families installed school their children for working families or single parents. >> pam moore: stay with kron 4 as we track the vaccination debate here in california for more information go to our kron4.com >> pam moore: there's no affirmation about a salon owner that this is accused of sexually assaulting a patron. in his brain a previous brush with the law also of a sexual nature. >> dan kerman: will it turns out all the owner of the murphy salon was convicted of sexually assaulting a child. in this case it was thus on adult was sexually assaulted the owner of this san mateo here in el salon is better rested for sexually assaulting a patron. what or not he crossed the line the police say that that massage never should get taken place. >>: this was only a hair and nail salon full line he does not have the permits for a massage services. >> dan kerman: police a looking for other possible victims and say that all their choosing a massage must choose their masseuse carefully. >>: you go on-line to the california massage council. >>: think first and foremost be loud call attention to it the attention of

army wes moore. good to have you on board. >> we had some interesting conversation last hour.ing? the "washington post" is now indicted as a right wing rag. "new york times". >> i thought it was funny. >> howard came on last week howard dean came on last week for those of who you didn't see and he said that the "new york times" was a right wing rag sheet because they were talking about this clinton story the cash money. and now today it's the "washington post". and you got to be careful. it's one thing if you're going after linda tripp, quite another if you're going after the "new york times". i mean and the "washington post". >> it's interesting, it's frustrating. i'd love to see the campaign take off and turn into a message. she's certainly qualified. >> nobody here is saying they have done anything illegal, but certainly to say which is what howard and james carville earlier was saying we should not investigate any of this this is pack journalism, the "new york times" are hacks "washington post" filled with hacks. before you even start reporting on the story. i mean one of

and i think the words that neill franklin said that i would agree with completely, wes moore joining ound to happen. the trigger may be freddie gray's death but this was bound to happen. do you disagree wes? >> no, unfortunately last night was a really hard night for baltimore and i don't think many people are surprised. you're absolutely right, this has been a long time coming unfortunately in many ways and especially because we see that this isn't just a about freddie gray. in fact the family of freddie gray, the leaders, ministers, et cetera, have been urging and calling not just for peace, but also urging for no protests yesterday in respect for the fact that yesterday freddie gray was laid to rest. this is what happens when you have a combination of anger and disparity and opportunism. when you have people who feel that the system is structurally not working for them. and so any type of spark can set this off. so unfortunately for many people, this has not come as a huge surprise. >> still ahead on "morning joe," much more from baltimore and local reaction to the riots there. we'

have been mostly peaceful and the big test will be tonight when that we find out if people will obey the 10:00 p.m. curfew. >> pam moore: the presence as bed >>: we cannot just leave this to the police this is president obama speaking. i think there's some call communities and police departments that have to do soul-searching. this is not new it's been going on for decades. >> pam moore: to see more of the president's comments and video of today's protest join us online at our kron4.com. >> pam moore: happening right now a rally for marriage equality in san francisco california is one of six states along with this district ofs columbia where day marriage is already legal dan kerman is now joining us live from san francisco city hall where rally is getting underway >> dan kerman: about 50 people or people are here in support of equal marriage. the big focus was washington d.c. where the u.s. supreme court heard arguments over the constitutional right for same-sex marriage. >>: case #14556 the, the consolidated cases >> dan kerman: chief justice john roberts began the hearing on same-sex marriage. the top attorneys say t

army wes moore. >> hi wes. >> so really quickly what we have here, and we've been talking about the "ere was a cell -- do we have the story? >> yeah let's just read it. i'll jump right into it. >> read the story? it's a mile long. >> no no the story is a mile long. >> stay with me. "new york times" story claims the clinton foundation received millions as russia pushed for control of a canadian uranium company. stay with me. canadian records are cited to show the chairman of uranium one made hornmore than $2 million in donations which reportedly the clinton foundation did not disclose and it's alleged other people connected with the company donated, as well. and that a kremlin-connected bank promoting stock in the company soon paid bill clinton a 5 00 $500,000 for a speech in moscow. >> the bullet points here really quickly, the canadians wanted to sell some of the most important uranium mine in the world to the russians. it's only uranium. but because it is actually uranium and there is national security implications, you have to get signed off by the state department. they got signed

do we get to keep any? >>pam moore: it is for 20 in san francisco is celebrating you know what that means. >>stanley roberts: i was not quite sure how to begin this edition of people behaving badly i will start with this-he was one happy camper welcome to golden gate park was the unofficial celebration happen will run the people it is the place where it takes five guys to let one go joint. the family his doctor gave from what he needed the stillness to find a qualified doctor. here he is with a knife in hand. there was one cool event and all types of edibles and drinks yes the park lane took off his life i think you'll figure it out tomorrow. >>pam moore: bird flew has been found at a farm in iowa affected modified million egg chickens just since march 6th baltimore police officers have now been suspended after the mystery witnesses say from the very beginning that as for medical attention they said six of the offices are suspended with pay after two to five year-old fell into a coma and never recovered dying sunday's

if you have pictures of a starbucks in your area we would love to see it twin just facebook or instagram or e-mail us at our kron4.com >> pam moore: this jacket was largely an issues tracking the storm system if we get all the storm system laura lee >> reporter: usa much just east of us later to the lake does wonders starts and showers will been starting in the north and moving quickly and a quickly moved in and out within a few hours. especially when you're sleeping around 11:00 to the early morning hours over the weekend as could be the ice after we get to tomorrow. on monday stays of scattered showers earlier in the morning tomorrow blast mostly sunny skies in the afternoon but the temperatures will be chilly. >> reporter: tomorrow is also a pretty nice in terms of temperature rise will be the upper 50s along the coast. around the bay in the mid-60s and a little bit warmer in the inland areas. i'll be back the lead to know what we can expect next week. >> pam moore: thousands of gallons out of water are washing down the drain every day and palo alto. it is happening as contractors bill hauled with basements below the drought s

. >> pam moore: will be bringing you more live images from baltimore to route the shell and at age 30 we will ask a reporter at the scene about a certain turn from peaceful days i protest the flash bangs being deployed at nightfall. >> pam moore: historic u.s. supreme court arguments today over the constitutionality of same-sex marriage at issue is whether states can continue to a ban same-sex marriage or whether gays and lesbians have the right to marry attorneys for the same- sex couples argue they do have that right attorneys defending the state ban argued the people should decide not the courts. justice kennedy and chief justice robert are thought to be the likely swing votes. sue of joe and tom loves show silken marry him into it tomkins what is wrong with that situation >> pam moore: the supreme court decision is expected in zero marriages quality supporters at san francisco city hall said today they were optimistic but the corps will vote to strike down the state abeyance. bans... >> pam moore: new disaster it's our earthquake stricken appall leaving hundreds of people missing. of

do not fight for freedom at that's why they call it prize fighting its for a prize >> pam moore: i feel like weow up. >> pam moore: attention facebook users big changes kicked into day the new feature now available through messenger. compare >> pam moore: they spoke is going face-to-face with a new feature the company says is approved the messenger act will allow users to talk to each other face-to-face over what i or cellular networks. facebook says is different from other video chat act because it is worse starts with the tax and then the user can quickly change will sit tonight at 8:00. introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> "the insider" in the story in the fun, 24/7 for every news conversation. >> are you you a woman? >> yes, for all intents and purposeses i am a woman. >> bruce's emotional truth. an insider's perspective on his candid from a close confidant. >> i was trying to support her. >> kathie lee is giving me the details about how kris is coping. >> you look at your life and your marriage and you say was it all a lie? >>> the cele

dry conditions and a milder afternoon >> pam moore: an embarrassing discovery and active been catholics them in the awkward way that he handled that and that weme apologizing to the world been at a flat. ben affleck... the warriors are in new orleans was the to nothing lead. they're feeling really good two to nothing lead >> pam moore: of former silicon valley president executive may run for president. will launch her president to campaign on may 4th. no formal word from her yet the former hewlett- packard c-e-o is a republican who once ran for barbara boxer see in the u.s. senate. >> pam moore: the men sought president reagan 34 years ago is trying to get a little more freedom. john hinckley is almost 60 years old now psychiatrists say he is getting a lot better and more stable. mr. hinckley spent about half of his days with his 89 year-old mother at her home in virginia and the other half at a mental hospital. the his lawyers and hospital officials think he can have lived a full time on the outside but at a hearing today federal prosecutors oppose the request. >> pam moore: been affleck apologizes for hiding slave owner and his family. alex

pam moore>>: we are following breaking news tonight out of san leandro. three people are in critical condition at this hour. after they all became victims of a stabbing. kron-4's jeff bush joins us live from where it happened. jeff what happened? jeff bush>>: right now police and detectives are here on scene trying to piece together everything that happened. as you said we have three victims of stabbing. right now we have a lieutenant with. the. new-line >>:tonight around 8:00 p.m. our officers responded to numerous nine long calls of the major fights that occurred here in this corner. when officers arrived on scene the fight had stopped that they found three men inside who had all been stabbed. they have since been traveled to area hospitals and are undergoing treatment at this time. jeff bush>>: there lot of motorcycle clubs that come to this bar, we hear it. tell me about those motorcycle clubs. >>:i do know it this time there are many motorcycle clubs in the bar of. they do appear on video. they do not seem to be directly involved with the debt fight.

and the idea is to give locals an extra we can to come and enjoy the attractions before all of the out-of-towners' show up maureen kelly kron 4 news >> pam moore super bowl 50 coverage is just beginning stay with us as we conduct our down to the huge day and all the events happening here in the bay area for more of the nation had to our kron4.com. >> pam moore: 6 we just got word that san mateo please address the and on licensed massage therapist for sexual assault now authorities here may trigger the there may be more victims police say a victim says she went to the salon on north kingston straight and the mail must lose allegedly groped for several times until he was interrupted by a staff member who walked into the room it happened on april 13th. today's lighter police arrested 53 year-old troy murphy who is a registered sex offender authorities also determine the business was not licensed offer massages authorities are asking anyone who may and patronized a line to contact police police >> pam moore: the san francisco county jail guards may be the first in california to we're body cameras the move comes amid an fbi investigation into alleg

union square market street tradition we have two distinct sites incorporated in the existing features and the existing park station. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore>> what actually is quite react it is community driven that is where the strength lies we do need to remember it sits on the east side of a very large public housing project any excursion on that site will be a problem for people that relies an light and air i think the project is designed with a great sensitive with the hospital nearby and a phenomenal amount of people that don't have a balcony and a lot of living quarters in an ear that put an emphasis on walkability so having the ability to rise above the bustle of jackson street i have to put a plug in here for the pacific arts commission it is commodity of architect and artists and i think they bring together a racket skill of creating the push back and challenge to the detail not to the parcel it's the project has shaped itself quite well under that guidance. >> commissioner moore i absolutely agree with you on chinatown street this is a way to get above it and enjoy the livelyness and it is a very interesting and a lot of fun an

policing doesn't need a change but to burn down a city in the interests of this is ridiculous. >> pam moore: wejoin us at 11:00 will give you more detailed information as it becomes available

. >> i believe that commissioner moore made the motion. >> i'll second we specific a number of car shares i think there are 4 for 4 hundred unit i'd like to go to 10 one and a half percent to 10 percent. >> that's based on the location of the property close to the transit in the market octavia plan. >> and increasing - >> or. >> number 6 i think. >> let's do all of them. >> we're getting one hundred and 5 extra spaces can we take one hundred and give you 5. >> for each one it will lose 3 spaces like each floor is 12. >> yeah. sure. sure staffers. >> what was your last offer (laughter). >> why not double it go to 12, 12 out of one hundred and 5. >> how about 8. >> okay i should have brought you up i would have driven a harder bargain. >> it this amenable to our motion. >> it is. >> commissioner antonini. >> i was going to make a motion it sound like it is all there sro and tim with the emerald fund i talked with the project sponsor they are all studios with a full kitchen and bathroom it's not listed on the city i don't know if that answers the question of an sro or 0 not. >> i'll ask the

moore. >> perhaps somebody explain what was employed i'm unfamiliar. >> we have at administration hearings on enforcement matters noting no requirement for that cross-examination that was an artifact when it was a dbi procedure so the limited hearing are somewhat inner formal people have time to speak and present they're case and public comment as well requiring or obligating cross-examination there's no legal requirement for it. >> commissioner johnson. >> that was my question who would be cross commenting whom. >> that's a good question basically the parties so if there was someone i mean not entirely clear but they'll baefg the the party the person in violation if there's an interested party they'll have the ability to bring attorneys and . >> thank you. >> frankly it is a contention we don't see the reason for that. >> shall i call the question. >> on recommendation 10 commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved that recommendation will move forward unanimously. >> recom

the bad news it's backed up to liver moore. wee a drive time for you. >>> an amber alert has been issued in the fairfield area. the chp is looking for a silver toyota controlla. brock was taken while the car was warming up in the driveway. the license plate number is 5bwf072. >>> regulars showed up for one last drink at a san francisco bar and restaurant. >> they are shutting the doors after 50 years. they are closing. the family style restaurant has seen many of the same faces over the many decades but the owners say despite dispute with their landlord led them to a bittersweet night and have plans to retire in hawaii. look who came out, jerry brown tweeting the photo saying sorry to see this great restaurant close. class of 55 had lots of good times here. >>> it is 5:55. another major pipeline explosion has pg and e under the microscope. what the investigation has revealed so far. >>> and the f.b.i. admits one of it's forensic testing methods on his quest, jack ventured far and wide. through dust, fog and rain. until he smelled

we go below the headlines with michael moore. ident of yemen has an op-ed in the new york times. this is a proxy war between iran and saudi arabia. is the fed ready for a liftoff? we will explain the rate hike call. i never played the gender card. our industry is not one where i think it's relevant. that is what marissa mayer said in a recent interview about sexism in silicon valley. thank you so much for joining us. some say this sounds progressive to say stop saying -- playing the gender card. guest: i think what i took issue with was gender is a relevant. it's very relevant. we live in an area where most of the companies that are funded are funded by an industry in which 96% of the partners are male. that has only changed one percent in the last 20 years. we live in a country where we don't have paid maternity leave for all companies. it's very much relevant. olivia: we are the only developed country that has doesn't have paid maternity leave. is it more to do with tech or the size of the company? guest: i think the size of the

here are some of the fanfolds we have gotten so far signors to breaking news eccrine back time and you may see them on an error and online. >> pam moore: coming up is if a security measure or sexual assault? the former t.s. 8 officer who was a warning about illegal pat downs and been given at airports across the country as we approach for-20 we will show you how law enforcers will be checking whether you are under the influence of marijuana why your mirror what a card might not save you also next how the city is getting involved in illegal 4-20 gathering of pot smokers at golden gate park which areas please plan to shed down. shutdown >> pam moore: it is the pot smoking celebration that is causing major headaches for san francisco. his call for 20. and his cause congestion on the street and trash in the park and even some violent fights. this year ago the cities that you can expect to see some changes to the way it handles this a psuedo-holiday emily turner joins us live from the park with what that means. >> reporter: what it means is that the city says they're gonna get ahead of the problem. because some of the changes that they mad

brendan: we have kate moore. were talking about linkedin and how it is a different kind of network. kate says --kate: it is not as intrusive as some of the other social networks. i do not need to be on it all the time to connect to people in a useful way. francine: people publish stories and groups that discuss the way the world goes and getting into e-learning is a great step to encounter the un-affordability of education those countries. brendan: they have grown, they have reached -- facebook seems to be flattening out. facebook is using its messenger to open it up to developers. this seems to be -- your current and future net works are a great feature. it makes a lot of sense. it is going to be a real challenge for all of these networks. how much value can we add to your life? brendan: my first reaction was it is another bit of m&a. it is its own economy. kate: we have talked to our partners. we have seen so much money flow in. everyone wants to get in their first investment into the next big thing. this is go

moore's law? here to discuss it is the author of his biography. why are weng about thank you -- thank you for joining us. why are we still talking about gordon moore and how big of an impact has he had on the world of technology? guest: great questions. i will try to answer them frankly. gordon moore he was the cofounder of two of the most important companies in history of silicon valley. first, fairchild semiconductor at the end of the and then a 1950's, spinoff from that, the intel corporation. emily: a little company called intel. david: for which he was to date the longest serving ceo and certainly its chief technological strategist. we are still talking about gordon moore and moore's law not only for intel, but for the importance of the silicon microchip in our whole digital world. it is the material foundation for the digital world and it is responsible for an incredible profusion of electronics because they have made electronics incredibly cheap. from the development of the first silicon microchip to the present, cost of microchips, the cost of electr

moore's law? david, thank you for joining us. let's talk about big picture, where weking about gordon moore, and how big of an impact has he had in the world technology? david: great questions. gordon moore is a physical chemist, cofounder of two of the most important companies -- fairchild semiconductor and a spinoff off from that, the intel corporation. a company he cofounded. and for which he was today the longest serving ceo. certainly, it's chief technological strategists. we are still talking about gordon moore not only for intel, but for the importance of the silica and microchip in our whole digital world. it's the material foundation for the digital world. and it is responsible for an incredible profusion of electronics. they have made electronics incredibly cheap. from the development of the first silica and microchips to the present, the cost of microchips, the cost of electronics and therefore the cost of computing has dropped 1,000,000,004. with that, the entire society has been suffused with electronics and computing. emily: gordon moore was a local guy,

them with if we need to recommend a phasing period of one or issue this is not a black and white issue having the desire to get to an end point i agree that is a pin. >> commissioner moore. >> what we're discussing it what is in front of of us the footnote statement that commissioner richards said we define primarily asked to comment on the recommendation 6 right now yes or no vote. >> commissioner hillis. >> could you clarify what we are voting on i'm hearing to things we're required to have a field and that field no matter who is responsible maintaining the accuracy is that a valid is that the concern. >> i think the recommendations concludes the short-term rental hosting platform validating the number and also requiring the number to be put on it. >> the reminded already is that the person who is hosting all their listing list their certification number their certificate number this goes foster the hosting platform shouldn't list anything that if have a hosting number and they're required to valid data that number. >> maybe open to interpretation but the listing at the time the listing is posted it is a valid number. >> mentioned they need to be monitoring the unite

ago they still we started to a lot of red tape but were one step lot closer to the raiders leaving. >> pam moore: that's it for us tonight at 8 we will see you at 11. 7 what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward, teenaged one has arrived. switch to modern security. $29.95 a month and lock in your rate for 2 years. plus save up to 20% on in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. (siren wailing) sir, everything all right? yeah, sure, officer, i'm fine. peter bonham, new york district attorney's office. we're here to interview a witness. where's your witness? he's a, uh... he's a no-show. you gentlemen be careful. yes, sir. now can we go?

moore stated earlier we want to thank the board to stand up and having staff work with the contingency another institutions in the city has not done this they're missing in action ocii we view them as nothing more than it was novice to learn they're in journalist venture with lamar research working in the interest of the citizens that pay their salaries we don't reap the benefits we want to point out we want the permit pulled this is a wait of our time we - you have a nice presentation you have wonderful slides the fact is that we've wasted three weeks their tearing that stadium down at the top level right now this morning as i drove in i inspected it myself the fact they've only had we'll talked repeatedly over dust controls i'm not an engineer one gentleman on a crane on the cherry picker spraying over there prior to that before the rain two individuals with a hose and water coming out mrs. moore and other residents on the hill have dust in their house i've driver's license there and their within glasses are coded with one - you have to look at relatives not another rhetoric lab and

angling action before that. >> it is on page 20 commissioner moore. >> commissioner richards. >> what type of abuses do you for see i think we were concerned it would open up the door for anyone who wanted to foil a lawsuit against their neighbor it was taking responsibility away interest the planning department from enforcing it's on law. >> i see the deserve our enforcement happens after. >> within the 90 days determine an ax. >> deputy city attorney i think there are two issues one is that supervisor campos ordinance expands the definition of private right of action and allows any interested party that meets that one step back supervisor campos expands the definitions of a interested party and any interested party to file a lawsuit if they filed a complaint with the department and no written determination no violation they'll give our office thirty days no, if we toil a illuminate u lawsuit they can't bring your their private right of lawsuit one is supervisor campos legislation allows any interested parties whereas bred and kim or so only to housing nonprofits and supervisor farrell's ordinance force the expedited right

we wanted to continue on their legacy. >> on behalf of everyone at mural arts i want to pay our respect to the williams, reid and moore families. we are honored and humled to create this mural as a service to you and the entire community. >> reporter: in addition to the july 21st tragedy the city honored murder victim michael kevin williams, also killed in the same lot a year before. the city of philadelphia mural arts program created the loving memories mural projects. the memorial project was designed by amber art and design with family and community input and painted by youth violence reduction partnership members. family members prayed, and sang on sat take and tell thaws they are hoping that thinks all a place they can go to to remember the loved ones lost in this spot. >> doing this project we will keep a little piece of our family members with us. >> reporter: in tioga annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >>> moving on to local politics. candidates that want to be philadelphia's next mayor gathered for another forum 56789 candidates spoke at the the temple university, about how they will move the city toward a

because of more -- because of moore's law, we will make 20 billion transistors every second. e: the ratio never changes so you are in the same edition? -- same position? steve: you can use moore's law to make the same size as last time or half the size of the chip. i see you are wearing a wearable on your rwrist. that's why we can make these things run on a tiny battery all day. erik: anybody who likes to use technology needs to be an enthusiast because if and when moore's law runs out of road some of what we have begun to take for granted since the dawn of the semiconductor era will cease. what about alternative materials? things like photon anil computing -- photon nano computing? cutting-edge materials that have not made it yet. steve: nano tubes, spinach on it , there is -- spin tronic's. silicon valley still has a way to go. erik: how much money is intel spending now on developing new materials for a decade down the road? steve: it is very important. that is what our company does. we have thousands of thd's who spend -- thousands of phd's who spent all day thinking about

pam moore>>: new tonight at 11 we have possible mandatory water restrictions. the water board passed a proposal to cut water use by 25 percent. to encourage people to meet this, they will consider raising the price for homes that use more than 200 gal. a day. the price increase will be considered at a public hearing coming up in june. "guilty of murder in the first degree." former n-f-l player aaron hernandez will spend life in prison without the possibility of parole. a jury convicted the football star of murder in the death of odin lloyd. nearly two years ago.lloyd was found shot six times at a park less than a mile from hernandez' home. jurors say they were shocked to hear defense lawyers admit hernandez was in fact at the scene of the killing. and in the end the jury believed the circumstantial evidence in the case outweighed the lack of a clear motive. a new government report out today says. hundreds of passenger planes could be vulnerable to hackers. the government accountability office found. newer planes have cockpits wired into the same wi-fi system us

we want you to do. as opposed to negotiating with us, because there are not a lot of people like mrs. moore. ant to hear from you, not on the government side. we have seen examples of effective partnerships, and i would just point to 1. in the city of boston, there was a 29 month. without a single juvenile homicide. -- a 29 month period without a single juvenile homicide. it was a partnership between the law community, the clergy -- a -- this goes back to changing the quarter of law enforcement. what changed in boston was the catholic church. because a lot of the white cops in boston were roman catholic. and the roman catholic cardinal of boston bought into the strategy. and so it was not just about mobilizing the black church, it was mobilizing faith communities in which law enforcement officers served. to help them get a better understanding what their role might be. you have policeman in boston climbing the steps of the hancock building -- i don't know boston that well. boston is hancock, isn't it? i was thinking boston or chicago. getting job applications for young people to get summer jo

we usually do. >> marjorie moore has reduced her water usage significantly which means the restrictions won't be much of an adjustment for her. but rest of the marin is far from the 20% target. in an effort to conserve more water the water board voted to restrict outdoor watering to three days a week. >> for people who maybe when did i water last or whatever, they will be more in tune with a schedule and being consistant. >> not everyone though is happy about the new restriction. there are those who will comply begrudgingly. >> if it is a resource or something that we are being billed for, then i should be able to use it. >> but like it or not the restrictions will keep coming as long as the drought continues. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> the northern california woman escorted off an alaska airlines plane has just landed in san jose. the mother of two has cancer. she tried to return home from hawaii yesterday and airline personnel said she cooperate fly because she didn't have -- she couldn't fly because she didn't have a doctor's note. lisa amin gulezian joins us with more. lisa? >> ama, i can't tell y

we usually do. >> marjorie moore has reduced her water usage significantly which means the restrictions won't be much of an adjustment for her. but rest of the marin is far from the 20% target. in an effort to conserve more water the water board voted to restrict outdoor watering to three days a week. >> for people who maybe when did i water last or whatever, they will be more in tune with a schedule and being consistant. >> not everyone though is happy about the new restriction. there are those who will comply begrudgingly. >> if it is a resource or something that we are being billed for, then i should be able to use it. >> but like it or not the restrictions will keep coming as long as the drought continues. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> the northern california woman escorted off an alaska airlines plane has just landed in san jose. the mother of two has cancer. she tried home from hawaii yesterday and airline personnel said she cooperate fly because she didn't have -- she couldn't fly because she didn't have a doctor's note. lisa amin gulezian joins us with more. lisa? >> ama, i can't tell you how hap

. >> we met richard moore in the sewing factory at colorado's limon correctional facility.rst came to prison in 1976. personal computers and cell phones were still more than a decade away. gerald ford was president and the united states was celebrating its bicentennial. the country was also going through what was widely regarded as a sexual revolution. that's when moore's troubles began. >> i was convicted of killing my wife in 1976 in the state of iowa. >> moore's wife, terri williams, was a dancer at a local club when their relationship began. >> i was just a customer. i just walked in off the street. we met, hit it off pretty decently, you know, and ended up -- well, we picked each other up actually, so we went to terri's apartment and made love and enjoyed each other's company, you know. we got married. then i began to have thoughts about terri. i thought maybe terri was a little bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like a woman, and i thought that the person maybe had been a man. >> why? >> from feeling into this area o

compliance and can be criminally charged we don't have that what this reporting it is still hard to be able to figure out brown where someone is at. >> commissioner moore. >> this is a private transaction and not fully monitoring business traction we don't know how the money is being chaemd is it a cash basis or so credit card. >> commissioner antonini. >> maybe the mrafrpdz agree on the forms they send in along with the payment and stuff which attach rental this is hosted or not hosted i carton speak for them. >> should we call a role on recommendation number one. >> yeah. >> commissioners recommendation number one. >> so if we're kind of voting on the recommendation are the finding votes normally when we voted. >> retake a - vote. >> that could put if i don't agree with 15 i'll have to vote no on the whole 15. >> we moved it forward. >> you could also so on each of item vote on it separately that's the end of it combined into a motion. >> so each recommendation will - >> you could vote on each one separately and that being the will of the commission vote on all altogether. >> that's the staff we'll handle topic to topic and the topic you can weigh in

we usually do. >> marjorie moore has reduced her water usage significantly which means the restrictions won't be much of an adjustment for her. but rest of the marin is far from the 20% target. in an effort to conserve more water the water board voted to restrict outdoor watering to three days a week. >> for people who maybe when did i water last or whatever, they will be more in tune with a schedule and being consistant. >> not everyone though is happy about the new restriction. there are those who will comply begrudgingly. >> if it is a resource or something that we are being billed for, then i should be able to use it. >> but like it or not the restrictions will keep coming as long as the drought continues. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> the northern california woman escorted off an alaska airlines plane has just landed in san jose. the mother of two has cancer. she tried to return home from hawaii yesterday and airline personnel said she cooperate fly because she didn't have -- she couldn't fly because she didn't have a doctor's note. lisa amin gulezian joins us with more. lisa? >> ama, i can't tell y

we recall case e e k which might also pose a cancer risk. pepsi officials strongly deny that and also claimed that getting rid of aspartame was not about safety. >> pam moorell ahead with of the ongoing drought water prices will only continue to get higher but there are a few steps you can take around alone to reduce your water bill we will explain coming up plus the effort to honor the late robin williams gets the green light. >> pam moore: after days of searching played the 17 year-old disappeared as return of two parents sullivan showed up on his own but this morning bill was talking. >> reporter: would try knocking on the door several times but no one answered. the 70 year-old arrived late last night and harm. the senate clare coveys sheriff's office says the boy's sister was a spur of the moment decision on monday morning to run away. he survived by eating food off trees. and went to the porter potties he also told authorities that his allotted time of the school's campus when no one was a rogue the reason why he left is still little unclear he told deputies that was stressful but that is not the reason that he chose to run away. authorities said they

. >> reporter: that's the relief to homeowners lynn and kristin moore who live on sanders lane near the manassas battlefield. >> we worked our butts off all our life. why take it? >> reporter: residents and lawmakers have been fighting for years against a road they say is bad for the area. >> it was ruining the royal crescent and to give up federal land as well. and -- which will impact the battled field and our way of life here. that's why we moved here and we love it here. >> reporter: that may be a premature celebration virginia department of transportation says. a law passed last year puts the project on hold as they figure

>>pam moore: still ahead at 6:00 the countdown to game two warriors and the pelicans we are live or core ambitious billion dollar grant water to the very harsh safe the stores and a lot more ahead at 6. >>pam moore: line during over san francisco golden gate park tonight with thousands are lighting up to celebrate the unofficial mayor holiday known as 420 on hit the hill that is where it then, reports on the push to legalize marijuana in california. >>reporter: each hour that goes by and working to make the legalization of pot a reality in california their traditional blocking along to make it legal for those 21 and over he says the passage of similar legislation in other states will be helpful to california the tax revenue is a great we're not saying any type of slaughter on the road to we can gather the taxes we can properly assimilate this entire canvas as for those at 420 festivities in golden gate park the to think legalization is just a round the corner and are looking for two more days like these loves peace and happiness. it is announced as how long the festivities will go on for

we wanted to continue on their legacy. >> on behalf of everyone in mural arts i want to pay respect to the williams and reid and moore family we are honored and humble to create this mural as a service to you and the entire community. >> reporter: the city honored murder victim michael kevin williams, killed in the same lot a year before. the city of philadelphia mural arts program created the loving memories mural project designed by amber art and design with family community input and painted by the youth violence reduction partnership members. family members prayed hugged and sang and telling us they are hoping this is a place they can go to to remember the loved ones lostny spot. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> an 18-year-old has been arrested after a beat down at a septa spring garden train station was caught on camera. andre bodiak is facing a string of charges. police say he was one of dozen teens who attacked two men from franklin high school after school. >>> trenton police are looking for a gunman this morning after four people were shot last night the shooting happened around 6:00 p.m. along the unit

we have steven moore. heritage foundation chief economist. matt welch.agazine editor and chief. and our own elizabeth mcdonald. let's talk about how this relates to politics and hillary clinton in particular. i'm told this is her worst nightmare. she may be campaigning within a democratic administration's term within a recession. is that true? >> yeah. it's a big problem for her and a big problem for obama. as we speak, barack obama has been running across the country trying to do the shuffle in the end zone about how well the economy was doing. this is a splash of cold water. the numbers are worse than you said, we revised downward by 65,000 jobs in the previous months. we gained 60 or 70,000 jobs. which is really pretty pitiful. i do think this is just one month. we've been averaging 225. let's hope we get back to where we should be. do not blame this on the weather either. i'm sick of people saying -- >> i guarantee you'll hear more of that. the labor force participation was also bad. a lot of people pulling out again. >> that's right. 277,000 apparen