make outgoing calls. >> i hadn't paid the cell phone bill when it was dousso due, se phones were restrict. >> so when police say there was a call made. >> your response is what? >> that is not possible. >> could you make any calls. could you even make local calls. >> no, i couldn't. >> judge jeanine: yesterday this woman surfaced. megan wright. police contacted her because the call was made from irwin's missing cell phone the night baby lisa disappeared. and whoever called dialed wright's number. >> i received a phone call or my phone did the night that baby lisa went missing. apparently a 50 second phone call. i don't know who answered it or what was said or it was on the other end of the phone. >> megan has been interviewed by police four times. >> i told them i have been through the neighborhood with my boyfriend. didn't know the family. didn't recognize the pictures. had never seen baby lisa until i saw her on the news. >> judge jeanine: who made the call from the cell phone that night and why did the

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you will have five cars and cannot make a call. or you go from one tower to the next and drop your call. i want to submit a rebuttals statement to the data provided. this is to respond to the data provided by the neighbors. i have to say that judge hamilton of san francisco in 2006 in a metro pc yes case we site in our brief said that anecdotal found a that is not scientific for showing a significant gap in coverage, as compared to the real-time data provided by cellular networks. it is not just me. it is judge hamilton in a san francisco case. this is data provided by appellants. it is stuck. everybody is standing still. it is with a free app you can get of the internet. it is not accurate. they do not measure capacity, which is our biggest problem. the measure data, not a voice. -- they measyre data -- measure data, not voice, and it is all outdoors. that covers need. verizon wireless truly needs this. we think the people of san francisco needed. we have submitted to you at package that has nearly 700 text messages, e-mails, lett

>> this will be what we call an in-call operation.l over southeast michigan. the difference is today we're actually going to be going from hotel to hotel. >> undercover officer is at the mercy of the prostitutes to determine where and when the meet takes place and causes these operations to move quickly. >> because we're going into the unknown we'll have emergency planning in case something happens. we'll make sure everyone is vested up so we're taking those precautions to make sure that we have safety out there for our officers. >> don't recognize her. she's new. >> once again, detectives comb the online ads, looking for possible juveniles. >> she's put up more pictures. >> the undercover makes contact with a very young looking woman going by the name mercedes. >> says she was 18 years old and that she was willing to do new lap dancing but no sex or [ bleep ]. i responded back, would she be willing to do a hand job. she said she would be. right now we're texting back and forth. i asked if she's willing to do a car date. she's respond

call now!fered to residents of new york. ♪ ♪ >> eric: halloween is a week away. want to hear something really scary? two elementary schools in new jersey are banning the holida holiday. >> kimberly: this really upsets me. i feel like the country is going in the wrong direction. you have can't be like a kid or adult who wants to be a kid and have fun and dress up for halloween. the other idiot it's distracting because we're taking up time. the kids need more time in school to focus. really? they can't dress up like firemen and policeman. good union jobs, bob. >> dana: as a mom you know one of the things that the guy is complaining about is halloween is disruptive and it takes up a whole day. what about the parents who have to deal with multiple teacher in-service days now? i think those are disruptive. one day of children to dress up in a great american holiday. >> greg: it's not a holiday. why do we call at it holiday? what did you normally wear? >> kimberly: i was a notre dame cheerleader. i h

will call vote. >> [roll-call] there are a a 10yes and 1 no. president chiu: this item is passed on the first reading. >> and ordnance amending the legislation, to clarify only amount that paid to provide employee health care services shall satisfy the employer expenditure requirements of the health care security ordinance. supervisor campos: i was hoping this would be part of the consent agenda. [laughter] i want to first of all thank my colleagues on the government audit and oversight committee for forwarding this matter to the full board. i don't want to belabor the points that have been made. this legislation was introduced five months ago. i want to once again thank my colleagues who are cosponsoring the legislature -- the legislation. as we are now at a critical point in terms of the history of health care in this country, the rest of the country is following the lead of san francisco in moving toward universal health care. this piece of legislature and insurers san francisco continues to lead the way on the issue of health care -- this p

it also affects call capacity and dropped calls. the commission found it is necessary for san francisco to have adequate capacity at the site. the commission found the proposed facility would fill in gaps in coverage in the inner richmond district and provide necessary facilities for emergency transmissions in this area. as for whether the project is detrimental to health, safety, or convenience, antennas will commit frequency well within fcc regulations. specifically, the exposure level is less than 1%, below the fcc exposure limit, 400 times less than what would be allowed. this location may help improve public safety. horizon provides backup service for city emergency responders. the alert program, which notifies the public of emergencies based on text messaging, and a great deal of 911 calls are made of via cell phone. the commission found it was appropriate to approve the conditional use authorization. the department respectfully requests the bold up -- the board upholds the cu. supervisor cohen: >> thank you very much. i am cu

the number of successful calls, the number of dropped or blocked calls -- what were the reasons for the drops, and how do you know this? could it have been faulty batteries, other interference, or software on phones? there were questions raised about the burden of proof you have to show a lack of capacity. is there a necessity? i wanted you to respond to what people said. >> the data we provided came directly from our switches. we used to have a switch at granite street in san francisco. we moved that 2 fairfield. this data was taken in the last couple of weeks of august. supervisor mar: when was the data taken? i think somebody said it was the last week of august. when was it taken? >> during the last two weeks of august, during the busy hour, which for us is between 5:00 and 6:00 in the evening. dropped calls are mainly due to people either driving out of coverage areas, or in this case we are looking at ineffective attempts. that is people's attempts to get on to the system, not dropped calls. these numbers are based on ineffective attempts, people trying to get a line and unable to

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this is a style called lando. and it comes from undue. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was a dance of a ritual. >> (speaking spanish). >> and had the idea that the name is lamelinda. >> (speaking spanish). >> which was movement with the pelvic area. >> (speaking spanish) thank you very much. >> (speaking spanish). >> and this was considered not proper. so it was done in a different way. >> (speaking spanish). >> and those are softer movements and what we're going to show. >> (speaking spanish). >> which later became simbac simbacutcu. >> (speaking spanish). >> and sim bameans salute and couca means dance. >> that is it. okay. (speaking spanish) (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and later on it becomes the simba couca. (music). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> one of the stars also and they would play with the guitar which is not here today and also the violin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and it was called sapa tao. >> (speak

to make way for 911 calls? how many failed because of poor network management that had nothing to do with availability? bryson has provided none of disinformation. -- verizon has provided none of this information. >> i am the president of san francisco tomorrow. we support the neighbors in their appeal. we fully support this argument and it is highly appropriate that you provide more specific direction to the planning department as to when additional service is or is not required. >> good afternoon, supervisors. built this is completely lacking any meaningful data or a simple definition of terms. the design engineer report includes graphs purporting to show the pending capacity problems at the three closest sites. let's take a look at the st. mary's hospital. this is an implication that this is of greater importance. there are the words st. mary's hospital site and there is no clarity as to what units are being provided. presumably, the arguments the time because the words 100% capacity appear at the top. along

of course it is you can't have the players making calls. bookies saying call me.ife. he called his wife, reynolds. a lot of you have been chiming in. overwhelming response from a lot of you. we have a lot to share with you. says they can't make an exception for that because then everyone will be "calling his wife." >> excellent point. that's the point. >> maybe this is the point, though. another one here says absolutely not. yes. he should not be fined. he has a duty to his wife and family first. what do you say about that? >> i agree. it's an excellent point. no one is doubting his heart. it's just the timing of it in the middle of the game? not sure. did he leave the field in a stretcher? i did not see -- >> he was not in a stretcher. he had concussion-like symptoms but he was not allowed to go back into the game. his wife was watching, he knew she would be concerned. this one says polamalu could have hit the tunnel or locker room to make the call. step away, call wifey, turn to the sideline. issue averted. >> i'm totally with you, max. step into the tunnel go i

of the cali wasn't called chubby, she said. he was called george. you were called chubby. [laughter] there's one section here called 20 years one poem each, and of the quote leading that section is i believe an implicit political system that prohibits from public office only those whose names have awkward or difficult to rhyme george bush. i know it sounds like an easy name it rhymes with tusche but that's disrespectful. fortunately when george h. w. left office he had a lot of middle names, so i wrote a poem farewell to you, george herbert walker never treasured as a talker you're predicates were prone to wander off alone. you did your best in your own way the way of the greenwich country day. so just relax and take your keys and never ordered japanese. [laughter] here's one about mitt romney. mitt romney is bowl it's called. yes, he is so slick and speech and garb he reminds us all of ken and barbie so quick to shed his moderate regalia he may, like ken, be lacking the genitalia. [laughter] and here's one about sarah palin if i can find it. it's a barbra streisand standa

i just got the call., you know, after our conversation yesterday i wanted to call you. >> judge jeanine: we very much appreciate it. bill, you and i both know if they are freshly soiled diapers this they can do a dna and we will know whether or not that is baby lisa. >> that's right. that's right. >> and the soiled men's clothing. the police have gone shoulder to shoulder there, bill. they could not have missed this. that means this is recent. >> it was what i'm hearing and again, i'm hearing this from, you know, all these reporters are calling me. so they called me for comment and said have you heard there is coon firmed report of men's clothing, a backpack and freshly soiled diapers. that was it. >> judge jeanine: bill, thanks. i mean put on your law enforcement cap. assuming that that baby was in the area or that is man's clothes they were in the area after the police searched that means recently. who would come back to the area assuming it is in close proximity to the home with that kind of incriminat

we should call. i want to emphasize as we look into what the shelter is and is not doing, we know that we're acting as a hospital and the psychology -- a psychiatric ward and people coming out of prison and in nursing homes. with the money that is spent, will not have the resources to deal with what we see and i anticipate that this will get worse and not better. i say that the unrealistic expectations of the shelter system and a staff capacity that we currently have, we cannot possibly meet the complicated needs of the many residents that we really do try to serve. this is difficult. >> i appreciate your comments, that it would be helpful in future situations to have a discussion about what would happen, and we really do appreciate you bringing your perspective as someone who works in a shelter in terms of being able to address some difficult challenges. >> what would like to suggest or ask is that a group come together to brainstorm solutions, for the issues to become better. we are the ones attemp

>> it was called open arms. it was a name that was group at that housing development created for themselves. it may not have been up to codes or standards, but what i would like to see is us put money to those who are prepared to go not community and train them. instead of saying, it's great you got 50 kids. they weren't doing what we wanted them to be. we are going to pool the money, give it to an organization and we wonder why nobody comes. this is good dialogue. >> what you're saying and some of your comments are directed towards the mayor's office. it's all coming from a good place. >> it's what malik said. >> i am going to go on. >> just like everybody is saying. there as always been help. you really have to go take charge. my grandma told them. you have to sit them in the room and make your point be heard. if people have that much interest. they should walk down the neighborhoods and ask them what they would be interested in. maybe they would help out. there's never before that. i was on mission street and

call now!ice guarantee cannot be offered to residents of new york. >> you know, it was not that long ago the anniversary for the earthquake. we do not spend a lot of time spending a lot of time thinking about an earthquake. on the other hand, our next guest spends a fair amount of time. in fact he says he wears it on his sleeve at least on his shirt. let me introduced you to matt davis. he is a professor of psychology at the university of california. a " disaster man " on the campus. and he >> mostly volcanoes, earthquakes and more of the psychological aspect of how people perceive their risk. how can we motivate people to get better prepared. >> you found that physical and mental preparation can equate to survival. >> absolutely. people that bounceback quickly are the ones of the prepared before hand. it is obvious that if you have food and water you know what to do. you are much likely to survive. >> what is the mental preparation involved? >> to really make a list of what you need to accompl

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the philadelphia mayor calls the case sheer madness.ry hearing for the suspects is set for monday. >>> after president obama's $447 billion jobs bill stalled in the senate, the new plan is to chop up the bill and get congress to swallow the bite-size pieces. senate majority leader harry reid is hoping to get a vote today on one piece of $35 billion teachers and first responders job bill. democrats want a half percent surtax on that. >>> the united states and north korea are gearing up to restart negotiations designed to end pyongyang's nuclear program. special envoy stephen bosworth will lead a team of u.s. officials and meet their counterparts in geneva, switzerland next week. this is a precursor to full-blown six-party talks which stalled in 2008. >>> a new food recall to tell you about. more than 3,200 cases of taylor farms bagged salad cowl be contaminated with salmonella. h-e-b, marketside and taylor farms. the salads were sold in 14 states and puerto rico. no illnesses have been reported as of yet. >>> 33 points past the hour. ♪ y

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call now!ts of new york. >> eric: welcome back to "the five." we knew herman cain's 9-9-9 plan sounded catchy. now spirit airline is flying with it, $9 flights to select cities if you block tomorrow. you must have something for the 9-9-9 segment. >> greg: i nothing. a story that we do at the end of the show we don't pay attention to. a fun flight because they would be fun to be around. >> kimberly: i think it's smart marketing idea. >> bob: every gambler who couldn't get to vegas before will be on the flight. >> dana: a lot of people are starting to believe it's a terrible plan for the country. a lot of conservatives come after it today because it's regressive. >> bob: it's not regrisive. >> eric: why because of the sales tax part of it? >> dana: and income tax part. >> greg: michele bachmann her suggestion it would be, if they flipped it, it would be better. 6-6-6. why not? >> bob: don't say that. >> eric: we don't have time but thankfully someone has -- >> kimberly: he has a plan. he is open.

he called? >> yeah. >> at 2:30 a.m.g down they decide to call it a night. >> yeah. go home. >> the police hadn't planned it this way. they thought it would just be stripped for parts, but their bait car has just become a getaway car. >> and they would have gotten away with it. >> if that fellow wasn't in the backseat. >> that little fellow, nbc's hidden camera has captured the whole thing. the next morning back at the tow yard instead of taking the bait car to a chop shop sal capozia riefrs and tell us the workers what needs to be done. >> everything has to come up, flaco. the seats, the center console and get the dash out. >> the dash? >> no, just the speedometer cluster, the radio. >> one by one, parts of the car removed. >> it is a pain staking process. the boss checking in periodically to monitor their progress. >> can't do it that way. >> some of the parts they save. others, they simply destroy. >> it's all happening in the back of the tow yard behind a large truck out of view, but thanks to nbc's hidden cameras, p

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madam clerk, please call the roll. >> [roll call] mr. president, all members are present. supervisor chiu: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, could you join me in the pledge of allegiance? >> to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. supervisor chiu:, luke's -- colleagues, you should have copies of the september 20 meeting minutes. could i have a motion to approve this? those minutes are approved. are there any communications? >> i have no communications at this time. >> could you go through our consent agenda items? >> items one through five comprise the consent agenda and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote unless and member of the board or public requests an item discussed separately. supervisor cohen: item three. supervisor chiu: on the remainder. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. supervisor chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. >> there are 11 auye.s supervisor chiu: the

"glee" calls me out. like, "ha ha. i'm a [ bleep ] clown. so i'm a clown, you know?" [ laughter ] you know. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's infective. let it out. let it out. >> it's a bummer, dude. >> jimmy: let it out, man. >> it's a bummer, it's a bummer. >> jimmy: let it out. >> i'm, like, all shaken up by this. remember that guy? and so i already got it in my head that i don't like this guy, okay? so -- i'm sure he's a good human being. but you don't throw a dude under the bus that's just sitting there being quiet. i never met him before. >> jimmy: he's like a bully. >> he bullied me. he's a big-timer on fox. i'm this new kid. i got stars in my eyes. he's all, you know, he's been to the dance before, you know? [ laughter ] and so, i'm just some -- some movie guy trying to make my way in that world. and so cut to a couple weeks later, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm at some douche-y hollywood party that i have to go to for work, okay? and it's all these, like, lame actors and everything, right? a

from now on, they never have to call their wives. they are going why don't you call me? i can't.actice or out drinking and do whatever they want. if i call, i get fined. >> bob: this doesn't apply to you, i'm sorry. >> kimberly: how does he get con cussed with fabulous hair. i have hair envy. >> bob: he has a history of concussions and it's a major problem in the national football league. i agree you can't, you know, we have guys using the cell phones to call their families or bookies or girlfriends or whatever. but in this case, i think there ought to be at least given some slack on this, because he had had a concussion and his wife was worried. >> kimberly: that baby. >> bob: they are worried about setting rules for their own image and they don't have enough rules to protect the people and players from the serious injury. >> kimberly: great point. >> bob: this is significant that the n.f.l. went out of their way to fine this guy and don't spend that much time on money focusing on concussion. dabs why don't they fine them when they have fights? >> bob: they do. they have that. y

called the rudder.the fool they reach home they will have to cover some fourteen multiple miles through rough waves. sure is that so much as a lot of people will listen. to for roughly fifty occupy protests occurring in eighty two countries worldwide this is a global protest movement with state power. the missing link the un calls for an investigation into the death of colonel gadhafi off the gruesome footage in the media fails to pinpoint exactly when or how the else did libyan leader lost his night. became very sorry that he died but that. was western leaders cheer the colonel's demise claims emerged that secretly relieved to get death he won't be spilling the beans about his previous dealings with the u.s. and its. labor unions call for more protests in greece is the parliament approved compaq's amid mass chaos and violence across the country our top stories this hour .

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so called cost them. officials from the border between call civil war and the rest of serbia and this is something that they're not going to back away from so this is why we can expect more conflict because obviously nato is acting as the infantry of . the government in prishtina there isn't going to be a membership that's the biggest issue of all i mean it's does anyone think it's realistic for a place like also to be part of. two thirds of the heroin coming from the understanding to your approach to fall for the it's a place with the highest crime rate probably in the world capital of human smuggling or human organ smuggling and trafficking this place would never get into the. v.a. you obviously has no plans of including serbia there either so this is just a game it's just membership is just being used as a means of it for extract the concessions from belgrade and of giving the albanians normal average albanians the illusion that they're actually going to get something down the road when it when it will

guest: call a realtor. banks will sometimes agree if you want to sell the house to do what is called a short sale. they will take less than you owe on the house. it can take a long time, but it may be worth asking a realtor familiar with the process. host: another email. guest: we did have a program like this. it was called the emergency, owner along program that recently expired and never got off the ground. it was designed to make the mortgage payments of people who were temporarily unemployed. very few people got their applications in in time because it took so long to set up the bureaucracy of doing it. there is some glimmer of hope on the horizon. states and localities are experimenting with exactly this. you may check with your state housing finance agency to see what they're doing in your state locality. there are some people who have observed that the $700 billion in tarp money that we shall allow -- shelled out would have covered all of the upside-down mortgages. that is an observation that some pe