this will give me an opportunity to get ahold of the e i r. i would be thrilled and i hope i am as lucky as i am today and i hope i'm not working so i can come. thank you >> commissioner steve. on behalf of the project desire we request that the time be short as possible. thank you >> i'm not sure there was a second but i think as quickly as possible. >> i think if it hasn't been seconded i would second it. >> it has been seconded. commissioners then on the motion to continue items 12 and 13 a

i'll focus on this for a moment because i believe it's important that we get ahold of this, why? if it's so important that you and i become partners with the inspirational ministries. why is it important that we plant our seed on the consistent basis into this ministry that's touching 127 nations with the gospel of jesus christ. the bible says we're to buy back the time. and the greatest satannic attack that's been launched against the body of christ is being launched presently against christian television. why? because the greatest influence that we have today, as the body 06 christ, next to the power of god, but television allows us to demonstrate the power of god through television. there through television we can say what others cannot say. there are countries watching right now. egypt may be one. another country, maybe one that they can't hold up the bible because if they do they can be imprisoned or thrown in jail or their life is jeopardized. but through a shortwave dish, a small dish, they can tap into the gospel and watch me right now talk about jesus, the son of god who

this will give me an opportunity to get ahold of the e i r. i would be thrilled and i hope i am as lucky as i am today and i hope i'm not working so i can come. thank you >> commissioner steve. on behalf of the project desire we request that the time be short as possible. thank you >> i'm not sure there was a second but i think as quickly as possible. >> i think if it hasn't been seconded i would second it. >> it has been seconded. commissioners then on the motion to continue items 12 and 13 a and b to january 31st. >> i vote i but i don't want to get into another fight about the date being too shorty think the 31st is fine. there was some earlier comment about it having to be two weeks because it's a major project but i'll vote on it >> so move the commissioners that vote passes 5 to zero. commissioners that will place you under items fourteen a, b, and c x c and v for 1321 mission street request for determination of appliance. >> good afternoon commissioners planning department staff. the question before you is for requests for the projects

i could see he had ahold of her hand, so i yelled into the mike he's got a hand. >> the woman's fallbroken by a beam that runs along the outer edge of the bridge. it gives trooper bolt one last chance to grab on to her and save her life. >> i was able to get ahold of her arm, keep her there, and then just wait. there was no way i was getting her over the wall by myself. i wasn't going to try and re-adjust the grip. >> together with a third officer, deputy kevin cunard, les bolt and sergeant bill morgan are able to pull the woman to safety. >> he's pulling her back up. >> she was what i have always called giving us the thousand yard stare. to me, that's where someone doesn't see anything going on around them. they're just looking a thousand yards away. >> the suicidal woman is tina zaun, who is experiencing post-partum depression after the birth of her second child. >> i remember just being in the house and just feeling numb. just numb. the statistics show that postpartum depression reaches its height 90 days after the birth of a baby, and we almost hit it to the day. we were like thr

i'll focus on this for a moment because i believe it's important that we get ahold of this, why? if it's so important that you and i become partners with the inspirational ministries. why is it important that we plant our seed on the consistent basis into this ministry that's touching 127 nations with the gospel of jesus christ. the bible says we're to buy back the time. and the greatest satannic attack that's been launched against the body of christ is being launched presently against christian television. why? because the greatest influence that we have today, as the body 06 christ, next to the power of god, but television allows us to demonstrate the power of god through television. there through television we can say what others cannot say. there are countries watching right now. egypt may be one. another country, maybe one that they can't hold up the bible because if they do they can be imprisoned or thrown in jail or their life is jeopardized. but through a shortwave dish, a small dish, they can tap into the gospel and watch me right now talk about jesus, the son of god who

they are not able to get ahold of robert wagner.e reopened the three decade old investigation in 2011. they've interviewed 100 people but wagner has refused to speak. they say he's cooperated for 30 years and has nothing more to say. woods death was recently changed from accidental drowning to a drowning caused by undetermined factors. >>> 4:20 right now. a sports illustrated writer said he missed red flags during an interview with manti te'o. the senior writer posted a transcript of his interview with te'o on s.i.'s website. he includes a retrospective saying there were clues that the story didn't add up. during the interview, te'o was not confident when had he was talking about meeting la nay ka cue a. he could not find evidence of her existence at stanford where she apparently went to college. te'o released a statement on the hoax but is expected to address the media possibly at some point before the weekend is over. >>> caught on tape, a russian firefighter trying to rescue a family from a burning building is pummeled by snow an

there was into way to get ahold of my and i was under the assumption that i left the matter in the hands of my agents. mr. pollard let me down and mr. pashelinsky was the agent of record on this. it's his name that son the poster. now it wouldn't matter, except that i am prohibited from come back to have this looked at again for a year from the time that it was dismissed. and i am not asking minto judge the substance of this. i am willing to go and work on that, but i'm just saying two wrongs don't make a right. there were two wrong ms. this matter. staff should have reached out to mr. pashelinsky and he could

. >> jon: you are a tough guy to get ahold of? are you a techno-file? are you online? >> no, i missed all that. >> jon: it's still here, you can jump on that. >> i remember when transister radios happened. >> jon: did you jump on that yet? are you waiting? >> it's like that. i remember -- >> jon: you really -- >> when i was a kid you had to be able to add and subtract. >> jon: what? why? >> exactly. >> jon: are you saying you don't have a computer? >> no. >> jon: for real? >> no, i don't. [ laughter ] >> jon: i question -- a question popped in my head that i can't because of how inappropriate it is. >> if you don't have a computer you don't have a certain kind of identity. you don't have a footprint in the clouds or -- >> jon: right. do you feel amish? like do you feel -- do you feel that you don't -- like information how do you get it? purely still paper? >> my wife. [ laughter ] >> jon: does she have a computer? >> if i need something i'll ask her. [ laughter ] it's interesting i don't have a cell phone either. >> jon: no! >> but when i make a movie they hand me one.

got ahold of his cellular telephone and she wanted to see what was in there and she found things there that she didn't like. at that point shepar they brea. june 29 of 2007. >> geraldo: despite the split, travis and jodi stay in contact and continue to have sex including on the day he died. the act photographed by the defendant. >> it is nothing that he nor i ever intended to be made public. >> geraldo: but the bedroom encounter isn't the only action filmed that day. if the search of his house following the murder police find camera shots of travis in the shower just minutes before he is killed. plus other photographs apparently taken accidentally. >> i didn't commit a murder. i didn't hurt travis. i would never hurt travis. >> geraldo: jodi claims innocence. even pointing the ficker at a former roommate. >> you might want to talk to a guy named thomas brown. and i don't think that honestly i haven't seen or heard from him since he was kicked out. >> geraldo: police find a bloody palm print that matches her and travis' dna. enough evidence to indict jodi on charges of first-degree murd

. >> i got ahold of my family from back east. i haven't heard nothing from them in three months, you know? and it was good. a lot of, like, stress and weight lifted off my shoulders to finally hear from my mom and grandma and find out everybody's batting for me and are going to send money for a lawyer to fight these cases a little bit better. >> how come you couldn't get ahold of them? >> i asked my mom that on the phone. i think they wanted me to suffer a little bit. you know? >> at one point when we were spending time with josh, he actually received a postcard from a friend who had been recently released from prison unexpectedly. >> 17 years this clown has known me and he can't spell my name right. it's easy to spell. p-i-k-e. he spells it p-e-c-k. >> what does that spell? >> peck. it spell he's stupid. he's dumber than a box of rocks. he was hooked on phonics, he got booked on chronic. you know what i mean? he said it's hard getting a job. he's trying to make it out there. he's trying to do good. >> i asked him if when he got

i don't know if he can get ahold of the back left. >> not the way that it is right now. it is genuinely freezing. >> he will be cutting the ball back into the wind. that means he can't hit it over. i don't think. that wasn't a hard swing, either. the cold got him right there. you can see the flag waving. a last desperate wave. >> that is as pretty of a shot he hit. beautiful penetrating flight right at it. >> play in the dark. finish the last three holes. pitch dark. find out how good you strike the ball if you can find your driver. nick: find how good your hearing is. you could tell where it hit fairway or rough. >> the chipping was great too. you would have another guy clanking the pin with the club and you would go to the sound. over to nick watney. >> finishing his day with a par at the 8th. he will come back with the 9th tee tomorrow, par five. they do mow and roll the greens in the morning. they will number perfect condition. the sunsets over the pacific. the temperature chills down another five degrees. tiger will take his time. i don't think they found casey's ba

it's getting ahold of the judge and scheduling the civil case and finish the discovery that we were in the middle of. >> reporter: we'll hear similar arguments. >> in the civil case it's far more extensive than what you heard in the criminal case. in the criminal case they were focused on spokesperson criminal acts -- on certain criminal acts. the civil case opens it much more. >> thank you for your time. the biggest question is whether john leopold will keep his job. that is up to the county council. the chairman of the council -- he as going to join us live at 6:00. he said an emergency meeting is scheduled for tomorrow. a vote will be made on monday. there are seven council members. five of them have to vote in favor. that's a super majority, to vote john leopold out of office. he told me there were four counts. if he was found guilty on four of them that most likely the council member would step up to vote john leopold out of office. there are questions to be answered. yet, there were four counts that john leopold was charged with, two of them misconduct in office. he was found gui

he grabbed ahold of a line which strung across the water. that's when it got tense.eemed to be struggling to breathe as the water rushed over them. grabbed ahold of a tree branch and pulled to safety. medics took him to the hospital. at last check he appears to be okay. and now a somewhat less dramatic but perhaps cuter rescue in los angeles. which starlighted of when officials got the call that a dog was stuck up middle of a chilly lake downtown. they don't know how the dog got there in the first place. rescue teams were on it once they reached the stranded animal it took coaxing to get it into a harness and then this happened. zip line pickupy. my goodness. you pay for that in the jungle. they say the animal is doing fine and they hope its owner will come pick it up at the local shelter. if not, it will go up to adoption or return to the zip line for future frolicking. one gym has unusual requirement. on overweight people can join. i mean big people. so what happens if it all works? and you are not big anymore? that will surprise you. plus, word one city is trying

. >> reporter: what do you think about it is scientology that gets ahold of people?> i think there are things that actually help you. they help you get along a little better with your wife, your husband. they help you understand your boss a little better. if there's nothing that actually helped you in your life, it would never get ahold of you. >> reporter: paul went to hollywood in 1977 and got his first break working as a writer for cartoon shows. as he climbed the show business ladder into primetime tv and movies, many of his friends were scientologists, too. it was an accepted, even celebrated member of a community. how did they convince people to be loyal? >> it's just this long, slow walk towards believing -- it's the idea of being part of a group that is ostracized and hated that bans you together against the outside world. >> reporter: but then after more than 30 years in the church, the outside world came crashing in. >> it was proposition 8 that things really started to get to a head. >> reporter: proposition 8 was a california initiative to block gay marri

>> when i found out about this train being scrapped we got ahold of it before it was scrap and took allese original parts out of it. >> does this guy ever talk about why he wanted a train in his basement? >> the train is where i feel most at home. it's where i feel most at peace. it's this bubble of comfort. especially hurdling along at 85 miles an hour. >> go buy a ticket! the train in the basement something in going to go 80 miles an hour with the snow and the wind passing him. >> i think it's a little cool. you need two things. >> you need a site and a great e. >> looks like he's getting eady over 100,000 hits in a week and wants to be mentioned on the tv show "the big bang theory." hopefully, jason, we're helping you out. >>> this little lady is about to hit it big at the amusement park. >> oh, she's terrified. >> see the first ride, next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, remember the cat with the corkscrew leg? we've got the latest. >> and this is quirky today. >> the cat that inspired people around the world -- next. >>> it's a record-setting fight, and the ammo is snow.

if the cops get aholding of t o you can see -- >> you hear, 5-0, 5-0, the cops weren't able to get there in time but are aware of this, it's posted online. it's completely reckless and they plan on tracking them down from the license plates. >> all of these people backed up on the highway from places to be, places to go. and they're selfishly taking up everyone else's time. i read at least one comment that says, look, i was stuck in this. it took me an hour and a half to get through this mess on a saturday. >> go to an empty parking lot to do this, dude. >>> it's video of a dramatic res crew getting a lot of airtime around the world. queensland, australia. immediately you see truck stranded in big time floodwaters. the individual joe from a rescuers dangled down from a helicopter, but quickly look who is in the bed of this truck. a very small child. 14-month-old luke in the arms of his mom, 22-year-old robin and her friend donna also in the truck here. here's the thing. that child is too small for the standard harness in a rescue-like lift. so look what they had do. they used an equipmen

. >> i think in 20 years, we're get ahold of that thing and -- [ laughter ] >>> don't blink in this one, because a lot happens very fast. garden grove, california. we're looking at a dashcam. watch. >> oh! >> out of nowhere, a car comes from the left and crashes into that silver car that's right in front of us, but keep watching. immediately the driver of that dark car gets out and is on the run. not checking on anybody. leaving his car in the middle of the road. he stumbles down on the sidewalk. you see him trying to hop a wall here at some point, but if you rewind it back, watch the crash again. now keep your eye on the silver car that was hit. >> it flew away, too! >> yeah. it goes forward and gets into number ofit f bender accidents as well as it speeds down this road. now, we have a call into the garden grove police department, but according to the guy who shot this video, the woman in the silver car who was hit, her ske accelerator stuck. >> the guy who's dashcam we're watching, he tries to make the call immediately to 911, but he also tried to use serie. >> probably his the butto

terrorists get ahold of explosive device and suicide bombs and they still continue to get ahold of themsn't mean as a society well because some bad people got a hold of them we should never ban it. >> we have a healthy skepticism. it's reasonable -- >> there's a constitutional amendment that specifically talks about the right to keep and bear arms. that is unusual probably in the world but it is, i think, very important for not only militias but individuals. >> there are other ways to go about this besides trying to ban all weapons which is what miss feinstein says. let me ask you quickly, bill braddon the top cop has said it's the ammunition clips, the magazines. that's something that worries him. he wants to see registration and licensing and he wants to see universal background checks and very tough criminal penalties for people who break gun laws. i've thrown a lot at you kate. can you buy into any of that? i think the nra can buy into that. >> the nra buys in to background checks and stiffer penalties and better reporting. what it doesn't buy into is this notion by the left that go

i got ahold of him and said we have to do this through the united states.and through salesmanship or persistence, we were able to convince him to allow us to expand that company into the u.s. we're pretty excited. we're opening our first location in fargo, north dakota, here this spring. >> you should be excited, it's a wonderful thing. tim hanson, thanks very much, we enjoyed talking to you and we wish you every success with the program. thanks. >> every once in a while, there's a moment in sports that takes on a life of its own, the story behind this incredible shot coming up. ...and down. just use your maxperks card and get a case of x-9 paper for only 1-cent after maxperks rewards. find thousands of big deals now... ...at officemax. >>> while you were sleeping, a tentative agreement was worked out between the national hockey league and its players association. it could have the players back on the ice in a matter of days. but both sides still have to ratify the ten-year deal. the players and owners agreed on a $60 million salary cap, revenue sharing and

the little information that we have is the french have confirmed that they have managed to get ahold of these airports and secure them, and some french paratroopers were deployed, they tried to find a way into town. we expect these troops to enter the town, whether they are facing resistance remains a? for some of the residents. some fled just a couple of days ago, fearing the fighting. two days ago, militants were still here. >> that was thomas on the latest in mali. it is true university knowledge that jane austen is one of the most enduring and popular writers of the english language. now one of her most popular votes is over 200 years old. it still sells up to 50,000 copies in the u.k. and there have been numerous adaptations in film and television as well. we have a report on the continuing appeal. >> as you can see, i am a bit obsessed with jane austen. >> his secrets is yours as well? >> that this right. >> you are not putting this on? >> a very good friend of mine. mr. darcy's diary. >> another related story. >> cousins. >> darcy, darcy, darcy. >> [laughter] yes, mr. darcy is

he must have had ahold of cindy because once i had ahold of him, she kind of like flew over the top ofn the floor also. >> while wrestling the man, larry falls out of his chair. >> i tried to reposition my hold on him so i'd be in a better position when i did hit the ground to be in a controlling position. i think he was really scared. >> larry is able to pin the man to the ground but he is concerned the man may wiggle loose and retaliate so he cries out to the three other customers watching the fight. >> i had to tell them, grab this guy. grab this guy. you've seen the video that they did grab him and actually followed through for quite a while. >> i'm talking to the girl on 911 and i told her what's happening inside the store. then she is telling me by law you can't hold him down. you have to let him go. i said why would i let him go when i got good citizens trying to help me out? >> the man fights with the other customers for several minutes but eventually he gives up. police arrive at the scene and remove the man from the store. no charges are filed against him as police find no ev

and ahold has posted a gain after hurricane sandy. customers at its u.s. operations stocked up on consumer staples ahead of the storm. ahold runs giant carlisle super markets in the oouts which generate 60% of the group's sales. i have been a long time customer of stop and shop. i never knew it was owned by another company. >> is it general merchandise? >> yep. it's a big super market. so, yeah, it's interesting, though. 60% of their sales. wow. >> meanwhile, it was a happy christmas for british online fashion retailer atoff. 79.9 million pounds in december. as far as the stock was concerned, down slightly. but we get a bit ahead of the news and some taking on it. home retail sales are higher this morning. britain's biggest households retailer raised expectations. this is one unit up 2.7%, although sales home base was down 2.9% which is worse than analyst expectations for the stock, you can see. doing very well, indooet deed, up 17 pence. up over 14%. richard hertz joins us now. not bad numbers today from asos and home retail group, as well. how do you def

something has to give when the top 15 cowboys get ahold of the toughest bulls in the pbr bucking battlerow at 1:00 eastern right here on cbs sports. oregon 62, ucla 59. 3:30 to play in the second half. time for the capitol one impact performance with 3:30 to play. >> doug: travis wear, a transfer from north carolina. coming backhoe to socal. in his year off and off-season, worked on his game extensively. what a skilled big man. he has 17 points. he's the go-to half court scorer for the bruins coming down the stretch. >> >> spero: that was our capitol one impact performance of the afternoon. take a look at our game reset. three time-outs apiece. both teams currently in the bonus. this is what you want, two teams. a lot of youth on ucla and oregon, a team nobody expected to be at this point, certainly at this juncture, looking for a road win. who will make the plays here to win it? i'm for oregon, it's interested that dana altman is going with johnathan loyd at the point right now down the stretch instead of artis. loyd not a great scorer but a great defender and penetrator. >> spero: and

if we can get ahold of that kind of money, that is the best preventive medicine i know of to rescue children from hereditary poverty, and that is to give them rich, exciting, and enticing development dolton preschool starting when they are two years old. who -- developmental preschool starting when they are two years old. i am sick of people -- i will not say who, but one member of congress mentioned to me there is no proof of headstart networks. -- that headstart works. afgani kindergarten teacher in america -- ask any kindergarten teacher in america, and you will find out if it works. every first grade teacher knows right away. the crime today is even with a modest increase, more than half the core of eligible children in this country do not even get a single year of anything at all resembling real preschool education. i happen to know what the rich get for their children, because i grew up in privilege. they cannot fool me. they tell me. they do not think i will tell you, but i will. here is what i am saying. if i am the president i will take those billions of dollars being wasted right n

and he's probably very lucky that i did not get ahold of him before the police does. >> reporter: even though she's traumatized, if she sees his picture, the victim can still finger the man who attacked her. >>> no more doom and gloom. after years of dreary budget news, california's governor delivers an upbeat state of the state address. >> it's my 11th year in the job. and i've never been more excited. >> jerry brown told lawmakers that california's back in the black. he wants to keep it that way. the speech drew applause from democrats and republicans who liked his more fiscally conse e conservative approach. >> we've watched in two years, a solid and enduring budget. and we're going to preserve and keep it that way for years to come. >> the governor mentioned what he wants to work on for the remainder of his term, including enhancing trade with china, investing in high-speed rail, improving the state's water system, investing more money in low-income school districts and keeping college tuition in check. >>> 1 it a sign that mark zuckerberg has an interest in politics? the 28-year-o

some insect experts who got ahold of this video said we don't think it was excellent that they sprayed however, they said, this is probably doing it a service because it was going to die anyway with the thing in its stomach. the person who shot the video thought the spider had an enlarged abdomen. >> can this get in me. can a spider bi you a get you? >> scientists say horse hair worms do not hurt humans or plants. they're beneficial because they eat small insects. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time.

there was into way to get ahold of my and i was under the assumption that i left the matter in the hands of my agents. mr. pollard let me down and mr. pashelinsky was the agent of record on this. it's his name that son the poster. now it wouldn't matter, except that i am prohibited from come back to have this looked at again for a year from the time that it was dismissed. and i am not asking minto judge the substance of this. i am willing to go and work on that, but i'm just saying two wrongs don't make a right. there were two wrong ms. this matter. staff should have reached out to mr. pashelinsky and he could have picked up the ball when pollard dropped and he could have straightened things out and that didn't happen. all i'm asking as a matter of due process is to restore us back to the position we were in, and let the thing continue and let the chips fall where they will on the issue of the variance. i don't think it's fair to make me wait until next august or september to have to start this again, given the circumstances involved. thank you. >> mr. murphy, condolences for your father

one of them getting ahold of a fan's hat. >> they made themselves at home on the field greeting playersve. the grounds keepers carried the dogs off. good luck they didn't leave presents on the field. >>> there's parents awake right now with the crying newborns. here's an idea for you. >> this video is going viral right now. that's benjamin being rocked by the do it yourself auto rocker. the secret is a variable speed drill running at its lowest setting. >> it can be used with car seats with a few modifications. the march of technology. he looks quite happy. i want to get one of those for my living room. i think i would be happy, as well. >> i agree. he does look very happy. >> cutie pie. >>> well, coming up next is "the pulse." and bill clinton offers up some surprising predictions about how long hillary will live. >>> and believe it or not, charlie sheen's lived long enough to hear the words, you're going to be a grandpa. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease art

it took two months for someone to get ahold of me. >> new at 6:00 frustrated parents storm a north bayard meeting. how they are finally getting the school to address a serious bullying problem. >> and the cost of security cameras on the new bay bridge just got a lot more expensive. what toll payors will be getting for $30 million. that and more at 6. >>> well, the weather the bad news is it's going to be cold but we can have a fire in the fireplace. no "spare the air" happening? >> you know what i did as i went on facebook and twitter and give me their best how cold is it jokes? it's so cold i chipped my tooth drinking my soup. it's so cold lawyers had to put their own hands in their own pockets. >> tough crowd. >> so far coldest night of the season in the 20s, freeze and frost warnings dry through next thursday. i'm here all week. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, the brain of an nfl legend raises questions about football. seth doane on what scientistsfo found in junior seau's brain after he committed suicide. the front lines in the battle

. >> the raw story website got ahold of this threatening video from this fellow i mentioned, james yaeger. he's ceo of a group called tactical response, and he's pledging actual violence as a result of the white house action on gun safety. take a listen. >> i'm telling you that if that happens, it's going to spark a civil war, and i'll be glad to fire the first shot. i'm not putting up with it. you shouldn't put up with it, and i need all you patriots to start thinking about what you're going to do, load your damn mags, make sure your rifle is clean, pack a backpack with food in it and get ready to fight. i'm not [ bleep ] putting up with this. i'm not letting my country being ruled by a dictator. i'm not letting anybody take my guns. if it goes one inch further i'm going to start killing people. >> well, you got that. and the paranoid on the fringe right, it all comes down to being anti-tyranny. here was alex jones talking to piers morgan earlier this week. >> so we did it to point out that this is globalism and the mega banks that control the planet and brag that they take over, bloombe

he went into his knees, grabbed ahold of the woman. she was on her back. he said, she was completely soaked and couldn't get up. and he and another man held on to the woman. the woman's husband then came and tried to get the dock. he was knocked over by a wave from the behind and carried out to sea immediately as he tried to get the dog. >> the man's body has been recovered. officials say it's important to always remember to never turn your back on a wave. >>> a standoff to start the new year a naked man armed with a samurai sword an assault rifle keeping police at bay for nearly two hours at bascomb and southwest expressway vta station in san jose. >> we contained him. many, many, many attempts to try and get little to relinquish the sword failed. up until about 11:00, the subject finally relinquished the sword and again he was taken into custody and now he has been transported to a local hospital. >> 29-year-old cocoa bennett suffered minor injuries during the arrest. police say that he had an ar15 with a magazine and live ammo in his truck. he is being