>> yeah. >> he moved in with me about a week after we started dating. >> you dated somebody a week and moved in with them? >> yes. >> this is the plaintiff -- he says the defendant, his ex-girlfriend, who he lived with, is holding some of his stuff hostage and he needs the judge's help. he's nice as he can be to the defendant and her daughter. he's suing for $2,636.29. >> this is the defendant -- she says the plaintiff purchased the things while they were living together and never talked about who would get what if they split up because they never thought they would split up. the plaintiff is suing her because he she broke up with him and nothing more, nothing less. she's accused of holding on tight. >> all parties, please raise your right hand. >> what you are about to see is real. the participants are not actors. they are actual litigants with a case pending in civil court. both parties have agreed to drop their claims and have their cases settled here, before judge marilyn milian in our forum -- "the people's court." >> litigants have been sworn, your honor. >> thank you, douglas. y

the date is on the second page. the date here is may 1952. that is indication of confusing records, mistakes and records possibly. i contacted the water department's and was provided with several documents. h indicates that water has been supplied to the building. evidently the 1 story structure was blond and water has been provided to the building since 1953. i, which is a two-page document, includes account of the fixtures, and according -- it is dated 1971. there is another date installed, 1960. in reviewing this document, i have counted that total number of fixtures, toilet, etc. = those and the entire building -- equal in the entire building. j is another county. k is a recollection from the neighbor of the building being -- having existed since the 1960's. the owner at that time contacting the neighbors and requesting their approval. >> you can finish your thought, and you will have three minutes for rebuttal. >> l is a disclosure of my financial situation. the fire occurred four months after the building, i acquired the building. subse

when the first date arrives in the hotel lobby. >> really? i'll be on the way down. >> he's going to walk down there and see if that might be her. >> the undercover goes down to the lobby to retrieve his date while arresting officers set up in the surveillance room and wait for the show to begin. >> make yourself comfortable. you look good. >> an unsuspecting young woman going by the name nicole is the first to take the bait tonight. >> all right. what do i get for my $200. >> officers next door listen carefully for the bust signal. good deal. >> arresting officers move in to make the bust. >> police. >> do you have any guns, weapons, knives? >> no. >> hands over your head. >> a quick search of nicole's pockets turns up $380 in cash. a records check shows nicole is not a juvenile. her arrest is barely five minutes old when detectives learn their next date is on the way. they stash nicole in the bathroom while they lay a trap for daisy, the girl they suspect may be underage. >> be quiet. >> we tried this once before and it didn't work out. >>

there is no proposed continuance date from the sponsors. president olague: december 1 is the date i suggest. >> the advance calendar says that is closed, but if you want to put it there -- that is all i have. president olague: any comments on items proposed for continuance? please come to the mic. >> good afternoon. i am terry miln, the d.r. requester for 13-abc. as i understand, we have been asked to give the developers a chance to meet with neighbors about possible modifications of part of this project. and so we have agreed that this is possible. if it wil lbl be months from now we will have plenty of time. president olague: this is a doable date, with the project sponsor. december first. and this is just for items proposed for continuance. >> i am christina crawford, talking about the 2011 -- 0.2.88c. >> this is not the time. >> i thought this was consent calendar. >> i apologize. >> any public comment on these items? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> a question on item 13-abc. commissioner antonini: reason for continuance? pres

i would like to be about to broadcast to everyone that november 21 is the new date, the start date, and that is it. >> that is pretty firm. the date is pretty firm. >> it is not going to take 24 months. i think the other is also the challenge to the culture of change get it from within, how things had been done before and how our staff worked with each other. hopefully everyone within the department can embrace this change and that we are essentially a big team. but also, the members need to work and cooperate, and hopefully the better service through all this cooperation and the system will make the service and make q-matic successful. >> thank you. the staff basically already received at least two training already on q-matic. the system can go to play around in that the computer. right now, we're training the special team. we want a special team to be readily available when operational difficulties, up. we are preparing for that. even this morning before i came to the meeting, i had a staff meeting. they're already refreshing the training this morning. >> i also suggest that there wou

is all about taking the fear out of dating. >> i really want to empower people to be out there and datingine. i know when i do, i'll get someone who is well aware of what i do and knows he needs to be on his best behavior. >> maria is the founder of investidate and robbie ludwig is a psycho therapist. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> i was thinking back in the day you met someone in your neighborhood, you want to have dinner with that person. probably ten people in your neighborhood could give you references. but the internet is like one vast neighborhood. we can't do that these days can we? >> no. you can be anybody online. >> how far do you want people to go with this? i mean, you know, name, date, serial number, no criminal record. how much more? >> you know, i just want people to feel comfortable with their decision of who they're going out with so i want them to look at the different things available and if they feel they need to dig deeper they've got those tools so they are empowered to do so. >> reporter: do you encourage women to be honest with the person -- we ma

just to make sure that everyone is up to date. over the years, some of them have been registered as the cafe as opposed to cafe so we have different items. we are cleaning that up. we also are going to be rolling out to this implementation so it is not just something that happens on march 31 as we present back to meeting. this is going to be a rollout over the course of the next year where on the former due dates, prior to this law, folks will be getting their licenses on a pro rated basis to bring them up to march 31. we view that as an effective way for businesses to plan because their fees will be reduced a little bit as a pro rate and get on to march 31 when they will have the full fees. we are excited to implement this and think of the supervisors for all of their help. >> thank you. commissioner adams? commissioner adams: i -- the feedback i got was positive. we have several business owners and this helps them out. thank you for coming early in the morning. i am hearing that this is good legislation. it cleans up a messy pro

you met on a blind date. >> yes. >> do you remember that? >> very well. >> i've never been on a blind date. >> you ought to try it. >> for that moment when your wife-to-be walked in, that's a big moment on a blind date, isn't it? >> a friend of mine took me insisted that i go with him on this blind date. i was stationed in massachusetts about 40 miles outside of boston. he was interested in this young lady, and the young lady had a roommate. he asked me to go with him to pick off the roommate. the roommate was being told the same thing about her roommate, and she didn't like it and she didn't think the parents would approve of her dating an infantry lieutenant. when i walked in, she was very attractive and she apparently did not reject me outright. the other couple never did form a relationship, and we were married about nine months later. >> you never bought her an engagement ring for years. how did you get out of that? >> she said an interesting thing. >> i bought her rings over the -- it's been 49 years. >> i'm coming to how it ends, but

she didn't tell you when we went on that first date that, very first date, i didn't date anybody else point on. neither did she. we knew then. i had scheduled my christmas dating list for the week eye cancelled all of them after i took her out that first time. >> where did you take her? >> we went to a movie. >> what movie, do you remember? >> charlton heston, "number one." >> you both remember? >> put your arm around her in the movie? >> maybe once or twice. i didn't try to get fresh -- not the first date. but here's the funny thing. she will tell you this, too. i didn't have a lot of money. in fact, hijust enough money to buy the tickets to the movie. i did buy in popcorn and a coca-cola. and after, i said, would you like to go and get something to eat? she said, yes. i'm going, i'm in trouble now. i didn't have any money in my pocket. >> why did you ask that then? >> that's -- that's the juvenile thing to do. but get this -- she bailed me out. we go to this drive-in burger place, called the split t., wasn't that it? >> i think so. >> we drive up. i had a couple more dollars left. a

>> she didn't tell you when we went on that first date, that very first date, i didn't date anybody elsether did she. we knew then, i had scheduled my christmas dating list for the week, and i cancelled all of them after i took her out that first time. >> where did you take her? >> we went to a movie. >> what movie, do you remember? >> charleston heston, number one. >> you both remember? >> yeah, charleston heston, number one. >> put your arm around her, once or twice. >> maybe once or twice, didn't try to get fresh, not on the first date. but she would tell you this too, i didn't have a lot of money. in fact i had just enough money to buy the tickets to the movie, i did buy some popcorn and a coca-cola, and afterwards i said would you like to go and get something to eat? she said yes. i'm going, i'm in trouble now. i didn't have any money in my pocket. >> why did you and that then? >> well, that's the -- that's the gentlemanly thing to do. but get this, she bailed me out. we go to this drive-in burger king place called the split tea, wasn't that the name of it? >> i think so. >> the pol

. >> after years living with us i've decided to get back on the dating scene and i'd like my first date to be with you. >> okay. cancer survivor aims high for her first date in over a year. we'll show you what celebrity she wants to take out and why. keurig has over 200 varieties from 20 leading brands, including tully's. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew. >>> there are new developments in libya today as the son of moammar gadhafi is in the hands of revolutionary fighters who captured him overnight. nbc's richard engel has the latest. >> reporter: rebels in libya say today they finally caught saif the son of moammar gadhafi. the 39-year-old had been hiding in the desert apparently traveling with bedouins. he was in a two-car convoy this morning, of 4 x 4s, when he was surrounded by a rebel unit and surrendered without firing a shot. he had only a few thousand dollars with him. he was wearing traditional bedouin clothing including an elaborate turban that covered his face. when the rebels took him, they put him on a plane and flew him to the moun

yes, we recommend pushing back the date. >> pushing back the date and raising the limit to eight, withg the personal dog, exempting the personal dog. >> and making sure the implementation period is 90 days, not 30. 30 is way short. push it back. >> the implementation -- >> when it goes into effect, they have 90 days. >> i want to caution in terms of, because we talked about an extended period of time, so there is the implementation of regulations that was in the legislation, and then there is the adoption time and if we allow six months or businesses to accommodate transitioning out of plastic bags. we might want to think about it these businesses are going to have to sort of adjust their business model because of the number and not being able to have their clients be able to call them up and at one at the last minute. they are going to need some time to address -- adjust to their business model and inform to their clients, and clients may have to find somebody else who is set up to work with their needs, and when we talk of the extended time, made the direction is to work with supervi

the march to date and the may 11 date in court -- the march 2 date and may 11 date.now there is a lot to say, but if you could fill us in on that and then move on. >> first, i would like to say, good evening, everyone. i will try to take you back to march 2, but first, i have to begin with when i first understood that the races were separated. i was born in alabama, but i moved to live with my biological aunt and uncle. remember, in the rural area, there are no signs saying " white" and "colored" because it is too difficult, but how i learned about it is in the general store. they sell everything. everything you want to find in the post office, the bus station -- everything has been in the general store. one day, i was standing in line. it was a summer day, and some white kids came in. funny thing about it -- you know their parents' names, but you do not know the children's names because you are not allowed to interact with white children. they came in, and they were laughing, and the older ones started punching me

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that is the last date to vote in person and last date for receipt of the vote by mail ballots. >> i am david wong, a 20-years the trend with the san francisco assurance department. i served eight years in the united states army reserves and national guard. i am actively involved with youth programs like community youth centers and others in san francisco. i live in sunset with my wife and two children. i'm running for the office of sheriff because i believe we must reduce the recidivism rate and in still crime preventive measures by investing in our youth. in the 20 years i served as a deputy sheriff for san francisco, i witnessed the department spent more money for fewer resources. as sheriff, i would implement job training for the incarcerated to enable them to transition into productive citizens and contribute toward our society. i would encourage youth programs where debt easing cage with the community, offering opportunity to our youth, enabling them to lead productive lives instead of turning to crime. i would implement a rehabilitation process for the incarcerated. i would imple

the march to date and the may 11 date in court -- the march 2 date and may 11 date.now there is a lot to say, but if you could fill us in on that and then move on. >> first, i would like to say, good evening, everyone. i will try to take you back to march 2, but first, i have to begin with when i first understood that the races were separated. i was born in alabama, but i moved to live with my biological aunt and uncle. remember, in the rural area, there are no signs saying " white" and "colored" because it is too difficult, but how i learned about it is in the general store. they sell everything. everything you want to find in the post office, the bus station -- everything has been in

the left, those dates symbolize what? >> starting from 1917 to 1920, honoring the heroes of the civil war. these dates from 1941 until 1945 symbolized the contribute to world war ii. >> i understand as well this is a popular spot for young people who are just married to come. >> very popular. you notice right. every marriage that takes place in almaty has an almost obligated point in the program to visit this place to make a happy photograph and to pay tribute to the heroes. >> opposite the memorial at is the famous cathedral. >> this is the oldest and most important church for the russian christians in kazakhstan. this church was built by a famous architect, an important for our city. this church was built in 1937 -- 1907. these are the traditional materials russian architecture. it is made of wood and stone. the style is similar to the cathedral in moscow. >> we talked to many people in kazakhstan and consistently found pride, optimism, and a good sense of humor. >> how old are you? >> 19. >> so you are kind of a growin

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guest: emblems of belief, their name, date of birth comment date of death, rank, service, and some may have a term of endearment by request of the family. host: how often are they cleaned and maintained? we tried to do it on a yearly cycle. we use just soap and water to protect them. we are very successful with the headstones that out in the sunlight. it is very challenging for those underneath the trees. the mold has a tendency to come back. we have to spot treat those. guest: if i could add, you are looking at just one of 70 sections of the 600 credit for acres we have here. just to the numbers. host: are the headstones made on site? guest: they are not. they are made by a contractor and shipped and installed on the grave site. host: is the contractor within the united states? guest: yes. host: republican line. caller: my husband was buried at arlington seven years ago. the service that they afforded my husband and family was the most magnificent service that i have ever participated in. the caring and the chaplain that take care of us, and the military people that participated, ther

that's how i feel. >> finally ray's release date arrived.e decided to follow him from prison to home. >> it was actually kind of fun to watch ray because he was so excited about being set free and he was trying really quickly to adapt and he got to use a cell phone for the first time in a long time. >> hey, i look like a pimp. look at this little phone. i can't believe anyone can hear anything. >> and when they actually took a picture of him with the cell phone, he was horrified at his image. >> you can't do that. take that one back. >> but it was fascinating because you think of somebody who comes from this very deprived world suddenly being thrust into a world of so much technology. he was just like a little kid. >> even more so when ray and his family stopped at a convenience store for some snacks. >> these are new. i never ate them before. i'm going to eat these. and then they got new -- everything -- i had it before, but these fancy ass packs. everything is a little different. yeah. i like candy though. i love candy actually. >> but bef

just a few of the things you can do on this memorable date, 11/11/11. >> we felt the date was like emmaemma the first baby born friday. mom's second c-section was scheduled. when she booked it, she paid no attention to the date. someone said it's 11/11/11. i was like oh, i didn't realize it. >> reporter: it's a special date for vienna as well. today, he's turning 11. >> very slim odds. you never think that would happen. >> reporter: some are celebrating birthdays, others are having a party just to celebrate the date like the one schedules here at 1111 11th street northwest. forget playing 1111 with pick for on the lottery. it's sold out. 11 cent burgers. you had to be in line by 11:11. if you are thinking of a quickie wedding after lunch and can make it to vegas, be prepared to wait. the marriage bureau is issuing four times the number of licenses. >> the joke is the husband will never forget it. >> i like to think it's a day that will never come back again. >> reporter: it's a date they will never forget. the family will introduce her to her brother today or tomorrow. lucas has a birth