and competition to get into echo-15 is tough. >> i wouldn't say we're going to let him on the unit. to weigh him out once we go through everyone else. >> he's always followed my orders. he's never questioned me. >> i was a new guy. brand new on his unit and he never gave me an ounce of trouble. >> as the interviews continue a familiar face walks through the door. >> pick your head up, man. >> i'm trying, know. >> don't be nervous. you know us all. >> this impulsive teen was kicked out of program once before. >> why do you want to come back to the unit? >> i can't do anything positive because of my actions and just getting mad all of the time. i was never mad over here. i just didn't feel that i was really ready to be over here. >> then why did you get taken off the unit? >> i battered somebody. >> why did you batter him? >> i heard some stuff that he did about me so i just took my anger out at that time. >> you have to earn it. you can't be out in gp acting a fool and expect to come over to our program because it's not going to happen. if we bring you back over here, are you going t

i want to echo some of the comments that have already been made.nd reiterating that the broadbased cbo participation be applied and not just one or two cbo's, because everyone has their own constituency. also, want to reiterate the opportunity here for the world cup. america's cup. it being a world-class event. this is a perfect opportunity to apply local hire. it can be held up as a standard for the world. union-scale jobs of participation by all unions across the board, for everyone. we also ask that you please, please make sure they include local businesses, whether it be contractors on the construction site or local lenders on all of the other services and the opportunities that exist for this great event. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. executive director of young community developers. i do not want to spend too much time and echoing the sentiments of a lot of my colleagues. i think we're all on the same page in terms of what we want to see with the america's cup opportunity. one thing i do want to talk about is a credibility in ter

i also want to echo what the process said -- please join, please help -- i also want to echo what natasha said. talk to 10 of your friends, send e-mails, send letters. thank you. [applause] >> 1985, when i was sentenced to death for a crime i did not commit, i thought right away that this would be rectified. i was convicted of two different crimes. it took 18 years. it took me seven execution dates. i watched 12 then be executed while i was there -- i watched 12 and then be executed while i was there. i'm not in a position to say whether either of them -- whether any of them were guilty or innocent. mr. d.a., i am asking you, truly consider leaving the death penalty along. let that be in god's hands, what that person goes through or deals with. there are too many flaws in our system that we cannot control and we cannot trust a man. i am asking you to consider that, to take the consideration of that. the question we did not answer was it one of these guys were in this and that was executed by a prosecutor that had evidence that was clearly convincing that that person was innocent, what wou

i echo a lot of the points made for a livable cities. it has got a lot of improvements for pedestrians to make the confluence of some very dangerous streets a lot safer, crossing distances shorter, sidewalks wider. i also agree that it is too bad that in the process of working with the community and dealing with a lot of the concerns that the street has effectively been widened by taking a parking lane and changing it into a traffic lane. but walk san francisco does support this because of all the pedestrian safety improvements, the walk ability improvements, and also the increase in efficiency for muni, which will help a lot of people. i also just wanted to add that i wanted to thank you for all of the school zones, which just went in under the consent calendar. it has been a pleasure to institute this 15 mile an hour safety zones around 200 schools, and you're so glad that that is moving forward so quickly. so thank you. >> good afternoon. i speak on behalf of a group of residents and business owners. what i have on the projector is an

hundreds if not a thousand of gathered in another area of manhattan a washington square park to also echo the sentiments that have been boys voiced by the optimism of the occupy wall street movement we receive reports that at least twenty people that went into a city bank to close their accounts were arrested by plainclothes police officers inside citibank but because in speaking to all those that have come out onto the streets today to voice their anger their frustration with with the way that the u.s. system is run here is a little bit of what they had to say. you know for from obama on her friends and anybody in congress trade or they do their congress she is the one paid for by special interests the ones who control the government visual ensure right legislation right now corporations are kind of running the government by funding political campaigns and then those politicians get into office and of course they're going to do what's in the corporation's best interests because that's who's funding them and that's who's giving the money and the people are kind of left in the dust people

echo, echo, echo. >> stereo, stereo. >> all righty. these are beautiful. what do you think, everybody. >> those look good. >> those are beautiful. >> they are a little big. >> remember what bobbie did last time to make her shoes fit? she stuck a thin maxi pad in her shoe. it worked. she stuck it in her shoe so you don't slide around. it's such a smart idea. >> dr. schol's has them, too. >> you go to the bathroom and get one and stick it in. it's genius. genius. >> you know what else is genius? is where it over here? the giant rubik's cube. it took 300 hours to do it. it combines lessons in geometry, algebra. and teaches focus and team building, problem solving. >> this was 600 of them. they are all the cubes. you see it from the side. pretty cool. >> what are we going to do with this? somebody didn't think this through. >> okay. we are off to orlando soon, aren't we? >> yes. we'll be live at the wizardry world of harry potter. that will be friday, november 11. you can enter for a chance to see our broadcast and join in a weekend-long celebration of the har

i want to echo the comments that mr. walker has made. it appears to be false promises that have been made by this agency about construction of the light rail. they were going to assist some of the merchants who were impeded by the construction phase. not one merchant receive 15 cents from this agency. in addition to that, we are dealing with the social plight and the economic blight that the city and county has not addressed through the redevelopment agency. your agency is part of that because you are riding the rails through the third street corridor. in addition to that, when you come for the approval of the rail going from king street to bay shore and the visitation valley, you came with the promise of jobs. the only jobs received were flat positions for the residents of the neighborhood. it is really making a statement that false promises to get a project approved and cosigned through the community -- it never works out to be the things of the past. we do not have the jobs. we have disturbance, we have social blight, and all the folk

i would also echo comments with respect to the response.hought the illustration by the civil grand jury said a lot, because the statement in response from the mta was not something that provided a lot of information other than some sort of conclusory remarks. i know that he is working very hard to work at some of these issues that there is an honest assessment. if we can take that without objection. >> i just want to confirm the your agreeing with the findings and recommendations, it is what you agree with. supervisor campos: we are agreeing with findings 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, and 12. we are agreeing with every recommendation except for recommendation no. 4. thank you. motion passes. thank you for coming out. thank you for your work. please call the next two items together. >> item number four, hearing on the 2010-2011 civil grand jury report entitled "whistling in the darkly " the san francisco whistleblower program. on the findings and recommendations contained. supervisor campos: if i may ask for, as people are exiting, to quietly exit so we c

. >> por lo pronto le sale bien el >> uno de los candidatos a la alcaldía se echó a la bolsa a uno dents, el presidente de dock pack informó que esta sompatía surgió luego de que aprobara la reforma de la presencia de perros. en san francisco hay más perros que niños. >> el sujeto fue acribillado a muerte por policías. >> aquio fue encontrada la pareja con heridas de arma blanca, la mujer murió en el hospital dos horas después. >> esta es la primera vez que se capta esto por una cámara pegada al oficial. >> la policía dio a conocer el retrato hablado de uno de los pistoleros que mató a una persona en un tiroteo. el sujeto es descrito como afroamericano y de ni más de 5 pies. cn rastas hasta el hombre, dientes de oro y colmillos con diamantes. >> entre las 7 de la mañana y las 5 de la tarde de hoy se registraron más de 30 accidentes. >> recomiendan reducir la velocidad y asegurarse de que los limpiabrisas funcionen. >> entonces bueno en esta semana mostramos la oferta que existe para la comunidad en las diferentes opciones que tienen para atenderse desde una manera preventiva y cuando

. >>> illuminating baseball fields just got an echo friendly abuse. unveiled a park lighting system overhaul at the moscone ball diamond in san francisco. the new lighting timer system has controlled via remote so no energy is wasted when the field is not in use. it is designed to save over $22,000 a year in energy costs. good news. it's a cbs company. >>> while were you sleeping mother nature was putting on a light show of its own. see what you missed coming up next. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. there's more than meets the. the potential dang >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, it looks like a regular toy but there's more than meets the eye here. the potential danger and what the maker promised to do after consumerwatch's julie watts got involved. those stories much more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> a special night too. stay tuned for a special edition of t

. >> i also would like to echo the directors concern about the parking lane. i think it is important that they can park and conduct business there, so if we could take a look at that, i think it would make it easier for everyone and feasible for the community. am i that we had the same view. many of us would support reviewing that. i am not saying we should commit to doing it, but i am is saying we should look at adopting it. it seems like this is a very good out which process. i know a lot of the neighbors may not like the results if we adopt this. any time you move a bus -- everyone always seems to be one block away. they want it real close, but they want to catch it. neighbors here certainly have my sympathy on this, and i appreciate their coming out. it obviously made an impact with respect to the parking lane. i am have two questions i will try to keep three. one is when we considered the traffic impact of the project, where we factoring in the fact that the changes at hayes street but above would be made such that there would be more traffic? the explana

the headlines today this week the arab spring echoes in america u.s. police use force to the wall street protesters arresting more than seven hundred taking part in a rally that's quickly gaining momentum the country. also in the week's top stories president medvedev explains his decision not to run for a second citing. his comments came in a surprise interview that stood up to the country's political future. threatening to turn into a. border with north. to dismantle. checkpoint leave several people in. humanitarian situation and to see libyan. people dying from. people. watching the weekly. with the latest from the world of sport. hello welcome to the latest sunday afternoon sports updates thank you for joining me through the top stories. this arrival spotlight moscow host defending champions in egypt the luzhniki stadium in sunday's big clash in the russian premier league it's one nil that's a sponsor i was testing times ireland wales and argentina grabbed quarterfinal spots with all black starting down cause it is out for the tournament on to the r

the arab spring echoes in america u.s. police use force to disperse wall street protesters arresting hundred people. quickly. across the country. also in the week's top stories president medvedev explains his decision not to run for a second. home his comments coming a surprise interview with. the country's political future. threatening to turn into a conflict. the terror and situation in the perceived libyan town of people dying from a lack of vital supplies amid ongoing fighting between pro and anti people. some of the headlines here in the past week are right there on our next though is kate and the world of sport. hello welcome to the early sunday evening sport and here are the latest headlines top drawer ballots and return to grab a late equaliser as ten rounds passed that door to two with leaders in it in sunday's big russian probably clash a regional scale. wallop testing times ireland wales and argentina grabbed quarter final spots the all blacks down cause that is out for the tournament the rugby world cup in new

on a stage and laughing about these echos?hat it is helpful to remind people that this guy was impeached for things that people really disapproved of at the time. there's been some publicity lately. i think it's actually inaccurate that there are folks in the obama white house who worked for bill clinton who long for the days of bill clinton. that's simply untrue based on my reporting. because he was -- it was misery for them for much of the second term because of the lewinsky scandal and impeachment battle. there is a tendency to forget this. so when he stepped into a situation like this and those memories come flooding back, it can make people think, you know, maybe things aren't quite as bad in the white house as we've been hearing lately. >> this was a fund-raiser for charity. if you want to get people there and sell tickets, no one can do that better than lady gaga. >> she does it pretty damn well. you know, we don't give enough publicity to what the clinton foundation and the clinton global initiative are doing around th

>>desde este punto es gravisimo el echo de que altos funcionarios supieran esto, agrava las cosas. cámara de representantes continuará insistiendo en entrevistar a funcionario de la casa blanca que confirma la existencia de rápido y furioso. hasta ahora no se ha permitido entrevistarlo, pero continuaran insistiendo ra que testifique en el congreso >>tá tras las rejas un hombre de los que se cree planeo matanza en caso royale que dejo 52 víctimas fatales, edgar muñoz nos dice desde méco el hombre conocido con el sobre nombre el voltaje >>la policía federal presento a el volte, acusado de ser un perpetrador del atentado en casino royale. >>josé alberto lohera, tuvo una carrera por años de luchas libres, donde se hacía llamar el voltaje, es considerado el número tres en el cartel de los zetass en nuevo leon >>se ubicaban en puntos estratégicos del país >>las familias de víctimas realizaron ceremonias religiosa, a un mes de ocurrido el atentado >>nos tocó la parte más dura, la de perder un familiar. >>patricia tiene un hijo enfermo en casa, >>mi esposo murió y él sigue llorando por él

plea dispersed the occupy wall street demonstrators in an aggressive security operation that carries echoes of the arab spring more than seven hundred people were detained after marching on to the brook lane and bridge many protesters a claim police use excessive force. while in the u.k. anger at budget cuts and forced we've done sees brought more than thirty thousand people onto the streets of manchester demanding prime minister cameron's resignation rally was timed to coincide with the conservative party conference that forms part of the governing coalition. and in our review of the week's top stories president medvedev says that the main consideration behind his choice to back bloody me of putin for president in two thousand and twelve is the prime minister's greater popularity interview to the russian and media as it sparks debate about the country's political future. and in the besieged libyan town of circe the humanitarian situation remains critical people are dying because of a lack of vital medical supplies amid fears fighting between pro and anti kadafi factions thousands have alre

at manzanar to be arab spring echoes in america u.s. police use force to disperse and you wall street protesters arresting more than seven hundred people taking part in a rally that's quickly gaining momentum across the country. have across the atlantic in the u.k. unions angry at budget cuts bring thousands out to rallies demanding that david cameron's coalition government resign. also in this week's top stories president medvedev explains his the social doll to run for a second term side to put the very intense greater popularity at home on his comments come in a surprise interview that stirred up debate about the country's political future. and a dark humanitarian situation of the deceived libyan town of sirte where people are dying from a lack of vital supplies of the ongoing fighting something experts say makes nato's mission to protect civilians more questionable than ever. i'll be back with more of those stories in fifteen minutes but first the sports news with kate. hello welcome to the sports news and these are the top stories.

in wall street has spread worldwide this weekend europe's major cities seeing hundreds of thousands echo the protests against the government's austerity measures in a row riot police used tear gas and water cannons after a violent protesters hijacked a peaceful demonstration smashing bank windows and torching cars plumes of smoke were seen billowing near the coliseum and other parts of the city in britain police in london forded protesters attempts to set up camp outside the stock exchange several hundred activists heckled officers for keeping more people from joining the rally in berlin scuffles broke out outside the german parliament building when police removed demonstrators tents and food stores. r.t. correspondents are on top of developments in europe's hotspots and you can follow them on the line. the police have been trying to disperse the last few remaining hundred hardcore protesters these people who are on the streets of madrid today and they believe that their voices are in fact being hard to watch on the spot reports from the european capitals logging on to our website at r t

started in wall street spread worldwide this weekend europe's major cities saw hundreds of thousands echo the protests against their government's austerity measures iran riot police used tear gas and water cannons after a violent protesters hijacked a peaceful demonstration smashing bank windows and torching cars plumes of smoke were seen at billowing near the coliseum and other parts of the city in britain police in london thwarted protesters efforts to set up half outside the stock exchange several hundred activists heckled officers for preventing them or people from joining the rally in berlin scuffles broke out outside the german parliament building when police moved demonstrators tents and food stalls. above the global protests are a clear sign of citizen a hanger at having to endure pain of painful cuts and tax hikes in order to keep the wealthy banks from having to suffer will take a closer look at government policies that sparked such a massive outcry in the heart of the ongoing campaign in the us. public theory over what's being thought of as corporate gluttony looks set to grow

of the arab spring echoes in america u.s. police use force to disperse the wall street protesters arrested more than seven hundred people taking part of rallies that's quickly gaining momentum across the country. and across the atlantic in the u.k. unions angry at budget cuts for two thousand south of rallied david cameron's coalition government resigned. also in this week's top stories president medvedev explains his decision to run for a second term citing but he never meant to spray their popularity at home his comments calling it a surprise interview that stirred up debate across the country is a political future. adar humanitarian situation and the siege live in the town of sirte where people are dying for a lot of cars and supplies amid ongoing fighting something experts say mates nato is mission to protect civilians one question then every. one of those stories of fifteen minutes first sports news kate. hello welcome to the sports news and these are the top stories. top draw a valid return to grab the late equaliser as

of the arab spring echoes in america u.s. police use force to disperse the wall street protesters arresting more than seven hundred people taking part in rallies and it's quickly gaining momentum across the country. also with this week's top stories president medvedev it explains his decision not to run for a second term citing that he would put in his greater popularity at home or his comrades called a surprise interview that stirred up debate about the country's political future. a dark humanitarian situation at the besieged libyan town of sirte where people are dying from a lack of vital supplies amid on going fighting something experts say makes nato special to protect civilians or questionable than ever. threatening to turn into what are conflict bus service border with northern kossovo as nato is attempts to dismantle roadblocks in every disputed checkpoint several people are injured. i'll be back with more about fifteen minutes but for now it's sports news with kate. welcome to the sunday evening sport here's what's co