parsons was very helpful in getting all this work done. we have submitted formal magic 7 formal design variance is. we have that approved, so we know we're building the station in the right place. we have agreed on the layout spirit we have agreed on the link with rail concourse layouts, and we are now in a state where we can bid out the below ground work with confidence that we will meet the requirements of both operators. we then start a strategy of what we should do over the next three years. that strategy, which was really important that we continue the interface with and -- caltrain and high-speed rail, that we provide all the information needed to put it to the train box being built at the early stage now where we go in to bid next year so that we do not ever have what happens on some projects where the systems and the work comes in to late and you have already put the concrete in, and you are looking for places to finalize work. we will go through with parson'' contract in practices, whether we actually do design build, or whether w

and parson weems -- i'll keep calling him parson week just to be nice to him -- parson weems saw the dollar bill in washington long before washington was on the dollar bill. [laughter] i'm glad you like that. i made that up myself. [laughter] but he did, he was in this for money. he was in it to make gobs of money. but he also, to give him credit, he want today bring washington -- wanted to bring washington to everyday americans. right after washington died, there were a number of biographies of washington that were published. the best known one was by john marshall which you can still get now. it's available. but it was a huge, ponderous biography. john adams compared it to a mausoleum. [laughter] and it's very dull, t very hard to get through, it's very long, and it created a washington who's very distant, who is that man of marble, that statue, that image. the genius of parson weems was that he understood that was not enough. the statue was not enough. the painting, the image, the face was not enough. washington needed to be real for us. he needed to bring washington to school chi

after that, jacobs and parsons formed two teams. we had to decide -- a locked t f them had to decide which side to be on 3 at the end of that marriage, they competed against each other. aecom won the second five years. every time we went through this process, you had to retrain, rework, get acclimated with the team. that was one of the big lessons. we wanted someone who would work with us for the long term. the other thing we wanted to do was look at a contract in strategy. one of the things we have learned here is that we want to be more inclusive free we want to look for opportunities to bring contracts down to making sure people with small businesses can participate. that's one of the first things we are going to do on this contract and we are going to work with aecom and parsons to help us identify the opportunities to do that. it's a whole bunch of other lessons learned. those are some of the things we have learned. there are a lot of things we deployed for the end of that we want to pull in early, like risks. we want to assess

our seth doane tracked parsons down on broadway. >> hello. how is it going? how is it going? is this recess? >> yes. >> what would i sign. >> reporter: he's the geeky star of the big bang theory. one of the most successful comedies on television. >> what are you doing? >> attempting to few more work as a fleeting peripheral image to engage my brain. >> you look up and down the street and there's billy elliott and jerusalem. >> reporter: this summer something else entirely has got actor jim parsons excited. >> that's what i'm in. that's what i'm doing. i'm literally on broadway. this street has tons of broadway shows up and down it and i'm in one of them. there's nothing like it, you know. there's no experience like doing a play. >> reporter: the play is "the normal heart." a seering revival of the 1985 drama about the beginning of the aids epidemic. >> a sweet, dying child together with his mom. they haven't seen each other for 15 years. he never told her he was gay. he didn't want to see her now. >> reporter: parsons plays tommy boright a gay activist giving comfort where he

parson's body was found in 1993 in yuba county.a search of the safety deposit boxes, photos of parsons as well as articles on her death. alleged victim, tracy was found dead on the side of a highway next to a cemetery. investigators say the last entry on the list made reference to a girl from mariesville with cemetery written next to it. >> investigators are not talking about what they may or may not know about the fate of the other six women on his list. >> interesting story, don thank you. >>> the man accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive for 18 years has moved into his new home. phillip garrido has been transferred from the eldorado county jail to state prison in the central valley. he will have neighbors for sure, including charles mann son and juan corona. >> someone is going around antioch setting fires. the latest around 7:30 tonight in a field around homes. only a quarter acre burned before firefighters put it out, but this is the fifth fire in the area in the last few weeks. the homeowner told investi

he admitted he had taken photos of parsons. another alleged victim found dead on the side of a highway next to a cemetery. investigators say the last entry on the list made reference to a girl from marysville with cemetery written next to it. investigators are not talking about the fate of the other six women. >> when they get to the paperwork to that one it will go on four weeks and weeks. >> it will be interesting. don, thank you for that. >>> the man accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her captive for 18 years has a new home. he has been transferred from the el dorado county jail to the central valley. he will have some notorious cell mates near him including charles manson. >>> killing two people and wounding two others during a botched robbery at oakland's sweet jimmy's restaurant and bar. investigators are not releasing the suspect's name but say that he walked into the bar just after midnight on april 25th and began firing on customers with an assault rifle. one of the men he killed was a teacher's aide at an

nick parsons sick of the markets now and world prices are edging back plunging on the international energy agency as well as of. light sweet is up around one. that leads sensationally precisely one dollar seventy eight cents brant is up one dollar nine cents more than one hundred eight dollars per barrel still far to go until they come back soon previous levels asian shares are also positive this after the drop in oil prices japan exporters are among the main advances with tubes up seven percent three percent like however will sector firms of course weaker impacts down around the percent meanwhile on the same same is up more than one point three percent with china again around seven percent. there also the markets will start trading the final session of the week in around two hours time as we all see as an m i six or the half a plunge there on the first day losses were driven by we could create prices obviously looking ahead to the trading session of the luggage because of from b. to b. capital says russian markets are likely to consolidate their current levels the most rational version of

he is charged with the murders of roxene roggasch, carmen colon, pamela parsons and tracy tafoya. jr stone has a look at the court documents in the case. >> reporter: joseph naso, you seen him in court before, but now new documents so how and vie investigators linked him to the murder cases of these women. according to statements, all four of the women were working as prostcutes before their death. the report shows investigators who searched his house -- all four of the women were on the list. body bound in 1978, found in 1977, found in 1993 and found in 1994. these reports document that inside his home investigators found numerous photos of nude women. some of the women appeared to be passed out, others appeared dead. the most startling information is dna evidence found on roxene roggasch. her body was found strangled and bound. dna tests concluded that the dna of judith naso, the wife of joseph naso was found on the panty hose around her neck. investigators say he admitted to taking pictures of women. in these documents investigators say they found pictures and news articles of

parsons assist me in writing background information, cost estimates, and layouts. motion? -- all in favor? >> item 12 is approved. we move to item 13, approving the recommend applicants to the transbay joint powers authority citizens' advisory committee. >> i just wanted to say that at the last board meeting, ortiz vice, and director -- vice chair ortiz and director kim asked that we do a little more outreach, and we did. with the further out -- it, we have some new members to recommend to the board, and bob will give more information on that -- with the further out reach we did. >> we do have eight positions on our cac up for appointment or reappointment. we have 15 total members of our citizens advisory committee. as maria mentioned, after bringing an initial slate for recommendation to the board, we did go back and do additional outreach , including advertising to a number of different publications, and re- circulation to our partners. the solicitation resulted in an additional six applications. after reviewing all of the applications, the various constituencies that th

pamela parsons, whose body was found in yuba county in 1993 was listed as number 9, the girl from linda, yuba county. investigators found tracy tofoya's body and made reference to a girl from marysville. so far investigators have only charged naso with four homicides even though there were 10 women on that list. marin county sheriff's office spoke with the d.a.'s office and i asked them if they are looking for more victims and all he would tell me is this case is still under investigation. >>> big delays for riders of mass transit after wires went down this morning. initially guidelines were out of service but they restored the k, l, and m lines this afternoon. buses are running into muni says it will work through the night. the outage was caused by a train that drags down the wires as it entered a tunnel. >> the gang task force is investigating a shooting that left an innocent bystander with life-threatening injuries just after 7:30 a.m. the victim is a 43-year-old man who happens to be in the area walking to or from his home. witnesses reported hearing an argument before the gunfire e

elsewhere world number one caroline wozniacki didn't mess around against spain's overrun chaffed parson chong yes but ten seats a month or stews or she has become the biggest casualty today crushing i think greece melinda sink appear right outside the top two hundred. over the men's side of action roger federer novak djokovic suffered few difficulties on route to the second stage federer ending for a record tying seventh all in and probably not pushing himself too hard against. the swiss. seven six six four six games. and joining the swiss maestro there in the next round is novak djokovic it's the serbian simply in devastating form against france's germy shard a six four six one six one hundred high rough jump to paris never reached the. top of denko is a man on his way home the russian signoff biased really intended to cheat bernard tomic chanu brought it here too much in the tank for germany's. back another russian the country's highest right here in london not mikhail youzhny i'd lost it on the day if i won minako following a tough five set encounter. brings us to football on the rus

. >> next item is to approve the selection of waste water enterprise sewage center program to parsons a joint venture to provide program services including personal and authorize the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission to negotiate and execute a professional services agreement with aecom. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am the director of the source system improvement program. it is an honor to be before you today in the southeast community facility that was billed as part of our last wastewater capital improvement program. especially in this program, with mr. alex fisher watching us, because he was part of our program from the 1970's to the 1990's and he is a very good man. as we begin the next chapter, it will be the source system improvement program. half of the $6.9 billion program will be invested in this community and invested in projects that occur in this community. we will be looking to the bayview hunters point community as we move forward to implement this program. in february, our cfo and i presented several different options for the summer

war meanwhile some opec members wonderful possible countermeasures to prop up the oil price nick parsons head of research at the national australia bank explains why he thinks i was taking this unusual step. buying these two reasons the first of these relates to the global economy and bear in mind the central banks around the world central banks and governments alike fairly alarmed at the prospect of rising inflation and oil prices are a major contributor a factor here they certainly don't want to drive their economies back into recession as a bike over tightening interest rates in order to deal with inflation so working directly at the root cause of these price increases i think is a very very shrewd move so the first reason is because they're concerned with inflation i think the second reason is also to show the balance of power across the world doesn't lie entirely with opec and i think the opec decision but it was taken not to increase production i think did actually upset many. people around the world so partly it's about power it's also about inflation. second look at the current o

call our people the fear state different way that i feel part of silence against injustice thank you parson times who are raising the true jason. the headlines on our team is stuck in the middle with intensified nato bombardments claiming civilian lives under alleged atrocities committed by rebel forces some libyans of feel betrayed after what was initially started as a nation wide uprising forces that promise to fight for freedom not pose a danger to the population. the u.s. the trades boots with a bombs in afghanistan obama announces the withdrawal of more than thirty thousand troops while deadly drone strikes are stepped up because of more civilian casualties nearly seventy thousand americans will stay in afghanistan after two thousand and twelve. accused of inciting hatred and discrimination against muslims such far right politician the hood builders a walks free from according to them today while many held it as a win for freedom of expression experts say his trial shows that europe's multiculturalism policies have had the opposite effect driving communities apart. and bringing the bes

call our people the fear state different way that i feel part of silence against injustice thank you parson times who are raising the truth to so . top stories this hour are t. stuck in the middle with intensified nato bombardments claiming civilian lives and alleged atrocities committed by rebel forces some libyans feel betrayed after what initially started as a nationwide uprising forces the promise to fight for freedom now faces a danger to the population. for bombs in afghanistan or announces the withdrawal of more than thirty thousand troops while deadly drone strikes are stepped up sparking fears of more civilian casualties and the seventy thousand americans will still remain in afghanistan after twenty two are. accused of inciting hatred and discrimination against muslims. he walks free from a court in amsterdam many hailed it as a win for freedom of expression experts say his trial shows europe's multiculturalism policies have had the opposite effect in driving communities apart . and bringing the best of russia in its heart and soul to a global audience of twenty four hours a day e

i want people be fair state a different way i feel political science against injustice thank you parson ties for raising the truth jason. top stories this hour analogy stuck in the middle of intensified nato bombardments claiming civilian lives an alleged atrocities committed by rebel forces some libyans feel betrayed and what initially started as a nationwide uprising forces the promise to fight for freedom no place in danger to the population. u.s. trades boots for bombs in afghanistan announces it with all the more than thirty thousand troops pull the troops from the stepped up it's gotten through years of more civilian casualties the seventy thousand americans will still remain in afghanistan after twenty told. he's inciting hatred and discrimination against muslims dodge of all right politician gets billed as walks free from a court in amsterdam and then he had it as a win for freedom of expression experts say his trial shows europe's multiculturalism policies have had the opposite effect driving communities apart. and bringing the best of russia and his heart and soul to a global

move abroad we were we have afghanistan for good not far because i'm no better than my people as a parson as a human rights woman that's actress i want to play my role and i as i strongly believe that woman died human rights democracy freedom justice and peace these values are not something a bunch of peta footfall would that fall in love when it gets passed it is true that we are receive a day to send quite not normal life and now we have because of telling the truth and raising the why second stock operation against the taliban have to live underground in credit of my skin limitation in danger for us by our which is the positive find and hopefully find that people day by day they enjoy nice more and supported me more through their support i understand how much are right as always i say to my people that even if for a second i will sit silent you think that that's just like a political date for me as i believe that and always i'm saying i don't feel it even our people they call our people the fear state a different way i feel silenced against injustice break your heart and ties raising t

our people the fear state and different way that i feel close silence i can say justice thank you parsons times cool raising the truth just so. moved. it. was. me. the leader colonel gadhafi has accused nato forces of murder following the death of civilians in the strike on a residential area in tripoli meanwhile cracks emerging in the online strategy leave you with countries that bath's the intervention now casting doubt over the mission. president obama confirms his decision to withdraw a third of ground troops currently deployed in afghanistan by next summer but his own military advisers believe the pullout is premature. and the greek prime minister is pushing for even more cuts as the presses parliament to pass a crucial bill needed to secure a second e.u. handout this terry proposal sparked massive protests in the country with thousands voicing anger on the streets about that it's. time now for sports if they get in here with us good morning to you jim and there seems to be no stopping says come oscar in the russian football ranks the season indeed you are right marina seven games th

(music) kq-x naso is charged with carmen cologne, pamela parsons, and >> naso, provide is linked to eer cases of these women. with probable cause statements all four of these women were working as prostitutes in northern california before their death. to the east bay, to and you the city, and one in yuba county. one and uvcity in yuba city. all four of these women were on that list. carmen, loan found in 1978 was #two. roxanne was found in 1977 was #three. pamela parsons in 1992 was #nine, tracy tafoa in 1994 was #10 this documents the inside of his home finding numerous photos of nude women. wearing pantyhose, linger ie or bondage or others appeared dead. others appeared to be passed out or dead. roxanne was found strangled by pantyhose and the and a dna, linked naso. >> investigators found pictures and news articles of two of these women killed and his safe. items from his safe included photos of his victims. >> when we come back, an update on the arizona wild fires. >> errors on the firefighters are dealing with facts smoke, to the nth the monument fire has destroyed several homes,

to discuss the oil market i'm joined now by nick parsons head of market strategy at national strategy right thanks for joining us here on our scenic first off was this a surprise to you. it is a surprise in terms of its absolute timing as you mentioned in your introduction it's only the third time it's ever been used the first time was in the first gulf war the second was after katrina and i don't think anyone really expected this certainly if it did not been a surprise the oil market wouldn't have fallen six percent in the course of a little over ninety minutes is afternoon now why do you think the eye is releasing reserves when alice is saying that the market is already well supplied. two reasons the first of these relates to the global economy and bear in mind that central banks around the world central banks and governments alike are fairly alarmed at the prospect of rising inflation and oil prices are a major contributor a factor here they certainly don't want to drive their economies back into recession. by overtightening interest rates in order to deal with inflation so working

problem that the this institution will face all the it will have to do with europe and i agree with mr parsons who works for a rival from mexico so it would be better to have a nine european set of eyes looking at these issues and we don't know where this is going but she is a local european she is committed personally and her political history has been one of the saving the euro at all costs and it may very well be that greece has to leave the eurozone or the eurozone itself comes to face some very difficult decisions and i think it would be much better to have had another someone from outside of europe dealing with this whatever her virtues and they are many of the let's look at what's happening in the u.s. now obama says he will raise the country's debt ceiling and that's despite an already stepped up a looming credit rating downgrade how will he get away with it again. well if he can't do anything by himself and into matter of fact he can't do anything with raising the debt ceiling is a question for congress to deal with in the congress with the republicans in congress as well as the democ

or greeks well there's nothing like going right to the source for a quick and parson. you can see for yourself is going through a tough time i mean check it out ok well now let's take a look at the u.s. . business as usual he well let's remember the symbol for american freedom is lady liberty and like some women america they know how to spend expression on credit i mean just yesterday we told you that the u.s. spent twenty point two billion dollars and iraq in afghanistan last year just on air conditioning now let's see who are viewers think is the winner of this losing spending spree between us in greece who told us americans are how to sleep as to what's going on well greece is actually confronting some of the problem is access he thought greece had been getting more for their money until the collapse of the financial markets john conrad on the other hand he doesn't seem to care who gets more stuff out of the guy he just wants it all to stop his recommendation how about not spending more than you could afford dennis came back and said u.s. congress will never have th

hundreds of people gathered in the town of parsons for the helping holly run benefit.on the event in honor of holly bobo. she has not been seen since april. >> we're not going to stop now. for us, this is just another part of showing the family our love and support. >> the nursing student was last seen by her brother. he says he saw a large man wearing camouflage lead holly into the woods outside of her home. >>> a chicago man is facing charges on suspicion of making threats at boston's logan airport. he allegedly threatened tsa agents claiming he had guns and bombs in his checked luggage. offenses checked all of his luggage and carry on items and say no farms or explosives were found. he is charged with making a false bomb threat and disorderly conduct. >>> first lady, michelle obama is wrapping up a trip to africa. they're set to return home tomorrow. during a stop in a botswana village, they tried native dishes. the unexpected visit surprised local residents. >> i'm very proud of her visit around here. >> she has been in africa the past week, supporting youth leader

. >> reporter: parsons design school in new york city is downsizing its dark rooms to accommodate fore at the photography school who say absolutely not. >> of course. >> reporter: but what do you say? >> language is always evolving and this is just another step in its evolution. >> reporter: by a show of hands who thinks that film is a thing of the past. none of you. >> no. >> reporter: just like the die hards who prefer their parents' vinyl records to mp-3 downloads, this next generation of photographers aren't ready to hand over their beloved clunkers just yet. >> 330 automatic land camera. a lot of times the only camera i bring on vacation. >> reporter: do they think you're vacationing back in the '70s? >> it turns a lot of heads. >> mine's also a medium format film camera. >> this is a nikon s-3. it's been my camera for as long as i've been shooting, which has been a long time. >> reporter: what's satisfying about you hearing that click advancing the film? >> stopping time. >> reporter: stops time is one thing. but stopping technology? >> well, i think there will be a day when som

you saw richard parson become head of time warner. you saw ken become head of american express. you saw a sort of change in this calculus. of course, with the recent presidential election you saw something that many people of many colors felt would just never happen at least not in our lifetimes and that was the election of a president who identifies himself as african-american and the other thing that said and this is something that i found just interesting is that in the year since that book has come out, a new generation has come on the scene. and so a lot of the voices that are represented in "rage" are different than the voices that are represented in "the end of anger." let me say a couple words about that. 'cause even though i did for 100 interviews for "rage" i did even more for this book. in addition to interviews i mean, i conducted a couple of surveys. i did a survey of the black alumni of harvard business school and fairly lengthy survey of 74 questions. and also a survey of a graduate for a better chance that sends people poor from urban areas to some of the best se