thank you, angelo, i'm a little bit afraid. i'm a little bit afraid. my name is de andrei brooks and i'm a community developer in hunters point. i'm sad and remiss that i've only known ms. ellis three years. based on everything i heard today i wish i knew her longer. i hope i get to do soughtv those of us who know juliet and the equal of her character and impact of of her work can't help make the observation this is an attack on a woman and a woman of color. the commission signed a binding agreement in january and has reopened it up for litigation by breaking that agreement just so it can continue to attack her. the sfpuc did its own investigation and found no purposeful intent behind the mistake. the ethics commission investigation also found no intent. juliet is an activist and not a bureaucrat and just made an honest mistake of someone who has spent her life in city government. this example of ethics commission violating a written agreement that they had juliet speaks to other motivation, it just makes you sit back and say, what is the motivation be

> i think they're saying how great it is, to a gun enthusiast, it's just as important as michael angelo'sid. what's interesting is a lot of art critics and history torens have said in the past that michael angelo's david does look a little effeminate but with a gun in his hand, makes him more balancey. >> i'm wondering how really is this depiction any different. >> it's a picture, it's a depiction through a two. d. image. however can the italian government say that they're infringing on copyright? in europe, 50 years after the author's death it becomes. >> when this was finished in 1504, it took about another 400 years before italy became the center of the art world again with futurism in about 1909, so they've been clinging on to the past because maybe they haven't made anything that's great since. >> can you call it a distortion of the original piece? >> andy warhol said you have to capture the message in a couple of seconds. billboard art is no different to pop art but before i turn the page in a magazine or drive past that billboard, i need that message and that is contemporary art. c

. >> fleming said i named my dog angelo. my dog is angelo. and i kicked the [ bleep ] out of that dog every day. >> so one of the most discussed elderly fights ever proves one thing, that holding on to the gray cup can last but a moment. but holding on to the gray cup grudge can last a lifetime. >> if you want to carry a grudge like that, oh, my gosh. and 48 years later? gosh, i hope that i can dream about joe like the way he's been dreaming about me. >>> coming up -- a close encounter with the world's biggest creature. >> with nature it's unpredictable. you never know what might happen. >>> and talking about unpredictable. a snake on a windshield? >> that was totally bizarre to me and totally unexpected. >>> when "caught on camera: did that just happen?" continues. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve

in san angelo, 23 degrees late today. yesterday a balmy 87. in stephenville 20 degrees, down from 80. in indianapolis, the storm brought this season's snowfall total to within six inches of breaking a 32-year-old record. >> my business has never been closed this many times. five times this year. >> reporter: d.c. and maryland residents in search of salt found empty the shelves. >> everyone is out. they can't get it anywhere. >> got in three pallets of ice melt yesterday morning. it was gone before 11:00. this is the first year i can remember working here, 17 years, we haven't been able to get it at will. >> reporter: in chicago, a record 3,000 people embraced the cold, splashing in a frigid lake michigan for the annual polar plunge, raising money for the special olympics. among them? mayor rahm emanuel and "tonight show" host jimmy fallon. >> he just went in. he's got his suit on. look at him. he is wet, and he is cold. >> reporter: as this storm continues its march to the east coast, airlines have already canceled about 1,500 flights for tomo

in san angelo 23 late today. yesterday a balm me 87 and stephenville 20 down from 80. in indianapolis, the storm brought this season's snowfall total to within six inches of breaking a record. >> my business has never been closed this many times, five times this year. >> reporter: residents in search of shelves. >> everyone is out. they can't get it anywhere. >> ice health yesterday morning and gone before 11:00. this is the first year in 17 years we haven't will. >> reporter: in chicago, a record 3,000 people embraced the cold for the annual polar plunge raising money for the special olympics. among them mayor emanuel and jimmy fallon. >> he just went in with his suit on. look at him. he is wet and clothed. >>> these four will have you covered all the way through this winter storm. we're starting early, 4:00 in the morning tomorrow. storm comes, here here for you with the latest on the road conditions and snow totals, and you can track the storm on live interactive radar. it's free on the app store and google play. search nbc washington weather. >>> other news tonight

>> a possible exam should of the angelos family in baltimore, some of the initiatives in detroit, youd-pressed to find any circumstances where the taxpayer out the money that they were promised for putting municipal resources into the hands of rich team owners of any sport. -- ien't always admired have always admired the angelos family. do not seeeconomy i any argument for putting taxpayer money into these extremely valuable, and strangely wealthy owners, valuable genius -- teams. >> michael mckee, enjoyed it down the, thank you. >> you cannot always get what you want, unless you are carl icahn. ♪ >> we have new developments over the battle in herbalife and investment manager carl icahn. againstrbalife shareholder and if history pixar proved he will have five of the 13 board members. at the same time the stock is at an eight-month low, his billion-dollar bet is close to breaking even. we have been covering the ackman icahn battle. >> he has been digging in his heels the same way ackman has. he has gone from two seats to five, and it appears to be that he is in this for the long haul.

it doesn't matter to people like weldon angelos who's serving 55 years in federal prison for sellings, a total amount of $350 worth of marijuana, because he had a firearm, allegedly, on his person at the time. weldon angelos doesn't care if it comes from senator paul, senator durbin, tim lewis or anyone else. but this is a welcome convergence, i think, of ideologies at a time when more, greater bipartisanship is truly needed. i think that senator paul and many on the conservative side of the aisle have recognized that it is very difficult to make the argument that one is for less government and less government spending and not be in favor of prison reform and other means of reducing what has become a significant problem. >> peter? >> i think that, you know, the interesting thing about this issue is no matter how you look at it, when you look at the facts, regardless of your ideology, regardless of your desired outcome, the conclusion is pretty clear. we are spending too much money and locking up too many people. the federal prison system is right now operating at 136% of capacity. it

(applause) >>> angelo king, commissioner, long-time chair of the project area committee, the community advisory group to the redevelopment process out in bayview hunters point. and i have known juliet ellis for about 15 years. i'm a parent. my son just got out of track practice. he's sitting out on the bench right now. i thought it was important enough to come down here because i can't imagine if this goes through what does that say for any of my brothers and sisters who have somebody in their office that they're subordinate to that wants to get rid of them because, quite frankly, there's a lot of that going on right now. and those folks go on doing the work that they can and the people that are above them that their superiors don't like them trump up charges or try and double down on penalties all in an effort to get rid of them. and that clearly seems the case here since a decision was made. somebody opened it back up. how do you know that that process isn't being [speaker not understood] by somebody who just disagrees with the ideology with the person we have here am and if they dis

when angelo is coming after that harcourt is as bad guess but note mark davis that made some signingsek here. of given a chance. right a little look too good will see. >> : sector is running and tired legs what about you. yes i think he played a lot early season miss. his quandary. was to get the playoffs your guess see is less. >> : or one-sided and some of us are a little ignorant to hockey. once the playoffs, will be there. richard when they will not be as funny as you think you are. i can't believe that. that may be coming it may soon richer but this for very much for watching and apparently hitting. don't be a hater. >> : back to miss more. coming up a house of the original rivers will be recognized for their work and world war two + newborn girl undergoes very seamanlike surgery as the zoo in san diego. find out how she's doing tonight. >> : big story is police are investigating several reports of sex thing between middle schoolers at several schools abroad would environ. in those investigations one boy was using explicit images to blackmail a girl. warmup year-old baby boy rema

east bay inland also dipping down to the '60s and clinton and then build. 69 in vallejo 59 for san angelothe coastal be barely edging in the sixties listen to the notion beak. and billy city. >> : to see force for severance as well the upper 60s low seventies for san francisco. the temperatures and low 70's tuesday wednesday though rate expected return the bay area. >> : time for the snow report. >> : minnesota talk about. >> : next we will go a lot of new snow. >> : what on to snow >> : conference in this evening largest annual professionals only industry event. this video from a small hall or more the 350 vendors are showing off the latest in video game technology. whatever accord was there too. >> : most laws by showing it's a new head gear system called large project morpheus lightly see what this thing does. this new virtual reality gaming had set is definitely the bell of the ball. here she ecp gamers lined up for hours to get a sneak peek at the device which would be an accessory for position for consul. the next such extravagant the market on holidays. >> : feeling of being in ano

hairstylist angelo david and dr. nancy rosen. glynnette is on a mission.eal her let's take a look again at a before shot of glynnette, ready. there it is. and now, everybody, would you say it with me, lose 10 years! glynnette, come on out. "gma" time machine is working. >> wow. get out -- oh, my gosh. >> glynnette, everybody. >> amazing. and gretta, walk her down the red carpet. >> this is the first time she's seen herself. >> i kept her blindfolded. >> what do you think, glynnette? how do you feel? do you feel good. >> oh, yes. >> i love your hair. >> oh, thank you. >> this is your daughter obviously. what do you think of mom? >> she looks really good. >> and why did you feel like the time machine was a good idea? what was the goal here? >> i wanted to look better. >> well, you are beautiful as you are but this is just fun and hot and amazing and there's the glam team. bobbi, tell me what you did. tips we can give our viewers. >> dry skin, moisturizer is amazing and foundation that evens out your skin when you use a rich creamy one and the eyeliner that b

he says as a latino he was classified below angelos, taunted and beaten. >> what i had to go through at the beginning of world war ii, it was awful. it's awful. i don't know how i made it through. >> reporter: but the discrimination disappeared, mourinho said, after his infantry unit saw combat. on d-day they crossed the english channel knowing that death awaited any one of them on the french side. their only advantage, their numbers. more than 160,000 ally soldiers landed in normandy that day. 73,000 of them american. moreno said he jumped off the boat under heavy fire. >> i thought was i wasn't going to make it to the beach. >> reporter: moreno said that the sand was littered with carnage. >> you couldn't help but see a head go by or an arm or from here down. the water would be red. >> reporter: 14 of the 25 men from moreno's boat died. that day a total of 2,499 american soldiers perished. >> what did they die for? >> freedom. freedom. >> reporter: moreno went on to liberate the german concentration camp. >> all we saw was dead people. >> reporter: the memories are almost 70 years

the judges ruled on the basis of the history of the school where there had been riots between angelo and hispanic students. under california law, appare apparently, the school district has a right to make a decision to do anything to ave avert confrontation. that's what they did. they said just during cinco de mayo. >> it's what's considered a heckler's veto. because you're worried about thugs attacking, you're going to ban the free speech of other people. >> it's happening. >> nevertheless, how can you suppress speech based on a few individuals in circumstances. >> the school is basically saying we can't prevent foithsd from happening so we're going to wave the white flag. >> if you knew there were 500 anglos and mexican american students who were going to be fighting, would you not try to do something to stop it. >> i would try to provide a safe environment for them to express their feelings. >> what bob is saying speaks to the victory of fear over freedom. the freedom of expression is designed specifically for incidents like this when risk is involved. you're supposed to have this

later it was redskins cornerback de-angelo hall joining the argument.both went back and forth as they disagreed on who is more dominant. >> in a world where laughter was king ... >> hal douglas -- a voice that was silenced last week. you've heard him on thousands of movie trailers -- from "men in black" to "meet the parents" to "lethal weapon." douglas's family says he died last friday, of complications from pancreatic cancer. hal douglas was 89. scientists have discovered a new breed of dinosaur that was a bully to run to the arctic. the pygmy tyrannosaur bones were found in the arctic but there were not identified as a new species until recently. the 25 ft. dinosaur was first thought to be a young team rex but scientists say it was full grown and may have been small in size due to conditions in the arctic. you may be celebrating saint patrick's day a few days early, but *today is the day that fans of math can get excited about. today is "national pi day. no, not the kind you have for dessert, but as in the mathematical constant that haunted you in sch

both those passengers in appearance would have to be of angelo dissent. >> yes. >> and taliban lhereinies the question, were they of asian dissent in this footage is very important. there is video footage of them intering, at the ticket counter, video footage of them showing the passport to security personnel. the video will be extremely important as to where the direction this investigation goes. >> foreign ministry officials in italy and austria confirm are alive. they will play an important role in the investigation. >> the only place they can go right now is to the people they stole the passports from. where did you lose it? where was it stolen? were you in this neighborhood, that neighborhood? were you in a store? and one of those massports were stolen, i think the italian passports was stolen in august of 2013. interpol is involved in this. all the information from the united states and other countries involved will go to interpol. >> what happened from the time flight 370 took off at 12:41 a.m. until it lost contact two hours later is a mystery. >> what about these facial i.d. c

projects, and the burning street, engulfed at the conclusion of burning man 20126789 the next is the angelo fish art car created by mark whitman. the next chatter box art car. church trap, another interactive piece by rebecca, 2013. >> the church is supported by a giant stick and the pews are inside so it's precariously perched like a primitive mouse trap. you can interpret it from there. >> charlie: larry from google proposed a tech burning man in may 2013, key note teach, here's what he said, we don't want our world to change too fast but maybe we could set apart a piece of the world. i like going to burning man, for example, an environment where people can change new things. i think as technologists we should have safe places where we can try out new things and figure out the effect on society, the effect on people without having to deploy it to the whole world. what it is is a laboratory. >> it is a laboratory, and the interesting thing is there's technology and there's art and then there's this fascinating interzone where art and technology are working with one another. then people tak

low 70's and 71 in alameda 74 in san angelo. 75 and in fremont.e things will be a little cooler was still pretty nice and one half moon bay said the seven and pacific a offensive is the scope 22 degrees there pre up in the north bay will be in the '70s and will hit the '70s as well in san 77 petaluma 78 and at nassau. >> : look at extended forecast will one conditions tomorrow and sunday. as we head into monday tuesday pretty mild but cooler later in the week. coming up a haunted house sleepover winchester mystery house this book here at night how soon you might find yourself there after two more hours pre + search for road rage killer and two female announcer:search what will you get with your new sleep train mattress? man: i'm getting a camera! - i'm getting an espresso maker! - i'm getting a new smart phone! female announcer: during sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected beautyrest, posturepedic or tempur-pedic mattresses. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. - a new tv... - a laptop... - a ga

new tonight at 6 home burglary on the rise in san angelo.hey're fed up please save thieves posing as construction workers are targeting victims while they're at home. police are taking an old school approach to getting the word out. a visible presence in her community and police technician jennifer crosby is hitting the streets >> : she of all officers are going door to door to warn residents of a number of burglaries they call construction scams. we're giving up its fliers to residents. >> : it ought to cover three blocks in and out a lot flyer's trade >> : was three months such burglaries' in some cases these identified themselves as employees. >> : the got knocked on the door blew the person to let them in the backyard and wall this president is distracted one of the people go in the house and burglarize the house. nicole knows it all too well. >> : my husband and i were spent last year is why today knock on our door was a welcome sight. it makes me feel like they're paying attention that's a good thing. >> : other pedestrian hit by a nic

sunnyvale >> : 70 in concord uppers' six seasons for the east bay shore line 67 hayward 60 also in san angelocoastline. 66 in san francisco 07 news for the north bay. >> : look at satellite are petras afternoon clear skies we do have a little bit of high cloud coverage approaching the storm system offshore his tail end of it going to approach is for the weekend not for tomorrow but for sunday. future cast midnight our little bit of light rain study in north bay is the head and a later morning hours and what you had on the south by eight were looking at widespread like showers will continue to the day no moderate rain not mixing in here. rain actually will continue into sunday night. yvette monday morning. this is as far as the model got right now appeared to be posted to the weekend. ran had lasted late morning hours of rain will favor the north bay will see more right there up to an inch of rain elsewhere will be under a quarter of an inch of rain south of the golden gate. as far as this year i'll be dry and warm up there tomorrow but sunday will see rain before we see so very late into the

but angelo lutz businessman and restaurant taur says if it wins i won't have much of an impact on thel always be guided by the guy with the money in his pocket. >> he's still going to call the book maker to pet because he can bet with no money. >> wouldn't the book makers lose some of their business? couldn't they say i could bet with so-and-so or take my wife and family and have dinner and drinks and watch games. >> who cares. he's the general better. you want the genuine gambler. you're not looking for john and nancy adams to order champagne cocktails and pomegranate martinis. that ain't what you do. that and it your weed. that ain't where you draw your money from. >> reporter: he says he's given up mob gambling and supports legalized gambling. >> if it can help fix roads, cetera why not. >> you made a good luving running an illegal operation. why now would you say i'm okay with letting the state of new jersey take over my illegal gambling operation. >> because they won't take it over. it won't put a accident in it. it's one more book maker coming to town. they're just getting a pie

at a press conference announcing her return, the family's attorney, angelo sarno called it a happy solutionis blossomed into something no one wanted or expected. >> a teen brat suing her parents for college tuition? >> it's a very confusing story in a lot of ways. >> is she just entitled? spoiled? >> one week ago rachel sued her parents, sean and elizabeth for non-emancipation asking for $654 a week for child support and tuition. she accused her parents of being abusive. sean and elizabeth said their 18-year-old daughter left their home because she refused to break up with a boyfriend they considered a bad influence and would not follow house rule and keep in curfew. >> they wanted her to move. they wanted her to fail and they wanted her out of that school. >> judge peter bogard denied the request. >> it is not easy to parent a teenager. it is also not easy to be a teenager. >> it's reconciliation above all else. >> everyone needs to take a step back and realize that this family and rachel in particular is well worth the effort to salvage. >> now, perhaps what was an openly contentious deba

. >> with the media waiting outside the fbi, the mayor's spokesman, angelo fuster was called in to handleess photographer, why he was inside the building, trying to get a scoop on the suspect? and he said, no, that's my son. i thought, oh, geez. homer told him. >> they detained him and impounded my car for littering. they detained him for littering is what he said. i said that doesn't -- he said at night. i said littering? he said, yeah, he was driving over this bridge and stopped to throw some garbage and they rushed him and stopped him. at that point i said, homer, i don't think you need to talk to me anymore. >> we asked wayne williams about throwing garbage off the bridge. he denied his father ever said that. your father said you stopped to get rid of some trash. >> no, he -- my father never said that. i never said that and my father never said it. >> while father and son were inside the fbi, evidence technicians were combing the williams home. the fbi's top fiber expert, harold dedman, led the search. in wayne's bedroom he took clippings from a purple bedspread and from a yellow blan

they maybe signs, but the approach is based on the technique of an unlikely source, michael angelo. >il burning holes into the paper. these are all burned and ready to go. a painter will group this when he gets to the wall and take a bag that's filled with dust and rub it over the surface here. it leaves the impression of that part of the artwork. >> they're ready to paint. well, not quite. it takes thousands of pounds of rigging to get here, dangling off the rooftops. a tight schedule also makes for a hectic week. they call themselves wall dogs, laboring seven days in a row or more, battling fatigue and the element. >> we've been working in 15-degree weather with wind chills below zero this winter. it's just something you got to deal with. the wall's not going to paint itself. we got to do it ourselves. >> clients pay a premium for just one of these ads, because this kind of performance art creates an invaluable buzz you don't get with traditional outdoor campaigns. >> there's something about seeing someone on scaffolding high, like at a very high vantage point that turns heads. the

scruggs as well says to include in all your concerts there's my shows have a lot of angelo grow a lot of fiddle but i mean you know i have different concerts for different towns my life right now over headlining a major amphitheaters and it's as loud as we can legally get away with you know spirit tars or lennon and you're going to see clips from the documentary it will push what was your break we did you have a big it was kind of a kind of my break and it came in waves i guess just my main thing was just playing anywhere and everywhere that possibly could and one of the guys i was playing with our drummer had to work in the tape library for a publishing house his job was to put to go. different songs on a seat on a cassette so the song plugger go take that to me wrong time to time drop a kind of song so he knew people and he helped me. meet some make some contacts then i got a mark two or one a horizontal winner's wing and commit to give the guy and bribe a verse and he produced my first record so it's just different people on the way of kind of come into my life and help me out. to