father richard smith jim has rows edward de jesus and depaulma >> i'm peter war field the executive director of the user i would like to request the slides here they were not public to the room or the packet. >> this isrom the controllers office and police department? >> correct. library users dot noz have a position on the overall staffing but we do have a suggestion which would be useful with respect to making more police officers available for police duties that would be basically at no cost that would be to stop using city funds for resident police at san francisco public library that is especially so the library already has a security force with two dozen or more the library security force was recently increased in budget and size based on a controller's report that force should be able to handle the relatively few problems that can't be handle tell us by the regular library staff. i'm talking about a police officer at every single library commission in the back of the room. what is that for? i think it has to do with the criminalzation of decent and potentially intimidating folks who w

. >> richard smith is a huge fan of the bidens. he took him under his wing and when he became attorney general, he says he took the same interest in delaware's entire african-american community. >> he was like his father. he didn't have a racial streak in his body. he wasn't afraid to go to a community. he fought for us. >> the fire chief was also tight with the bidens. joe biden personally made sure his family got the support they needed. long before running for any office beau i'm told always just wanted to know how he could help you. >> beau biden was a good man. he spoke to you and he listened to you no matter who you were. that's the type of person you wanted to deal with. >> beau biden. that was nbc 10's tim furlong reporting. as soon as we learn anything about funeral arrangements for beau biden, we will pass that information along to you. >>> well new at 6:00 tonight, a thief got in and out of a salon very quickly in burlington county. at 4:00 this morning, the burglar alarm went off in mt. laurel. when officers arrived, th

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for more joining us is richard smith, chairman and ceo of realogy. you here. >> thank you. >> and showing some of your brands. century 21 coldwell banker sotheby's. from this perspective, are you seeing a surge in interest in home buying on the fear of higher rates? >> no it's a combination of issues right now. it is that time of the year, so this is our christmas, if you will. so there's a natural surge in activity. there may be a little bit of focus on rising rates, but rates are only up about 20 basis points over the past several weeks. still at 4% or less. in fact, an adjustable rate mortgage is about 100 basis points less than that. if we do see an increase in rates, there could very well be a surge in activity as people try to beat the rate increase. >> that's what i was going to ask. fast forward to this fall maybe, do you think it's going to hurt the housing market because logic would tell us higher rates equal lower prices. >> the industry will tell you, excuse me takes about a year to handle 100 basis point increase in rates. and that's som

richard smith, a great historian. he said, mrs. lincoln "mrs. lincoln looked upon the white house very much as a symbol of this nation and took seriously her responsibilities not only as a hostess but as a woman responsible for the appearance of the house. this is a time when the country is coming apart at the seams so the symbolic value of america's house perhaps is even greater just like the president's order of the half finished house in the capital has to be completed. she took the same view of the white house. she got a lot of criticism for what she was doing. mr. seale: it was the first time a first lady since dolly madison had been repeatedly criticized in the press. they were ugly remarks about her close. she was a middle-aged woman who had lost one child and she was going to lose another one in the white house stuck she also had a hard act to follow. she followed james buchanan's niece, beautiful and personable. she was a personal friend of queen victoria. harriet lane was just the bees knees and the end of everything in this country. m

richard. >> i'm smith.as a fake. >> 14-year-old mikel and his 15-year-old cousin look familiar, it's because this isn't the first time they have tried to fake us out. the tablecloth trick gone wrong is a viral ad created for the gop vaudeville theater in germany. >> you could compare to cirque du soleil in america. >> the video is an internet juggernaut gaining more than 20 million hits. the video's directors, norman krueger and dominic yunker, brainstorm another misadventure for the daring duo. >> had to be more extreme. it had to be bigger. and so i thought about this -- this car crash. >> before they create the big smash, the guys add legitimacy by filming a series of other trampoline stunts. >> jumping over a dog. jumping into a swimming pool. jumping over a cow. >> everything up to the car is real. >> like the long con. if the first three or four videos seem very real and are real, you have to believe that the last one is real, too. >> for the grand finale, the directors lock down the camera and shoot

netflix investors also electing three new members to the lord richard art and, brad smith, and formerresident and sweeney , plus teaming up with marriott. the hotel chain will allow guests to sign in in 100 of the u.s. properties by the end of the year and all 300 by the end of next year. all of this pushed netflix shares to an all-time high today , the stock doubling this year giving the company a market al u of over $40 billion. up next some of the biggest names in silicon valley are investing in a new school system. i will be joined by the founder of all school -- alt school. and what could microsoft mean for your office? next. ♪ emily: we turn now to the daily bike. today's number is 20,000, the cost of microsoft's 84 inch surface tablet. you can order the device starting this july. it will be available for delivery in september. they are hoping that the massive tablet will replace conference room whiteboards and projectors. it cost half the price of a similar teleconference system according to an executive. they are also offering a 55 inch version for $7,000. some of the biggest

smith. >> richard kind. >> seth: that's great.he 90? [ laughter ] >> like, um. like, let me just say this -- johnny depp is selling an island. >> seth: right. >> not anymore. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh ok, got you. you got the island, got it. so go see "inside out" in theaters now. tune in to our show tomorrow night. very fun, seth mcfarlane is going to be here. check him out. [ cheers and applause ] from mtv's "scream" bella thorne, and this is, i'm very excited about this. i hope you share my excitement in this. from nbc's "welcome to sweden", your brother greg poehler is going to be on the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, he's so excited. we both have very talented younger brothers. >> seth: my brother was on the show last night. we're gonna have a, it's big meyers-poehler brother phenomenon. >> very talented families. our parents did a very good job. >> seth: they both did a very good job. both sets of our parents will be the first to tell you that. [ laughter ] they can not tell you fast enough. you guys, tonight's musical

richard matt was killed. he's in critical condition. >>> whitey bulger spent 16 years free before his arrest. as jim smithts the former crime boss is taking an active role in the process. >> he took kind of an unconventional route. >> reporter: it all took place and three classmates. they chose whitey bulger as a leader and legacy. >> we didn't choose a president. we chose someone who was a leader of organized crime and someone that we weren't trying to glorify in any way at all. >> reporter: so they wrote to bulger and he actually responded with a letter from his prison cell. >> it was definitely shocking to see a letter from basically a serial killer in your mailbox, but it was definitely interesting. i was excited to be able to see his input. >> reporter: in the letter the former crime boss tells the three students my life was wasted and spent foolishly, brought shame and suffering on my parents and siblings and will end soon. vice is a cheap commodity. some seek it about crime. i only know one thing for sure. if you want to make crime pay gorks to law school. >> it was really shocking because everythi

. >> smith shares a ride to be booked with 42-year-old richard ch christian, the driver of the gray truckto buy sex with the uc. both men will be subjected to the humbling reality of arrest as their information gets logged permanently into the public record. >> they may be very disheartened about the fact they have been found out or that they are going to jail and not going to get a warning or they are not just going to get a slap on the hand and somebody chastising them but it may be their lucky day because had that not been an undercover decoy and it had it been somebody that had the worst intentions for them, we'd be responding under a whole different circumstance. >> have a set on the left hand side. >> for safety reasons, the booking officers ascertains the mental state of the new arrestees. >> have a seat, sir. have you ever been arrested in other states before? is this your first time in jail. >> yes, sir. >> yes. had psychological issues? thoughts of suicide? are you having thoughts of suicide? >> no. >> were you in the military? >> yes. >> what branch? >> army. >> that's it. you

richards and commissioner president fong voting against commissioners that places us under our discretionary review calendar for item 10 for case this is a staff initiated discretionary review. >> golden gate bridge commissioners michael smith planning department staff that is the discretionary review for the project at 372 sucking sick street the construction of a two story edition at the rear of a split-level single-family unit the department initiated the dr it was previously reviewed by the commission pursuant to the discretionary review action memo what dr was requested by the adjacent neighbors to the west with the dr action memo the commission voted plus 6 to one to take discretionary review and approve the permit inform one have the circle last year stalkers or staircases and remove the east deck adjacent to the master bedroom and 3 provide access to the new roof deck and to the stair penthouse above the internal stairs the staff has determined the current project is inconsistent with the direction from the commission as it related to the last condition regarding the stairs to the roof deck to the penthouse minimally above the proposed stairs the stairs that assess the roof deck are relocated as a major of revitaliz

smith in gulf shores, alabama. he was online researching doctors. he came across this guy. dr. richard d. best part, he's a gynecologist. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh! dick stiff. >> jimmy: dick stiff, that's correct. >> steve: dr. dick stiff. >> jimmy: dr. dick stiff. >> steve: could be a urologist. >> jimmy: he's not a urologist. no. that's probably too hard. that job. [ laughter ] >> steve: that job's probably -- >> jimmy: i had to do it. >> steve: he's got a great staff. >> jimmy: he does have a great staff. [ laughter ] the one guy is a little nuts. [ laughter ] >> steve: one is a little nuts. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: he's frazey! >> jimmy: this guy is frazey over there. >> steve: that one guy got sacked. >> jimmy: he did get sacked. that is sad. [ laughter ] but, you know, he did have some stiff competition. that's true. [ laughter ] >> steve: but besides that. >> jimmy: by the way, he's a a real doctor. we checked him out. [ laughter ] that's a real person. that's not fake thing. >> steve: dick stiff. >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by -- dick stiff is trending. >> steve: yeah. >

smith. we start this morning with breaking news in the search for the escaped killers richard mack and davidat. investigation continues with all eyes on julie's mitchell, a suspected accomplice in the prison break. titles forces involved in the search for the escaped cons tell me they believe mitchell was supposed to provide a car for the escape. and she suffered a panic attack, checked herself into the hospital and never showed up. i am told mitchell provided those power tools to escape from the clinton correctional facility in upstate new york. more on this story in a moment as it develops. more u.s. troops to iraq, president obama poising troops and 500 military advisers to provide the counterattack against islamic state militants. the additional troops expected are intended to help iraqi forces repair to break the extremists's holes. time telling employees they are losing their jobs and the new york post says time is outsourcing these positions and offering managers tips how to handle employees' upset and the moment. they include remaining, don't say you are sorry and if needed security

judge smith: then how do you explain page eight and nine in peruta and page 10 in richards where both district court's put an emphasis on the presence of carry law in california and suggested that was maybe some reason why intermediate scrutiny would not strike down the law? because they had carry provisions which were allowed then. you simply could not put the ammunition with the gun. attorney: those exceptions still exist. albeit in lesser form. the way the current scheme works , it is different from the old scheme. in the old scheme and current scheme, you could carry loaded on private property, business or residential, with permission, as long as it was not a public place. when you got to a grocery store or a restaurant as opposed to your lawyer or accountant's office, if you get permission from the property owner or tenant entitled to possession to carry, you could only do it unloaded. you could carry, but it has to be unloaded. under the old law, you could carry loaded with permission. the other change is that under the old law, you could carry unloaded on you. in a holster open

out niacin smith here both directions 22 minutes the leading nevada of salt water along san francisco crowding salt city parkway n. from the split 1970's split for pursue the park where richardsoss the span. and typical slowing your correspondence from the coliseum all the way to downtown oakland 24 minutes and leandro and not that you southbound ride a much heavier use in traffic leaving hayward 92 close all the way in the milpitas out toward 237 split. 40 to match it so still fly high and the write- down town san francisco toward the bay bridge and the pact to vermont after that a great ride the skyway continuing lower deck slow on the central freeway not that in the downtown san francisco slow getting their 12 minute ride from campbell tilsit downtown 21 minutes candlestick out oakland's the high. it sponsors a lot of commute traffic out of their >> darya: back to the breaking news in the kron 4 just learned that a sixth person in person on that of conidium berkeley collapse has died six people died later when that body went down for a really on the scene to others in the hospital highland hospital i've ever crew posted their the town would just from the south. more from j