our lines go out to bush st., all the way to third -- it is quite a big swath of the community. those neighborhoods and police stations are within our jurisdiction. supervisor mirkarimi: it just so happens that my district abuts to your border. it struck an initial concern when this conversation came up almost three years ago. how do you answer the question to people who say we have the same needs but yet those people who are cited a or are arrested or violations occur outside the board but not out -- but not far outside the border, how would the same people get the same level of service outside of the radius? what do you tell people? >> what we were able to do is offer services on site to any san francisco residence. you do not need a criminal case to access the center. any person who may be in need of the services we have to offer can come to the service center and we will figure out and link them to whatever community resources we have available. we are very aware that communities all over san francisco need those resources and we invite those whether you have a case or not t

our lines go out to bush st., all the way to third -- it is quite a big swath of the community. those neighborhoods and police stations are within our jurisdiction. supervisor mirkarimi: it just so happens that my district abuts to your border. it struck an initial concern when this conversation came up almost three years ago. how do you answer the question to people who say

new york middle class sponsible that are or where the economy is that right mt now it's called st and bush. so their president is on the streets of clapham to find out what people think about the turks none of them are. we can sound a juvenile son just to appeal in london court ruling ordering his extradition to sweden on sex assault charges saying that baseless and that he won't get a fair trial that also has a lawyer about has been making us why he's going sense for trial while other foreign citizens want a broader far more serious charges to strong britain. wiki leaks founder julian assange learns the court has ordered his extradition to sweden to face questions over rape allegations and he's got some interesting questions of his own why is it . that i am started. a nonprofit brief. when three hundred and fifty thousand dollars bail. why is it that i am kept. under electronic house arrest. when i have not even been charged in any country he's not the only one asking that particularly as the british government has a history of saying asylum system fairly controversial parrott says recent

st. louis cardinals. >> game three as august bush jr. resides. >> reporter: and for years, source of much of the city's wealth. so, what is it to be a busch in st. louis? >> it's not bad. it's pretty amazing. they are treated like royalty. they behave like royalty. >> reporter: this isn't just an opulent upbringing this is an upbringing that was unique and over the top in many ways. >> right. the busches had the license and the where with all to have some crazy tastes. the busch men over the course of history have had elephants and chimpanzees that they dress up and have them drink budweiser. >> reporter: julie mcintosh is the author of "dethroning the king." the buyout was devastating. abruptly ending the family's 150-year reign and it happened on the fourth's watch. it was a time he was still trying to prove himself to the former ceo -- his father. and overcome a well-worn reputation as a playboy. >> august iv is a pretty tortured soul from an emotional standpoint and so i've always got an sense that though he may be the life of the par

st.? and this happened under bush. thank you. guest: let me say i agree wholeheartedly that our economy is better served by taking those families who basically got into a situation where they had bad loans or maybe their income was reduced slightly, but they are having a difficult time even though they are still working. we're better off -- every house in that neighborhood is better off not having another for closure. if the person is the working, let's see whether we can refinance or modify those loans into a situation where that family can continue to be a responsible homeowner, but the mortgage matches their ability to pay, which is what should have happened in the first place. as far as president bush, i think there's a lot of folks to blame for this. we did not deal with this problem. we went through successive eras of deregulation. this blind faith that somehow the corporate finance mortgage market is going to be more credible and less abusive and more professional than any government role. the result is what we got. any an

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bush the fourth. nbc's kevin tibbles is in st. louis with details on this story. kevin, good morning. >> reporter: matt, well, the coroner's report has not been released. there is a report that has been confirmed by our nbc affiliate, ksdk, that contains toxicology information into the death of adrienne martin. nearly two months after her mysterious death, new clues about what may have happened to 27-year-old adrienne martin. the aspiring model was found dead last december at the mansion of her boyfriend, august busch iv, heir to the fortune. he had cocaine and the pain killer oxycodone in her system at the time of her death. the toxicology reports were released to the family. nick misster spoke with the ex-husband, dr. kevin martin. >> he was surprised to hear those results, because adrienne was always anti drug, is what he told me. >> reporter: martin's husband told "the post dispatch" that adrienne had a heart condition, but never suspected she was using drugs. medical experts say the two should not mix. >> it can be a deadly combination, especially in people w

st.? and this happened under bush. thank you. guest: let me say i agree wholeheartedly that our economy is better served by taking those families who basically got into a situation where they had bad loans or maybe their income was reduced slightly, but they are having a difficult time even though they are still working. we're better off -- every house in that neighborhood is better off not having another for closure. if the person is the working, let's see whether we can refinance or modify those loans into a situation where that family can continue to be a responsible homeowner, but the mortgage matches their ability to pay, which is what should have happened in the first place. as far as president bush, i think there's a lot of folks to blame for this. we did not deal with this problem. we went through successive eras of deregulation. this blind faith that somehow the corporate finance mortgage market is going to be more credible and less abusive and more professional than any government role. the result is what we got. any an