Residents at the building took this new video wednesday night as they relived the nightmare from june. 3rd, when the water main failure sent 20,000 gallons of water surging down. 35 floors of the highrise apartments. Building management company, heinz says this most recent incident happened at the same location of the original flooding that left the building uninhabitable last night at around 06 00pm. We got a notification that the building is no longer accessible for mail packages and theyre letting people into just pretty much pack up and move jordan plan to move the rest of her belongings out of the damage departments on thursday. But hes been told no one is allowed back into the building due to this most recent flooding. She and 500 other residents have been living in hotels or shortterm rentals for 2 months. Ive been living at a to see cases is june 3rd. And they have able to go back into the building and get stuff. But its not i dont have a significant place to stay right now. La
That is going to bring even warmer temperatures to us than what we had over the course of this week so far. And that is especially true for inland areas. Were sitting right now with some low gray sitting across the east bay is actually pretty clear for most spots much as weve been seeing this week. Visibility issues havent been too terribly noticeable skies dry again. And as were rounding out that first week of school for some temperatures are nice and cool this morning. But a hot afternoon for those heading outside for recess or just for your jog or walk around the neighborhood 50s 60s for current temperatures. Now wakeup planner shows that later on today will be in the 60s at the coast. 70s along the bay hise as warm as the low 90s for some of our inland areas after having really only been in the 80s the past several days. Ill break down all the details on what exactly to expect. Still to come, john, thank you for that. All right. Lets get a look at your traffic this morning. Heading
of her corpse while he s driving goosing the gas pedal with an ice scraper, of all things. do you understand any of this, disposing of the body business? we always took the position that we were guilty of tampering with evidence. and that s what we did. he s not proud of that decision. he can t believe that he actually picked up this woman that he loved to death, put her in the car and drove her away and left her. the attorney argued that dr. nyce, the medical researcher, was much too smart to murder his wife by bashing her head into the concrete. he is a genius when it comes to drugs. he could have created a drug that would have went undetected. there were so many different manners in which he could have killed her and got away with it. which i think supported the fact that he did not intend to harm his wife, that this was a pure accident. what happened in the garage, are you arguing accident or self-defense? because it seems you want it both ways. it s not really self-defen
science professor at a university in north carolina. a little geeky, a little unlucky in love when an acquaintance steered him toward a friend, a teenager living in the philippines, who had been advertising in a local paper there for a pen pal. the lonely heart biologist and the teenager from an ocean far away began corresponding in the late 80s. nyce flew to the philippines to meet her. when i saw her in person, she was everything and more that i had come to expect from the writing. true crime writer john glatt followed the story and wrote the book never leave me. he said michelle s reaction to her first sight of jonathan nyce was quite the opposite. when he turned up at the hotel, she was kind of completely crestfallen. because here is a sort of very clunky, middle-aged, balding individual, and she didn t recognize him at first. and she thought, what have i done? just a week after that first meeting, jonathan and michelle signed the philippine paperwork
worries aplenty on keithwood court. jonathan nyce s business had fizzled. the clinical trials of his medicine were a bust. you re burning through tens of millions of dollars in venture capital. yes. you get sacked as the ceo of your corporation. i was removed partially, but i had a cushion for my family. nyce became a stay-at-home dad, writing a book of poems for children he tried unsuccessfully to get published. once he lost his job, he started spending his life at home. and he being there all the time with michelle meant they didn t get on very well. they saw too much of each other. and, really, he lost a lot of self-confidence when he got fired. and his life began spiralling down. michelle seemed very angry about me being home during the day and acted sometimes very strangely, different. some women joke about for better, for worse, but not for lunch. but this was a little more than that? i remember her coming into my