it was december 5th, 2:00 in the afternoon. 74-year-old stewart jackson was waiting for a bus when a walked up and without provocation punched jackson. he fell, striking his head on the comment and a week later he died in the hospital. >> it's scary and awful. >> reporter: we showed the video to a friend of the victim. >> the fact that it happened to a completely harmless man, an older man who couldn't defend himself even if he tried was really sad. >> reporter: one of the -- >> he stretched incredibly fast. we weren't talking all that long and he captured it. >> he described the scene as precious, symbolic of his interaction with people in the neighborhood. >> he showed me the sketch he had done just to say i see you. it's nice to see you. and i was just delighted and that's the last time i saw him. >> reporter: police hope the video will help them call a heinous random act of violence. >> we want to prevent another incident like this. >> reporter: friends describe jackson as a quiet, unassuming man. he lives on in his art work. >> that he's gone is a real loss and i feel very touch

long time regular stewart jackson is gone, but his support is still here. friends posted p eed photos of 74-year-old artist and one of his famous sketches. >> he just loves to sketch. the last time i saw him, that's all he was doing was sketching. i don't think he talked a lot to people. i think he talked through his art. >> people like leigh heard him. in many parts of north beach, people are mourning the loss of the sketch artist. police say someone killed him a month ago, knocking him to the ground december 5th as he waited for a bus. police are now releasing video of a person of interest in the homicide hoping someone can let them know who this man is as police look for the attacker. >> what if stewart hadn't gone out that day? he would be alive. >> friends try to make sense of his absence, remembering a man who captured characters of the neighborhood in his art. >> it was at one of the art shows and i missed him. >> hoping an arrest is made soon. >> it's very scary. but you know what? it could happen to anybody. anybody. >> staffers at cafe tria say th

a man punched 74-year-old stewart jackson so hard he fell to the ground and hit his head last month andweek later. and applications filed by the nfl teams that filed paperwork to move to los angeles filed papers yesterday. the owners meet in, week to consider all three. >> this is start weeing -- startling video, people standing around when that happened: huge bits of snow fall on top of them and two women were hurt, in turkey which has been paralyzed recently by heavy snow fall. hope they all right. >> a naming contest is underway for the purpose of an elephant seal who tried to cross highway 37 over and over and over again last week. awho can forget this mother? she was not happy about being moved, but the mom's name is tulay inspired by the bed of water where she camp out before ready to give birth. she was rescued, gave bit over she was rescued, gave bit over the weekend, national seashore and the marine ma'am natural center put her on facebook a couple of pictures of the new pup and you can see the pup is like mama, very vocal. >> that is the best part. >> they are asking people to

>>reporter: stewart jackson was a regular in this neighborhood.t and other locals say you could in sit down at the table an start sketching some one at the table. then they would notice and look over and he was good ould you like to buy it he would sell the art. >>reporter: police four 4gáq&ease the video. they say the man in it is a person of interest in the deadly attack dson. >> we wouldn't call it a suspect just yet. we want to talkj to them because we don't know if they had a role in the attack e-on december 5th jo'kson waiting for bus at market and vanness when police say for no reason a man punched himwá so hard he fell to the ground and hit his head. hei died of his injuries a week.e later. >> i'm still in4 shockar to him. has left avoid in a community that feels like a family. >>wi he was always very pleasant >> ii never remember seeing him the person in this video, you are asked to call police. in san francisco, katie, abc 7 news. >>> if you at 11:00 tonighti it's official. oakland raiders have filed the paperwork for a possible move to

man investigators would like to talk to in connection with last month's beating of 74-year-old stewart jackson. police say someone attacked jackson at venice and market and as he waited for a bus. families put up his picture and one of his famous sketches hoping police can find out who did this to him. >> very scary. but you know what, it could happen to anybody. >> the last time i saw him, i told him his work is brilliant and it is. >> the cafe will hold a memorial for jackson. a date hasn't been set just yet. >>> the raiders officially have one foot out the door. in a late-night move the team took a major step towards leaving the bay area. the team filed paperwork to relocate to southern california. the raiders along with the jram and chargers. the league to review the proposals followed by an owner's meeting slated for next week. the move would be this upcoming 2016 season. the raiders released a statement saying they submitted a relocation package and now in the hands of the nfl owners. the latest action from the team is still expected. >> i don't think it's fair because how are you going

>>reporter: stewart jackson was a regular in this neighborhood.t and other locals say you could bar ñ3gi(rr'gwu#l÷qu:óua)f%u in sit down at the table an start sketching some one at the table. then they would notice and look over and he was good ould you like to buy it he would sell the art. >>reporter: police four 4gáq&ease the video. they say the man in it is a person of interest in the deadly attack dson. >> we wouldn't call it a suspect just yet. we want to talkj to them because we don't know if they had a role in the attack e-on december 5th jo'kson waiting for bus at market and vanness when police say for no reason a man punched himwá so hard he fell to the ground and hit his head. hei died of his injuries a week.e later. >> i'm still in4 shockar to him. has left avoid in a community that feels like a family. >>wi he was always very pleasant >> ii never remember seeing him the person in this video, you are asked to call police. in san francisco, katie, abc 7 news. >>> if you at 11:00 tonighti it's official. oakland raiders have filed the pa

a 74-year-old stewart jackson was waiting for the bus and a man punched him so hard that he fell to the ground and hit his head. he died a week later. his death has left the void in the community. >> i am still in shock over stewart's death. everyone i talked to is sickened about what happened. >> if you remember nice the person in this video you be urged to contact san francisco police. >> presbyterian is scheduled to outline new gun control measures this morning. he is sidestepping congress and using executive powers to make the changes. our reporter is in the newsroom with what we are expecting today >> close the so-called gun show loophole allowing people to skirt become green checks at gun shows and online is a major changes, the retailers have to relative step as licensed gun dealers which require them to conduct background check. president obama's land is expected to include ten politicians. funding is allocated for mental health treatment and staff for federal agencies. the f.b.i. and a.t.f. and explosive agents. the pentagon is directed to research smart gun technology. for exa

walking along the market on december 5, and he is considered a person of interest. 74-year-old stewart jacksonbus when a man walked up and punched him. jackson fell hitting his head on the sidewalk and died later at the hospital. he was well known in the san francisco bay north beach neighborhood, and he often through sketches of the people he saw. >> that he is gone is a real loss, and i feel touched that he captured me as a momento of the time that i knew him in the neighborhood. >> the fact that it happened to this completely harmless older man that cannot defend himself, even if he tried, i'm sure, but it is very sad.>> one more time, here's the video of that person of interest, and anyone with information is asked to call the san francisco police. >>> your time now is 8:09 am. president obama is scheduled to announce the executive action to reduce the gun violence, and he is meeting with the top justice department officials and what he can do to prevent the guns from getting into the hands of the dangers people. the president said that only congress can change the gun laws, since congress

stewart jackson: does my right honorable friend agree that it is more than a matter of regret that the defense secretary has seen fit to take a donation from the immoral, thieving and ambulance-chasing lawyers leigh day, who, together with public interest lawyers, specialize in hounding our brave service personnel in iraq with spurious claims? is it time we removed the latter from the pernicious clutches of the human rights act and honored our manifesto commitment to a british bill of rights? prime minister cameron: yes, we should honor our commitment to a british bill of rights, on which i look forward to making progress. i do think that this organization, leigh day, has questions to answer, not least because they were deeply involved in the al-sweady inquiry, where a lot of claims completely fell apart and there was, it seems, evidence that could have shown that those claims were false. i think it is instructive that we have lost a shadow defense secretary who believed in strong defense and our nuclear deterrent, and instead we have someone who apparently takes funds from leigh day.

stewart jackson was waiting for a bus when a man walked up and punched him for no reason. fell and hit his head on the sidewalk and died a week later at the hospital. he was well known in the north beach neighborhood often drawing sketches of the people he saw. >> that he's gone now is a real loss. and i feel very touch that he captured me as a memento of the time that i knew him in the neighborhood. >> the fact that it really happened to this completely harmless man, an older man who couldn't defend himself even if he tried i'm sure. it was really sad. >> take a close look. and mr. jackson's family and friends are planning a memorial in the coming weeks. >> we want to go back to sal. he has breaking news to tell us about. >> i want to go to the car on fire. it was involved in a collision. and chp says it has chemicals -- pool cleaning chemicals in the trunk. this is eastbound 80 at powell street. and it was first reported as a crash and these are the kind of crashes we're getting. unfortunately when this car crash it burst into flames. east 80 at powell. and you can see t

the man is considered a person of interest. 74-year-old stewart jackson was waiting for a bus and a manlked up and punched him. it was a random attack. jackson fell and hit his head on the sidewalk and he died a week later at the hospital. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. >>> a longtime employee in the san francisco district attorney's office has filed a lawsuit claiming she suffered racism leading to an abusive working environment. she worked in the san francisco district attorney's office for the past 14 years. and she was in the district attorney's office one day last year be a mouse ran by. she screamed and jumped out of her chair and couldn't believe what a coworker said next. >> she walked by me and says ] bleep] and i looked at her. and i just sat there for a minute and walked out of the office. >> the incident was referred to the city's department of human resources which said in part quote while we acknowledge the offensiveness of the n word one comment is not sufficiently severe to create -- work environment. she wants the district attorney to rec

stewart jackson. esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] . - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world- class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - the city's information technology professionals work on revolutionary projects, like providing free wifi to residents and visitors,

longtime regular stewart jackson is gone but his spirit is still here.riends posted photos of the 74-year-old artist and one of his famous sketches. >> he loved to sketch and that's last time i saw him, that's all he was doing, sketching. i don't think he talked a lot to people. i think he talked through his art. >> reporter: people like lee alcorn heard him. >> last i'm i saw im4 i told him his work was brilliant and it is. >> reporter: people are mourning the loss of stew the sketch artist. someone killed him a month ago, knocking him to the ground at market and van ness around 2:00, december 5th, as he waited for a bus. police are now releasing video of a person of interest in the homicide, hoping someone can let them know who this man is. as police look for the attacker. >> what if stew hadn't gone out that day? he'd be alive. >> reporter: friends try to make sense of his absence, remembering a man who captured characters of the neighborhood in his art. >> it was at one of the art shows and i miss him. >> reporter: hoping an arrest is made soon. >> v

the victim was 74-year-old stewart jackson. a sketch artist. on december 5th he was waiting for a bus when he was knocked down and punched. jackson hit his head on the pavement and died a month later. >>> the police graduated its 247th class. they included 3 oakland police officers. now, new at 10:00, amber lee is in the city of the scottish rite center with common theme of officers going into policing, amber? >> reporter: the graduation was held by the center. it was a traditional ceremony. one that called for necessary changes. the bag pipe, the walk down the aisle. the anticipation of colors, part of the long standed tradition that is a police graduation. the tooth protect and serve. the backbone of the police work. on this night. a call to restore the community'sing faith in law enforcement. >> trust law enforcement and shaken to its foundation. >> san francisco police chief spoke of the deadly police shooting last month of mario woods. african-american man in bay view and the meade for the police to rebuild trust in the community. my famil

december 5, 74-year-old stewart jackson was waiting for a bus and a man punched him so hard he fell toa week rather. his death has left a void in the community. >> i am still in shock over stewart's death. everyone i talked to is sickened about what happened to him. >> police want you to take a good look at man if the video. if you recognize that person you are urged to contact san francisco police. >> in three hours, president obama will outline his new gun control measures and he is making the chances by executive order which sidesteps congress. our reporter is in the newsroom with what we are expecting today >> trying to close the gun show loophole is a major move and now dealers have to register and conduct background checks. the plan is expected to include ten provisions. the fbi will have moisture than 230 additional agents to conduct background checks. some $500 million could be allocated to improve access to mental health care. the president said the actions are legal under his executive power and not as controversial some might think. >> there are ones that overwhelming of the

stewart jackson. esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] . >> all right good morning, everyone welcome to our tuesday, january, 12th, plans and programs, meeting of the san francisco plans and programs. i'm the chair commissioner tang and to my right, with he have norman yee and we would like to welcome today, peskin and with that we have our clerk, and with the sfgtv would like to thank. and now if we can go to roll call please. snechlt item one, breed? breed, absent. farrell. absent. >> peskin. present. >> yee. >> present. >> and tang. necht present. >> item two, citizen's advisory committee report, this is an information item. >> this is short because of the year end holid

the victim was a 74-year-old, stewart jackson, a sketch artist, he was waiting for a bus when he wasked down and punched. he hit his head and died a week later. the expected bart train shooter. this man took off running after the shooting at the station. he's still on the run and they don't know what may have sparked all of this. investigators have now identified the victim as a 19-year-old. >>> the warriors may be unstoppable on the court but they're running into a major roadblock off of the court. plans to build a waterfront arena is being pushed back by a year. they're blaming a lawsuit. that group argues noise and traffic would negatively affect the center at mission bay. they're going to stay through spring of 2019. they released the statement saying it's disappointing, it's wasteful, it's harmful to those counting on the new venue, we're looking at opening the sports and entertainment center in 2019. they have set a date to meet about where the team is going to play next season. the raiders lease at the coliseum and next month. since the team lost its bid, the raiders future is

investigators would like to talk to in connection with last month's beating death of 74-year-old stewart jackson. police say someone attacked jackson at the market as he was waiting for a bus. the artist was a regular at cafe at the north beach. the family put up one of his pictures and one of his famous sketches, as well. >> very scary. you know what, it could happen to anybody. >> the last time i saw him i told him his work is brilliant and it is. >> a memorial for jackson, although a date hasn't been set just yet. >>> the fbi has joined the investigation into the fire bombing of a tracy mosque. as we reported the day after christmas, someone threw a molotov cocktail at the door of the tracy islamic center. now, the fbi is offering a $2,500 reward. it goes to anyone with inform that leads to the arrest of a person responsible for the attack. it did minor damage, but investigators are convinced the attacker tried to burn down the building. >>> 6:07. happening today. an emergency hearing scheduled in court. the youth soccer league taking on the nfl. the organization already filed a lawsuit to st

man investigators want to talk to in connection with last month's beating death of 74-year-old stewart jackson. police say someone attacked jackson as he waited for a bus. the artist was a regular in north beach. families put up his picture and one of his famous sketches hoping police can find out who did this to him. >> very scary. but you know what, it could happen to anybody. >> the last time i saw him i told him his work was brilliant and it is. >> the cafe is now planning on holding a memorial for jackson. a date has not been set. >>> a follow up for you. the fbi has joined the investigation into the fire bombing of a tracy mosque. as we reported the day after christmas someone threw a ma molotov cocktail at the entrance. this goes to anyone with information that leads to the arrest of the person responsible for that attack. it only did minor damage, ras you can see. but investigators are convinced the attacker tried to burn down the building. >>> police are asking for help tracking down a driver in a deadly hit and run. it happened last night in vallejo at springs road. a 50-year-old wom

stewart jackson. esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] .. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but wo

a wonderful district 3 resident stewart jackson unfortunately was murdered. he was beaten at the corner of vanese and market street. for anyone with information there is video footage on hoodline. and the tip line for anyone who has any information is (415)575-4444. a wonderful sweet poet, and artist he will be missed our condolences to his brother bob. then i have the very sad news that today ray moronte who was for 25 years a veteran sf mta officer has is you succumbed to his injuries he sustained after being hit by a motorcycle working on the cable car line. he has been hanging for a number of months. he passed away. he began his career in district three and spent the last three years as a cable car operator. our condolences to his colleagues at the mta and in the cable car bond and to his wife, jove sees moronte. finally another neighborhood fixture denise doreo pass wade christmas eve. almost tpho*epb nobody was in or around northch to fisherman's wharf. her life centered around her family and friend and community at gino and carlo. she loved the 49ers a

a wonderful district 3 resident stewart jackson unfortunately was murdered. he was beaten at the corner of vanese and market street. for anyone with information there is video footage on hoodline. and the tip line for anyone who has any information is (415)575-4444. a wonderful sweet poet, and artist he will be missed our condolences to his brother bob. then i have the very sad news that today ray moronte who was for 25 years a veteran sf mta officer has is you succumbed to his injuries he sustained after being hit by a motorcycle working on the cable car line. he has been hanging for a number of months. he passed away. he began his career in district three and spent the last three years as a cable car operator. our condolences to his colleagues at the mta and in the cable car bond and to his wife, jove sees moronte. finally another neighborhood fixture denise doreo pass wade christmas eve. almost tpho*epb nobody was in or around north beach to fisherman's wharf. her life centered around her family and friend and community at gino and carlo. she loved the 49e

a wonderful district 3 resident stewart jackson unfortunately was murdered. he was beaten at the corner of vanese and market street. for anyone with information there is video footage on hoodline. and the tip line for anyone who has any information is (415)575-4444. a wonderful sweet poet, and artist he will be missed our condolences to his brother bob. then i have the very sad news that today ray moronte who was for 25 years a veteran sf mta officer has is you succumbed to his injuries he sustained after being hit by a motorcycle working on the cable car line. he has been hanging for a number of months. he passed away. he began his career in district three and spent the last three years as a cable car operator. our condolences to his colleagues at the mta and in the cable car bond and to his wife, jove sees moronte. finally another neighborhood fixture denise doreo pass wade christmas eve. almost tpho*epb nobody was in or around north beach to fisherman's wharf. her life centered around her family and friend and community at gino and carlo. she loved the 49e

stewart jackson. esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] . - >> all right. so first of all, i want to welcome everybody who is here the press, all our communities partners are here come on matt we have matt right there are for the school district thank you for making it this press conference happen that is probable one of the month crucial and important issues and topics that is going on about gun violence you know taking into consideration what is happening all around the world and country and city we're here as a community everybody is one to eradicate gun violence i'm rudy the ed of the analyzing an organization that has been standing and fighting against gun violence for

jackson. >> larry: right. >> so passed, like martha stewart would have been good. like an older white woman who, you know what i mean. put a little hair on. >> larry: what ever plays michael has to get in full makeup. >> no, not true, not true. you guys are mission the obvious choice. latoya is sitting here ready to play. latoya jackson. >> thank you. no hair and makeup, she is ready to go. >> my favorite part is that josse fiennes said he was shocked that he was cast. it's like did you audition for that part? don't be-- what you are talking about you knew what you were doing. >> larry: how much of this should we blame on michael's nose, though. >> unfair, his nose is not here to defend itself. >> that's the confusing part. so if he still had his original nose even if he was light, a black person could have-- because he put on the lighter makeup am but at that point, with the state of his nose at that point, it was like only v vold mortgage could have played him. >> that's fair. >> who was played by ray fiennes, joe fiennes brother. >> it is all coming together. >>

stewart. dealing with a knee problem. and tj ward. who has an an ankle sprain. they didn't practice. they're hopeful they can play. >> watch in the zone. tomorrow night. at 9:30. defensive end jackson. our player guest. >> . total focus. you know the game is changing. not just about the pocket quarter back anymore. in fact in the last 4 super bowls including this one. the mobile dual threat quarter back has been involved. >> . now time for a rant. my opinion. and let's stay with the quarter back position. look. not longer the face of the nfl. this guy is. cam newten. wilson are starting to take over the game. we talked about this yesterday. cam has critics. >> i'm an african american quarter back. that may scare people because they haven't seen nothing that they can compare me to. >> . newten gets criticized for being cocky. flashy. and celebrates too long. the purest hate the dab. the super man pose. i say celebrate it. someone once told me it's inappropriate. chill out. it's about having fun. >> this was against my team. and i was loving it. this brings young people to the game. don't hate new. is it bad sportsmanship. i don't think so. if you don't like it. guess what your team

stewart in september. one major media outlet reports the deal is for more than three million dollars. the collection of personal essays will chronicle noah's time growing up during the last days of apartheid. michael jackson is being cast by white actor...... joseph fiennes... in an upcoming comedy, according to "the guardian." the half- hour t-v show will air on the british channel "sky arts. " it will center around a fabled road trip... in which jackson... elizabeth taylor, and marlon brando... try to get home from new york to los angeles, following the terrorist attacks on september 11-th. it's not clear if that road trip ever happened... but in a 2011 interview with "vanity fair"... one of jackson's former employees insisted it did... and that the three of them made it as far as ohio. still to come... it's blankets of a blooming favorite... and a pop of color for your thursday morning... next in your day in history. stay main and gervais. 33 out the day in history. -american recording artists gather to record "we are the world" in 1985-the space shuttle "challenger" explodes after lift off in 1986-clint eastwood is honored by directors guild of america in 2006 today is... pop up art day... national da

jackson, 55 years old. misty nunnelee, 33. rapika powell, 23. katie malcour, 23 years old. colorado springs, colorado, november 27, 2015. officer garrett swasey, 44 years old. jennifer, 35. kiare stewart, 29. kentucky, october 26, 2014. lindsey champion, 62 years old. joy champion, 60. emily champion, 32. veto, 22. palestine, texas, 2014. carl johnson, 46. nathan camp, 23, austin camp, 21. kay johnson, 6. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, the administration blames the violence in america on gun dealers and congress. so the administration is going to issue some more executive memos and unilaterally ignore the second amendment. never mind that the administration's illegal action would not have prevented any of the tragic mass shootings in recent years. the administration's -- the administration should be prosecuting criminals who use guns, not vetoing the second amendm