. >> the growing family included susan atkins from san jose, california. mansion had a penchant for nicknames. >> susan atkins had a troubled past than most of them. susan had a father who was an alcoholic and her mother, who she adord died very young. >> she didn't get along with her father and gravitated to san francisco and became a topless dancer and met manson at the haight. >> also, patricia kremwinkel. she once wanted to become a nun. >> she was not a very attractive young would. she said he focused on her took her in another room told thor take off her clothes and look in the mirror to see how beautiful she was. you know? talk about telling people what they want to hear about themselves. he left the car there with paycheck in the glove compartment and never came back. >> the bus bound manson as flifd los angeles for a stay in early 1968. manson began hanging out on the sunset strip. >> the sunset strip was the hub of what is going on in the rock music wis is back after this in late 06s. the beginning of everything. where they had whiskey a go go an

. >> the growing family included susan atkins from san jose, california. mansion had a penchant for nicknames. >> susan atkins had a troubled past than most of them. susan had a father who was an alcoholic and her mother, who she adord died very young. >> she didn't get along with her father and gravitated to san francisco and became a topless dancer and met manson at the haight. >> also, patricia kremwinkel. she once wanted to become a nun. >> she was not a very attractive young would. she said he focused on her took her in another room told thor take off her clothes and look in the mirror to see how beautiful she was. you know? talk about telling people what they want to hear about themselves. he left the car there with paycheck in the glove compartment and never came back. >> the bus bound manson as flifd los angeles for a stay in early 1968. manson began hanging out on the sunset strip. >> the sunset strip was the hub of what is going on in the rock music wis is back after this in late 06s. the beginning of everything. where they had whiskey a go go an

but mainly atkins believes persistence pays off. it's that punk rock diy mindset of what's stopping me, nothing is stopping anybody from doing anything. you just have to do it and correct as you go. martin atkins - currently serves as chairman of the music department at the sae institute, a media education school. as the country transitions to the new healthcare system...physicians and hospitals are implementing new medical codes for diagnoses. medical coders are in high demand. there is shortage of 3 to 4 million workers. starting salaries are between 50 and 60 thousand dollars a year. ira shapiro, of codesmart, says the jobs could be ideal for veterans, or nurses. "nurses who may already have some clinical expertise that want to transition out of the operating room. it's for many different types of people." shapiro says clinical documentation specialists are also in demand, as many offices have still not made the change to electronic medical records. as health care enrollment-- gets underway -- con artists are taking advantage of

it would be released for one night beds we have atkins the 90, thirty beds. the way beds are assigned one of the clients can go to one of our sites to wherever there's an vacancy. we're looking to improve that. we're working with 311 so we'll be able to expand their involvement in making shelter reservation and making the access to the 90, thirty beds more uniform and equal across disability, gender and so forth. so we currently have the changing system in place but we hope to expand to include a call in service of 311. >> thank you. >> i wanted to make a comment. i think it's important to have the space for shelter like this. obviously you explained the programming and the services that are provided what make it work. you know, my sort of dream is san francisco is filled with energy and innovation. we see people step from all walks of life to help this. i'm hoping that the supervisor is working on this and san francisco what move up and it's the compassion in this room that's the key. so i'm obviously in support. commissioner moore and a just one final comme

what is the result for our riders especially the elderly atkins and the young. we believe it to be a serious inconvenience associated with changing buses especially at night. will the exciting 3 riders continue to be muni riders if you terminate their service. thank you >> thank you. >> i'm barbara and i live on jackson street and i'm following up with alex on say environmental impact of the plan. the goals set out to enhance accessibility and railways traffic time and improve reliability b will not be achieved. we estimate that half of the passengers about 2 hundred and 35 a day about 6 hundred people will be stranded and forced to use taxis. this adds 5 hundred miles of auto traffic and another 3 hundred and 25 cars and a taxis driving and parking downtown near union square. there are no benefits from the t e p instead we add 2 hundred and 25 metric tons of greenhouse gas. it's a negative impact on san francisco's goal for a green city. will they're there be a cost savings. the number 3 is not the most under used lines. thirty to 35 have lower use and 20 of th

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clover fire as destroyed more than 65 homes, including the home of the volunteer fire chief doug atkins. he's been battling the fire since it started on monday, trying to save the homes of others, never realizing his own home was at risk. >> definitely i wasn't even thinking about my house. i was just making sure others didn't. >> the flames there are 65% contained. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> the california legislature votes to allow driver's licenses for immigrants who are in the u.s. illegally. the governor said he would sign the measure into law. he hopes it will send a message to washington that immigration reform is long overdue. >>> lawmakers have approved renaming the western part of the bridge after willie brown. a san francisco law firm is suing the state to stop the renaming. the firm says lawmakers approved a quote, shady deal. one attorney explains his biggest problem with the renamed bridge. >> the major of the bridge -- [ inaudible ] >> as of tonight, the western span of the bay bridge is named the willie l. brown, junior, bridge. >>> police a

doug atkins has been since it started monday. he says when he went back home after the first night of the fire. his house was gone. "at that point i wasn't even thinking about my house, i was just at a house on in cloverdale lane making sure that one didn't burn." the cause of the fire is still under investigation. new tonight, the bay area already has some of the worst traffic in the country kron 4's charels clifford has details. according to the metropolitan transporation commission,during the first week of september, there was crossing bay area bridges as compared to last year. for example, on september 4th of last year 351,696 cars passed through the toll plazas, on september 4th of this year there were 360,156 cars that's a 2.4 percent increase. standup the question now because why are there more cars on the roadways now than during the same time period last year? let's take a look at a couple possiblitys. at the top of the list is bart.... 80's southbay tomorrow more weather we come back. could the ongoing labor troubles be

atkins, i should have made a meat loaf cake. toward the south bay, a nice easy drive.me starts to build with the headlights down into the south bay. we'll show you some of the tri-valley speeds, starting to see the dip from 580 out of the altamont pass. 680 and 84 not a problem. back to you. >> 5:57. >> everyone talking about the emmys. we'll bring you some of the highlights still to come. >> new video of a water main break in the south bay. we'll have details. >> and we continue to watch kenya where police are entering day three of a standoff. conflicting reports how many hostages remain inside. we'll bring you the latest. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed int

. >>> en la escena fue detenido este sujeto, charles atkins junior.n a verla porque les atrajo su belleza. >>> este incidente que se produjo el 22 de agosto la llamada telefÓnica se dio a conocer hace algunas horas. y apuesto a los muchachos en el centro de la atenciÓn. el sujeto que secuestrÓ a la mujer estÁ en prisiÓn. con una fianza de 50 mil dÓlares que por supuesto no ha podido pagar. >>> en syria, todo indica que los grupos armados de la oposiciÓn adoptan las mismas tÁcticas del gobierno, que estan tratando de derrocar un video de new york time. muestra la ejecuciÓn de varios soldados del ejÉrcito sirio. los efectivos del rÉgimen de bashar al-assad. con el torso desnudo y la cabeza contra el piso. escucharon versos revolucionarios luego de ser ultimados y sus cadÁveres fueron lanzados en una fosa comÚn. >>> el conflicto en syria capturÓ la mirada en el g 20. putin se interpone a una llegada a syria. obama bien busca aliados internacionales para un ataque a ese paÍs. pero todo a punta a que la mayorÍa del g 20, estÁ inclinada a una soluciÓn polÍt

the suspect, charles atkins lewis jr. is now being charged with aggravated kidnapping.oman told police she feared she would have been raped and murdered if no one stepped in to help. >> she was tearing up. and she said, this might found dorky. but tonight, you're my real-life superheroes. >> reporter: two unlikely hero, who will never look at a woman at a stop light quite the same way ken. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> great kids. >>> an interesting story about deion sanders. this comes from "the l.a. times." sanders criticized former players who filed concussion claims against the league. but he filed a claim during his career. sanders is reportedly among a host of nfl network an lists who filed claims along with coaches and team personnel. >>> after the current nfl season, this one started with a record-tying performance by peyton manning. >> he led the broncos to a resounding victory over the super bowl champs, the ravens. manning tied the league record, throwing seven touchdowns. manning said he never really thought about letting up. >> i felt like we had to

>> i've tried atkins, g.i., the zone, south beach, and the cabbage. i've been on more diets than anyone i know. >> which would suggest you're not committed to any of them. >> louisa thinks it could be me thyroid. >> oh, does she? >> what are you doing? for goodness sake-- >> no, just--well--well, wait a minute. i haven't finished my examination. >> oh, yes, you have. [door opens and closes] [thud] >> ahem. [seagulls] >> and woods on the 60. >> i'll get changed. >> woods is in good form. >> is mom ready? >> she'll join us later. >> is she all right? >> why do you ask? >> well, she's hardly spoken a word to me. >> i've cancelled the table at the hotel. i thought we should go to the crab. >> what for? >> page 1, martin. first time in a new place, buy everyone a drink. >> the line is good. yeah, good pace. [applause] >> oh, shot! >> right. >> i haven't had the time to do me exercises. sorry. >> that's all right. let's start with some vowels, shall we? ♪ i, a, e, o, u >> ♪ i, a, e, o, u >> very good. now, tongue behind the top of the teeth. and-- >> ♪ i, a

a suspect, charles atkins lewis, jr., has now been charged with aggravated kidnapping.an told police she feared she would have been raped and murdered if no one had stepped in to help. >> she was tearing up and she said, "this might sound dorky, but tonight you guys are my real life superheroes." >> reporter: two unlikely heroes who will never look at a woman at a stoplight quite the same way again. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >>> and coming up next here, baby love, a new panda cub the size of a stick of butter and a headline, what they learned about the baby tonight. our "instant index." wit's hard to find contractors with the passion and the skill, and that's why we use angie's list. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time with honest reviews on over 720 local services. i want it done right. i don't want to have to worry about it or have to come back and redo it. with angie's list, i was able to turn my home into the home of my dreams. for over 18 years, we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. a man who do

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susan atkins decides to impress prisoners and ties everything together and we get a trial. one last point just before the final resting the mojave desert, mincing gathers the family around and says if he is ever arrested again he will play crazy charlie for as long as it takes to convince everybody he is insane and let him go. the rest of the family if they see him acting like crazy charlie should never believe it. what we have seen since is an ad that has been successfully carried on for ever -- for over 44 years if you talk to the other family members now they say it is the crazy charlie act he still writes to the of their family members to keep loyal the letter says he wanted to change the world but you let the world change your. he has an organization and is a committed environmentalist if you send a big enough to nation there are charles manson collectors in manson himself gave me permission to reproduce the of prison paintings with helter-skelter. not just me and said in los angeles but bill whole life and times he lived. history does not happen in a vacuum he is a pr

chief doug atkins raced to save one home.just moments after he learned he lost his own home in the fire. >> at that point i was not thinking about my house. i was at a house making sure that one didn't burn. there was nothing in my mind but saving that house. >> the fire has burned 8,000 acres since it started on monday. full containment is expected this sunday. >>> disgraced cyclist lance armstrong gave back the bronze medal he won. he says the bronze medal he won in the sydney, australia games is on its way to the international olympic headquarters now. earlier this year armstrong admitted to using performance enhancing drugs most of his cycling career. he was stripped of his tour de france titles and banned from sr. participating. >>> we're live in san ramon where a starbucks employee opens up the shop for business this morning and discovered a fire. we'll tell you what one of the fire captains yust -- just told us. 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óioy >>> good morning. welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. this is what

lewis jr. >> i think he is going to try to confuse me. >> reporter: they followed atkins until the 25ys are awesome. get him! >> reporter: look closely at this dash cam video. you can see the victim being helped out by police who say atkins struck the young woman on the head as she left a downtown dallas office building and forced her into the car at gunpoint. she told police she feared she would have been raped and murdered if no one came to her rescue. a rescue unattainable if it wasn't for these two courageous teens. >> just a couple guys out in their car. joining me aaron arias and jamal harris. we wish you aa good morning. how are you? >> doing pretty good. >> i'm good, how are you? >> we're glad it have a chance to talk to you about this moment. i want to find out how this all came about. what happened that day? just a regular day, the two of you out in the car? >> yeah, we went to go pick up a friend. he had just gotten off at a walmart and we were going to go pick him up. >> you are driving down the road. something made you look at the car next to you, what was it? >> it was t

>> 37-year-old charles atkins lewis junior is now behind bars charged with aggravated kidnapping. is not clear whether he knew the victim. those teens say they do not consider themselves heroes but the woman says she certainly owes her life to those quick thinking boys. a ali. >> she sure does. i look more about the back story and how the kidnapping happened. casey stegall, thanks so much. >>> meanwhile we are learning more about the potential for the u.s. involvement in syria's civil war. what the u.s. military is working on and live report from the pentagon. >>> plus a troubling new sign for our economy and recovery as we get the latest unemployment numbers and research suggests prospects are bleak for millions of americans. >>> it appears a judge wants to undo his lenient sentence for a teacher who raped a student but are obstacles in the way? woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the wo

. >> reporter: charles atkins lewis jr.ind bars charged with aggravated kidnapping, being held on $50,000 bond. a motive is not clear whether he knew the 25-year-old victim. the teens a 19-year-old college student and 17-year-old high schooler got a huge hug from that woman at the scene after she was checked out by paramedics. dash cam video was rolling and we are getting that in to us here at fox news channel that captured this whole thing and we'll have that for you coming up on happening now. just an incredible story. martha: it's a great lesson in that. they always say if you are kidnapped do anything and everything to get attention of somebody and that's what she did and it may very well have saved her. >> reporter: also always follow your gut. if you think something's not right it may not be. martha: casey, thank you. we'll see you later. bill: the syrian opposition. freedom fighters as john kerry contend for terrorists as rand paul contends. martha: back to the moon. what scientists want to learn if they can get back

. >> reporter: charles atkins lewis is behind bars charged with aggravated kidnapping on $50,000 bond. the motive is not clear whether he knew his 25-year-old victim. those teens, by the way, a 19-year-old college student and a 17-year-old high schooler say they do not consider themselves heroes, jenna. but i bet that woman would have something else to say all together. incredible. jenna: i bet she would. good for them. nice to know people actually out there are paying attention on the road for whatever reason that brings them to it. casey, thank you very much. >> reporter: yeah. jon: doing the right thing. good news. >>> then there's this. a young man confesses in online video to driving drunk in a fatal wrong-way crash. look at the fallout for the video posted this week and what it could mean for his case. >>> a football team looks on in horror as their charter bus goes on up in flames. the driver acting quickly to save those on board. the latest on a fire that shut down part of this busy highway. >> i looked back and i could tell that the driver was on the phone, obviously calling

a suspect, charles atkins lewis jr. charged aggravated kidnapping.elp. >> she is tearing up. she said this might sound dorky, but tonight you guys are my real life super heroes. >> two unlikely heroes who will never look at a woman at a stoplight quite the same way again. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> all right. those two guys. unbelievable. >> yeah. absolutely. good for them. that's the kind of story we like to hear. >> yes. one game down in the nfl season. this one was a wild one. the craziness started even before the kickoff. as the ravens and broncos were forced to wait out a 33-minute delay because of lightning. >> denver was behind at halftime. quarterback, peyton manning got into gear. wound up throwing for 462 yards. and seven, yes, seven touchdown passes. that ties the nfl record for the most ever in a game. the reigning super bowl champs were out of this one well before it was over. denver downs baltimore, 49-27. >> for those interested in such things. manning scored 65 points in some fantasy leagues. good start to the season. looks