please read the million dollars it will be in memory on behalf of supervisor wiener for the late mr. aaron anderson on behalf of supervisor campos so for the late mr. michael baxter and at the suggestion of supervisor campos supervisor cohen and supervisor wiener and supervisor mar for the late ms. astonishing i do not gabriel dejoe's colleagues this is the end of the agenda madam clerk, any other business before this committee? that concludes our business for today madam president >> okay. this meeting is adjourned

please read the million dollars it will be in memory on behalf of supervisor wiener for the late mr. aaron anderson on behalf of supervisor campos so for the late mr. michael baxter and at the suggestion of supervisor campos supervisor cohen and supervisor wiener and supervisor mar for the late ms. astonishing i do not gabriel dejoe's colleagues this is the end of the agenda madam clerk, any other business before this committee? that concludes our business for today madam president >> okay. this meeting is adjourned >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work excavate play with the dancers, and then things beg

please read the million dollars it will be in memory on behalf of supervisor wiener for the late mr. aaron anderson on behalf of supervisor campos so for the late mr. michael baxter and at the suggestion of supervisor campos supervisor cohen and supervisor wiener and supervisor mar for the late ms. astonishing i do not gabriel dejoe's colleagues this is the end of the agenda madam clerk, any other business before this committee? that concludes our business for today madam president >> okay. this meeting is adjourned . >> okay hello, everyone and welcome to the grand opening of on don fishing clubhouse i'm maxine wilson. (clapping.) my name is maxine i'm the vice president of operations for the fisher boys & girls club and today is a special day for our organization we're excited you come out to celebrate with us this is all about saying thank you and acknowledging all the people that made this building happen first i want to introduce you to some of our members that will come up and tell their stories we have cal la greg junior so throughout the program our members will come up and their a

please read the million dollars it will be in memory on behalf of supervisor wiener for the late mr. aaron anderson on behalf of supervisor campos so for the late mr. michael baxter and at the suggestion of supervisor campos supervisor cohen and supervisor wiener and supervisor mar for the late ms. astonishing i do not gabriel dejoe's colleagues this is the end of the agenda madam clerk, any other business before this committee? that concludes our business for today madam president >> okay. this meeting is adjourned - >> how are you guys doing. >> i can't hear you guys. >> good. >> everybody is here to subtract is beautiful dogging u doggy. >> how about his bow tie and hesitate nice nose let me welcome you all to this very, very important event this been would think of the most important events for me (laughter) because when i first started working at the department of public works one evening i thought sitting that new mrirm watching tv and do you know how windy it gets over here. >> yeah. >> you do i mean you must come from as you sit here now gates. >> no one from distancing gates so th

please read the million dollars it will be in memory on behalf of supervisor wiener for the late mr. aaron anderson on behalf of supervisor campos so for the late mr. michael baxter and at the suggestion of supervisor campos supervisor cohen and supervisor wiener and supervisor mar for the late ms. astonishing i do not gabriel dejoe's colleagues this is the end of the agenda madam clerk, any other business before this committee? that concludes our business for today madam president >> okay. this meeting is adjourned . >> only mark from ecology good morning, everyone all right. let me begin by thanking everyone for coming out today 0 for this great event this event is about streets but it is a partnership that has city staff from many agencies mta, public health and public works police department, along with the mfrnts and everyone what does business or enjoys stockton street is our fourth yes, we try to do better a couple dialysis we were at the a meeting with one of the merchant one thing we discussed opening up more opportunity to the side streets i promised we'll explore that we heard o

element of the eir and the 2014 housing emit both of which have been available finally a letter from mr. aaron good man provides comments on the pipeline ratio of affordable housing and affordability and the need for affordable housing mr. goodman argues that the spaces should not be included phenomenon the land his comments are non-payable for the accuracy of the ceqa housing review therefore no fallout analysis is provide this concludes my peculiar and my colleagues are here to answer your questions. >> thank you. >> opening it up for public comment katherine and others (calling names). >> commissioner president fong and fell commissioners i'm kathy representing san franciscans for liveable neighborhoods which has owned in the written submissions i've presented already to the proposed approval or recommendation of approved of the 2014 housing element and it's resilience on the final eir for the san francisco 2004 and 9 housing element or any recertification thereof only the reliance that is not documents value it of the conclusions in the eir is being considered by the california court of ap

commander, okay, thank you but for being here, commander is here because he wanted to recognize, mr. aaron oliver barns as a contribution of a police officer over the years and i have to leave the mic up to karl or gil to say a few words to us about the lake view hall of fame or karl barn's father. >> thank you supervisor avalos. i am very pleased and surprised that i am here, and black history month and i am here because i believe in the work of karl barns and his father aaron barns senior who we miss now. and i had no idea that i would be receiving some tribute or acknowledgment. but i am pleased and i thank you i thank the supervisor breed and cohen and supervisor weiner even said that he is going to come to our senior program at the it book man community center and i appreciate that. and i have been in san francisco for not that long maybe since 59. and served in the engleside area for about 20 years total. and it is the best job and i am still working and i should be retired by now and i think that it might be pretty soon thank you very much. [ applause ] i want to thank supervisor av

aaron bright. mr. big shot. tied the game up at 56. forced overtime. it was a double overtime. and the gales, were taking a protection of the one point lead. and waldo hit to make it a three point game and the gales pulled it off and st. mary's fighting for post season life. >>> marriage proposal. she said yes at the butler villanova game. butler in white. under 20 seconds left. roosevelt jones drove and hit. tied at 65. and next possession, here is villanova's response. darren hilliard, hilliard, open, hilliard, for the win. and six-ranked villanova won the game 68-65. wildcats now 23-2. >>> and the tail end of the el camino derby at golden gate field today. out of the pack comes this hockey, with hall of fame jockey alex solis, the first of the kentucky derby tune-up, cross the line is second. and conquest priceland is third. and it was solis's third win for el camino. and the countdown to the kentucky derby. may will be here before you mow it. >> vern, thank you. >>> and that's it for us at 5:30. see you back in a half hour. news updates always on kpix5.com, as the sun sinks

they were right there, so they saw when there was the pickup there was aaron hernandez, mr. s star co-defendants too, then they go to the home of aaron hernandez, before that fredericka they go to the fall crime scene, so it is helpful to have a jury who otherwise is con fined to the courtroom to go to the fall seen to get a sense and a flavor. >> a number of items in suzanne's piece is removed. is that because of the risk of you know any kind of prejudicial influences here? i mean why would the jury -- why is it okay the jury would go to his home try to get a lay of the land where the door that he would, you know, appear with what appeared to be a gun or something in his hand but everything else has to be sanitized. >> by way of history, oj simpson, february 12 1995 what happened then? that jury in that case was brought to o.j. simple son's house and surrounding areas, and in that case johnny cochran put a bible in simple song's home and otherwise strategically manipulated the house to make it appear that simple son was a god fearing man. but the night before the prosecution

mr. hernandez is aaron hernandez, a $40 million rising star with the new england patriots. how much money? >> like ten grand. >> ten grand, in one night? >> that's what he said, yeah. >> odin lloyd's best buddies, daryl hodge and daryl sweet say their friend wasn't normally a big partier. they know a different side of him. the friend they describe was passionate about football. >> whistle blows, he's coming full throttle. >> and family. >> definitely always took care of his mother and sisters. >> my brother and i were kind of like, i wouldn't say best friends, but you know, as close as siblings can get. >> in and out. you know what i'm talking about? >> branch, who also coached lloyd in high school, didn't hesitate to give him advice as an adult, and an occasional reality check. >> at some point you realize we're not going to the nfl, this is just going to be for fun. what i got to do is start preparing myself for life. >> says lloyd was doing landscaping while figuring out what next. >> i spoke to him about taking firefighter tests. >> lloyd also began dating college stude

> ladies and gentlemen, the canadian minister of foreign -- veteran affairs, the honorable aaron o'toole. >> mrrs, distinguished guests, veterans of the first special service force and your families, it's my honor to be here on behalf of prime minister stephen harper and the canadian government today. and two of my parliamentary colleagues are here in washington with me. i'm also honored to be hire at canada's veterans affairs minister and as someone who wore the canadian armed forces uniform because of inspiration from your generation. and i want to thank the united states congress for this prestigious honor, extraordinary recognition for extraordinary efforts. 1800 americans and canadians came together to form the first special service force. they were united in training to become a commando force that would be disruptive on the battlefields of europe. they were also united in the knowledge that their service and their unique style bore extreme risks. and their service was tremendous and legendary by now in italy and in france. in answer in particular where they fought for 99 days without rel

mr. joe galarad and behalf of avalos, for aaron oliver barns junior and joe linardo and for breed, miss king, and campos, for the late miss ramona demarco and ferrill, for the late, miss beverly deangelo. >> colleagues this brings us to the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there any further business before us this evening? >> that concludes the business for us. >> okay, our meeting is adjourned. thank you colleagues.adjourned. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello and welcome to this presentation. i'm san francisco purrs since that time we've helped people clean up their criminal records. we created this to help you understand how this worked. we'll plan or explain all the steps. after watching this program you'll know what to expect after completing the process. hi there are i'm deputy and i'm part of the clean slate team. the first thing we will need to know whether your despicable to have our convictions dismissed can't be on parole or currently charged with a crime or serving a sentence and it must be from san francisco. while your colleagues will get to know your circumstances there are 3 steps. getting the c

mr. joe galarad and behalf of avalos, for aaron oliver barns junior and joe linardo and for breed, miss king, and campos, for the late miss ramona demarco and ferrill, for the late, miss beverly deangelo. >> colleagues this brings us to the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there any further business before us this evening? >> that concludes the business for us. >> okay, our meeting is adjourned. thank you colleagues. >> on december 28 1912. san francisco mayor, sonny jim rolph stared into the crowds of those who have gathered. a moment in history. the birth of a publicly own transit system. san francisco municipal railway. muni as it would become to be known. happy birthday muni, here is to the next 100 years. the birth of muni had been a long-time coming. over the years the city was disjointed privately owned companies. horses and steam and electric-powered vehicles. creating a hodgepodge of transit options. none of them particularly satisfying to city residents. the city transit system like the city itself would have changes during the san francisco earthquake. the transition that will pu

mr. joe galarad and behalf of avalos, for aaron oliver barns junior and joe linardo and for breed, miss king, and campos, for the late miss ramona demarco and ferrill, for the late, miss beverly deangelo. >> colleagues this brings us to the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there any further business before us this evening? >> that concludes the business for us. >> okay, our meeting is adjourned. thank you colleagues.

aaron was there, that he seemed very shaken up? >> he seemed stressed. >> did he seem shaken up? >> i don't know. i don't remember. >> do you remember mr. uley asking you, how was aaron acting during this time? >> yes. >> and your answer was, "um, he seemed shaken up." do you remember testifying to that effect? >> i don't remember but if it's there, then yes. >> so there you have it he's using her gran jury testimony against her now. >> right. there's no matlock moment here. everybody's seen the grand jury testimony. if they give testimony now that's inconsistent with previous testimony they come in and what's called impeaching them. in this case her testimony was inconsistent. and where the defense attorneys are going, they're trying to show when aaron hernandez found out that odin lloyd died that he was shaken up by the information. it's something that upset him as well. it's something that the defense is using, again to show the relationship between the two. >> to your point, the relationship between the two continues to be the focus here. the defense attorney introduced into evidence pictures of aaron hernandez and odin lloyd hanging

. >>> ladies and gentlemen the canadian minister of foreign affairs, the honorable aaron o'toole. >> mren harper and the canadian government today. and two of my parliamentary colleagues are here in washington with me. i'm also honored to be hire at canada's veterans affairs minister and as someone who wore the canadian armed forces uniform because of inspiration from your generation. and i want to thank the united states congress for this prestigious honor extraordinary recognition for extraordinary efforts. 1800 americans and canadians came together to form the first special service force. they were united in training to become a commando force that would be disrupt tiff on the battlefields of europe. they were also united in the knowledge that their service and their unique style bore extreme risks. and their service was tremendous and legendary by now in italy and in france. in answer yo in particular where they fought for 99 days without relief. so we're fosht nate today that this special occasion allows us to bring some of them together. we get to hear from charlie and eugene. and

[applause] >> ladies and gentleman the honorable aaron o'toole. [applause] >> mr.ilies it is my honor to be hear on behalf of prime minister stephen harper and the canadian government with two of my parliamentary colleagues. i am honored to be hear as canada's veterans affairs minister and as someone who wore the canadian armed forces uniform because of inspiration from your generation. i want to thank the united states congress for this prestigious honor extraordinary recognition for extraordinary efforts. 1800 american and canadians came together to form the 1st special service force. they were united in training to become a commando a commando force that would be disruptive from the battlefields of europe and also were united in the knowledge that there service and a unique style were extreme risks. and they're service was tremendous and indeed legendary in italy and in france, in particular where they fought for 99 days without relief. so we are fortunate that this special occasion allows us to bring some of them together. we get to here from charlie and eugene

mr. modi's motives. >>> and also on the program, aaron's here. he's having a look at that what is it $270 billion poker play. >> hey, david, in the immortal words of the clash, should i stay or should i go now, if i stay there will be trouble, if i go it will be double. yes, there will be trouble either way, but greece is still telling europe reject or accept, it's up to you. >>> thanks for joining us here on "gmt." before we go to the situation in brussels i want to take you straight to some news coming out of moeggidishu, the capital of somalia. we're getting attacks of a suicide bomb attack. according to ministers, the deputy prime minister has been injured in that attack. there may be as many as 11 dead. there are some conflicting agency reports coming in at the moment and possibly a second government minister caught up in that attack as well. but as we understand it at the moment, a suicide bombing at a hotel in mogadishu has killed a number of people wounding others. among them the deputy prime minister, possibly another minister as well. o

aaron no tool. [applause] [applause] >> mr.day. two of my colleagues are here in washington with me and i'm actually honored to be here as the veterans affair minister of canada and someone who wore the uniform because of inspiration to your generation and this includes extraordinary recognition and extraordinary efforts. 1800 americans and canadians came together on the first special service force and they were united in training to become a commando force in the battlefields of europe and they were also united in the knowledge that their service and unique style for unique risks was tremendous and legendary by now. in italy as well as france where they fought for 99 days without relief. and fortunately this allows some of them to we brought together. we get to hear from charlie in eugene. but we also remember those who are not with us like tommy prins canada's most decorated aboriginal veteran of the second world war. thank you. >> he served as a reconnaissance scout in our nation awarded him the military medal and yours the

mr. star up. >> thank you supervisor wiener it's a very sexy ordinance i'm excited about it i'm aaron starr the planning person this amends the section 10123 and create zoning control tabled and make other updating clarifications of the code i'm excited this is the beginning of the end that took about 2 years to complete i'm excited it creates the usability of the planning code most of the time we discuss ordinances to how much thought toward the end yourselves this places all uses into one section of the planning code and lists them al bat out of hell the definitions and out dates the old definitions and only those table must the use of controls for the zoning district they provide most of the development information you'll need to know in one easy to read chart the planning commission heard it and voted unanimously with the modification these have been incorporated into the ordinance that's before you this is phase one of the 3 phase process more sexness to come this - and to reference the new set of consolidated use extinctions we want to thank supervisor wiener for taking on the sponsoring

. >> aaron schock is not the earl of grantham. mr.congressman from peoria. >> reporter: this is what a typical office looks like, a lot of beige. this is shock's office. bright red, a gleaming chandelier, just like on television and a vase of pheasant feathers. who who's paying for it all? the past schock spent $100,000 taxpayer dollars on office renovations paying hardwood floor and leather furniture companies. we spent the day trying to track him down on capitol hill. what are people at home in peoria think of this? >> i have never been an old crusty white guy. >> reporter: he insists the makeover was his decorators idea. >> you have never watched "downton abbey"? >> never. >> you are not inside this office thinking you are lord grantham. >> no. >> reporter: he took us inside the office insisting he will pay for the makeover out of his pocket. >> is that a good use of taxpayer money. >> i have four congressional offices. part of the allotment i am given is to hire staff, pay for office equipment and all of that. so each of us have t

mr. obama and netanyahu has been distant and often testy from the start notes aaron david miller of the wilsonr, a former middle east peace negotiator in republican and democratic administrations. >> what you do have is perhaps the most-dysfunctional relationship between an american president and israeli prime minister in the history of the relationship. tamara wittes, a former state department official in the obama administration, agrees. >> what i see today is a bitterness, i think that is different. this is, i think, a much deeper crisis of confidence than i've seen before. >> warner: the tension and distrust between the two extends beyond the iran issue. to the stalled israeli- palestinian peace process and the conduct of last summer's gaza war. now some democrats feel caught in a bind, forced to choose between showing support for the president's top foreign policy priority, and showing support for israel. so far, three democratic senators, vermont's patrick leahy, virginia's tim kaine and hawaii's brian schatz say they won't attend. some 25 house members are staying away too warning it co

aaron schock's home district, peoria, illinois. >> he is not the earl of grantham. where a century ago, royal spending was boundless. mr. schock is the congressman from peoria. >> reporter: this is what a typical congressional office looks like. a lot of beige. now, this is schock's office. bright red, a gleaming chandelier. just like on television. and a vase of pheasant feathers. so, who is paying for it all? in the past, schock's spent nearly $100,000 from taxpayers on renovations. paying hard wood floor and leather furniture companies. we spent the day trying to track him down on capitol hill. congressman, jeff zeleny with abc. how are you? what do people back at home think about this? >> well, i've never been an old -- >> reporter: he insists the makeover was his decorator's idea. you never watched "downton abbey?" >> no, never. >> reporter: so, you're not inside this office, thinking you're lord grantham? >> no. >> reporter: he took us inside that office, insisting he will pay for the makeover out of his own pocket. as for the $100,000 he spent on past renovations? is that a good use of taxpayer money? >> well, ob

mr. odin lloyd of boston massachusetts. >> reporter: and keys to a car rented by former patriot tight end aaron hernandez.later, it leads investigators straight to the star football player's home about 10:00 that same night. this video from his own security cameras showing two investigators trying to find him. >> is and what is trooper sherman doing? >> knocking on the door. >> what are you doing? >> ringing the door bell. >> reporter: lights are on but no answer. jurors see them looking around the house. at one point, one cop boosts his partner high enough to look inside the window looking for the rental car. the defense demands to know why hernandez should answer his door at that hour? >> do you have any requirement that a private citizen has to answer his door at 10:30 at night, sir? >> no he does not have to. >> reporter: finally, hernandez comes outside telling him he was watching them on his security system. police asked him about his rental car. >> he informed us that he was up this way yesterday. >> reporter: police testifies that hernandez becomes agitated. >> he became ago stated and upset. >> r

mr. speaker, i stand here today because i have to speak for aaron and moses. aaron is -- for erin and moses. erin is my daughter-in-law and the mother of my four grandchildren. moses was a student that tested her teaching ability and her passion for teaching. erin came to teach in a classroom, fourth and fifth grade classroom, special needs students in cicero illinois. freshly minted out of her educational training, masters program, she came in with a passion for teaching. she came in because she was sent in that classroom as a full-time continuing substitute because the teacher of that classroom had gotten up one day walked out of the classroom and never came back. erin was given the opportunity of a lifetime, to teach these students and she began to invest her life into those students, especially one young student, fourth grader, by the name of moses. moses came from a difficult situation. moses at that time new york fourth grade, wasn't even fully potty trained. but erin invested her time and talent and frankly her treasure into the life of that student as

mr. speaker, i stand here today because i have to speak for aaron and moses. aaron is -- for erin and moses. erin is my daughter-in-law and the mother of my four grandchildren. moses was a student that tested her teaching ability and her passion for teaching. erin came to teach in a classroom, fourth and fifth grade classroom, special needs students in cicero illinois. freshly minted out of her educational training, masters program, she came in with a passion for teaching. she came in because she was sent in that classroom as a full-time continuing substitute because the teacher of that classroom had gotten up one day walked out of the classroom and never came back. erin was given the opportunity of a lifetime, to teach these students and she began to invest her life into those students, especially one young student, fourth grader, by the name of moses. moses came from a difficult situation. moses at that time new york fourth grade, wasn't even fully potty trained. but erin invested her time and talent and frankly her treasure into the life of that student as

mr. carter but we'll keep you posted from the important things that are being said at this hearing. >>> in other news this morning, we're expecting another tense day at the aaronr picking up where tuesday left off. testimony from the victim's girlfriend. the defense's cross examination of jenkins begin just moments ago. she broke down on tuesday later describing the moment hernandez consoles her. >> came into the dining room and asked me if i was okay. put his hand on my shoulder. rubbed my shoulder and told me he had been through this death thing before. it will get better with time. >> that testimony starting late after high drama. hernandez losing a possible ally when one juror got the boot. it was very strange. let's talk about that. criminal defense attorney and hln legal analyst joey jackson is here. good morning. >> good morning, carol. >> i'm wondering how this juror got admitted to the jury in the first place. >> it's a wonderful question. what's interesting is high profile case. major resources by aaron hernandez. a defense team of multiple lawyers. very skilled. very thoughtful. very good at what they do and it goes to show how difficult the voir di

mr. odon lloyd from boston massachusetts. >> and keys to a car rented by former patriot tight end aaron hernandez.eads investigators straight to the star football player's home about 10:00 that same night. this video from his own security cameras shows two investigators trying to find him. >> what is trooper sherman doing? >> knocking on the door. >> what are you doing? >> ringing the doorbell. >> lights are on but no answer. in court, jurors watch investigators on video using flash lights looking around-the-house. at one point one cop uses his hands to boost his partner high enough to peek inside hernandez's garage window looking for the rental car. the defense demands to know why hernandez should have to answer his door at that hour. >> do you know any requirement why a citizen has to answer his door at 10:30 at night. >> no he does not have to. >> finally hernandez comes outside telling him he was watching them on his security system. police asked him about odon lloyd and a rental car. >> he informed up his boy o. has it. he was up his way yesterday. >> reporter: police testify hernandez gets a

with aaron david miller vice president for new initiatives and distinguished scholar at the woodrow wilson international center for distinguished scholars. how many secretaries of state did you help mrentre. >> let's see. 15 or 16? >> you just can't get it right. >> a number of ours indeed chris. you've seen both sides of the aisle, let's start with the obvious if the problem is over there, should the summit have been over there? or is that too obvious? >> well i mean it would have been nice and i wrote this piece on foreign policy to make the broader point that unless the arab states own up to their own lack of governance or in the case of libya and yemen, no governance it will be extremely difficult to even begin to create a political strategy in order to counter this group. but it poses as you just articulated, a contradiction. because if democratization as the president has laid out is the key to fighting isis houston, we have a problem. because most of our allies in the gulf in particular the saudis the qataris, are hardly poster children for democratization and political inclusion. so i think the whole notion of a summit made in america, that is going to teach the arabs how to