thomas hanibel and paris moffatt and andrew debous, and anthony carter and anthony hunter and marcus carter. one is deceased. i missed coming last week because i've been dealing with a lot with my son, and i just don't want people to forget my child. i know that i come here with these pictures all the time. but this mostly is for the sf-gov television, for people to see this and see what i'm going through and what i'm still going through. my son had a mother. he has a father. and this is what they left me with. i'm still seeking justice for my son. and a d.a. knows who killed their son and the police know who killed their son except for no witnesses. what do we do? i'm just asking for justice for my child. you have all of the names. i need something done and i know that it sounds redundant and i keep repeating this but something nodes to be done. >> the tip line is... any other public comment? general public comment? okay, seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> clerk: line item 7, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 9 below, closed session, includin

anthony: vilmos zsigmond, legendary cinematographer. if, for some reason, you don't know the name, you sure as hell know his work. the oscar winning "close encounters", "the deer hunteron "mccabe & mrs. miller", "the long goodbye", "deliverance." he created a whole new palette. took crazy risks. changed film language in ways that people still try to imitate. and he's making our camera crew very nervous, i can tell you. >> anthony: self taught yourself. you taught yourself to shoot. >> vilmos: basically i always tried to use my father's little kodak camera. my luck was, actually, that i became sick with some kidney disease. i was in bed for a month and an uncle of mine gave me a book about eugene lubovich, who was a great photographer. i bought the camera for myself, and started to take just amateur pictures. >> anthony: one thing that hasn't changed through the years is the hungarian affection for "taking the waters." marinating in thermal baths, a tradition going back to the romans, continued by the ottomans, and something that survived right through two wars and communism, and they do it in style. >> anthony: who came here back in those days? was this reserved for

hunter was training to be a volunteer emotional support dog. >>> this morning, we're hearing from a redwood city couple who found a mountain lion in their driveway. anthony and lizzy lulu's camera caught it as they took off. what the camera didn't catch was what happened in anthony's driveway. he described it as three terrifying seconds when he locked eyes with the mountain lion. >> i immediately picked up my phone. >> he said very panicked and serious, where are you? >> she was worried that the house was on fire. >> somebody had broken in. >> i was like, do not move. don't get out of the car. she had the dog. >> he said, there is a mountain lion in the driveway. don't get out of the car. >> anthony estimated the cougar was as big as a bicycle. he said he flashed his lights, honked his horn and took off. the couple hasn't seen it since. >>> president trump is now headed back to the u.s. after four days in japan. this is a live look at the white house this morning. the president is expected to arrive there later this afternoon. now, while in japan, the president visited troops stationed there as part of a memorial day commemoration. >> i want to start by