carrie lee, i wonder if you could speak to what makes sense. it is not out here, it is appeared that we feel more in >>ne. i think that our generation of leaders and the generation right below us, we have to be aware of the fact that we can change all of this and this is really our responsibility. we have a lot of young people out there in the audience and i urge you to reach out and create those relationships with women who are one or two steps beyond. we need to be really conscious about how we mentor people and the kind of encouragement that we get. so many of the studies around women are concerns about the coming political and they focus on the fundamental sense that they are not qualified and they do not know enough yet. the need to be more well- qualified than the male candidate would require from himself. people like us and others in the audience would feel more confident. we would be put into contact with that network and could raise that money. >> how do you do it? >> i was blessed to have wonderful mentors and everyone here knows that

carrie lee, i wonder if you could speak to what makes sense. it is not out here, it is appeared that we feel more in >>ne. i think that our generation of leaders and the generation right below us, we have to be aware of the fact that we can change all of this and this is really our responsibility. we have a lot of young people out er

carrie lee, i wonder if you could speak to what makes sense.t is not out here, it is up here where women feel more in line. >> i think that our generation of leaders and the generation right below us, we have to be aware of the fact that we can change all of this and this is really our responsibility. we have a lot of young people out there in the audience and i urge you to reach out and create those relationships with women who are one or two steps beyond. we need to be really conscious about how we mentor people and the kind of encouragement that we give. so many of the studies around women are concerns about the coming political and they focus on the fundamental sense that they are not qualified and they do not know enough yet, they need to be more well- qualified than the male candidate would require from himself. people like us and others in the audience, our support would allow them to feel more confident. we would be put into contact with that network and could raise that money. >> how do you do it? >> i was blessed to have wonderful men

husband's house, and my sister was standing at the kitchen sink washing dishes, and she witnessed lee oswald carrying a package with him that morning, and he walked across the driveway and went reason to where i park my car outside the carport, and she heard the door open, and he put the package in, and then closed the door. after doing that, he walked back to the driveway and looked in the window that my sister had looked out just only moments before, and while he was looking in the one room, my mother was visiting, and she looks up and sees this man looking in the window and said, who is that man? so i looked up from the breakfast table and i say, that's lee. he works with me in dallas. so, i get up from the table, i wake over to the back door that opens out on to the carport, and lee was standing there, and i asked him, would you like to come in and have a cup of coffee? i'll be through eating breakfast shortly. he said, no, i'll just stay out here. so i closed the door. went back to the table. finished eating my breakfast, and got up from the table, and went down th brush my teeth, and after that

lee? >> yes. >> commissioner mccray. >> yes. >> commissioner melgar? >> yes. >> xh commissioner walker? >> yes. >> that motion carries unanimously. the second part of this is to approve the ab84, is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> second. >> and with the motion and a second. and is there any public comment. ? >> mccarthy nyes. >> mar. >> yes. >> lee. >> yes. >> mccray. >> yes. >> melgar. >> yes. >> commissioner walker >> yes. >> that motion carries unanimously. >> on to item 7, discussion and possible action regarding a proposed new administrative bulletin, ab 107, application of engineering criteria in sfbc chapter 34 b. >> from the building department, and we can't change the weather, but hopefully we can give you a sunny report on the soft story program. >> we are here to give you a short summary of the program and to ask for your approval of ab 107. and so far, we sent out 6,000 forms, screening forms in september, and we have accepted 341 forms, 219 of these are in the program, and 122 are exempt from the soft story program and 59 forms have been rejected because they need the additional information a

lee oswald was there. >> schieffer: you and the reporters carried the casket out to the gravesite. >> that's right. >> schiefferctor, let me ask you, you were called back to the emergency room for the -- when they brought lee oswald was he alive when he got there? >> lee was alive when he got there. there were four of us that got to tram ha room two where the governor connelly had been he did have a heartbeat. he had been shot in the left chest and had major vascular injuries as jack ruby shot him he turned like this that caused a lot of more injuries that if he had taken the shot straight on. same thing, i did a cut down in the upper arm as i had in the president inserted a chest tube we had him to surgery within about ten minutes after he came to the emergency room. he lived almost an hour and 20 minutes before he expired on the table. >> schieffer: he said nothing. >> he said nothing. he was unconscious. much as the president looked burt he had a heartbeat was alive when he came to the emergency room. >> schieffer: all right. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. we'll be back in a moment. [ male anno

carry on with the plan of attack hey. all right. mayor ed leecelebrate diversity in education and health care and in the environment for future generation. mayor ed lee began his career as a civil rights attorney he later served as a director of the human rights commission fighting for people then as director of the public works and later as city administrator now as mayor of san francisco he continues to fight by implementing services that help our most vulnerable community. i'd like to welcome to the stage the houshlg may have san francisco mayor ed lee. (clapping.) >> thank you very much. good evening, everybody and welcome to the people's palace. well, this is tonight i'm excited to be here it's an honor to be here to celebrate the ninth american heritage indian month no san francisco celebration of the awards. i wanted to thank not that all of you are here but for k q e d for the sponsoring of local heros. this is important because your city is all about diversity and i want to make sure that everybody can live here and be here and have goo

to steal old ladies buy eggs that would be more acceptable here the way i want to carry it with me if you work on us lee and maples it's considered humiliation but people will say oh per kid was different but if i sent him to steal an old lady's handbag in two minutes he could get fifty euros. it isn't even on that in a week with his tips if he still on the other hand people would say that he's got balls. gennaro wouldn't be able to take over from his son and he wouldn't be discreet enough for this type of work on the black . for giovanni the day isn't done. i got home giovanni's mother monica has agreed to show us around. the way here's our bad true my sleep here with my husband and there in the smallest true our other nine year old and here giovanni thirteen. body which is the kitchen. the way we need. them and we do what we can and. here's the bathroom. in total that's twenty five squalid square meters connected by one electric cable coming from the neighbor's house. not that i'm going to have already don't have electricity anymore. i want to have nothing in the freezer you see. any waits empty even

people, there is still conspiracy theory it was another shooter around it wasn't just lee harvey oswald that carriedame from around the country to be here. and you know, it commemorates the life and legacy of john f. kennedy. cheryl? cheryl: michelle, live for us, ddllas, texas, dealey plaza. thank you, michelle. ashley: very wet and chilly looking. >>> is 80 the new 60? it is unfortunately for many when it comes to retirement. we'll talk about how you can retire younger with ubs managing director louise gunderson. that is next. cheryl: plus a big cable tie-up may be in the works. dennis kneale ahead on time warner and that cable company reaching out to comcast. ashley: in tech minute videogame wars, crowds were out early as microsoft's xbox one hit store shelves to take on sony's new playstation 4. cheryl: we'll look at some of the winners and losers on the s&p. biogen a winner. time warner cable. the stock is moving on the news. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherev our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. tracy: we are high by 30 points. closed above the 1

theory of some sort with oswald, you have to wonder how did a second person land on lee harveys s aoswald as his b to carry out this murder? when you look at it objectively, virtually all of these conspiracy theories fall apart. he liked president kennedy, according to the few who knew him. he never expressed dissatisfaction with the president. he disagreed with some u.s. policies toward cuba. besides that, there's no known motive. >> we thank you for your insights. we thank you for the work you're doing out there keeping history preserved for us. tonight, fox news investigates even deeper with an in depth look. catch fox news reporting. 50 years of questions. the jfk assassination hosted by our own bill hemmer. it airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. and again at midnight right here on fox news channel. immediately following, geraldo gives his analysis of the assassination. you can catch geraldo at large at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the u.s. jobs participation rate appears to be shrinking despite solid job growth recent palestini could this be the new normal? there are seniors who have left hundreds of dollars of savg

lee. >> yes. >> commissioner mar. >> yes. >> commissioner mccarthy. >> yes. >> commissioner mccray. >> yes. >> and the motion carries unanimously. >> on to item e, continued appeal, case number 6781:2278-42nd avenue, owner of record, maxine pauson 2278-42nd avenue, and action requested by the appellant, the modification of the order of abatement to allow the additional time to complete the work. >> this particular single family dwelling i want to put in context of why we are here today. in february of last year, i received a complaint from a adjacent property owner, to, 2278-42nd avenue. and so the individual, the subject property here is on 42nd avenue. and the concern came to me from property owners at the require of the subject property on 41st avenue. and the complaint at that particular time was that there was a tree in the yard of the subject property that was imminently ready to fall down and cause, i am nant hazard for the adjacent properties at that time. we got jpw involved in this and they did an emergency order and took that down because the property owner was non-responsive. now, we then, in march of last year, and

the prosecution, lee rigby was dragged out into street where there were members of the public witnessing what was going on. and the defendants started sp k speaking about how they carriedttack as a demand for the withdrawal of western forces from muslim lands some members of the public tried to help lee rigby. and one woman did engage one of the defendants in conversation, despite the fact that he was still holding the meat cleaver and talking of mar -- martyrdom. the court has now finished hearing evidence for the day, but the trial is expected to go on until at least the end of this year. >> tim friends in central london. thanks, tim. >>> russia has freed the last of 30 people detained after a green peace protest in arctic waters. australian colin [ inaudible ] walked free from jail on friday. russell was among 30 protesters arrested in september after the ship entered arctic waters despite russian warnings. >>> the european union is to provide $7.5 million in emergency funding to bow garia to deal with an influx of asylum seekers. but bulgaria denies that the new fence being constructed is designed to keep syrians out. the structure will be 3 meters high and expecte

and then the jail where lee oswald was shot. that was carried out on soviet television today.2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] of firstt, our series ladies continues with a look at the life of jacqueline kennedy. a little after 9:00 eastern, justice clarence thomas speaks to the society but as confirmation process and career on the high court. and then a nut there justice -- and then another justice, elena kagan, speaks to the law score -- law school on how life is changed since being appointed. >> on the next "washington journal," discussing efforts to raise the minimum wage. looking at the book "america 3.0" or asperity in the 21st century. after that, the national endowment of the arts and americans from the arts on funding for the arts. mails, phone calls and tweets. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. ♪ >> i think every first lady should do something in this tradition to help the thing that she cares about. i just think that everything in the white house should be the best. the entertainment that is given here. children are the se

carried a gun and had underworld connections. his name was jacob rubenstein, known as jack ruby. in less than 36 hours, he would murder lee harvey oswald. >> if the mob had a hand in the president's death, and i think they did, and they induced oswald to kill the president, it was terribly important that he be silenced because eventually oswald, if alive, would testify as to who his associates were, or they ran the risk that he would. and therefore, there's every indication that ruby stalked and killed oswald in an effort to silence him. >> narrator: jack ruby was a police informer who owned a striptease club. he made sure that policemen who came to his club were shown a good time. >> what kind of a guy was jack ruby? impulsive. he had a quick temper. that's why they called him "sparky." loved to fight. and if anybody was really out of line, he'd throw 'em out. >> if jack ruby knew that you were a law enforcement officer, they always had plenty of liquor, dancing girls, food or anything else, because he always felt that we may be able to help him. >> yeah, he did give some free drinks around, and when folks from the polic

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carry out as many reforms as he could. he did not always succeed but pushing for reforms so land would become more available id even proposed all off lee and less free men be given way and something that did not fly with the virginia assembly but he did push for religious toleration and reform of the statutes in virginia and many of his reforms were realized. is 70 and 79 and after release suffering washington came to the conclusion the best man that once served like benjamin franklin and adams had left and the congress was suffering in their absence washington wrote to mason in virginia to save very pointed the the, where is jefferson weather -- with his country needs him? that got back to jefferson and stunned by his apparent criticism jefferson agreed to serve as the governor of virginia. he served to extremely difficult and not terribly successful terms as the governor of virginia of the almost any one of those governors would have had difficulties jefferson had but certainly did have a tempestuous time as governor. for both the time period on the cusp of the 70 '80s were pivotal moments for hamilton the collapse of the american ec

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carrying it for awhile. just being a girl fv just as precaution. >>reporter: police believe this was an isolated incident. they say the attacker knows the victim. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> coming up next. 16-year-old boy being charged as an adult. accused of lighting another teenager on fire. the reason police say he gave for the attack. >> also dance party. how bay area doctor turned frightening operation into a celebration. spencer is here with the weather. >> dan we have very mild conditions now as you know. hint of rain on the way but it might not make it. i have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> thanks. clothing company rethinking the policy of selling clothes only to selling clothes only to attractive people. 7 news to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. female narrator: sleep train challenged sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer eve

carried away. there are something this government ought to do. most are listed in the constitution. but this is thin and it makes it very clear there isn't much step bounders thought the government should dubos lee what the federal government should not do and they were right because most things work better if the central planners but out of leaving more freedom of choice. how much can reprivatize what should we privatize? leonard gilroy studies that for the reason foundation. >> changing the oil in vehicles, a sweeping streets or trimming trees where many cities pay public employees lavish salaries and benefits to perform functions you could give to the private sector. john: why do you get better bids? why couldn't the government employees do it cheaper or better? >> you have a monopoly and by definition you don't have competition. of said competition you don't have pressure on prices. if you go to a competitive bidding system what you tend to do is drive down costs and improve service quality if you do it right that is the outcome that you get. john: we -- you publish the "privatization report" washington state privatizing state-run liquor monopoly? >> what many people don't realize there are

and a half after the shooting, lee harvey oswalt is arrested and brought into custody from a movie theater where the movie about the korean war was held. the casket carrying the body carried on air force one and at 2:38 p.m., three hours and one minute after air force went brought the 35th president of the united states, lyndon b. johnson takes the oath of office that makes him the 36th. >> i do solemnly swear. >> i do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfullily execute. >> that i will faithfullily execute. >> this office of the united states. >> this office of the united states. >> john king, thanks very much. joining me now is the man in the sight, 48 hours that changed the course of history. he was there when shots rang out in dilly plaza and there was oswalt was arrested and there when oswalt was shot dead. he's at author of november 22nd, 1963, and joins me exclusively. welcome. >> great to be with you. >> what an extraordinary place in modern american history you hold. does it weigh heavily on your shoulders, that you were a personal witness to these extraordinary things? >> i don't consider that because i've been doing this for 60 some years and co

carrying it for a while, just being a girl, just as a precaution. >> reporter: police believe this was an isolated incident. they say the attacker knows the victim. vick lee, abc 7 news. >>> a 16-year-old oakland boy will stand trial as an adult charged with a hate crime for intentionally setting the clothing of another high school student on fire. the victim is recovering from surgery at a san francisco burn center. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is in oakland where the suspect's family came to his defense after a brief court hearing. >>> i'm very sorry for what happened. >> reporter: as they left the courtroom after a brief hearing, the family of 16-year-old richard thomas said thomas is not a hateful person despite what the charges against him might indicate. what kind of boy is he? >> he's a good kid. a very good kid. >> reporter: why do you think he did this -- >> i don't know. he was with friends joking around. >> reporter: a junior at oakland high school, thomas is charged as an adult with felony assault and mayhem, with hate crime enhancements to both charges. >> and that means if you get convicted of the underlying crime and you get convicted

lee steps in as the starter. it's the latest shakeup to the team in need of a win as they fight to get into playoff contention. >> the ravens are carrying a two-game losing streak and some concerns about how they've been playing on offense. they've had extra time to address those concerns during the bye week and they begin to put those improvements to the test against the browns. >> we have a long way to go. we haven't been operating the way we want to. we're heading in the right direction. i think we're starting to create an identity and go after something, you know, just excited about doing that. >> joe flacco has never lost to the cleveland browns. the ravens are going to face a brown teams with jason campbell as their starting qb. back to you. >>> thank you mark, and of course the ravens will be heading to cleveland for a 4:15 game tomorrow afternoon, and you can see it live right here on wjz 13. >>> the season may be underway, but you can still sign up for the 2013 pro football challenge. to compete just go to cbsbaltimore.com and click on the link at the top of the home page. you must be over 18 to play. our contest runs through t

closer to home, though, in brooklyn, new york, danielle lee says five to ten customers likes bitcoins because they carrys like credit cards and hopes that lawmakers keep an open mind. he says it's not greater than any other types of payments. >> visa, mastercard, american express, inherent risks, cash, i inherent risks. it's a matter of knowing what those risks are and what to do and how to limit them. >> now, advocates of today's hearings are likely to echo lee's sentiments. there are concerns about using bitcoin for tax evasion as well as criminal activity. the hearing starts at 2:30 and we'll be live from there. simon, back to you. >> mary, thank you. backed by former facebook board member and general catalyst partners circle develops products that make it easy for consumers and businesses to use bitcoin. the ceo jeremy is heading to the hill later today to testify at the senate hearing. he joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> it's a pleasure to have you on the network. so you basically help retailers accept bitcoin, in essence? >> that's right. we're building product

carrying it for a while, just being a girl, just as a precaution. >> reporter: police believe this was an isolated incident. they say the attacker knows the victim. vick lee, abc 7 news. >>> a 16-year-old oakland boy will stand trial as an adult charged with a hate crime for intentionally setting the clothing of another high school student on fire. the victim is recovering from surgery at a san francisco burn center. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is in oakland where the suspect's family came to his defense after a brief court hearing. >>> i'm very sorry for what happened. >> reporter: as they left the courtroom after a brief hearing, the family of 16-year-old richard thomas said thomas is not a hateful person despite what the charges against him might indicate. what kind of boy is he? >> he's a good kid. a very good kid. >> reporter: why do you think he did this -- >> i don't know. he was with friends joking around. >> reporter: a junior at oakland high school, thomas is charged as an adult with felony assault and mayhem, with hate crime enhancements to both charges. >> and that means if you get convicted of the underlying crime and you get convicted

procession carried not his final resting place of arlington national cemetery across the potomac in washington. and arlington is where our remembrance of president kennedy draws to a close as well. as lee for half a century now through wind and rain and hail and snow it's flickered its solemn duty. grief and hope made tangible in the glow of a flame. lighting it was the last public duty mrs. kennedy had that sad day. just where the first lady got the idea for the eternal flame isn't known for sure. perhaps it was their trip to paris or later visit to gettysburg. either way, author robert poole says the first lady knew it had to be here. >> she wanted arlington so that president kennedy would belong to the nation. >> reporter: arlington's section 45 wasn't meant as a presidential resting place. after all, the hill is pretty steep. but that hill mattered. it was a favorite spot for the president. he had visited arlington house-- that old mansion atop that hill-- just eight months before dallas. and while admiring the view from up here, he said something that day that was chillingly prophetic. >> kennedy just sort of drunk in the scene, he said "i could stay here forever." >> reporter: re