a date a month later, and another date a month after that, taking this possibly through the rest of the year, that we pick one week. everybody get out their calendars and identify three to five days back-to-back in which this whole matter can be heard and dispensed with in an expedient time frame. >> in response, unfortunately, we cannot hold this meeting anywhere in city hall. we are required to hold it in a room equipped for tv. that is not within our control. there are only so many rooms that have that capability. we are limited by that. i would love to have consecutive dates. i do not think there is availability, where we are all available on consecutive dates, that is going to be sooner than june 19. if there is, i would certainly welcome that possibility. how early can you start, or would you like to start? >> we can start immediately. meaning this week. and next week, or the week after. certainly, there is no need for us to wait until three months later. >> three weeks. three weeks from today. >> from the sheriff's point of view, he was suspended months ago. this case has bee

tonight we'll tell you how one national is using social media to get a date. d lord stanley's cup has a new home tonight. sports is next. >>> one down, four to go. the nationals off to a great start at interleague play. not only did they finally get their first win at fenway park, but they capped the weekend off by sweeping the boston red sox. tonight they headed north of the border to face toronto. bryce harper getting things started early for the nats with one on in the first. a base hit to right field. steve hustling home. he slides, beats the tag and just like that, it's 1-0 nats. harper would eventually come home. harper back on second. adam laroche, another hot bat making it look easy. puts the nats up by 3. but the bats aren't the only thing wheeling and dealing tonight. pitching, stellar. picks up the win. 6-3 over the blue jays. it's the nats first four-game win streak of the season. >>> now, when you're a major league pitcher, i wouldn't think it would be that difficult to get a date. the nats gonzalez however using social me media to find a date for

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i don't know, because on a date, it doesn't show political speech and it will induce a young woman to date someone who she thinks is more of a professional because that harms the parents. it harms the family. >> may i ask -- >> oh, yes. >> thank you. >> the

>> i can't really put a date on it. i think it was -- as i say there was growing picture of disenchantment with the government. the conservative party was, i think getting its act together. looking more like a credible government, and it was a process. he had some strong allies, as it were. i don't want to ruin his career, but i felt that he was someone who thought that labor got it wrong. thought the conservative party was getting its act together. lots of things he didn't agree with me but i always felt he was a potential ally for pointing out that some readers were moving in our direction. >> i'm sure it's -- process not an event. if it is an event, you're not going to remember the exact day. approximately when do you think mrs. brooks was on site? about six months before the shift of support? a year before? >> i can't. i would have to go through my diary and try and remember, but i can't give you a date. not even a sense of when it might have been in terms of -- i'm not asking you to give us a date. but was it months

he's here after making a date online for sex with a girl pretending to be 14.lls her, "i'm into young girls. i like them better than the older girls." and he goes further, admitting he's done this before. when the decoy types, how young have you dated, though? he says 14. >> come on in. i'm in here. i'm just getting changed. i got some chocolate on my shirt. >> trying to find this place is hard. >> online he tells the girl posing as a 14-year-old several times that he loves her. he also makes it clear he's coming to the house to have sex with her. he even sends her a picture of himself naked. hey, how are you? but when i show up, he explained it's all a big misunderstanding. what's up? >> i'm looking for work and stuff. >> looking for work and stuff. yeah. >> and what kind of work were you look for here exactly? >> i do blacktop sealing. >> what brought you to this address, exactly? did the owner of the house call you for blacktop work? >> no. i put ads out and stuff. >> really? did you bring all your blacktop stuff with you? >> i come down just to look at it.

every one of them chatted online about having sex with a person posing as a young teen, made a date to meet, and then showed up at our undercover house. >> a number of these individuals traveled quite a ways. >> hilton daniels is the chief of police in ft. myers. >> i believe the furthest one drove 223 miles to ft. myers to have sex with a child. >> chief daniels says it's frightening to think what would have happened if there really had been a child home alone. >> anything could have happened in that house. the person would have cleaned up and drove away. and as law enforcement agencies, we would never have known who that person was. >> made the turn. >> but fortunately, there are no real children in the house. instead, there are decoys, members of an online watchdog group called perverted-justice. "dateline" hired them as consultants to do what they normally do, set up profiles of 12 to 15-year-olds, and in this case go into florida chat rooms and wait to be contacted by a grownup. once an adult starts messaging, a decoy will often pretend to be home alone and willing to have sex. >>

girl that dated derek jeter? i'm just ater programmer. >> you're also not very attractive. >> see, anybody can date an ex of derek jeter's. >> every day for three months i'd pray he'd call. that's when i knew i was ready. now i'm with him and he's okay. >> what are the monthly fees? >> this is not actually a real thing. this is put together. >> what? oh, no, and i thought i had my weekend set. >> this was put together by a comedian named owen weber. >> this has been matching his ex-girl friends with incredible success. >> they give you a free jeter mask so your first mask you can hold it up while you're at dipper so that way they feel like they're out with derek jeter. but the best part is the tag line. he hey me a shortstop, but you can still have his seconds. >> is he really all that? >> i really don't think so. i always wondered why everybody went crazy over him. >> i don't date anybody who's from the yankees. >> i didn't know he was a yankee. >> wow! >>> the big idea is born. >> i think he's on to something here, though

they are heading out on a play date. >> they are heading out on a play date. >> already love it. >> soa neon shirt from piper line. it's a shirt that she can wear under a suit. on connor we did a great little polo shirt. they have the same sneakers on from crocs. it's a very classic style. so you can go matchy matchy if it's a classic style. >> that's adorable. >> do something that's a little bit different. i love her scarf. >> little boys don't usually want to look like their mothers. >> they don't want to look like their mothers. >> there's nothing wrong with it. they look cute. >> very nice. you look adorable. >> he looks miserable. >> thank you. >> bye. bye, connor. >> if you're going to a wedding, we have sasha and jordan. >> brace yourself for this one. this is really cute. >> i can't take it. i can't stand it. >> we did color blocking here. yellow, navy, green. >> oh, my god. >> so jordan, he's 19 mosz. he is wearing ami for kids. the cutest thing ever. buttondowns and cargos for boys. and then for mom we did yellow and navy. >> i love that. >> you need to be comfortable. and ag

i thought during your life what you put in jail as a. date. don't get yourself bigger. always with them for you. that's a big thing to do with anybody but we all know the difference want the wife got it we got to take you to court. that night on the. right. he left here. at a point now left never any doctors kid you don't know where they are now yeah there's a game of. them in a church a place that will work. thirty. hours of paperwork. for you. and. once again as light. shows is just an arrest warrant it doesn't authorize him to barge into homes. and. i. was down was. allowed but the young woman intimidated by their presence finally. the bounty hunters are in the house. here. adela however relies on instinct. the search is not over yet. on. saturday. children don't lie the mother say a word. that the future will surely come next week to visit the kids. eighty kilometers south of sacramento shooting range in the middle of the desert. meeting point of every gun owner in the area. three fifty seven smith and wesson. between man hunt until it comes here to train with his a

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on that motion, -- president hwang: we need a date. do you want to hear from the department on how soon they can do that? >> we have that, too. i am not sure about the composition of this board. perhaps we can hear from mr. hong. president hwang: how quickly could you reinspect the restaurant? >> probably sometime next week. with my supervisor's permission. >> is there anything else, if you were to reinspect. it is not enough to look at the facility after and has been cleaned. what else could you require? >> hasenin repeating myself, the operational issues were proven over a long time and we have documented that and that has been prevented -- presented in front of the board. what i would be going there for its did someone clean -- for is did someone clean? we would not take a severe action we did if it was -- we did not think it was more than if you swept the floor or looked good for when i walked in. >> are there other things we can add to get more of -- something that would help you, what you were looking for earlier at the abatement

. >> it is believed to be a dating ritual. >> so this is kind of like being -- >> yeah. >> i love how this stingray who comes in. >> that was considerate of the stingr stingray. looks like they're all scattering. >> there's a lot of room on the floor. they don't really have to be piled all over each other. they could spread out a little. >> it is like an alien invasion. >> he did them a service. that's how they paid him. they sacrifice one of their friends. it is weird to have the mating time while the migrating time is also happening. why not have the mating, then the migrating, or the migrating, then the mating. they all migrate and come together, then it is sort of like a big old orgy. like i haven't seen you since last season, you want to get together? >> the stingray just happened to be in the area, he's like, ooh, buffet. it was free crab legs at the buffet that day. >> all you could eat. >> that's what it was. >>> darth vader isn't having it when the police try to give him a parking ticket. >> it's not like you can park your death star anywhere you want. darth and the nypd face

coming up, a recording date but i just heard a song from a movie and he praised it very nicely. he said you had better go in and record it. tony went in and recorded it and he closed his show with that song for the last 20 some odd years. >> i have seen his show many times. >> a lot of love in that song. tavis: is a great piece of work. speaking of great songs and great compositions for movies and television shows. my assistant, danny davis, could not believe me. he had never met you until today. he sees the two of you walk in the studio and i have heard -- told him so much about the brand's -- bergmans. he could not believe that you had written the theme from "good times." every negro knows the song. this is the song we sing all the time. which is a strange thing. you look at the stuff you have done and "good times" was in the middle of there. >> dave wrote a great melody. >> he said i have this television pilot. i would like you to look at it and do the theme song. >> it did not have a title. >> not to sound too self-serving but the title came -- >> it did. >> [inaudible] no,

. >> we have to do a better job of keeping a sign it up- to-date. is a long term complex repair project. and >>justine: good morning. the good news is, it looks like we will get some relief for some of our inland areas. we did break some markets yesterday in places like hayward. as we take a live look at conditions from the mt. tam camera, we have low clouds in the distance that will be pretty quick to burn off. temperatures outside the door are running on the warmer side. the low clouds and fog will burn off into the afternoon. later this evening we will see mostly clear conditions and not as warmer temperatures returning into the '60s and '70s. everyone is talking about the warm weather and what will happen as we headed to the afternoon. in a wide range of eighties in the south bay. here's a look at your expected highs for today. 70's will be the theme on the east shore. 90 and sunny in napa. upper 60s for downtown san francisco, 66 in daly city. petaluma will reach 86 and upper 80s for those of the and san rafael. that looks like ocean beach will

they will be pushing for a date increase regardless. i think 3.5% is fair.i will make myself unpopular with the drivers by saying the ones who are not taking the credit cards should be taking credit cards, for numerous reasons. if there were taking credit cards, even with a 5% fee, they would probably be maki 10% to 20% more each day. they get bigger tips for taking credit cards. furthermore, there is what is described as a big space ship to and our problems. uber takes credit cards. i think it is good as it is written. thank you. there is at least one cab company out there which has a yellow coat -- a yellow color on it which is still hitting drivers with bogus charges. i think most companies have stopped it, but i think regulation is in order to make sure the drivers are treated fairly. thank you very much. chairperson nolan: good afternoon, mr. snyder. >> good afternoon, members of the board. there are a lot of things i understand, and sometimes i do not understand, as old as i am. one is i have some idea of the concept of public convenience and necessity

president obama went to new york on a date with mrs. obama. a lot of people like the idea that their clothes and went on a date together. a lot of people raised the question of whether the taxpayers should be paying for the trip to new york when the president goes to new york to take his wife to show. that is when you could argue it may be excessive and he should stay in washington. it will come up more this year. it has already been raised at the white house by the media and others of how much he is spending taxpayer money on political events. when he gives a speech with an argument on his policies, is he entitled to do that and have the taxpayers do that? is it something purely political that he should pay for with his campaign? i am not saying this just about obama. every president i have covered has done the same thing during reelection campaign trying to mix personal and policy. it is something the other side always gets riled up about and the media focuses on. host: on twitter -- ken walsh, our last caller talked about the first lady. how

particularly with regard to demille tirization of the north to setting a date for provenn shl elections in the north. focus on human rights protection, including increased space for civil society to operate. increase focus on media freedom. the benchmarks met on the recommendations set out by the llrc. >> as a result of that meet iin were we enlightened by it? any indication that there's progress, momentum, results, deadlines? because we got, you know, it's been six months, and the concern here is obvious, it's about huch nature when you have that kind of interim conflict in the winter in the side of the debate. they win. they have power. and they have their commission set up. the question is will they ever be able to implement recommendations and should we have an independent investigation? >> senator, not just the u.s., but many international partners, of course, voted in march. in geneva at the human rights council on u.s. sponsored resolution. reconciliation and accountability. there has been an international call for progress on accountability because one cannot have. without the a

dates. we can set tentative schedules and hope to work out a room. i would like to hear from the mayor. >> we are available on all three of the date selected by the commission. our concern is that we would be able to submit the request for cross examination, so we can then get our witnesses together, and get them to the hearing, those that need to appear. our witnesses have a patchwork of availability. i am sure we can find three or four that can come. there are rules on which declarations are going to be accepted, which not. i want to make sure the scheduling is part of a larger process of exchanging declarations, and making subpoena requests to the commission, so we can get independent witnesses into the hearing. >> a scenario that may be palatable to moving this along is we have the first or the next installment of the hearing, as stated, on the 19th, that evening, at 5:00. there is an ethics commission monthly meeting the following monday. >> i am not here on the 25th. i would clear the deck for almost anything else, but i chair a federal commissi

date. i know guys who had strict rules. if airl puts out on the first date, she is not getting a second or third date. it depends on who you are talking to, but most guys are looking for reasons not to get into relationships. >> i think the study indicated they had to break down the guys who -- whose relationships didn't work out. >> it is obvious. who fund this thing? don't they have more to research? >> the university of iowa. this is important work. >> this is our a-block story. we are leading the show with this. >> it took us two weeks to get to this story. welcome back. i am glad you could extend your stay here in the colony. >> it is my pleasure to see you. i am disturbed i have to sit next to this person. >> we apologize for that. >> next time maybe you can afford a sweater with a whole scuff thing. >> a guy like you doesn't need this, but do you think a lot of guys will use this result as a pick up line? >> it is a great question. clive owen and i were discussing this during our avanguard episode of "sluth." i urge every

he needs a date. >> to find a lucky lady, he's putting out a call on twitter. gonzalez tweeted monday, hey, i need a date for the gala saturday night. >> my daughter put down derek jeter. he followed that up with a couple hours later with must be 21 or older please. i think -- [ inaudible ] >> how much older? >> that's what i say, too. >>> scattered showers around this morning. scattered showers and storms this afternoon. breezy and drier tomorrow. >>> outer loop of the beltway on colesville road, the accident has been cleared but delays beginning back in college park. it looks like this. >>> as for wall street we're looking higher this morning. look where we're falling on the heels of gains in european markets. >> monika and i will be chaperones for jess. >>> cbs this morning is coming up next. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning at 4:25. have a great day, everybody. >>> bye-bye.

from whom could you get a declaration by that date? >> it is not a matter of who. it is a matter of how many, and just trying to get in touch with people. i have a couple of witnesses who are not available i think we could get a lot of them, but we could not get all of them. it is a matter of how many and schedules. >> what about june 8? would that be doable? that is kind of a compromise. >> yes. commissioner: of the witness declarations by june 8. any objection to the witnesses? can we get it by the 13th? is that doable? >> and we also have the request for cross-examination be do at that time? commissioner: ok, on the 19th the we will discuss it. i think the mayor should be prepared to call witnesses. i am not sure we would get to that, but i think you should be prepared to call the witnesses on the 19th. >> how many? chair hur: how about two? if we get beyond that, we will do our best. thank you. with respect to experts, went to the party's proposed having -- having an expert declaration ready to go? >> well, we have your experts. we could propose to get a declar

singles hope their body scents will lure a mate or date. each sleeps in the same t-shirt for three nights and brings it to a party. then participants pair up based on which t-shirt smell they like. it's loosely based on science. humans can detect subtle body smells which tend to leave a stronger genetic combination. all right. hope they aren't really smelly. we have breaking news to report. we're just getting word of a brush fire that is burning right near 101 and 380 in south san francisco, crews have shut down the south bound 101 connector to 380, that is shut down, that's right in the area of sfo so if you are headed to the airport you might want to give yourself more time. chp is asking for people to avoid that area as best as you can. and you should expect traffic delays in that area. again a brush fire burning near 101 and 380, the interchange there. and the connector ramp is shut down. we'll of course bring more at 6:00 on that grass fire there.

what we've been finding are artifacts later than that date, it looks like it's coincidence. it's a later well. i think it's going to date probably to the mid 17th century. still a 350-year-old well. what we're doing, too, we're actually widening the well. it was a wooden barrel line or cast line well, we're widening the hole five feet if diameter to we can put a steel casing in here to protect as we go down. we have what, six more feet to go? six to eight more feet. >> even though this doesn't relate to james fort. >> okay, thanks. and wells are interesting to archaeologists because we'll probably hit water in another couple feet and the well went four feet below that, and anything that's been continuously wet will survive. organics. we'll probably find a barrel down there. one of the barrels and any organic things. leather, wood, even metal is in better shape beneath the water because it keeps the oxygen away. a lot of oxygen away. we also found seeds, plants in other wells. in fort wells, they'd be old enough. it's a treasure no matter what. we just can't resist. >> it's amazing

but a lot of my friends have been killed out here? >> really, from what? >> dates. people. lfriend that was shot, i was with her that night, she was shot in the head a few weeks ago. >> who was she shot by? a john? >> i don't know the person, i know what he looks like but i don't know him. >> it was a date or was it a pimp? >> no, there's no such thing as pimps really out here. >> you're all out on your own? >> hopefully, you don't want nobody to grab you, they will just hurt you, beat you and take your money. >> so somebody killed your girlfriend? were you with her? >> that night i was. i didn't want to the go where she went, and she was killed when she got there. >> the unsolved murder of her friend still terrifies her, but the need for crack cocaine keeps her out on the streets. >> if people helped get off of this, maybe we could make it. i just don't -- my advice is don't try anything, not even a little. even if you're uncomfortable, just get through it. thank you so much. >> take care. >> good luck to you. >> as she disappears into the downpour, we're reminded of dana w

a dating coach looking for a bright and simple two-bedroom for under $2 million. let's see if toni can help her find her perfect match. >> hi, my name is toni haber. i'm with prudential douglas element. i've been selling residential real estate in new york city for 28 years. >> my name is siggy flicker, i'm a matchmaker and dating expert in new york city. i'm looking for a love shack for me and my fiance michael. >> siggy's price range is between $2.5 million and $3 million. their primary home is in new jersey. this will be a getaway. >> we're getting married at the plaza hotel in april. i think this would be the perfect opportunity to stress him out even more and look for place this months. in today i'm showing two two-bedroom apartments. one in chelsea, one in midtown. we're at 101 west 24th street, between 6th and 7th avenue. >> i'm excited about meeting with toni and finding my love shack. thank you. toni! >> siggy! how are you? >> what are we seeing first? >> two bed, two bath on the 18th floor. you ready? >> so excited. let's go. >> okay. siggy, i'm so excit

. >> and she was popular and pretty, a natural dancer who once in high school was rarely without a date on a saturday night. and when she got her first car, her adored yellow camaro, life couldn't get any better. >> she loved that car. i loved that car. we used to go riding, just cruising in that car. that car was -- she was so happy when she got that. >> that she got married so soon, just 18, and right out of high school seemed reasonable at the time. at least to coco it did. >> living in utah? >> that kind of happens, huh? >> that was nothing new. i just figured, well, karin did it, too, you know? >> she and steve strom were in love, after all. >> i didn't know steve that well. he didn't talk, very quiet. >> this is karen's high school friend melody fairbourne. >> she really did love him, and enjoyed his company. >> but then it was about seven years in when the bad times started to outweigh the good. the problem said melody was steve who could be, she said, a mean drunk. >> when he would start drinking, he would start verbally degrading her. >> and there had been rumors of some physic

. >> is it normal to have stood someone up on a date? >> last night -- i've got to be honest. sudden bambino sleeps with us. frank said it's the end of our marriage when bambino sleeps with us. the other dogs are put down in the mud room. 11:30 last night, you know your dog's little paw steps. all of a sudden louie wants to join the party. i'm naked and i've got to go through the house. anybody could see this would not be -- what's the next one? >> is it normal to have stood someone up on a date? >> no. it's just rude. >> not normal. only 28% of people stood someone up. is it normal to believe in love at first sight? yes. normal. 64% believe in love at first sight. >> it's happened to me. has it happened to you? >> yes. >> is it normal to have broken up with someone over the phone or text messages? >> rude. >> not normal. only 12% of people have broken up with somebody by text or e-mail. >> cowards. >> is it normal for a woman to have cried when they got a bad haircut? >> it's ridiculous, but normal. >> not normal. >> wait a minute. >> it's silly because your hair will grow ba

dates. people. i have a-- i was with her and she was shot in the head two weeks ago. >> who was she shot by? a john? >> i don't know the person. i know what he looks like but i don't know him. >> was it a date? >> uh-huh. >> or was it a pimp? >> no, there's no such thing as pimps out here. >> you're out on your own? >> hopefully. you don't want anybody to grab you, beat you and take your money. >> did somebody kill your girlfriend? >> uh-huh. >> were you with her? >> that night i was. i didn't go where she went and she was killed when she got there. >> although the unsolved murder of her friend still terrifies her, the woman says the need for crack cocaine keeps her out on the streets. >> you know, if people weren't so harsh, if they helped you to get off of it instead of forcing you, maybe you could make it. my advice is just don't ever try anything. not even a little. even if you're uncomfortable, get through it. thank you so much. >> take care. >> good luck to you. >> as the woman disappears into the down

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