>> joyce carpenter. michael carroll. peter carroll. >> james joseph carson junior. christopher carstanjen. angeline carter. vivian ?casalduc. john francis. >> neilie anne heffernan casey. tomas anthony vittoria. and leandro cassano. leonard koss castriano. robert john.

carpenter, you need a probable cause warrant. has that been translated into the same kind of record s that 215 would allow? do you need probable cause to get geolocation records as we do in the criminal matter? who can answer that? >> i can take that. so you're absolutely right, the carpenter decision, an important decision in the context of a criminal case held that you needed a warrant in order to obtain historic cell site location information. so that's not the same as gps. >> correct. >> information concerning a cell tower and so forth. so they specifically in that supreme court case distinguished the national security context and said the ruling was only applicable -- >> i understand that. >> -- we've given some thought to the issue of, okay, how does the carpenter case apply, in let's say, the business records context, to really go into the detail, unfortunately, as to how we are applying it in that context, i'd have to get into classified information. but i'm happy to do that and provide that information to you as to what

carpenter, you need a probable cause warrant. has that been translated into the same kind of records that 215 would allow? do you need probable cause to get geolocation records as we do in the criminal matter? who can answer that? >> i can take that. so you're absolutely right. the carpenter decision is an important decision in the context of a criminal case that you needed a warrant in order to obtain historic cell site location information. so information concerning a cell tower and so forth. so specifically in that supreme court case distinguish the national security context and said the ruling was only applicable in a criminal case. but we've given thought to how does the carpenter case apply. to really go into the detail as to how we're applying it. so i'm happy to do that for you. >> so what you're saying is, you're looking at it. it's not the belief of the department that carpenter actually applies to what you're doing but you're considering the 4th amendment implications for how you were proceeding. would that be accurate

. >> reporter: sergeant chad carpenter was one of the first on the scene. >> we called the forensics out and it was able to tell us it was human blood. >> human blood. changes things. >> we had a human body in the water so we called the helicopter. the helicopter was in the air for just under an sergeant, when the divers pulled the victim out, what were the injuries that they observed to her face? >> she had a laceration here on her forehead. her face was very swollen so we weren't able to tell to what extent the injuries were. and we couldn't even identify who she was. >> reporter: their jane doe, dressed in a red and white plaid shirt, looked to be about 20 years old. her features possibly asian. and obviously, she had been murdered. leading the investigation was a young detective named derek johnson. tell me about him. >> right when he came into the academy he sat next to me and started teasing me. and the rest of the class time we just harassed each other and laughed and giggled all day. >> reporter: jaclyn moore met derek at the police academy. she and derek hit it off immediate

we are here with the union carpenter operators. we go through this all of the time. some of the benefits we end up getting by supporting this kind of project is obvious for our members, our communities and our residents. we are talking about housing. the benefits that we all get, you know, just the idea of good jobs, you know, going our way or supporting it. it is a good benefit or all of us. i encourage you to vote yes and support this project. thank you. >> any other public comment on this item? >> i just have to say i notice this building is 42 stories high so i hope all of these workers and construction people and architects take into consideration earthquake measures. earthquake safety. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? okay. public comment is closed. commissioner koppel. >> vice president joel koppel: , high density. i really like the building, in a good location. thanks to the developers for making important commitments in writing. thank you. >> commissioner richards. >> commissioner richards: it is a great project when you have the communit

i have been a journeyman carpenter for 34 years. i live here in san francisco, and i am speaking in support of the 3700 california street project. there will allow a carpenter like me to continue living in the city of san francisco. this project will help me continue my career as a carpenter moving toward retirement. this project will provide me with the necessary income to provide for my family. this project will bring much needed housing to the area. i am in full support of this project, and i ask that you move to forward this project. thanks. >> next speaker, please. >> i will remind members of the public this is not on the project but the environmental impact report. >> good afternoon. i am a field representative with carters local 22. i am here to ask you accept era to move this on. tmg partners is using a general contractor to provide a good wage, health and retirement benefits to members. they will offer training and education for those entering the carter trade. this includes women, minorities, veterans. this will bring much

our home affairs correspondent katharine carpenter reports.cameras and facial recognition technology have starring roles in the current bbc one drama the capture. the programme questions whether their images can be trusted and who is controlling them. we are asking similar questions here in the real world, too. police trials of facial recognition have been scrutinised and the information commissioner is investigating after a private company used the technology in kings cross. but here in victoria, where the biometrics of my face are being analysed right now, they say we ignore the positives of facial recognition technology at our peril. it will look for people on a watchlist and if one of those people walks past the camera, it will trigger an alert, it will recognise that person. if a person is not on the watchlist, then it will ignore them. clearly, london has a knife crime problem. if a technology such as this could be used in tandem with other front line policing tactics to take knives from the street, i think you would see a lot of public

katharine carpenter, bbc news.. an 18—carat solid gold toilet, worth a million pounds, has been stolen from blenheim palace in oxfordshire. the toilet, which is actually an artwork called "america", was part of an art exhibition by the italian conceptual artist maurizio cattelan at winston churchill's birthplace. it was reported missing just before five o'clock this morning. the toilet has not been found but a 66—year—old man has been arrested. police said the burglary caused "significant damage and flooding" because the toilet was plumbed into the building, and visitors had been invited to use it. an expensive way to spend a penny. now for the weather. dry and fine across much of england and wales, cloudier skies for scotland and northern ireland. we also have rain any forecast that will gradually slip southwards as we go through tonight, staying fairly windy for the northern half of the uk, risk of gales of severe gales for far north of scotla nd gales of severe gales for far north of scotland and the northern is

our home affairs correspondent katharine carpenter reports. surveillance cameras and facial recognition technology have starring roles in the current bbc one drama the capture. the programme questions whether their images can be trusted and who is controlling them. we are asking similar questions here in the real world, too. police trials of facial recognition have been scrutinised and the information commissioner is investigating after a private company used the technology in kings cross. but here in victoria, where the biometrics of my face are being analysed right now, they say we ignore the positives of facial recognition technology at our peril. it will look for people on a watchlist and if one of those people walks past the camera, it will trigger an alert, it will recognise that person. if a person is not on the watchlist, then it will ignore them. clearly, london has a knife crime problem. if a technology such as this could be used in tandem with other front line policing tactics to take knives from the street, i think you would see a

katharine carpenter, bbc news.d same—sex marriage, but some lgbt couples say they still face obstacles when organising their big day. this weekend, one of the uk's first wedding fairs for same—sex couples has come to london, where it hopes to provide a more inclusive experience. our lgbt correspondent, ben hunte, has been along to find out more. there are wedding cakes. suits and dresses. flowers and drag queens. this is pride lux, one of the uk's first wedding shows specifically for lgbt couples ready to celebrate their big day. the organisers say over 1000 of them will be right here this weekend. this year, britain celebrated five years of marriage equality, with the first same—sex marriage taking place in march 2014. these ceremonies are now performed in england, scotland and wales, but not in northern ireland. wedding shows are big business. they happen across the country throughout the year. and they give couples the opportunity to meet the people who can make their wedding goals a reality. but with lots of ot

carpenters union is nondiscriminatory. we have women, minorities, we have hardhats, helmets, we have veterans, we have everybody there. a lot of these people are going to come here in the city, most of them will be here working close to home. we will be putting a lot of people to work that, you know, always needing jobs. i was going from one job to the next. this will put them to work. these people live here. carpenters union fully supports this project. thank you. >> any other public comment on this item? if anybody else wants to comment, please line up on the left so we don't lose time in between speakers. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is javier florez, i am with the labor union, we feel that this is one of the unique projects where, you know, our members, apprentice, community, san francisco residents, have the opportunity to work on this project. you know if you understand, the way the union works, whether you are a laborer,, carpenter, we all have our way of survival. the way is, having projects like this.

(ken) mark carpenter and kate rooney join us now from the set of 'bay area sports night'.e a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here now with a final look at weather. lawrence karnow: summer heat returned to the bay area as highs soared into the 80s in san francisco with upper 90s inland. a heat advisory has been issued by the national weather service through friday evening. on the satellite you can see some storms in the gulf of alaska but high pressure over california will send the storms well to the north for the next couple of days. offshore winds will continue tonight to bring even hotter temperatures tomorrow. lows tonight will stay very mild and in the 50s and 60s. tomorrow will see highs in the 100s inland with 80s and 90s around the bay and 70s at the coast. it will cool a little on saturday but more clouds and cooler weather are forecast for sunday. there's even a chance of a few showers monday. offshore winds and warmer weather are forecast for late next week. (pam) (pam) i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly

katharine carpenter, bbc news.zombies — but many of its themes were inspired by events in medieval history. now — the story is being retold — in a form that may seem a little familiar. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. this is the bayeux tapestry and this isn't. this depiction of the norman conquest is more than 900 years old. this version of a song of ice and fire is a little younger, but no less ambitious. the tapestry is over 87 metres long. so it condenses over 90 hours of tv into 87 metres of tapestry. it was made and worked on by 30 embroiderers from the national museums of northern ireland who worked in top—secret. game of thrones was not so much a series of books or a television programme, but a cultural phenomenon. millions of people watched it around the world and the awards just kept

della weller democratic senator and homeland security and government affairs committee member tom carpenter. in wisconsin republican senator and homeland security and governmental affairs committee chair ron johnson. join the conversation all morning with your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. be sure to watch c-span washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday

but you know the line about carpenters that to a carpenter every problem is a nail?l, we were technocrats. we were really good at what we did. we understood product. so your passion started out with education where you thought if they just had a laptop, and when we became aware of the challenges of health, we became big advocates, successful advocates and supporters of vaccine development and delivery. and then when it came to libraries in the united states, we connected every library in the united states. and so we were pretty good car pepper thes and saw a lot of -- carpenters and saw a lot of nails. but melinda has a rare gift, and you began immediately to listen in a way that perhaps those of us busy hammering too quickly weren't hearing, and and you began to ask people questions and listen hard to the answers. and one of those was a woman named mina. and i remember you, after different trips, we would leave each other epic voicemails -- >> so long. >> there were times when i would answer the phone and she would say, i don't really want to talk to you -- [laughte

carpenter, law enforcement, considered location data to be a business record. and stored under the communication act in did not require a probable cause warrant in the carpenter, you need a probable cause work. has been translated into the same kind of record that 215 would allow, you need probable cause to get to location records? as we do in the criminal matter. who can answer that? >> you are absolutely right, the decision is in a porn decision in a criminal case that you needed a warrant in order to obtain historic location information. that's not the same as gps but information concerning a cell tower and so forth. based specifically in that case, the security context and said it was only operable goal -- >> i understand the. >> we've given thought to the issue of how it applies and looks a business records context, to really go into the detail and unfortunately as to how we are applying it in the context and that's classified information but i'm happy to do that provide information as to what our policy is to business records and how it applies to it. s t

to carpenter every problem is a nail.e were really good at what we did, we understood products to your passion started with education where we became aware of the challenges of health we became big advocates, successful advocates and the supporters of vaccine developmentnt and delivy and when it came to libraries in s,the united states, we connectd every labor in the united states. so we were pretty good carpenters and saw a lot of nails. but melinda has a rare gift and you begin immediately to listen in a way that perhaps those of us busy hammering too quickly were not hearing. and you begin to ask people questions and listen to the answers and one of those was a woman named mina and i remember you after different trips we would leave each other's voicemails. and to say i don't want to talk to you i just want to listen to your voicemail. we would debrief and download and you talk about on theik way home feeling like someone had punched you in the got because there was so much pain and knowledge that you had to process an

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and carpenter said he did it as well as any professional actor. lincoln and shakespeare is fascinating. and the soldiers' home is one of the best places to get a sense for that. thank you. questions? yes. >> other than cordelia, who you mentioned as a positive figure, are there any other women's roles in shakespeare's plays that might inform political leadership? mr. evans: that is a great and troubling question. shakespeare writes mostly about men. which is interesting, because, of course, queen elizabeth was the principal ruler at the time. there are some. queen margaret in henry vi is a strong, strong figure. cleopatra in antony and cleopatra is fascinating. she is the better politician than marc antony by far. and, of course, the comedies are different. the comedies are -- they are frequently starring women as men, but in the histories, it is mostly male figures, because of the times. that is something that we have to try to overcome as we read it. joan of arc. joan of arc is a figure in henry vi. there were three parts of henry vi. you've got

offering training, and education, and opportunities for carpenter trades through apprenticeship. i thank you for this opportunity. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is jessica, i'm with the san francisco travel association. i am here to voice our support for this project. we believe this project will bring great economic vitality to this area. good opportunities during construction, and operation. as well as a unique cultural experience. last year, san francisco welcomed over 25 million visitors that spent $10 billion during their stay. that translated to $771 million in taxes to the city's general fund. we believe projects like this will support successful tourism industries in san francisco. >> good afternoon members of the commission. thank you for allowing me to speak today. [inaudible] i am speaking in favor. providing me with the opportunity to continue my training and hopefully advance to become a carpenter. it's great for apprentices like me, because often times you continue working, working, and take a lot of hours. this project will also a

. >>> and get ready to roll out the red carpenter because the emmys are being handed out this thursday. we have a special preview. >>> welcome back. america's iconic game show is coming to the bay area. >> yes, it is. do you have what it takes to be the next contestant on wheel of fortune? this weekend in the north bay at the graden resort tonight between 6 and 10:00 p.m., then again tomorrow between 2:00 and >>> several new movies hit theaters today. brad pitt and sylvester stallone both have openings. then we have the big screen adaptation of the british drama, downton abbey. the original cast returns for the first time since the finale. we'll see what to expect from the film. >>> we are just two days away from the 71 emmys, airing here on ktvu fox 2. crews are finishing up the final touches at the l.a. microsoft theater. >> reporter: television's biggest night is happening here on fox for sunday's 71st emmys. the show producers are switching things up, hinting at surprises to come. >> we have added a bunch of different things into the show. we are trying to do expected things in an

so i have been reaching out to everyone from carpenters to people at the port in measure.have actually been hurt by his policies, who listened to him in the campaign, believed him, and then have seen a string of broken promises. >> you said earlier today we've got a lot of great people running, but some of these ideas are better left in the college faculty lounge. it sounds like your talking about senator elizabeth warren who spent the majority of her career as a college professor. >> oh, no, no, no. it wasn't that. i wasn't thinking who it was but the ideas out there. what came to mind was the $16 trillion package. i'm sure well-intentioned. >> what senator sanders has proposed. >> yeah. >> on climate change. >> on climate change. and i have a $2 trillion to $3 trillion package i think is doable and we can pay for. but the u.s. economy is $20 trillion, and that's $16 trillion. and yes, some of the proposals that senator sanders and senator warren support, i don't agree with. i think we should help students to go to college, and especially help these communities that are t

[applause] david carlone. >> rosemarie carlson. >> joyce carpenter. michael carroll.s joseph carson junior. christopher carstanjen. angeline carter. vivian ?casalduc. john francis. >> neilie anne heffernan casey. tomas anthony vittoria. and leandro cassano. leonard koss castriano. robert john. michael joseph. jason michael. >> anna sentena. >> and our grandfather. a hard-working man who never gave up. he made people laugh. he had two children and a wonderful and if he were alive i not only think of him as my grandfather i love him with all my heart. god bless all the families and god bless america. i love hearing stories about you, i am honored to be named after you and i know that you are watching over us right now. [applause] william. charles. rosa maria. david. >> manuel chavez. douglas, stephen patrick jerry. nestor julio junior. dorothy. louise. robert. eddie wai ching. >> catherine ellen. mohammed chaudhry. pamela. stephen paul chadwick. wai ching. christopher. francis solenda. >> elayne. >> nester andre 3. robert, senior. >> juan pablo peneros. and my husband b

carpenter jason do us join us now from the scent of bases bay area sports night guys.eady for bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on now we just want to preface by saying this the giants lost today, the red sox but there are certain events the kind of trend said daily results want to talk about more. bruce bocce is big night last night getting to 2000 winds and incredible milestone only the 11th manager in baseball history to achieve that feat know how special was a to z. the giants skipper finally get to 2000 victories over solvers reasons i wish he hadn't done it here in the bay area but man is just say a is a sustained success which is that's the most difficult thing to do in pro sports weather be any of the 4 major sports. >>you can have that flash in the pan success you can coach great team for couple years or be a great player and both are stressed, but to do it for such a long period of time is truly shows how great you are at job. and in he's in end he showed us that and i could have happened to a better person to which makes a great and i'm sure they will

but then suddenly we come across this place a carpenter's workshop where women have a say and where they work and earn money something unheard of in this region some years their people is very aggressive and they have a lot of questions from them and they said this is not for women's golf so stop this. but the courageous akila bono and her colleagues didn't stop impressed by the standards of their work more and more customers for furniture windows and doors built by the women and that encouraged them a restaurant in the music school was built alongside the workshop the project is unique in this part of pakistan this is idea it's completely pretty sight so therefore they are separate ways did it in these areas are we are going to break them and hopefully some years after maybe these all questions maybe if you move a killer banner comes from the horns a valley a place where time seems to stood still and when male and female roles the strictly defined where women normally mind children and men sit around playing games something new sprang up it was the rebuilding of an old fortune the area

thing 150-3011 we carpenters case in chambers and it's my understanding there are still some open discovery you should use defense counsel whether you know the green with regard to discovery or any other issues in this case i'd like to raise an issue that or the last time we were here. this is there firstly requested a trial date of april 1st and there seemed to be some resistance from some of the parties and that i respectfully requesting that the poor putdowns of temper 20th tuesday as a real trial date there should be no reason why myself and co-counsel all co-counsel the state as well cannot be ready by that time to try this case these are 3 young men who have been incarcerated been denied their pretrial liberty by a massive excessive bail that nobody in this court could make they've waited long and hard for a trial they deserve a trial the state deserves a trial and we're sitting here but again not able to do that i would love. to just say that sedating and we're going to proceed on that day. but the state has to make its final we won't her and the fence then have to make it informs. v

talking about football tonight and sports world others mark carpenter and kate rooney joining us from sports night. >>that's right getting ready for bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron and we're talking football, we're talking football that counts the regular season is finally here kate you spend the afternoon at 49 ers headquarters nick bosa practicing after missing more than a month will he be ready to go for the season opener against tampa bay. that's what they're hoping bosa said that he's feeling, good said he felt great out there today wasn't going any lingering ankle issues directly after practice said they're taking it day by day but hoping. >>that will be suiting up for week one can wait for football season all these different storylines unfolding bose is going to be out there jimmy garoppolo want to this 9 ers team looked like the raiders as well. >>we'll break it all down and also recapping the weekend that was in college footba>l bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on a storm back to you than it got. >>thank you marc thank's kate will see chief meteorologist standi

armies on the streets of beijing the 1st works during the day made up of battalions of gardeners carpenters and elec traditions busily preparing for the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china and you know i have seen all the great changes in the past 20 years in beijing people's living standard has been improved a lot so this that abrasive means a lot to me as well as to many other people. i hope that our country becomes more and more prosperous we'll no longer afraid of the military threat from other countries that's why i fully support this military parade. the 2nd army marches by night when china's military and thousands of flag waving students practice tightly choreographed displays by daylight the route a long long piece avenue in through channon main square isn't as busy as usual many businesses nearby have been ordered to close until after the celebrations large numbers of people have been told to leave beijing and return to their hometowns october the focus is expected to be a demonstration of china's military might as well as its confidence in the future

>>as mark carpenter kate rooney join us from the set of bayer a sports 9 you too. the clock is now ticking for this big raiders game hot. >>that's right. we are counting down the minutes to the big raiders game of flying solo tonight, but don't worry we still got a lot to talk about very big story what's happening with antonio brown now former raiders wide receiver who saw that these would be the images we see at the coliseum on game day or a jersey is being burned in the parking lot after a dramatic a controversial and ugly exit from his time in oakland and now he's playing for the new england patriots, but we'll be talking about how it all ended with antonio brown and also how these current raiders move forward filter out the distractions get ready for game one against the denver broncos and the show will also be talking about a big win for the san francisco, 49 ers had only 2 interceptions they're all of last season. yesterday in tampa 3 picks 2 of them taken back to the house floor, a nice season opening winds will be breaking it all down and in jr bay area spo