chapman asked him to sign an album.ncredibly the moment was caught by an amateur photographer. >> no security. just standing out here. >> just saying go back to the hotel. go home now. you know? >> dave gave john and yoko a lift to the studio. >> the ride was just fabulous. we talked about his relationship with paul. and he said he was like a brother. when it's said and done we love each other. >> showman dropped john and yoko off here, there is a recording studio here. john and yoko spent the evening working on her song "walking on thin is" before return together dakota before loem p.m. at the da coat yat killer waited in the shadows as john and yoko exited their limb scene. -- limousine. >> just calm, quiet. he walked up and look at me. i looked at him. and walked past me i heard in my head do it. do it. do it. like that. i just pulled the trigger five times. >> four hollow-point bullets hit lennon in the back and shoulder. john managed to climb up the steps where he mum bled i'm shot. before collapsing. >> yoko was s

. >> tom chapman is also riding in the race. >> the mud was actually like pea soup.t's always dangerous because at times when it is like that, it's a little bit slippery. >> the horses line up at the starting gate. the first race of the day. >> they're off. >> tom chapman riding current lady is among the early front-runners. nate hubbard and sweet water oak hang back in fifth place. as the horses round the far turn, chapman makes a break for the lead. >> current lady cruising on by on the outside. >> and now tom chapman's got his eyes on that first place finish. >> back in front current lady takes the lead. >> but nate's horse, sweet water oak, is coming up from behind. in no time at all, hubbard is riding side by side with chapman. >> you can hear him yelling at his horse, i can hear him coming up from the inside. >> current lady on the inside, on the outside sweet water oak. >> my filly started to drift in just a little bit. right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly take kind

so thank you very much. >> linda chapman. i was kajtd by an alarmed jean about the size and bulk and also about robert garcia who had a southern about since there's been an all shop there if the e pollution around that. this the the pulp neighborhood commercial district. may be one step anti where the van necessary plan meets it. there's nothing like this anywhere near the district. sequa denies infidel but doesn't say that anything designed is sequa. one thing says accommodated impact of successive if the projects over the same type. there's one even larger planned a block away like polk street and 65 height would be overtaken by the van ness plan. another thick is a significant effect if there's a reasonable possibility there can be a large van ness plan scale which is appropriate for van ness impimping on this low-rise area with low alleys. for in fill is also says it has to comply with the regulations which it certainly doesn't. it does not comply with the priority plan with the neighborhood preservation but the other hal

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chapman, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. it was about two years ago when amanda knox was acquitted in perugia, italy. it seemed like her legal troubles were over. tomorrow a new case gets under way for her and her former boyfriend in italy, this time in a different city with new prosecutors. she and her co-accused won't even be in court here tomorrow. it was a criminal trial that captivated the world. amanda knox and her former italian boyfriend raffaele sollecito charged with the murder of meredith kercher. the four spent almost four years in italy, held behind bars before their trial began. they were convicted of murder and sexual assault in 2009 and sentenced to a quarter century in prison. she was freed on appeal in the same court almost two years later. in march the high court overturned the decision and sent the case back to trial. those hearings will take place at this florence courthouse. earlier this month on "today" knox told matt lauer she was not going back. >> i was in prison as an innocent person and i just can

thank you. >>> linda chapman for knob hill neighbors. i'm going to bring up the fact there seem to be quite a few people concerned in the neighborhood about not even just 1601 larkin that you heard from me about, but about the slicing and dicing of knob hill in general by these little groups of people who probably are not registered as lobbyists and probably are not registered as permit expediters, but are doing some of those kinds of functions and, in fact, some of them are registered as nonprofits which essentially precludes doing that kind of thing. there is a meeting at the library that i didn't organize. i was there and a few other people from our area. there were also some people who applied for permits. and, yeah, they're quite disgusted. they say here are these groups that come in and say, we're going to place conditions on the permit like at abc hearings -- pardon me, at the board of supervisors hearings, which cannot be enforced in the first place. or we're going to impose that bmr should be on-site in car share, and then someb

chapman says he'll personal bely be looking into the case.ie's nephew hopes the agency will step up and investigate thoroughly not only for his aunt but every wun we baby boomers get older more people are lo going to be living in these facilities you've got to have decent agencies that monitor these situations. >> the los angeles county sheriff's department decided to take a look at elsie folsom's death and now opened a homicide investigation. >> still head quick thinking of one police officer helped save main's live. >> but first a device allowing one sick child to stay connected with classmates. >> from our camera, check this out. here comes cooling fog i'll have a look at temperatures in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and you don't want to check this out. thankfully you're not knit if you're watching us. downtown traffic, san francisco skyway exits brutal. traffic going into the lower deck of the bay bridge headed to the east bay. slightly better on the right side of the screen towards 101 south. back with more in we run errands.

>> listening chapman. you may not be looking for old copies of news letters from the past but i'm going to refer to them for the sake of some neighborhood issues that are current. perhaps we could pass those around. i brought in 3 and marked a few things in some of them. and this one. anyway one thing is that on the this - the single sheet one on the back if you happen to look there were 4 committees headed by andy butler and another woman all of those committees meet in the church i'm talking about this and also we were doing preservation in the neighborhood and how to maintain it. we had an issue where we would have liked to endorse saving the coming back well college metropolitan building we exempted that place for an additional but we said we're not going to endorse it when people are talking about how to handle buses. so we'll get some feedback on that. and is one that has all the pictures are 5 years of victories the rental housing that was saved there were 9 individual building we stopped. we stoppe

among them, anna chapman, a sexy red head. the fbi recorded her transmitting electronic messages to russian handlers while shopping discussing a fake passport. anna who leaded guilty was a tabloid favorite. a real life bond girl. dubbed the spy that loved us. after revealing photographs taken by her ex-husband came out she turned it into a modeling career posing for maxim magazine and walking the cat walk at moscow fashion shows and got her own tv show about aliens and ghosts called mysteries of the world. chapman agreed to sit down with a rare interview with nbc news to promote her television show. >> you lived a very mysterious life. one you still don't like talking about and now you're on television. does that seem strange to you? >> i'm a very private discreet person and i still don't do many interviews because i just don't like to share. and i don't believe that people would be interested in knowing about somebody's life. >> they would be interested in knowing about your life. >> but it's still very hard for me to believe

linda chapman for knob hill neighborhoods. i want to thank the commissioners for not putting 1601 larkin on the face track it would be a concern about one issue coming up quickly. we had something like that come up and there are people right here in this room like john who remember the battle to save knob hill where we had an appeal and we have a conditional hearing once a month, you know, until the city attorney cut it offer after 1 or 2 years and you know the people who were the signers didn't know if we were coming or going it was horrible. so if they could come back with a new project. i want to mention that the knob hill meeting we were being sabotaged and i presume you've got an article you'll read from a blogger there were about 80 people there. it would be impossible to see any support for this condo person to tear down the church. those were miscellaneous folks. if the architect or developer had asked to come we would have given them some time but they choose to sabotage it and who by the way, showed up and our flyers

see you ear good afternoon this thing and i'm the occur rapport of the decorative arts him martin chapman and i'm here to introduce tour speaker this evening. amanda is really the powerhouse behind all that goes on with bull before i in the heritage department she's the xoult with the herman collection and she formed the collection. the meaningless pieces of jeweler you'll see upstairs are largely the result of a mademoiselle reach and diligence that people's 3. she's also the great handwriting for bonus i didn't and she's the one we've depend upon on so much for what we're got in the exhibition. she's really will occur rapport i've been tagging along. and she's also written the lion share of the catalog. so i'm really enjoying working with awe madam and she know really you tell that into mailers context as well as the daily of the individual jewels. so, please join me w in welcoming a madam >> (clapping) >> ladies and gentlemen, it's with great pleasure for me to be here in san francisco for the first time every bully repeal specific in the united states. and to have the opportunity to s

m dc >> howard chapman? >> good afternoon, councilmembers. i can't see the timer. can someone move this so i can see the timer. good afternoon. i want to talk very briefly about a few items related to the city 's cars and pedestrian safety over bicycles. i sent several things about the masonic which will remove a lot of parking and reduce the number of traffic lanes during rush hour and will create congestion and hardship for many people in the neighborhood. particularly, seniors, disabled people, people with small businesses, and people with children and so forth. i'm involved in the campaign against this project and we have a welcome back sight save masonic.com. i invite everyone to go to the website and find out more information and we have an online petition where you can petition from the website. we have almost a thousand signatures in about 6 weeks plus 150 hard copy signatures and then various other hard copy signatures. almost 1200 people opposed to this project. i think the clock still hasn't started. it's not showing here. anyway. that's the same masonic

lilly chapman and - >> hello, i'm speaking on behavior of the neighborhood association. we - the office of middle pocker is out of town and asked me to speak apparently there was a meeting held at one time and middle polk was not informed of this. i just did speak to the architect and project

see you ear good afternoon this thing and i'm the occur rapport of the decorative arts him martin chapman and i'm here to introduce tour speaker this evening. amanda is really the powerhouse behind all that goes on with

linda chapman and paul >> linda i came to continue discussing our concern the concern that people who come to our meetings have the negotiations for our neighborhood. john my mentor from the 70s who spoke at one of our meetings recently has always said if you go to negotiate with the developer you might as well go to work with the developer and essentially that's the way it works out. those groups don't have any authority for you or example and what happens is they get what the developer is willing to give them such as a trees off-site would be an example. john wrote he quoted afro-from our meeting he spoke of the role of ego and compromise and we found on the website of the 18 van ness development that by way of the neighborhood association and in exchange for their support 15 units will be below the rate for parking bicycles and car shares and the person comments all of those things are required by paw law and certainly not a case of the developer oh, up more than they have to, in fact, the bike spaces wouldn't even meet the law requirement. a lot of those people did petitions and c

>> certainly resources was one of the things that chapman pointed out that led to the backlog that sort of caused this cascade of very cursory reviews of cases. but he also admitted that poor management is to blame as well and that there wasn't good use of the resource that they actually had. so he was actually very willing to say that the dph had several problems and they're trying to address them. >> what happens now? this is troubling on so many planes. what's the reaction then from families of these folks who had their cases often dismissed or closed without any investigation, really? >> well, there is a lot of concern. there's a lot of anger and outrage. that's a desire to demand more and to have the public demand more from the department of public health because they are the agency that has the power to take action against caregivers who are accused of abuse or neglect or even murder. they are the agency that has to do that. so there's that. and then they're also asking for what they can do to ensure the safety of their loved ones in the face of a failing department. the only thin

. >> jeremy whitaker and linda chapman. >>> good afternoon supervisors -- commissioner. my name is jamie whitaker and i live in the rincon hill neighborhood. i have some public comment about the warrior's arena. i sit on piers 30-32 advisory committee under the port. on january 7th, 2013, we had a meeting at the cac to discuss scoping for the e-i-r. piers 30-32 arena and the very first item that i mentioned in minutes is that the department of public health's sustainable community index should be used to assess the community health impacts of the proposed project. as you probably know, article 38 is written and helps to protect new buildings with ventilation and filters from air quality issues. but thousands of residents already live in the area and have no such protection. this week on monday, the south beach rincon mission neighborhood association was very happy to host jessica range and [speaker not understood] from the planning department. karen cohen who manages the group that does the healthy development measurement tool. at that time i took the opportunity to ask

german voters against voting for a similar party in the country this so why is it showing this in chapman with establishment across europe has been translated into votes much faster than those in power might have expected reporting from london i'm tester sylvia. more news with the team in from now just over half an hour in the meantime i'll be most in looks at how a man accused of being a war criminal and become a lecturer at the city university of new york breaking the set is coming away very shortly. i got some angry but polite messages after i came out in favor of the foreign adoption ban of russian children by people in the usa this is not a dig on america i think russia or any country that respects itself should export any children to anywhere at all people tell me that i'm paranoid that the decision to stop the foreign adoptions punishes the children while a massive reuters investigation called the child exchange has exposed some dark secrets about adoption of foreign children they expose often by using the term re homing which is normally about finding new homes for animals people

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chapman bell has more for us. >> reporter: it was a criminal trial that captivated the world.nd her former italian buy friend accused and convicted of the murder of her roommate. they are freed on appeal, however, their legal woes still continued. storm, the new trial gets under way. the prosecutors will be different and italy's highest court sent the case back to trial, site krooiting the need to re-evaluate certain aspects that led to their acquittal, including the question of motive, dna evidence and forensic testing analysis. the trial could conclude before the end of the year. however, their legal lowell woes may not end there. depending on the outcome, the defense or the prosecution could anneal back to the supreme court, and it could continue like this for many years to come. back to you. >> a memorial service has been set to honor the louisiana pastor who was shot and killed at his church friday night. ronald j. harris sr. was shot by a man as he preached during church services. the suspect turned himself into police and has been charged with second degree murder. the

mike chapman ordered every sandwich they make at a mcdonalds in wauwatosa, wisconsin.rang up 141-bucks including a diet coke to wash it all down. then he speared the burgers, mcfishes and mcmuffins onto bamboo skewers to build his mc-masterpiece, his monument to the golden arches. why? it was on his bucket list and it's not a death-defying feat. i said, i want one of everything. i know this sounds weird but breakfast and lunch. their reaction was, why do you want to do this? because i can. wide deal climb mount everest? because i can. no, he didn't eat it all at one sitting. he figures he's got leftovers for the next week or so. another round of storms headed our way. jim ramsey is back to fill us in on when the nasty weather is expected to arrive. ♪ need advice on how to juggle those big family meals? this kenmore elite dual temperature double oven, exclusively from sears, can help. so you never have to worry... ...about dropping a dish. impressive! and so is j.d. power ranking kenmore elite highest in customer satisfaction. come celebrate kenmore's 100th anniversary