moore's wife shelly worked with brad. shelly coached the girls' high school basketball team and brad coached the boys'. investigators heard rumors that brad and shelly were having an affair. >> i didn't believe so. we talked to reene and she denied an affair. we talked to shelly and she denied one. the only other person we could ask was missing. >> shelly and brad disappeared two days before brad disappeared. shelly said her alleged affair with brad was a figment of larry's imagination. >> she actually pointed to larry as having done something to brad because of some of the domestic violence against her and the fact that he had accused her of having an affair with brad. >> a few weeks after brad's disappearance, a letter from brad arrived at police headquarters. he said he was alive and well and living in washington state. but after seeing the letter, police weren't too sure. esurwhich means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless, which saves paper, which saves money. they have sm

the evening i am pam moore. >> pam moore: within the last 30 mess sense a suspect has been taken into custody. this standoff lasted for more than two hours and blocked off several streets in the area. >> reporter: the palo alto police departments as they did arrest one suspect. this is from as a more dry worry was barricaded for several hours the suspect is a 20 year-old hispanic renters was black sweat shirt. he was not injured during his arrest and they were just checking him out. the police departments is that this happened around 230 this afternoon on the ninth order block of oregon avenue. residents reported uses' suspicious person. in the area door to people in house at the time an elderly woman and her caretaker. was two hours before the swat team could make contact with the suspect to axe temper to ask him to surrender peacefully. >> reporter: the palo alto police department also says the group's trees will be reopened an area and residents come let them know that is safe to come out of their homes. >> pam moore: happening now san francisco police are hosting a town hall meeti

. >> pam moore: tonight friends and family are mourning the death of officer michael johnson a 14 year veteran of the satellite police department. dan kerman talk with one of johnson's france today and he joins us live in san jose. >> dan kerman: at the time of his death he was a field training officer. looking at some video right now of the of procession taking his body away from the scene after the shooting. the police officers association says that all the officers are grieving. they say that he was and officers officer. one that many should emulate. >>: mike was a very easy going officer of mild-mannered soft tone, he got along with everybody and he was the officer on the street that people connected to and the talk to. a sharp guy and might get a good sense of humor and he will definitely be missed. >> dan kerman: earlier in the day the family and answered this day eight minutes that he was shot trying to protect the community but was deeply loved we can't tell you how depot we have in our heart. they go on to say we appreciate all the thoughts and prayers that we have received fr

reporting live in ruben kron 4 news >> pam moore: breaking news anchor sam francisco where the police chief walked out of tonight's plan to outlaw all community meeting. on the latest deadly police shooting. the meeting of a 24 year-old woman plant last wake shooting of the 24 year-old woman last week but woman allegedly went on a driving rampage before police opened fire killing her. >> reporter: will pal police chief graphics are just pest of his report to the packed hall here at the st. luke's church. but the meeting had to be cut short because activists began shouting and making insane he never met a moment she >> reporter: set francisco police chief greg sir had just finished briefing the public about the circumstances that led up to the officer involved shooting that took place last tuesday near the chevron station on pine and that has avenue. and to place called officers were forced to fire their weapons at the 24 year-old alice brown who plotted the stolen car she was in at the officers. that is the finding of the police and that was the information the police provided in the

. >> to commissioner moore just i think what we're trying to do i'm getting the rational for making this move staff recommend it be approved as designed they seemed to be fine but you feel for visible purposes it is better to have a set back i'm not quite sure what we're getty need the rational for the set back. >> for the simple reason if we set that back you don't get a reasonable closet so your two common lines by which you agree that is a reasonable project and we have a variance to push it out and gain the extra space your lou gehrig's disease or gaining the space. >> i understand it seems like that makes sense but you'll gape more in the back than the front if i'm reading that correctly i'm supportive as long as no net loss of square footage and the other question of the variance how will that be handled if we approve the motion by commissioner moore with the modified project that requires a variance does that have to go back to the zoning administrator for a different hearings on his own separate from us. >> yes. a separate hearing gastric to the zoning administrator bus the varia

. >> pam moore: tonight as the police department agrees. we are learning new details about a veteran officer michael johnson and a suspected gunman's scott their dunham. gaf and bush is an loss got elsewhere tonight procession ended we began with scott rates >> reporter: people have been coming out here to show their support for this officer. not all of flags are obviously in have massed in front of the police station. the utility this ever-growing memorial from officer michael johnson perry at. they're different find out your posters that people plus the. also saying badges from fremont grizzlies right here so different agencies are also coming out here in putting out flowers. as but a very rough 24 hours for the city of san jose. officer michael johnson was killed last night after performing a welfare check. it was shot and killed 557 year-old scott dunham was intoxicated and allegedly awesome threat to kill himself. >> reporter: after an eight hour standoff the gunman was found that on the balcony of the apartment. the mayor struggled to

a 12 by 20 deck commissioner moore's idea i make a motion to reduce the deck to 10 by 12 to allow more light in the dr requesters house. >> second. >> second. >> commissioner wu i hear the suggestion i'm looking at a-13 the suggestion to get rid of the planter and shift even though western wall? that's correct >> over two or 3 feet to make it 12 feet by 10. >> shifting you're eliminating the planter and make the department of education deck 10 by 12. >> the door has to shift. >> ? >> the entire wall remains glass the ability to look for privacy into another person's home is greatly reduced. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second to take dr to approve the project and take dr eliminating the planter and reducing the size of the deck commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 do zero and places you on general public comment which i have in speaker cards. >> any gener okay. seeing none this meeting is

they wrote to marianne moore and said... "our ne, deariss moore, "is edsel. i hope you willnderstand." her interest iimag extended to her own peona. from at least the time when she was in llege, she was intensely interested in devising the way she appeared. sometimes she would put together an outfit and go intthe subway to a booth where you could take youown picture to see whether or not the effect she waed to achieve by this outfit came across in photography. the photographer who began the process of helping marianne moore define her image was george platt lynes who created her most famous photograph of herself in a tcorn hat and cape. noveer 2, 1950. dear geoe, there is a very fine modesty about these pictures. the designs have authority and i thank you hand on heart for the helena rubinsteining of difficult assets like eyelashes furrows of thought. the focus on the hem and seaming of the gloves about does away with my fondness for fo and furry effects. you ke bigats. y? because they hide my face so much. ha ha ha! i feel at home when they're on. "a face. "

i'd like to take roll commissioner president fong commissioner hillis commissioner moore. >> i don't have a screen. >> it's not on. >> i'm not on. >> we have new proposes we'll fix that in a second. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner richards we do expect commissioner wu and commissioner johnson and commissioner antonini to are absent commissioners first on your agenda items proposed for continuance excuse me. at townsend street the go conditional use authorization for continuance march 2015 case t c a amending the resolution of the short-term rental and the administrative code is proposed until april 2nd, 2015, and item 3 at 276 hartford street a discretionary review until april no other items proposed for continuance i'll just check. >> any public comment on item the items proposed for continuance seeing none, public comment is closed arrest commissioner richards. >> move to continue. >> second. >> on that motion to continue all matters as proposed commissioner hillis one that 0 acceptance. >> i'm showing up as commissioner richards i'm commissioner moore i'd like to ask for co

expect commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards oh, commissioner richards is here he'll be joining us shortly commissioners first is the consideration of items proposed for continuance item one noise regulations near places of entertainment the police code amendments it proposed for continuance march 2014 and item 2 at one1000 loosening street conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance until march 2015 and next at van ness avenue downtown project authorization conditional use authorization and variance have proposed for continuance until april 2nd, 2015, and item 4 administration and planning code amendments for the short-term rentals fee for the administrative code is continued until april 2015 discretionary use authorization are proposed until mayor 15th 2015 the next item d d and v others cord court discretionary use authorization until may 15th and finally commissioners item 7 at 21 terry value street discretionary review is proposed for definitely continuance >> any public. >> i have two sp

and regular hearing commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on item 6 commissioners questions or comments. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. a couple of items i just wanted to ask about i noticed our advanced calendar the short-term rentals for next week is being turned definitely i wanted to know i know there are some bills before the board of supervisors but i'm wondering if we'll get a chance to express our opinions before a supervisors vote i'm assume the other tell we'll hear about this when we hear about the permit appeals a referral of a board of appeals on sanchez and it was sort of shocking to me we'll get more details approved 6 to one it sound like the couple struggled but i want to hear more about that one. >> so about the short-term rentals that was supervisor campos ordinance that would suspend this short-term rentals program but airbnb paid they're back taxes the ordinance is are no longer necessary it is not moving forw

she finished the conversation. >> after calling bill starns, sherman moore continued to contact him. >> lately he has written me a couple of letters. he's even asked me to get in contact with the warden and ask for his release. but i just feel like if you commit the crime, you should do the time. i just can't bring myself to go about that procedure. it was a bad day in mine and my family's life. i'm sorry he has to stay in prison for what he did, but that's just the way it is. >>> next, on "lockup: extended stay." >> it happened eight years ago on february 24th, 1999. >> sherman moore comes face to face with the mother of someone else's victim. >> i can't say i understand how you feel, but i can understand your loss. it really shook me up. there's no justifiable reason to take a life. sfx: engine sounds introducing the new can-am spyder f3. with a cruising riding position and the most advanced vehicle stability system in the industry... ...you'll ride with a feeling of complete freedom and confidence. visit your can-am spyder dealer and test drive one today. the new spyder f3. riding

congresswoman moore. ms. moore: thank you for yielding. i wanted to point out when someone talked about how much snap costs. last year, we as americans spent $61 billion on food for cats and dogs. ms. lee: thank you congresswoman. let me yield a minute to my colleague, congresswoman lujan grisham. ms. lujan grisham: i want to thank my good friend from california who has offered this amendment and actually received bipartisan support on a voice vote on the floor to cut poverty by half in a decade and now poverty has become, it wasn't even bipartisan, i would argue it's a nonparking lot san issue and it ought to be a nonpartisan issue today. according to the most recent census data, 45.3 million people were -- or 14 1/2% of the population lived in poverty in 2013. and it doesn't affect everyone in this country equally. african-americans, native americans and hispanics have poverty rates above 20%. poverty doesn't impact every state or community equally. new mexico georgia, texas, kentucky and alabama. states represented by members of this co

moore? >> aye. >> ms. moore aye. ms. caster. >> aye. >> ms. caster, aye. >> mr. mcdermott. >> aye. >> ms. lee? >> aye. >> mr. pocan. >> mr. po can aye. >> ms. lou hahn grisham aye. >> ms. dingell. >> aye. >> mr. lou. >> aye. >> mr. lou, aye. >> mr. nor cross. >> aye. >> mr. nor 4cross aye. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman no. >> how was mr. sanford recorded? >> mr. sanford is recorded as no. >> thank you. are there any members wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 14, and the nos are 18. >> the nos have it. the amendment is not agreed to. are there further amendments? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> this is amendment number 14. the clerk will designate the amendment. the staff will distribute copies of the amendment. >> amendment number 14 offered by mr. lou expressing on the consumer financial protection bureau. >> mr. lou is recognized for six minutes. >> i offer this amendment because we cannot have a weak consumer financial bureau. and let me set the stage for why this am

commissioner moore. >> mr. jason the commission has received a slew of letters regarding maintenance issues particularly on gunfire place i'm neutral to the situation can you shed some light you were copied on the e-mails can you explain those questions. >> absolutely there are two processes happening right now let's go back to the slide the last one again. >> so lansing street the great colors is guy place on the map we've been working with crescent heights to develop 45 lane since they're required to build 45 lansing and we have been trying to hoping to in kind development since working on the project we've run into planning constraint and harrison is a higher pedestrian priority and also some kind of calculations with public works that we're trying to work through so right now guy place is not on the table but the hope we can develop it we've started a conversation with public works and to find a path to build two we're going to have more outreach with the community in may and essentially the neighbors are u

congresswoman moore. ms. moore: thank you for yielding. i wanted to point out when someone talked about how much snap costs. last year, we as americans spent $61 billion on food for cats and dogs. ms. lee: thank you congresswoman. let me yield a minute to my colleague, congresswoman lujan grisham. ms. lujan grisham: i want to thank my good friend from california who has offered this amendment and actually received bipartisan support on a voice vote on the floor to cut poverty by half in a decade and now poverty has become, it wasn't even bipartisan, i would argue it's a nonparking lot san issue and it ought to be a nonpartisan issue today. according to the most recent census data, 45.3 million people were -- or 14 1/2% of the population lived in poverty in 2013. and it doesn't affect everyone in this country equally. african-americans, native americans and hispanics have poverty rates above 20%. poverty doesn't impact every state or community equally. new mexico, georgia, texas kentucky and alabama. states represented by members of this co

. >> commissioner moore. >> the proposed building aside from it's size and issues that are measured here has actually an architecture lack that didn't really respond to anything that is there it's a modernity building i'm a little bit concerned about the lack of disclosure on details of the matching windows, etc. it is a little bit two window i didn't for me to the side of glazing i'm not here to help redesign it i want to see the work from the department including a clear understanding what you're going to undertake we see quite a few buildings that look like this and don't wear so well given the type of stucco they use i won't mention any other materials because of the cost of engineering impairing some of the buildings it is a large building and where do we put the money mr. smith and jocelyn i think we need more work on in facade impression including the window cross section i'm otherwise in support i'm not quite sure how to continue it in the difficult discussion about the front facade this is it is a complicated project. >> i cannot make a motion i don't have a problem with the des

take roll at this point commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner antonini is present we expect commissioner johnson to arrive late commissioners is the items proposed two to three for continuance items ab for the case c and d 24th street are proposed for continuance until march 26, 2015 and item 2 capital avenue conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance to june 11th, 2015 further on our regular calendar commissioners item 9 lou ma street a zoning map is proposed for indefinite continuance >> any public comment? on the items proposed for continuance. >> seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner antonini yeah. on the matter of alumni must i've reviewed the tape. >> it's moved only because it's property for continuance. >> is there a motion. >> move to continue. >> on that motion commissioners to continue all matters as proposed commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner hillis chiu that he commissioner president fong i apologize i don't why my mike is actin

the public hearing is closed opening up to commissioners commissioner moore. >> i looked at this carefully and one is in a discussion when we have an older building sitting in the rear of the lot while the rest of the neighborhood is in the front that is something we fully emphasize i believe the building in front of us has made apa all the right tweaks and adjustments we'll ask ourselves if this building would have come in pits original version the most important part we're not asking for a variance so the rear yard set back etc. are all maintained and in that sense the project is code compliant project i don't find the size of the building excessive do i regret southern things yes bus that's another issue particularly the architect is not what we decide here notching of the building was the set back relate to the privacy window is important the notching of the balcony itself by an additional two or three feet from the south side is important and any still life in prison issue about privacy one to think about the trellis at the end of the balcony that will create a breaking of the direct

. >> commissioner moore. >> mr. connor one question about the 25 foot sidewalk rule can you explain that, please. >> you know i think it is better if i defer to mr. larkin's that is a logical comment the policy derivative was a lane the 25 foot sidewalk is not one we initiated. >> maybe mr. sanchez can explain. >> thank you connor to rehereby the department's recommendation to add text to section one hundred 61 to codify in any with a reduction by the zoning administrator through 7 h we on the advice of the sfmta we're proposing a change bicycle pathway to bike lanes not just bike pathway like golden gate park and mr. johnson referred the current nexus study do not take into account g f a with off-street parking to change the basis of oozing how those fees are calculated would facility a new nixon nexus study to effected parties this ordinance didn't mention the impact fees will again be another conversation we talked it will be the time of the publication i received public comments and have e-mailed copies in refer

to 4 feet on the second-story in the back. >> second. >> do you have a comment on that commissioner moore. >> i believe that in the deck is not quite workable you need more room for two chairs so can you please help us what are you thoughts we have the architect here i believe that 44 feet is not enough. >> (inaudible). >> legroom and small table. >> exactly only sit facing each other rather than k3406b8g9 looking in the direction i'm not comfortable with that modification i'll uphold the architects statement about plant on the deck that is more interesting in order to create a initial direct lines i wouldn't specific as a mraefrpt but planting standing on that balcony deck. >> commissioners p there is a there is a motion and a second on that motion to take dr and reduce the deck to 4 feet. >> commissioner hillis commissioner moore no arrest commissioner richards and commissioner president fong. >> that motion fails 3 to one. >> if there's no substitute motion the essential the building permit application guess will be approved by default. >> unless an alternative motion. >> right. >> the

commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioners first on your agenda are items proposed for continuance item one dr p at grove street discretionary review is proposed for continuance until march 19 do 2015 and item two pca formula retail and large-scale scale is proposed for excuse me. proposed for an indefinite continuance and items 4 ab for c and v 24th street is conditional use are proposed for continuance any public comment on item the items proposed for continuance? not seeing any public comment is closed >> commissioner wu. >> move to continue. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to continue as proposed commissioner antonini commissioner hillis excuse me. commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero zoning administrator. >> continue inform indefinite as well commissioners that places you under commissioner matters for the draft minutes for your

people in west moore ought to be underground. we have large large debris. >> the tornado took a direct hit on the elementary school. dlaimg lives of seven children. >> by the time i got to the school i still hadn't heard any word on kyle and by the looks of the school it wasn't looking good. >> winds recorded over 210 miles per hour, ripped through the school fogging down walls and turning the playground into a pile of rubble. >> i think if you live in tornado alley it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in a lab in texas tech university engineers work to make micky davidson's goal for storm shelters a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon. it's call boomer. virtual potato-launcher on steroids. >> you launch things straight at walls, right? >> that's right, yes. >> professor larry tanner does research on destruction from tornadoes. >> pictures of damage after the tornado is all about impact. >> where wind really becomes an issue is the debris opens up the building envelope, the wal

. >> thank you commissioner moore. >> i'd like to add a comment that this commission is interested in the completeness of the districts completeness is the emphasis if that means perhaps doing certain improvements incredibly so it's shared by another establishments of bulb outs, etc. and then if some the landscaping comes later i'm prepared but i'll emphasize to keep the guy folks in the loop and do the best you can too achieve as much as you can for the money you have. >> up received like 41 letters in support of the plan i think that 2 letters that were really upset about the place and couple of other 41 letters so the plan a lot of letters said we support the plan and really hope that guy place works out. >> okay. we need another motion inform initiate. >> as well as to schedule a hearing. >> i move to initiate. >> second. >> can we set a date for a hearing and building on or after march 26 march 26 or an that the march 26 hearing is fairly busy but we cansqueeze it on. >> the second has many, many amendments already so we could do april 16th through the 23rd. >> the 16 looks like

is 2 bedrooms didn't mean there are strollers but 2 to 6 people in a wyoming 2 bedroom commissioner moore. >> i want to ask mr. henderson and bring to your attention we had a letter today from hayes valley there was a comment it trouble me the owner the developer is said to have expressed if he didn't want those types of people if the building he didn't want to deal with it all of a sudden their offered onsite affordable it is changed from the hayes valley association answer for requests for onsite was mejsdz can you clarify. >> we have it in our august 2014 letter to the sponsor basically you know in our meeting in agriculture with them they said if they did bmr on site not doing rentals but owner unit because it was two cumbersome to deal with rentals and bmr's there is additional paperwork it was a bureaucratic issue primarily that we argued that paled in comparison to the men e benefit and value that the market octavia has eucrude to the site while it may have been more burdensome it was lovingly pages and things like that well, you know it's been rezoned 50u8 you've got a tremendous

>> commissioner moore. >> seeing no public comment commissioner moore. >> the eir is interesting in the way it's set up it's clear there are just a number of airs where i believe there are missing pieces parking space information pieces this should be a summary of the 345rg9 octavia finding that are particular with those sites the market octavia plan for those sites are valuable and we commented on that had lots of discussions in most cases indications of a larger taller buildings and they went much furthermore that this is an important question because what we have is cumulative effects and no discussion all about buildings that are close by the joining parts of other tell you buildings is not being discussed at all in context as a physical simulation of ideas that should have come out of octavia it is something u miss in how we looked at the historic preservation commission alternatives would you e how we need to look at the massing of the buildings and the under side as well as the change of settings a large part of what will become the vertical side there's a transformation that is

. >> tough moment for ryan moore. you've let a tournament slip away. been there. hard to keep your concentration. a little surprise. >> so you think it's not easy closing out pga tour events. this is the eighth consecutive pga tour event in which the 54-hole leader has failed to win. ryan moore with a bogey at the last. two back of the playoff. stenson one out of the playoff. and we are headed to just the second playoff in the 15-year history of this event. previous one coming back in 12 when luke donald won a four-man playoff. with a birdie on the first extra hole. so they're going to go back to the 18th if it doesn't get settled there, back to the beginning of the snake pit. what a performance down the stretch for jordan spieth. >>> little did we know when we got to the golf course today what was in store. the final round of the valspar championship. ♪ ♪ >> what a finish. reed first of all birdied the 18th. one of four birdies on the back nine. five birdies, no bogeys for him. he finishes with a 66. o'hair had the great par at 18. and spieth just kept pullin

moore, okaylahoma, already seeing the damage. >> we'll show you the garage blown in here. the windows are also blown in. the roof taken right off this house. >> reporter: reports of debris scattered across town. this woman in her truck as it flipped over on interstate 35. >> i felt glass breaking and i was on the top sliding across. >> you see that right there? that's more power flashes. >> reporter: and tornadoes reported just west of tulsa as the storm swept straight into the city trees crashing down onto cars and homes. >> all i heard is boom. my daddy was in the kitchen and the roof fell in on him. >> reporter: at the airport passengers and luggage moved into hallways to wait out the storm. in sand springs, reports of serious damage. look at this gymnastics building destroyed. 60 people were inside during the storm. amazingly, everyone made it out safe. now the system moves east into missouri where a hailstorm has already swept through. >> decent hail coming down here. >> reporter: and here in this neighborhood in moore you can see many so of the damage. interest tree

commissioner moore >> commissioner richards commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes amazing 4 to zero and places you, you on public comment for which i have no speaker cards. >> any public comment on this item? today? okay seeing none, public comment is closed and the meeting is adjourned >> please rise for the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam president, i would like to call roll. >> please do. >> city clerk: president loftus, turman dejesus in route, marshall in route. mazzucco excused. commissioner hwang commissioner melara. we have the police chief here. >> welcome to the police commission. i want to thank the southeast facilities commission for having us here. we have begun and this is be our last in a series of community meetings to discuss proposed changes that the department has put together with the controllers office to are e -- redraw the police line and we are here to t

. >> tough moment for ryan moore. you've let a tournament slip away. been there. hard to keep your concentration. a little surprise. >> so you think it's not easy closing out pga tour events. this is the eighth consecutive pga tour event in which the 54-hole leader has failed to win. ryan moore with a bogey at the last. two back of the playoff. stenson one out of the playoff. and we are headed to just the second playoff in the 15-year history of this event. previous one coming back in 12 when luke donald won a four-man playoff. with a birdie on the first extra hole. so they're going to go back to the 18th if it doesn't get settled there, back to the beginning of the snake pit. what a performance down the stretch for jordan spieth. >>> little did we know when we got to the golf course today what was in store. the final round of the valspar championship. ♪ ♪ >> what a finish. reed first of all birdied the 18th. one of four birdies on the back nine. five birdies, no bogeys for him. he finishes with a 66. o'hair had the great par at 18. and spieth just kept pullin

moore: the cfpb -- mr. lieu: i yield. ms. moore: thank you. you know, it's accountable, it's independent, which should not be subjected to the appropriations process, it has dealt with balloon payments, predatory loans, excessive fees and points, negative amortization and interest-only payments. mr. rokita: the gentleman's time has expired. thank you. i thank the gentleman. ms. moore: he consumed his time. mr. rokita: the question is on agreeing to the amendment offered by mr. lieu -- question is on agreeing to the amendment offered by mr. lieu. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. a recorded vote is requested. the clerk will call the roll. no. mr. garrett: no. mr. cole: no. mr. mcclintock: no. mrs. black: no. mr. woodall: no. mrs. hartzler: no. mr. rice: no. mr. stutzman: no. mr. sanford: no. mr. womack: no. mr. brat: no. mr. blum: no. mr. mooney: no. mr. grothman: no. mr. palmer: no. mr. moolenaar: no. mr. westerman: no. mr. buchanan: no. mr. van hollen: aye. mr. yarmuth: aye. mr. pascrell

clayton sandell, abc news, moore, oklahoma. >> devastating for that area. let's check today's weather. the eastern third of the country will have some rainstorms along the southeast coast and spring snow around the great lakes. on the northern plains. it will be sunny and warming up across most of the west. >> 89 in l.a. ahead of march madness sweet 16 showdowns. readings in the 60s from seattle to dallas. mid to upper 70s for the northeast. 84 miami. 53 in boston. >>> at the boston marathon bombing trial, jurors have heard testimony about the planning of the attack. an fbi agent testified that nails, pressure cooker parts and other bomb components were found at dzhokhar tsarnaev's family apartment. the discovery happened in a search four days after the bomb blast. defense attorneys contend that tsarnaev had not been living there for more than a year before the attack. they say most of what they found belonged to tsarnaev's older brother. >>> serious charges for the soldier who abandoned his post in afghanistan and taken captive by the taliban. bowe bergdah

the destruction a painful reminder of the all-too recent past for the city of moore. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> there it is. tornado on the ground! >> oh, dear lord. >> reporter: moments of panic in oklahoma as fast-moving storms sliced through the state. dawn revealed the destruction. dozens of homes west of tulsa leveled. cars flipped on i-35. one person killed. in san springs this donut shop shredded. >> it's hard. it is. >> reporter: a dramatic rescue at a kids' gym after the roof collapsed with dozens of young girls inside. >> you feel like your body almost lifting up and your ears popping and you can hear the furniture moving back and forth. >> reporter: firefighters swooped in carrying the girls to safety. amazingly they all escaped with no injuries. >> every one of them were cold, scared, crying, no shoes. >> reporter: he credits gymnastics teacher jennifer patterson with saving lives by rushing kids to a shelter just ten minutes before the roof was ripped off. >> it's a miracle. it is a miracle. god was watching over the academy and every single one of t

this video shows the tornado in moore and you can see the force triggered some small explosions on the ground perhaps transformers that were there. cars and trucks were also no match for the force of mother nature there. some were flipped over on an interstate. >>> i'm in the weather center with meteorologist kathy orr. this same system is coming our way but we don't expect it to be anywhere near as severe, correct. >> that is correct. right now that storm is weakening as it moves through arkansas and the midwest. let's take you back to storm scan3. we'll show you the center of the storm associated with a cold front that's moving eastward but already some severe reports in confirmed tornado reports from places like oklahoma city moore as chris men'sed extending out until arkansas and some of these just really devastating. we did mention one proving fatal already core made dough in san springs destroying a donut shop another one with extensive damage in oh a mobile home area these are weakening as they move eastward. so during the day tomorrow, we expect downpours with these storms. fre

very inspiring story. >> look for tommy moore during the the st. patrick's day parade this sunday. join me, kathy orr and kate by low for the broadcast that kicks off at 1:00 o'clock on the cw philly. watch it streaming on cbs philly.com. if you missed the parade sunday we will have have an encore broadcast on st. patrick's day at 9:00 o'clock tuesday morning right here on cbs-3. >>> that is "eyewitness news" 59:00. >>> now at 6:00 an emotional scene on the streets of philadelphia as officers gathered to march in honor of their fallen comrade we're live as family and friend prepare to say good bye to office are robert wilson. >>> also tonight the search for a killer, a man out walking his doggies shot and left to die on the streets. the tonight neighbors talk about the man that they knew. >>> kathy? >>> in weather we're talking about a weekend storm a rain storm, that will elevate some streams and creeks and will slow you down on area roads. we will talk about how much rain to expect and when it all moves out to save at least part of the weekend. >>> plus a local woman was told tha

>> paul moore band. >> you got t let's have the paul moore band get us going. some irish music here. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> into the top 12 now. somebody has to go home. somebody's got to win at the end of the day. we will not be using the save this week. and you knee breaks my heart. >> that's okay. >> oh, come on serena joy. boy, she put on brave face there. of course what else are you going to do? man, i like her a lot. i still do. and i love the fact that she is joining us now welcome to philadelphia. >> hi, how are you guys? >> i love your smile. i love your voice. i don't know what they're thinking. >> i know, and the audience loves it. >> oh, you know, they were so cool right? they were chain g save, save, save. it was really, it was really overwhelming. >> so what were you thinking overnight after your performance? did you have a sense oh, i'm in trouble. >> i kind of new. i casino of new actually, ya. i knew that it was probably be in. and i was okay, because, a good friends told me, just know when you're going home. you

moore practices what she preaches. she was appointed by governor paterson to a four-year term on the judicial conduct and appointed by the new york state sent to the advisory council on underage drinking and substance abuse. the last book might by no means least for liberal arts college selected as one of the top three in the professors in the country. it was influenced by some very life experiences she had in her early teenage years in the robert taylor homes in chicago the largest housing project united states. sociologist william wilson used the robert taylor homes in his groundbreaking study to illustrate the growing problems of dislocation inner-city. wilson observed in 1980 3a little more than .5% of chicago's more than 3 million people lived in the robert taylor homes project however 11% of its rapes and aggravated assaults were happening in these projects. within the minority poor another minority mired in concentrated poverty. there was no other later minority identity for dr. moore is her family was a two par

the other wes moore stopped abruptly in 2000. i wanted to try to get people waiting for both of those two stories, so when i thought about this idea of telling what happened afterwards i knew there was no way i could tell more about my life since then and the other wes moore because it's impossible to get people my story and it is to his at this point but i can write about his life since 2000 aircraft. that's his life. that's a life a decision made by the life he now looks forward to. every single day. so when they say what is right about your time in afghanistan your time working in the white house, your time working in finance, the time doing these things and what does success has meant to you, it actually cost me a coupon for a second. outward success, and what that actually means because i felt like over the past decade it wasn't so much an easy life to define what i was aware i would be, but it was this constant search to find something that matters, find a sense of impact, to find a sense of greatness that you can latch ont

the destruction a painful reminder of the all-too recent past for the city of moore. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> there it is. tornado on the ground! >> oh dear lord. >> reporter: moments of panic in oklahoma as fast moving storms sliced through the state. dawn revealed the destruction, dozens of homes west of tulsa leveled, cars flipped on i-35 one person killed. in san springs this donut shop shredded. >> it's hard. it is. >> reporter: a dramatic rescue at a kids gym after the roof collapsed with dozens of young girls inside. >> you feel like your body almost lifting up and you can hear like the front or two moving back and forth. >> reporter: firefighters swooped in carrying the girls to safety. amazingly they all escaped with no injuries. >> every one of them were cold scared crying no shoes. >> reporter: he credits gymnastic teacher jennifer patterson with saving lives by rushing kids to a shelter just ten minutes before the roof was ripped off. >> it's a miracle. it is a miracle. god was watching over every single one of the kids. >> reporter: further south i

nick moore running the floor. emanuel on the ally-oop. smu will win this 169 to 56. >>> delaware state trying to win their conference and get into the big dance. todd hughes with the lay in right here. hampton out scored delaware state by 21-point in the second half. hampton will win this 182 to 61, will got to the tournament with sub 500 record. >> the red wings have been one of the best teams in hockey for what seems like forever. but just can't win in philadelphia. last time the wings won here, was in the 1997 stanley cup finals. first period of the game, the flyers will get on the board first, braydon, deflect into the straight shot one-nothing flyers, but look again as to who tipped this in. more on that in a minute. second period, flyers on the power plan. schenn once again, pick up the power play goal. the flyers will take three-one lead. >> then we have 11 seconds into the third period. schenn again. it looks like for the hat trick. so fans are going to throw their hats down on to the ice. we have hundreds of hats on the ice but n

the destruction a painful reminder of the all-too recent past for the city of moore. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> there it is. tornado on the ground! >> oh, dear lord. >> reporter: moments of panic in oklahoma as fast moving storms sliced through the state. dawn revealed the destruction, dozens of homes west of tulsa leveled, cars flipped on i-35, one person killed. in san springs this donut shop shredded. >> it's hard. it is. >> reporter: a dramatic rescue at a kids gym after the roof collapsed with dozens of young girls inside. >> you feel like your body almost lifting up and your ears popping and you can hear the furniture moving back and forth. >> reporter: firefighters swooped in carrying the girls to safety. amazingly they all escaped with no injuries. >> every one of them were cold, scared, crying, no shoes. >> reporter: he credits gymnastic teacher jennifer patterson with saving lives by rushing kids to a shelter just ten minutes before the roof was ripped off. >> it's a miracle. it is a miracle. god was watching over every single one of the kids. >> report

sierra la moore has last seen march 16th 2012. today dozens of volunteers joined her family for one last search. >> reporter: the grim instruction to volunteers? >> the important thing is you're looking for bones. you find any stop and then begin to look in a wider area. >> reporter: teenager sierra lamar vanished three years ago without a trace. at first volunteers searched daily and then once a week every saturday. >> 1,130 searches over the last three years. that's over 54,000 volunteer hours culminating in this final walk. >> instead of regularly scheduled searches we're going to be operating on call if we get a tip or leads that justify another search. we're ready. >> reporter: long-time volunteers were shaken to the core. >> freedom taken her life probably taken. this family is going through this horrible trauma. and it just broke my heart. had to come and do something. >> be there, support this family, let them know that people care. >> what is going to happen to us. and really everybody, even the media, has really helped t

moore practices what she preaches. she was appointed by governor paterson to a four-year term on new york state commission on judicial conduct and was later appointed by the new york state senate to the advisory council on the underage drinking and substance abuse. last but by no means least, for a liberal arts college like colgate university, she was selected by the princeton review as one of the top 300 professors in the country. her thinking was influenced by some of the early life experience she had during her early teenage years in the largest housing project in the united states. a sociologist used the robert taylor homes in his ground breaking study to illustrate the growing problems of social dislocation in the inner city. wilson observed in 1983 only little more than .5% of chicago's people lived in the project, however, 11% of the city's murders 9% of its rapes and 10% of its aggravated assaults were committed in these projects. dr. moore skews the usual -- [inaudible] project kids grew up as part of a mull t