that's what buehler thought. >> i've run into people that have had griefor times.acted this way in my presence, when it came to something like that. >> reporter: when they got back to modesto, scott was booked into jail it seemed like the end of the road for scott peterson. but the circus wasn't leaving. it was just moving up the road a bit. >> reporter: coming up -- >> i am innocent. >> he can be very smooth, but there's something under beneath the surface. >> reporter: prosecutors speak out in their first in depth television interview. >> he wanted a different life. >> reporter: the story it's take man #2: we're not coming out! on nearly 15 years to share. man] flo: [ amplified ] i got this. guys, i know being a first-time homeowner is scary, but you don't have to do this. man #2: what if a tree falls on our garage? woman: what if a tornado rips off our roof? flo: you're covered. and you've bundled your home and auto insurance, so you're saving a ton. come on. you don't want to start your new life in a dirty old truck. man #3: hey. man #1: whoa, whoa. flo: sorry.

. >> good afternoon could mike buehler on behalf of san francisco heritage.san francisco heritage is the citywide preservation advocacy and education organization and we are currently partnering with san francisco latino historical society on the first ever citywide latino historic context statement. with particular emphasis on the resources within the latino cultural district. 953 treat ave. is located within the boundaries of the district. it's an increasingly rare example 19th-century worker housing in this particular neighborhood. according to the board of supervisors resolution approving the cultural district in 2014 it demarcates the area with the greatest concentration of latino cultural limericks businesses institutions, festivals, and festival routes. the latino presence and events described in the resolution date back to 1821. 953 treat has been witness to the ways of migration settlement at the moment that transformed and she does neighborhood overtime. despite the highly sensitive nature of the latino cultural district it's noteworthy that the mul

. >> good afternoon could mike buehler on behalf of san francisco heritage.san francisco heritage is the citywide preservation advocacy and education organization and we are currently partnering with san francisco latino historical society on the first ever citywide latino historic context statement. with particular emphasis on the resources within the latino cultural district. 953 treat ave. is located within the boundaries of the district. it's an increasingly rare example 19th-century worker housing in this particular neighborhood. according to the board of supervisors resolution approving the cultural district in 2014 it demarcates the area with the greatest concentration of latino cultural limericks businesses institutions, festivals, and festival routes. the latino presence and events described in the resolution date back to 1821. 953 treat has been witness to the ways of migration settlement at the moment that transformed and she does neighborhood overtime. despite the highly sensitive nature of the latino cultural district it's noteworthy that the mul

. >> good afternoon could mike buehler on behalf of san francisco heritage.san francisco heritage is the citywide preservation advocacy and education organization and we are currently partnering with san francisco latino historical society on the first ever citywide latino historic context statement. with particular emphasis on the resources within the latino cultural district. 953 treat ave. is located within the boundaries of the district. it's an increasingly rare example 19th-century worker housing in this particular neighborhood. according to the board of supervisors resolution approving the cultural district in 2014 it demarcates the area with the greatest concentration of latino cultural limericks businesses institutions, festivals, and festival routes. the latino presence and events described in the resolution date back to 1821. 953 treat has been witness to the ways of migration settlement at the moment that transformed and she does neighborhood overtime. despite the highly sensitive nature of the latino cultural district it's noteworthy that the mul

buehler? anyone? $35,000. interesting figure. and so, once again we go in this chasing around that the $35,000 is some astronomical figure, when the reality is that's competitive to what the airlines are providing to very junior pilots in the course of their careers. the phrase that comes to mind is nothing is too good for the troops and nothing is what they get. so i applaud you, general grosso, for putting together the profi proposal for the bonuses. they do retain. general peterson, if i may because of your extensive background in 160th soar, you're a very unique pilot with a very unique background, if you don't have the types of pilots in our special ops aviation community, what in fact does that have on our rangers and special operations forces do that we rely so heavily on for our missions? could you speak to that a little bit? >> without the retention of hand selected and then exceptionally highly trained aircraft commanders, pilots and air mission commanders, one, we would not be able to accomplish the complex missions in