kathy bouford and theresa olechowski.y said they told the police back in 1986, about cindy's plans to meet her boyfriend's father, art ream. >> they were making plans, they were going to go down and meet at dairy queen. >> she told me she would be meeting arthur ream, scott's father, at the dairy queen, because he was going to take her to a surprise birthday party for scott in pontiac. >> but the party was a ruse later testimony had been revealed. scott's birthday had been in january, not april when cindy disappeared. the invitation, kaplan argued, was merely a ploy to lure cindy to the dairy queen and then into ream's van and she hadn't been seen since. >> i know that cindy is in a much better place. she's not on earth right now. she didn't run away. i believe she's with the lord. >> and where was cindy's boyfriend scott on that sunday in question april 20th? not in michigan, according to a late-addition witness. >> raise your right hand, please. do you swear from the testimony you're about to give will be the truth? >>

ter res s theresa is going to water and wine. and drum director will adams, how are you, going to head up to redding for heat and hot. our prompter, and associate producer, geraldine, tahoe, north star. going to do hiking up there? >> probably she says. all right. take a look here at los gatos, 85. gilroy, 81. liver more, 86. 76 in napa. san francisco, fog starting to roll in now. 63 degrees. north west, 16 miles an hour. and that wind is starting to shift to more of an onshore flow. right now. that is going to, obviously cool us off pretty quickly. we have 64, san mateo. 67, hayward, 72, napa. holding on nearly 90 degrees in fairfield. one of the warmest spots on the map. here is the fog offshore. up at 2,000 feet. so it is going to be cruise back as we head into tomorrow morning. for the coastal areas. also the peninsula. a little built of low clouds there for the east bay as well. right now, winds about 5, 10 miles an hour. starting to shift from more of the northwesterly warming wind. more onshore direction that will continue

. >> in 1963, theresa, the eighth child was born.d after only six hours from a blood abnormality. dr. salvatore cuciatta, who delivered theresa, said he also recommended marie noe get additional care and psychiatric treatment beyond what she was getting from her primary care physician, dr. gangemi. but this offer was also rejected. >> it was a pattern in those days that the family doctor would refer their maternity cases to the specialists, including psychiatric treatment. >> but dr. gangemi would later come to regret his decision not to refer marie for psychiatric treatment. >> ironically, dr. gangemi would later privately be coming to the medical examiner's office saying i want you to help me do something about these people. and i don't know what to do. >> it was during this period that "life" magazine wrote an article about the noes and their terrible string of tragedies. the magazine used a pseudonym for the couple. it was also around this time that president kennedy and first lady jackie kennedy lost a newborn baby. not to crib

[applause] >> on the tea line, we are going to have jessica, leo, theresa, and will. [applause] we are already to serve the community and we look forward to working with the residents here in the bayview and district 10. thank you. [applause] >> two short thank you and then we are done. the mta has been a key city partner for the city embassadors program. i just want to recognize deborah johnson. she has been invaluable to connecting our program to muni operations, helping us in countless ways, big and small. she is currently the acting executive director and ceo of the mta. happy to call her a friend and colleague. thank you, deborah. also here today is the external affairs director for at&t. at&t provides the cell phones and services provided for emergency calls by the ambassadors. we could not exist without the help of deputy city administrator linda young. she is also the cfo. she makes sure we have all our resources. so this concludes our press conference. media kits are in the front of the room. thank you very much, everyone. [applause] >> welcome to the departm

a woman named theresa whose addicted to eating -- any guess, anyone?ted to eating rocks. >> my name'ser is res er ithere. i'm addicted to eating rocks. i don't think i would be able to function every day if i didn't eat some quantity of rock. >> when my mom eats rocks, it's kind of like she goes to la-la land. she doesn't seem to be paying attention to anything going on around her. >> jimmy: well, there's a lot going on in that house. [ applause ] eating rocks might be the least of it. yeah. maybe they could wean her off with fruity pebbles or something. one more thing, you know, the price of gold hit an all-time high on friday. it's over $1,600 an ounce. flavor flav's mouth is now worth $2.4 million. because the economy has been in such turmoil lately, some people see gold as a safe investment. and if you're looking to invest in gold, i hate to push but i know just the guy to help you out. >> confused by the markets? worried about your dwindling savings? hello, i'm fred willard. in times like these, it pays to count on something you can touch. gold. s

the victim has the name theresa on scroll on his left forearm and on the right forearm four stars. officers described the victim as an african-american man, 20 to 30 years old with a goatee and a diamond stud in his left ear. that man was killed at 79th and arthur just after midnight tuesday. it was one of three separate shootings in oakland within just 40 minutes. three other people suffered gunshot wounds. >>> other bay area headlines on this thursday. san jose police department is ending its partnership with homeland security after only two months together. operation community shield was designed to combat gang violence. since it was unveiled there have been no gang-related homicides in the city. some activists worried it would lead to a crackdown on illegal immigrants. police say the program is ending because it simply is no longer needed. >>> there he is. former giants slugger barry bonds at at&t park last night before his latest court hearing today. a couple of hours, a judge will take another look at his lawyer's request. they want the judge to toss out his felony conviction

. >> reporter: theresa says she treated and loved her little dog, sadie, just like a daughter.id everything with the family, from visiting to santa, to celebrating birthdays. and when the girls got pampered, so did sadie. >> the girls and i would go in and have our hair done and so did sadie. >> reporter: but a couple hours after dropping sadie off for her primping session, she got a call from the store informing her something went terribly wrong. when she got to the vet, she found sadie suffering from heat stroke. >> she told us sadie had internal bleeding and she was blind. she was in horrible pain, and at this point there was nothing we could do for her. >> reporter: according to the vet report, sadie arrived comatose. her temperature was more than 107 degrees, higher than the vet thermometer could register. turns out she had been put in a cage dryer, a box that blows in heated air to dry off freshly bathed pets. >> i just can't imagine that any company would do this to a dog. >> reporter: san francisco animal rights attorney christine garcia filed this lawsuit on her behalf

as for tomorrow, on your wednesday, 88 in santa theresa. 90 in morgan hill. 87 in san jose. 85 in palo alto. 66 in pacific. in san francisco, 7, 72 in stinson beach. 86 in ben each a. close to 90 in concord and san ramon and napa expected mid 80s. conditions near average, and yes, even slightly above. only two triple-digit days so far this summer. and it looks like we're only going to see two so far here at least for august right now. we're also looking at some seas that may get kicked up from some tropical activity well to the south off the baja of mexico. so if you're doing any beach or boating this weekend, that's something to watch out for. and those cooler numbers inland, instead of 90-degree weather, we'll be bumping down into the low to mid 80s. >> okay. >> not bad. >> thanks. >>> coming up, is it bad, is it rude, are you guilty? have you ever had a fake conversation on your cell phone? >>> and then all the fun of a wedding withoutinto p how one bride maned to have m her dream wedding without even lifting a finger. >>> he says his bosses knew all about it. a former reporter at "

. >> reporter: from radio to books to the courtroom, attorney theresa ericsson has established herself as an authority on reproductive law. she opened a san diego office to assist with arrangements for surrogate child bearing. but now after a federal investigation, she's pled guilty in connection with charges she profited from surrogate sis outside the law. >> this team was designed to create a inventory of unborn children that were then able -- that were then being sold for $100,000 to $150,000. >> reporter: surrogates were paid up to $45,000 to travel to eastern europe, to the ukraine, to be implanted with embryos. jason forge -- >> if they carried the babies into a viable pregnancy, then the conspirators would sell them. >> reporter: she pleaded guilty tuesday to wire fraud and posted a comment on facebook promising another side of the case -- >> reporter: authorities said the prospective parents are not culpable and will keep the children. >> there's nothing we're going to do to upset their parent-child relationships. >> reporter: patrick healey for nbc bay area news. >>> in other

[applause] >> on the tea line, we are going to have jessica, leo, theresa, and will. [applause] we are already to serve the community and we look forward to working with the residents here in the bayview and district 10. thank you. [applause] >> two short thank you and then we are done. the mta has been a key city partner for the city embassadors program. i just want to recognize deborah johnson. she has been invaluable to connecting our program to muni operations, helping us in countless ways, big and small. she is currently the acting executive director and ceo of the mta. happy to call her a friend and colleague. thank you, deborah. also here today is the external

most pernicious and ugliest form of terrorism in the world and it's not al qaeda look like mother theresa in terms of scope damage and the destruction of human life and boehner is kind of like a terrorist with a suntan he's a suntan terrorist financial terrorist from washington but it's also part of the banana republic and is a shame that we've talked about this a number of times as this often happens like in the egyptian economy where how egypt fell apart how dark left office is because they were turf wars between the various monopolies over the sectors of the economy so when you have these very powerful oligarchies this is always what happens at the end of a banana republic and a condom e is. you know there are powerful interests each for each party they take of a team or a blue team yes it's a winner take all mentality fed by the corrupt ideology of the communist strumpet i know random who's enjoying some popularity get in america and her philosophy of take everything kill everybody and don't have a conscience about it let's move on to the next i buy my so while though boehner and obam

. >> theresa, diane's number two in the stonewall back office, agrees. >> every day you see more and more women coming in. you see whole families coming in. not, it's a lot different than what it was when i started here two years ago. >> you're going to shoot together? >> yes. >> you need anything? >> a box of shells. >> a box of shells, .38 specials. >> any time you add another customer demographics to your industry you're going to make more money because you're going to get more clientele. >> bringing in more women isn't the only reason her store has thrived. she credits savvy investors. >> i got a lot of different guns here and all the different calibers. >> this is how you run your company. i feel like you do not take no for an answer, you will bargain somebody down. >> most of the time, yeah. >> after 17 years, diane may be full of brafed ao, but she still remembers how overwhelming it felt to start up a business from scratch. >> when i came in, knowing nothing about it, i, literally got down on my hands and knees and gave the business to the lord and said -- you got to walk me

. >> theresa, diane's number two in the stonewall -- >> you see more families coming in.a lot different than what it was when i started here two years ago. >> you want to shoot together. >> yes. >> do you need nug? >> a box of shells. .38 specials. >> any time you add customer demographics to your industry, you're going to make more money because you're going to get more clientele. >> bringing in women isn't the only reason her store has thrived. diane credits her savvy investors for choosing to put their profits back into the business. >> well, i got a lot of different guns here and different calibers. >> that's how you run your company. you do not take no for an answer. you will bargain somebody down. by the time someone walks out of the door, you've got what you wanted. >> most of the time, yeah. >> after 17 year, diane may be full of bravado, but she still remembers how overwhelming it felt to start up a business from scratch. >> when i came in knowing nothing about it, i literally got down on my hands and knees and gave the business to the lord and said, you got to w

looks look looks reasonably quiet so far we also had some information in the last from home secretary theresa may updating the number of people who have been arrested this evening that number we're hearing now sterling it's two hundred and fifteen arrested in the london riots or so. as we get a bit more on this but just reminding our viewers of it just to there you're looking at live pictures here from hackney tonight in north east london there is ongoing rioting there you're seeing these live pictures coming through as soon as we get more information we will of course bring you the details. three years ago georgia launched the attack on the people of the small republic of south of the five day war in which georgia tried to reclaim its old toad trees played hundreds of innocent lives but to do the coaching over is in the south pacific capital city still struggling to come to terms with the losses. attacked suddenly around midnight and the first try to happen here at the russian piers keeping bay so now what you can see behind me and what's left of the base there were around two hundred fifty

just a few moments ago when london mayor boris johnson turned up here along with the home secretary theresa may they were given and that announcement to the press i couldn't hear what he was saying all the shouting abuse and heckling they got from residents here who were angry at the police for firstly not turning up here within two hours and the rioters got two hours free run of all the department stores here forty one turned up they're saying police they're wanting to protect the wealthy suburbs but not not the areas like here in the poor areas that been hit by the rise and secondly they're saying this is still one of the people here might not know mark duncan it is still the same cause and these people are who are doing the right thing were very unhappy from being alienated by the police and they feel they're being targeted. for communities and being left to fend for themselves and the unemployment is high so that's what they are unhappy with that's what the people on the streets are saying some discontinuity there the police appear preparing for another night of violence here by. upping

home secretary theresa may. they broke into his summer holiday she's meeting with police. trying to get across the latest that's been happening this all kicked off a couple of days ago because as we've been reporting the skirmish is breaking out between police and groups of young people in the area there but as you can see youngsters gathering around that car at the moment these are live pictures coming through from the news agencies doesn't look to be any trouble there but obviously a very tense area these pictures from hackney in london tonight we'll bring you up to date if anything does happen there of course. this is r.t. from moscow now three years ago georgia launched an attack on the people of the small republic of south of setia the five day war in which georgia tried to reclaim its old territories claimed hundreds of innocent lives art is really the cochon of it is in the south of set in capital for us a city still struggling to come to terms with the losses. attacks suddenly around midnight and the first try it's happened here as of the russian piers keeping brac

theresa can you hear us?ink that our connection with teresa is clipped, but she just told me that she has been in traffic on the bridge for two and a half hours. that is due to the police action going on in san raphael. we will keep you posted have an update on newscast tonight at 11:00. >> a bay area attorney accused of breaking the law. >> kron4 looks if the allegations against the low your reaction from the alleged victim and how the popular web site craig lists played the role. >> robert michael hoffman appeared in a san francisco court room the district attorney says that the lawyer that specializes in sexual harassment cases victimize several women that responded to his ads on graceless. maureen kelly spoke with him saying that the women were actually consentual participants in sex play. >> this is one creek list at the suspect's lawyer says that his client posted this looking for rough sex it is in title i will hit you. it goes on to read i will be you and pull you to your knees by your hair, i will sl

it took place here at santa theresa county park. you can see the vegetation here is dry t.o ease tow break up this stuff. and this -- that is why this fire burn here at the county park was just great practice for some of the firefighters that never fought a wild lined fire before. the fire slowly grows eating away at acres of dry land. fire instructors keep feeding it. >> we are lighting fire on purpose so that the recruits can practice putting it out. >> reporter: 22 fire recruits marched out to attack it. it has been awhile since they suited up. they were part of a group of 49 fires were were laid off last year. they funded bringing half of them back and they need a refresher course. >> some of them went back to school and some have not had training for this year. >> reporter: it is the first time learning to fight a wildland fire. it is a skill. 25% of the fires they respond to during may and october are brush and wildland fires. twopbs is raging each recruit gets a chance to putting it out. fellow recruits trail behind practicing an important skill. they are using tools

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kerry can attribute much of his wealth to his wife, marrieded to theresa heinz kerry.ve over to california. daryl issa, $220 million. he's the powerful republican chair of the house oversight and government reform committee. he built his fortune on the car alarm company that he founded in the '90s. the company's products include the well known viper alarm system. then topping out the list at number one, the wealthiest member of congress, congressman m michael mccall. minimum network is $294 million. pretty impressive. it appears a majority of his wealth comes from his better half. he was number five on last year's list. and roll call attributes his big jump to the transfer of wealth from his wife's family. here are the top five wealthiest members of congress. but we also broke down this list in the top 50. found that republicans outnum r outnumbered democrats. 31 of the top members. men outnumber women 39 to 11 and house members slightly outnumber senators. 29 and 21. but considering there's four times the number of house members than senators, senators are doing prett

. >> reporter: theresa two bulls is a former oglala sioux president who helped organize the effort to restart the black hills talks following obama's 2008 election. she agrees with giago that there are serious divisions but says that the tribes are making progress. >> this is the closest we've gotten. believe me, it's hard to unite people, it's hard to stay positive but you have to for the i'm tired of this poverty. i'm tired of this rut were in. >> reporter: gonzalez says the tribes have formed a reparations alliance and are aiming to finalize a proposal to be submitted to congress by the end of the year. he hopes that proposal will give the sioux shared ownership of over one million acres of federal land within the black hills, along with financial compensation. but he quickly points out that the sioux are not seeking any private property and knows that popular tourism attractions will be off the table. >> we are trying to be realistic, when the sioux tribes ask for return of federal lands, that does not include mount rushmore, ellsworth air force base, post offices or any property