leslie, can you stand up? there she is. leslie lako is the creator and manager of the project that we have at bcdc to deal with climate change and sea level rise. as usually is the case, she does all the work and so of course i get invited to speak. i want to make it clear that any errors, omissions, oversight or inappropriate comments are my responsibility. any facts, solid analysis and clear logic belong to leslie. leon canetto likes to tell the story about the learned professor and scientist who is on the rubber chicken circuit making speeches about a particular subject and the university provides a driver to him as he goes to these talks. and the driver typically sits in the back of the room and listens and they are on their way to a presentation and the driver says, you know, professor, i've heard your presentation so many times, i think i could give it. well, the professor, always being interested in a good experiment, says, fine, let's try it. so they get to the auditorium and the driver takes off his chauffeur's hat

leslie?to some extente's talking about the argument in the 1990's, private savings accounts, people invest their own money. after financial crisis people were skeptical, still, about that plan. but part of the reason is people are living longer, thank goodness, life expectancies. the amount of revenues that are going in are different. but the costs overall are a lot higher that we're paying back. it's not means tested. there's a lot of -- reasonable solutions we tend to have quick fixes for social security. but i think medicare and medicaid are much higher on the list of outgoing outlays, the government, the responsibilities that we have that are going to bankrupt us a lot sooner. host: and this twitter four, jamal simmons. which is worse, cutting social security by letting the dollar decline in buying power and give no cost of living increases? guest: which is worse? i don't know that that's the choice we face. when we talk about social security, one of the callers who called in a second ago

leslie? guest: to some extent he's talking about the argument in the 1990's, private savings accounts, people invest their own money. after financial crisis people were skeptical, still, about that plan. but part of the reason is people are living longer, thank goodness, life expectancies. the amount of revenues that are going in are different. but the costs overall are a lot higher that we're paying back. it's not means tested. there's a lot of -- reasonable solutions we tend to have quick fixes for social security. but i think medicare and medicaid are much higher on the list of outgoing outlays, the government, the responsibilities that we have that are going to bankrupt us a lot sooner. host: and this twitter four, jamal simmons. which is worse, cutting social security by letting the dollar decline in buying power and give no cost of living increases? guest: which is worse? i don't know that that's the choice we face. when we talk about social security, one of the callers who called in a

>>> lesli, coming up next new at 5:30 p.m. >> break a code. catch a killer. can you crack the riddle that has the fbi stumped? what the heck is written on two mysterious notes found in a dead man's pocket. >>> attention csi fans. code breaker's amateur criptologist. the fbi wants your help. they have been trying for years but investigators have been unable to break the mystery of some letters found in a dead man's pocket. but bruce leshan is here. you figured it out, right, bruce? >> i wish. here are the notes. >> okay. >> here are the notes that were found in his pockets. so if you can figure it out. i don't know. >> oh, wow. >> and all you in t.v. land. can you provide some answers? this is totally stumping the fbi. they just cannot figure out what was written in this kind of secret language found in these two notes in a dead man's pockets. >> reporter: fbi code breakers in virginia have cracked all kinds of things. they need some help on this one. a hot summer day a dozen years ago a farmer found ricky mccormics decomposing body dumped in a corn field near

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de todas las clases sociales y también religiones son abusados dentro o fuera del núcleo familiar leslie> el abuso infantil va más allá de abuso físico hay otros tipos. >> niños que sufren en el área de ver a sus padres es hacer drogas alcohólicos. >> además de la negligencia los menores son víctimas de abuso sexuales y emocional. que dejan cicatrizes de por vida, y tienen que reportar que está siendo víctima. >> es mejor poder hablar y ser cargo de aseguro arose si "el niño" está bien o no. >> en la mayoría de los casos los responsables sus padres o tutores. >> uno fue adrian solís de 5 años. que fue encontrado en un área bboscosa. murió a raíz de los golpes que le dio la novia de su papá >> en este mes de abril mes de la prevención se está realizando eventos para que más niños entren a un círculo que no intentan escapar. que pueden recoger información sobre el abuso de descuido y maltrato de los niños pero como identificar a un niño víctima de abuso estas son las señales. >> muestra comportamientos extremos presenta moretones y también heridas, incluso en tiempo de calor. tiene problem

pretty much like our friends here, matt and leslie.o the bay area and is sit on their butt and watch kron. here goes woods. he shoots 66 today, and he is in third place. you notice, when that thing is crawling against the bottom of the screen, we never see the shots go in. it's true. what if i was a liar. you would not know. roy mcelroy. mcilroy. phoenix got -- roy mcilroy. >> sharks are still in second place and waiting for the post season. i cannot think of a better way, leslie i love you and matt good night.

leslie? guest: to some extent he's talking about the argument in the 1990's, private savings accounts, people invest their own money. after financial crisis people were skeptical, still, about that plan. but part of the reason is people are living longer, thank goodness, life expectancies. the amount of revenues that are going in are different. but the costs overall are a lot higher that we're paying back. it's not means tested. there's a lot of -- reasonable solutions we tend to have quick fixes for social security. but i think medicare and medicaid are much higher on the list of outgoing outlays, the government, the responsibilities that we have that are going to bankrupt us a lot sooner. host: and this twitter four, jamal simmons. which is worse, cutting social security by letting the dollar decline in buying power and give no cost of living increases? guest: which is worse? i don't know that that's the choice we face. when we talk about social security, one of the callers who called in a

leslie, part of this policy was the creation of a maritime policy fund, the purpose of which would be to create revenue sources for preparing neighborhoods and facilities that support numerous maritime needs. we will continue to work with our stakeholders to define funding options for this purpose, such as development contributions for rehabilitation projects. there are other ideas that we have that we welcome back to the port commission with at our next meeting. the policy is meant to guide staff in the importance of maritime assets for current maritime activity in accordance with long maritime history and perpetual mission. why this policy? what is at risk? i would look -- i would like to quote another from port city. another from our architectural heritage. still working on the docks, i think this policy tries to look at the risk. "the tragedy for maritime use at the port is that you can prevail over particular issues hundreds of times, but you " -- you can only fail once and everyone is gone forever." thank you. >> thank you. public speakers? >> good afternoon, commissioners. my n

. >> turning to paragraph 3 of your lease, that allows the leslie the right to make any necessary applications, permits, etc., but for the construction and maintenance of the full discretion of lessee. all such permits shall always remain the property of the lessee, so can you explain that authority to operate the sign, get permits, bill and signs, remove signs. i think that is how it sounds. however, the issue here is not really authority. the issue here is agency and whether or not we were acting on behalf of mr. espinosa, and i think that is where the issues diverge. commissioner hwang: ok, thank you. commissioner fung: would you like to respond? i think i had heard from the previous hearing that he had not been paid for quite awhile. would you like to provide a little history of that? >> i have not examined the payment history, to be honest with you, but what i do know is that there is a property manager, a property management company that has been involved on this property for some time, and the payments may have gone to the property manager. mr. espinoza may not have known if the payment

leslie brinkley abc 7 news. >> new details of congresswoman gabreille giffords' recovery. >> and thend the clock effort to open the concurse in a airport damaged by a tornado. >> nato war planes hit muammar el-qaddafi close to home. paul ? oh, hey, charlene. what are you doing ? this is to help me with my online investing. i'm so overwhelmed by jargon and trading tools and data that i need to get as much blood to my brain as possible, just to make sense of it all. touch the ball. whoa ! get sharebuilder from ing direct. hey, my headache's gone. >> we are back in time for the travel broadcast. low to mid-50s in portland oregon . look at the warmth. new york 70 and 87 degrees in dc. that matches miami and dallas and phoenix. we'll check out the flight delays. arrival in philadelphia and la guardia are delayed and that swathe of yellow from dallas to houston all the way to new york and dc. that's where severe weather is possible. expect delays and a bumpy ride. abc sennews.com. check on the individual flights. here is carolyn with the news. >> it is 4:48. there are new details of congre

leslie brinkley joins us live in the news room to explain how the standoff was resolved. >> reporter: there was a peaceful resolution following gunfire at the crack of dawn. a 20-year-old man was reported to police for randomly firing shots. an l.a.p.d. hadn't responded to the neighborhood of the northridge area of los angeles. the man then directed his gunfire at the helicopter. he struck the fuel tank, causing a leak and forcing the chopper to make an emergency landing at van nuys airport. the shooter was subdued by his family and arrested. there was a second sniper but police never found him. by 3:00 they allowed residents back into the area. no reports of injuries to the officers in the helicopter or to residents on the ground. live in the news room, abc-7 news. >> alan: vallejo police released photos of a possible suspect in a shooting at a 7-eleven. investigators don't know which of these are the actual suspects. the shooting happened at 1:20 a.m. on april 16th april 16th outside the 7-eleven on magazine street. one man was shot several times while sitting in a car in the parkin

pretty much like our friends here, matt and leslie.ome to the bay area and is sit on their butt and watch kron. here goes woods. he shoots 66 today, and he is in third place. you notice, when that thing is crawling against the bottom of the screen, we never see the shots go in. it's true. what if i was a liar. you would not know. roy mcelroy. mcilroy. phoenix got -- roy mcilroy. >> sharks are still in se [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

reporting live in san francisco, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> that's one eighth grade kid. >>> the livermore police department is issuing a warning about a man who pulls down women's shorts and gropes them and runs away. the latest incident happened this morning while a 19-year-old woman was walking on eve lane. she wasn't hurt, but police say the man has struck before in that same area. now they increased patrols there. he is a latino in his 40s and 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighing about 200 pounds. in the latest incident he had a muss -- mustache and wore a gray t-shirt and gray jaynes. -- gray jeans. >>> gas prices went up another $.12 cents. this while oil companies are expected to announce record profits this week. the average price of regular in california is $4.21 a gallon. diesel is $4.55 and in san francisco regular is $4.27 per gallon. abc7's lilian kim has more on how big oil companies are cashing in. >> the steady up tick in gas prices has meant one thing for oil companies, big profits. exxon is expected to report a 60% increase in profits, about $10 billion. shell is expected t

>> rose: here's the thing that came up last night on "60 minutes", the conversation you had with leslie stahl. roll tape. >> you describe bill gates in very harsh terms. you describe him as being quite abusive. i mean, it's not a pretty picture. >> i felt like when i wrote it i should just tell it like it happened in an unvarnished way. >> you know, here he is doing such great work, he's almost a saint now. and it seems like an odd time to write an unflattering portrait of him. >> the timing had nothing to do the many wonderful things that bill has done. but the timing was because i wanted to see if i could do it and hopefully be alive to see it published. >> rose: clearly timing had nothing to do with it. you wanted to write your own story at your own time. >> that's right. >> rose: but you and bill went on to be... continue to have a friendship. >> uh-huh. >> rose: when you had your bout with cancer he was there for you. >> yes. >> rose: yet when you sit down and write some of this do you say "should i put in in or not?" are there moments where you've said "i've gone too far?" very r

reporting live in san francisco, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> thanks. >>> the fortunate few were inside the masonic center, and protesters were ut on side on the streets hoping to get their messages heard, messages from both parties and from all sorts of special interests. lisa amin gulezian has more. lisa? >> security was very tight. several streets opened up a short time ago, abouthe protesters made sure they were front and center. >> the president arrived at the masonic center to the sound of protesters. >> president obama, free america's wild horses. >> the protesters from all sides of just about every issue used the president's visit to get attention for their cause. they have been following president obama all day at his visit and every stop he made they were there. at facebook headquarters in palo alto at the private fundraiser in pacific heights and now here with signs and messages in hand. >> healthcare and giving tax breaks to the rich where the middle class is being squeezed. >> we want the insurance companies out of our lives. >> this isn't a job and he can't make everyone h

. >> like to thank kevin lesly from golden gate restaurant association. thank you very much. [applause]. thank you for coming. we will see you next time. man: 60-inch screen, high-definition. football season is coming up. you can watch it right here. what do you think? i'll take it. huh! huh! now, that's what i'm talking about. you're right. i don't need it.

. >> like to thank kevin lesly from golden gate restaurant association. thank you very much. [applause]. thank you for coming. we will see you next time.

. >> i always liked leslie weatherhead and will of god. >> you are ahead of me here >> he talks about the intention of will of god was to send jesus to come to love us. humankind's response was to kill. >> that's right. >> the ultimate will was that the resurrection. that was making a good thing out of a bad situation. >> right. >> for me the highlight of holy week is good friday when we consider this was the extent that god and jesus as we say had a special relationship with god, god himself would be willing to go to this extent. that is the pinnacle of the peak of the time. i love easter it is all about life and rebirth and the new life and that the world will continue in this way, with the power of the easter, but with the resurrection. >>> do you do a monday thursday also? >> we do. >> tell us about that for those who are not aware of that thursday. >> it is the same word that means commandment, so it is named after i give you a new commandment you should love one another but also expression of the last supper and gospel of john, jesus washes the feet of his disciples, those are t

we're also joined by leslie rogers, regional administrator of the federal transit administration. we also have jose luis moss covitts of the transportation authority, jim lazarus of our san francisco chamber of commerce is here, along with red rifkin of the san francisco city of public works and melanie from the department of environment. we had a strong partnership. there was no way we could do this work without a strong partnership here within the city planning and the port of san francisco that had a strong partnership with us at s.f. park and agreed to participate in the pilot program. we have a great team of individuals at the m.t.a. who worked on this project for the past couple of years and i need to make sure we especially thank them and jape primus and steve lee. -- jay primus and steve lee. [applause] and i think you saw earlier on we had some of our team that works out in the field, our parking meter shops, those individuals also deserve recognition. they've done a great job to get us here today. they're tireless efforts have gotten us to a point on behalf of this agenc

leslie. where is john? he is moving his car. well, he will be your. the colors will make sure we ask questions on different topics throughout the night, and we will know of any specific issues that are especially important. i will call on people to either come up to read their question, or if they prefer, i can read them. we will try to get through these presentations quickly so that we have as much time as possible left for questions at the end. remember, we are all here to hear the voices in this room. i hope that we can find solutions to be very difficult situation, and again, i would like to thank everyone again for coming, and i would like to now turn things over to mayor ed lee. thank you. [applause] mayor lee: thank you. thank you, supervisor cohen, and thank all of you for welcoming us here to district tend to talk about our city-wide budget. i also want to recognize the department heads that are here today, joining here sitting in the front row as well as various commissioners. i know several of you out there are commissioners for the city, a

. >> leslie carol has written four books on royal love affairs. >> rarely is it happily ever after. consider the first meeting of george the iv with his wife caroline. >> she is a short dumb pea thing who is a stranger to toot powder and washing. >> reporter: he went on a 3-day drinking binge that ended when he stumbled down the aisle. >> it was a political alliance. >> reporter: prince marry second uncontrollably as she married women. the starts were followed by can scandal. james the 1st fell in love with the duke of buckingham. edward was nicknamed ed edward the cares or. and charles the 2nd had as many as 19 ill legitimate children. royal para hours received millions from the nation's treasury. >> they were given jewels and clothes and houses and castles and titles. >> but it's been the monarchy's strongest marriages on which a modern britain was built. now a new couple is marrying for love. not england. >> it's not a fairy tale, it's a proper love story and they are friends, they are allies. >> reporter: a partnership rewriting a millennium of royal marital history. for michell

leslie brinkly starts our team coverage. >> baseball's all-time homerun leader is now a convicted felon, convicted of obstructing the federal investigation into his alleged steroid use. a stoic, expression less bonds in court, bute mermged later smiling and waiving to fans, but declining to speak out about the jury's decision. after four days of deliberating, they unanimously found bonds guilty of obstructing justice. but couldn't decide whether he lied to a grand jury about using performance enhancing drugs. the jury split 8 to 4 that he lied about getting story roids from his trainer. on the second cond alleging he was injected by a doctor they voted 11 to 1 to convict them. and on a third count they split 9 to 3. the judge declared a mistrial on those three counts. the jurors explained why it ended this way. >> the evidence that he did steroids might have been there. but did he knowingly do steroids is the question. and we couldn't prove that beyond a reasonable doubt. >> there was definitely story -- steroid use. the phg, these were not given by an injection. >> i wouldn't want my d

know i'm afraid we have two gentlemen to hear from people would run out of time many thanks to my leslie san francisco new york and pensacola and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our peak see you next time and remember a prostitute. taking the stand. from. a. wealthy british.

. >> reporter: author leslie carroll has written four books on royal love affairs.it happily ever after. >> no, it's not! >> reporter: consider the first meeting of george iv with his bride to be, caroline. >> she's a short dumpy thing who is a stranger to toothpowder and washing. >> reporter: george went on a three-day drinking binge that ended when he stumbled down the aisle. >> you didn't marry for love; it was a political alliance. >> reporter: queen mary sobbed uncontrollably as she wed william. >> it was a very inauspicious beginning. >> reporter: the rotten starts were usually followed by scandal. james i fell in love with the duke of buckingham, and edwared flandering was so notorious, he was nicknamed "edward the caresser." and charles vii had as many as 19 illegitimate children. royal paramours were treated well. >> they were given jewels and clothes and houses and castles and titles. >> reporter: but it's been the monarchy's strongest marriages upon which a modern britain was built. queen victoria and prince albert; elizabeth ii and prince phillip. now, a

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