cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online.ty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ director kim: good morning and welcome to the transbay joint powers authority meeting of january 12. >> [roll call] madame chair, you have a quorum. director kim: please call item no. 3. >> communications. i know of none. >director kim: please call item no. 4. >> director new and old business. director kim: item 5? >> executive director's report. >> the first meeting of every year we present to the public the milestone we accomplished in the previous year and we plan to do in the current year. pick 4 we get to that, i want to announce we have put out a number of applications for our cac. we have sent notices to all of the hispanic, chinese, filipinos, vietnamese -- all of the ethnic presses, chambers of commerce in san francisco. i wanted to let the board know that we e-mail debt to the board as well, in case you know anyone that you would

. >> cathy olson, cathy jane olson no longer associates with her family. >> they will always stay oncare what they do or how they do it. >> the underworld dated wac to the 1930s when the jane family began shipping in horses from the west. the jane gang as they were then known soon came to dominate the chicago horse business. they became a mafia, killing each other and anyone who got in their way, including perhaps helen brach. cathy's legendary uncle silas was godfather. >> he was the smartest man i ever knew. he could talk anybody into buying any horse. he could do anything with horses and people. >> silas jayne was a great horseman. some say behind the smile was a ruthless thug. >> people were deathly afraid of him. the criminals flocked to him. >> why were so many people afraid of silas jayne? >> he was a cold blooded killer. >> if you crossed him or did something that might make that empire topple, you were going to have to pay the penalty. >> he shot and killed a man he thought was coming to kill him. he emptied three guns as the man crawled away. >> to me he is always going to

the author is a university of chicago professor cathy cohen. professor cohen, is there an alienation between black youth of today and the older black generations? >> i think that there's a generational side. we've heard, for example, in the words of bill cosby who at times has ranted against part of this generation for not doing i think what he perceives to be kind of the respectable right thing to do to succeed in society. there is a concern that we often hear from older members of black generations about, for example, rap music as i think there's kind of a fundamental divide that sometimes happens across generations. i think the concern here when you talk about blog community is the often young black people feel alienated from a larger dominant or white society. so we assume there's a kind of support system that happens within black committees. when there's a divide even within black communities there's greater concern about where they will find support, where they will resume, they will understand to be their community. >> but that divide fr

dennis makes one last call threatening cathy and the man posing as cathy's father. he tells them the fbi and the national media will pursue them nonstop until they find shauna. >> oh, by the way, we are going to be located here conducting searches and if shauna just happens to show up, that's a wonderful thing. >> the volunteer search team stops at a local tom thumb to get soda. shauna's brother austin sees a car pull up in the parking lot of the store. >> i look out and see her in the car. i ran out there. >> i was just getting back in the car from hanging up fliers on a telephone pole, and the phone rings and my husband turns pale white. >> the back seat was down and she was sitting on the backseat. i looked in and went to open the door and it was locked. i reached around and opened the back door up and i was pulling her. >> he was like, "they found shauna." >> i went to pull her out. the dude said she ain't going nowhere. i pulled out my knife and put it to his throat and told him it's his life or hers. he told her to get out. she took off running. >> she looked

police chief cathy lanier's plan to reverse a spike in robberies in the city. fox 5's audrey barnes is live in northwest at the scene of an armed robbery from last night. reporter: the victim here on albemarle street was approached by an armed robber, demanded his property and ran off with it along with two other suspects standing nearby. at a community meeting tonight chief cathy lanier says snatch robberies are even a bigger problem when someone sees you talking on your cell phone or working on your ipad, grabs it and runs before you even know what hit you. residents from at least seven different wards packed into all souls episcopal church to talk crime with chief cathy lanier. >> the reports have gone from thefts of gpss out of cars with and without the doors locked to holdups, actually armed robberies. >> has it made you afraid in your neighborhood? >> it makes me a lot more cautious. reporter: the chief says there's been a huge spikes in three types of robberies from auto, commercial establishments and by far the biggest volumes are on the streets often i

cathy had her doubts.every night. >> i sleep so much better. >> reporter: a mystery solved. and waking hours, say cathy, that feel like hers again. claire shipman, abc news, philadelphia. >> one possible solution. and we're going to keep them coming. >>> and still ahead, that town where it snowed for nearly four weeks. every day. sending out a plea, tonight, for shovels. ah, claim trouble. [ dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim satisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right man. . yup. [ dennis ] claim service so good, it's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that's one dumb dude. ♪ the new claim satisfaction guarantee. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an ant

it is a -- has always been like this. >> it has not, cathy. really young. >> bill: go ahead. >> why, thank you. every group that has come to this country have assimilated the exact same way. first generation doesn't tend to learn the language. their children learn the language. eat the foods, enjoy our culture. they assimilate. >> cathy, it's not like it used to be. sorry. it isn't. our education system does not teach the children about constitution or any of our constitution, our history. no. it's different. >> bill: don't teach that to white people either. i'm not taking any sides on. this that's why i said it's not a race issue. it's a lack of assimilation. >> bill: people should check out pat buchanan's book tore themselves. >> absolutely. it's great book. >> bill: plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. jay leno tells a joke and sued. kelly whether the service violating law by letting occupiers live on federal land. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. ♪ ♪ you and me and the big old tree ♪ ♪ side by side, e, two, three ♪ ♪

and waking hours, say cathy, that feels like hers again.it is a serious problem. and obviously, you're still getting your body clock adjusted to this shift and you found something that worked for you yesterday. >> i have an eye mask but it's white and it doesn't block the light. so i got home in the morning and i thought i need something to block it out. maybe some socks or pantyhose but i thought maybe that might strangle me. so i got a pair of the little boy short underwear and i literally put it over my head. and because it had the elastic in it it stayed on great. a towel would come off. i slept for 6 1/2 hours. >> okay. so the trick is underwear over the eyes. >> clean underwear. >> thanks for that image. we'll be back with more on a cocktail makeover. so tell me more about this. >> you just put it over your head -- >> you just put it over your head -- more about this. >> you just put it over your head -- ♪ >>> well, that was of course the theme to tv's hit show "mad men." and if i were don draper i'd be sipping on a gin martini right

. >> cathy lanier promises police those responsible. >> the officers do a fantastic job.hbors are on the lookout. thought it was so strange. >> this woman says she may have criminals as they paced first-rate. >> they were shining a flashlight. it was the driver. the driver was holding it and and looking. it was going on and off. i have my cell phone right there called 911. >> police say they are looking many as three young men. they're investigating the that this crime has extended into montgomery county. information -- we have about how eating chocolate can improve your health. now there is word that the drinking beer can help with heart disease. beer drinkers are 30% less suffering heart or strokes. >> you could see our crew over there cheering. we have a closer look at the of rising nflrity tebow.m he tops the list of the popular athletes. this comes as sunday's victory the steelers was the rated nfl wild-card game in 18 years. we received more than 100 to this subject on our facebook page. not everyone shares their opinion. >> i know you love them because gator, likei

cars and two dumpsters were all targeted in the other arsons.investigators believe they are related. cathyhis is a very dangerous situation these were not a lot of ddmages that were done however sheds may contain chemicals. vehicles also have gasoline in them it's a danger to anyone in the community particularly where trash was set on fire close to an occupied home15so far, police have no suspects or leads. but debbie merryman - who's trash was set on fire a couple weeks with her own surveillance camera. debbie 5058 it's going to cost me but i'm going to find out who's doing this 02 however they're caught... neighbors just want it to happen soon.4458 i hope so. i wouldn't want anybody to get hurt from this 02in essex, myranda stephens, fox45 news late edition. police... say.../ the... &pcars and sheds.../ targeted.../ ááwereáá all... ááallowingáá... the criminals... to set fire.../ inside...///. ááanyoneáá... with iiformation.../ should... call police. on the trail of a killer. every second that passes, a murderer moves farther and farther away from j. justice. janice park is streaming liv

we have cathie whitener from sfo. >> good morning. the airport is requesting a waiver of the competitive bid requirements of the sentences and administrative code chapter 6. the approval of a modified indemnification clause in order to award a contract to complete the federally required design of a runway safety area, also known as the rsa. the board of supervisors approved a feasibility study for this project in may 2010. some brief background on the project. the faa regulates the runways at san francisco international airport and enforces requirements for runway layout, land, and safety. the faa has required commercial airports that receive federal grant funds must come to the extent possible, implement runway safety areas. runway safety area enhancements -- are enhancements of cleared and gray areas at the end of runways, meant to minimize damage to passengers and aircraft in the case that the aircraft travel beyond the runway service area. in 2005, the faa prepared an improvement plan which mandated all commercial airports that do

. >> cathy says she was able to recently rented the house using a machine called the ozone-ator. 11 11 insta-e weather forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> lots of sunshine. it will be a completely different it tomorrow. it could be a heavy rain. it would call the temperatures often little as well. for this time of year we're not talking any kind of a major winter weather. 53 for the 10th day of january in baltimore officially at the airport. that is 12 degrees higher than the normal for the day. the record is to below zero back in 1875. 43 degrees in baltimore at this hour under mostly cloudy skies. high thin clouds will be spreading over the region until and the temperatures will continue to drop for the next two hours. you can see the northern tier getting near freezing. vw i marshall 31, columbia 43 degrees. it is called out west especially in some of the pockets of cloudy air around at frost bird. frederick is 28 degrees. it could see a little sleep mixed in with rain when it begins in the early afternoon tomorrow. we are concerned there will be enough cold air around with the initial

coming up in the next half hour, how cathy lanier is trying to reassure the community the police are doing everything they can to stop a spike in robberies. the return of rain. tom kierein tells us when we should expect it. stars of the broadway musical "la cage aux folles" are here. we are going to sit down with the talented i just had it with cable. it just got more frustrating and frustrating. a lot of times, the picture would break up. for the amount of money that i am paying, my cable company should take care of me. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. move up to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. first time we saw tv on fios was amazing! i was just in a trance watching it. i'm discovering new channels every day. [ male announcer ] and here's a special bonus: sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year contract. fios internet -- the speed, you can't compare. i'm able to take care of things much faster now. [ male announcer ] start saving now. move up to fios for our best price online -- $89.

cathy lanier is giving a reward of up to $10,000 for anyone who can give police information to whoevers behind this black market scene. ken molestina, 9news now. >> thanks, ken. >>> also controversy tonight surrounding the girl scouts in north virginia. a group says troops are no longer welcome. the church says the local girl scout troops cannot meet on church property anymore because the national organization is connected with planned parenthood. but the girl scout nation says that's not true. either way, they have until the end of the school year to find a new meeting place. >>> a former frederick county sheriffs deputy is not libel for the death of gerald gray. today a federal jury ruled in favor of the county after gray's family filed a civil suit. the 20-year-old died after the deputy was shocked with a stun gun. gary's family allegings the deputy used -- alleges the deputy used excessive force. as scott broom reports, they walked away with tears and disappointment. >> i'm going to have to go to my son's burial. >> reporter: his mother. >> he's not the first person and he's not go

cathy, demetrius, chris, and barbara ammano. >> hi, i am cabin from the recreation center. we walk dogs in san francisco. thank you again for hearing all of oz. i am still in favor of eight dogs for the dog walking. we have talked about the economics last time. i am here to ask a few more questions about the fees regarding this licensing and was wondering what it meant for a business to be licensed as opposed to a walker who would be an employee. supervisor wiener: i will answer that question. every business has to have a business license. if you are a hair salon, you have to limit business license, but you also have to have certain licensing to do that, so basically currently, without this legislation, anyone conducting a dog walking business is required to have a business license, period, and this would require a permit specifically for dog walking. >> so for myself or for the judgment misspoke earlier, who has seven employees, would each employee have to file to get a dog walking license? supervisor wiener: everyone would have to have a permit, but only the business itse

we have cathie whitener from sfo. >> good morning. the airport is requesting a waiver of the competitive bid requirements of the sentences and administrative code chapter 6. the approval of a modified indemnification clause in order to award a contract to complete the federally required design of a runway safety area, also known as the rsa. the board of supervisors approved a feasibility study for this project in may 2010. some brief background on the project. the faa regulates the runways at san francisco inter

police chief cathy lanier spoke to residents last night about a recent string of armed robberies in northwest washington. since the first of the year, there have been nine armed robberies within three miles of the tinley metro. the latest happened monday night. police are offering up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction. two weeks ago, three of the nine armed robberies happened on the same night within 30 minutes of each other. the victims were walking on quiet residential streets less than three miles apart. police believe the majority if not all of the crimes are related. they believe the crimes are being perpetrated by a group of two to three men. >> no more sleeping for occupy d.c. demonstrators at mcpherson square. during a hearing on capitol hill tuesday, the national park service director jonathan jarvis, admitted to allowing protestors to sleep in the park to help keep the peace. this contradicts a law which allows around-the-clock protests but prohibits camping in national parks. jarvis says park police officers will begin to enforce the no camping law here

cathy hagadorn is the aquarium's education manager. >> what happens behind the scenes is people really get to learn about what it takes to run an aquarium, what it takes to feed the animals, what their needs are, some of the veterinary care that goes on, and kind of really what makes the aquarium special. coming behind the scenes at the maritime aquarium is definitely a treat. >> with thousands of fish and other animals to take care of, you can imagine that food is high up on the list of importance. so our first stop is at a room with what you'd expect at an aquarium -- lots of scales. >> we are in the fish kitchen, and at the fish kitchen, this is where we prepare all of the meals for the animals that live here at the maritime aquarium. >> fish to be used as food is thoroughly inspected. >> just like if you go to a restaurant and you order fish from the menu, the chef is gonna check the eyes to make sure they're clear. the chef is gonna smell it to make sure it smells healthy fishy but not really a bad fishy. >> i didn't realize there was a good kind of fishy. i thought there was only

police chief cathy lanier said the car was trying to get through a small gap in the crowd when the protestors moved in front of it. >>> just about 4:37. here is a look at the other things making news now. this morning, rescuers are once again searching for victims of a landslide in the philippines. so far, bodies of 20 people have been found. officials say they're not sure how many more remain buried in the rubble. the landslide happened months after geologists warned the area was highly susceptible to sudden landslides. >>> the family of a 15-year-old middle school student shot and killed by police in brownsville, texas, have a different take on the shooting. police killed jaime gonzalez in the school hallway earlier this week after they say he pointed what they thought was a handgun at them. it later turned out the child had a pellet gun. police say gonzalez brought the gun to school and threatened administrators. the boy's mother claims her son didn't own a pellet gun. she says he took it away from another child and was turning it into the principal's office when the confusion began. >>> t

. >> after 9news contacted metropolitan police chief cathy lanier released a statement. at this time, we're trying to determine who changed the posted times on the signs. either way, all of the tickets issued will be voided at no cost to the vehicle owners. >>> a maryland hunter was shot this weekend by a fellow hunter in fort washington. the two were in the woods near the 9200 block of oxon hill road. police say the victim was one of five people hunting when he was shot in the stomach by someone else in the group. police say all five will face charges. >> at this point, charges will be pending against all five of the persons because hunting is obviously illegal in our park, anything owned by the maryland park and planning commission. >> the 60-year-old victim is expected to recover. >> a 24-year-old airman from maryland has been killed in afghanistan. the defendant department says airman first class matthew sider will was one of three killed when an ied hit the vehicle. sider will was from westminster, maryland. he was at peterson air force base in colorado. >> a budget

police chief cathy lanier and the national park service amongst others to figure out why the protesters were able to circumvent the district's ban against camping in a federal park so members of the committee hint that they'll question the park services decision making process and possibly mer vincent gray's change his views on the cabinet seems that gray has taken a cue from mitt romney going back on his original support encouragement to call me curious and dangerous and a serious sanitation problem now usually that would be a city issue is a city issue the mayor has spoken but no you see for some reason congress wants to get results is quite rare as usually they don't really delve into local d.c. governance issues they continue to overlook serious issues in the past like the shocking aids epidemic where one of the highest rates of aids rates of aids and hiv in the entire country disease department of health says that seven percent of d.c. residents between the ages of forty and forty nine are infected which is three times what the world health organization classifies as an epidemic bu

from at least seven different wards packed into all souls episcopal church to talk crime with chief cathyr. >> the reports have gone from thefts of gpss out of cars with and without the doors locked to armed robberies. >> reporter: has it made you afraid in your neighborhood? >> it makes me a lot more cautious. >> the chief says there has been a big increase in certain types of robberies. the biggest volumes are in the quietest neighborhoods where residents may have let their guards down. >> between 6:30 or 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 or 11:00 at night, they are approaching people most of the time when they are getting out of their cars, unhooding packages from the grocery store. >> reporter: often what they want is your technology. >> particularly the devices being stolen from people walking down the street. >> reporter: the chief says smart phones and iep ads are a thief's best friend. they can grab your $400 device, run around the corner and sell it for $50 before you can borrow a phone to call for help. that is where her rewards program will come into play. >> we are on the verge of launching

police chief cathy lanier and the national park service amongst others to figure out why the protesters were able to circumvent the district's ban against camping in a federal park so members of the committee had that they'll question the park services decision making process and possibly mayor vincent gray.

. >> cathy lanier has acknowledged that from time to time, officers are taken from the neighborhoods redeployment has had no-of facts and crime. >> if they're pulling police others out of neighborhoods this is a good time to hire people to become officers. >> reason worries about health hazards including rats and the park are expected to be discussed with top city officials. as to whether the protesters should be allowed to stay, residents have differing opinions. >> they are wasting the taxpayers' money to have the police go down there. >> the constitution says we have to protect the right to address congress. >> who has the authority to allow the protesters to remain? that will kick off at 9:30 this morning on capitol hill. >> thanks so much. 6:46 and an arizona congressman wants to read district -- restrict abortions in the district. he wants to introduce legislation to ban abortion on fetuses 20 weeks or older. d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton says she will work to defeat the bill. congress has banned the district using city funds to pay for abortions. >> the man accused of sh

. >> okay, back across to cathy. >> i sure hope this sweet girl from upstate new york doesn't know thenswer. it's my lullaby album, stop it. who is the host of this year's golden globes? neil patrick harris, ricky gervais, billy crystal? >> ricky gervais. >> okay. you know what? he's got to have it. yes. >> all right. so ricky gervais. and this was a little bit of a controversial choice. >> his third year doing it. and the golden globes didn't used to have a host. he went after charlie sheen, bruce willis, the tourist, one of the nominated movies. the hollywood press hasn't happy with him, but the ratings were up, so he's back. >> and the same kind of show again. >> going after everyone. so stars beware. >> beautiful lady from jupiter, florida. who was the host, o hello. excuse me. how many bottles of wine are estimated to be poured at the golden globes and this is without me and hoda being there. >> 50, 125, 300 or 400? >> 400. >> at least 400. and this is a show where there is drinking. >> all night long. starts on the red carpet. that ends up being 2,500 glasses of wine. 9,000 glass

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