the prosecution went first. >> well, cindy's not coming home, cindy's dead.le doubt, you can come back with a verdict, and that verdict is not guilty. >> then the jury went behind closed doors to deliberate a first-degree murder case. and to the surprise of nearly everyone, they were back after just two hours. >> all right. mr. foreman, have you reached a verdict? >> yes, we have, your honor. >> would you please give it to my deputy? >> i remember praying and praying and praying. >> as to count one, your verdict is? >> guilty in the first degree. >> guilty of first-degree murder. i felt like someone punched me right in the heart, because at that moment, i knew i would have to admit that she's gone, and she's never coming back. and i was glad that he'd go to jail for what he did. >> a mandatory life sentence. art ream had overplayed his hand. >> it took us 22 years to bring justice to her. >> but it was a bittersweet victory for the zarzyckis. they'd lost their cindy and now they'd lost their leverage with ream to get her remains back for a proper burial. >> a

. >> call cindy. can figure that out. >> i know cindy and i think she would like to get a note from you. [ laughing ] >> a handwritten note. >> cindy is his wife, as you may know. the six day proposal would cut workers and other services. the senate panel considers the legislation next week. >>> this is time for flu shots today you can get within free. clinic by the bay is offering adults free vaccinations to celebrate its first anniversary. the health clinic is staffed by volunteers and serves working uninsureed in san francisco and daly city. today's clinic is open to any adult. shots from 1 to 5 p.m. on america street near geneva. >>> even funnier -- an even sunnier california. the milestonenenenenenenenenenee >> a new study shows a switch to standard time is bad for kids' health. the state makes small strides keeping weight off kids. what is working and what's not those stories later at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> california has hit a major solar milestone. >> one gig what the -- one gigawatt of solar powe

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cindy archer has suddenly taken an unsettled return.y did they have you wrong? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, we found that there was cigarette residue over her bra. and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> there was makeup all on there. i don't have any cigarettes. the makeup i wore from the other day. they searched me, i have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. but since officers only found residue, she will not face any consequences. >> we'll probably hold her inside. won't go back outside until she leaves friday. that will be the end of it. there is no contraband right now. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons, too. she's afraid to leave here so she's trying to sabotage herself. >> coming up, big developments for three suffolk county inmates. >> hey! tdd# 1-800-345-2550 let's talk about making sense out of tdd# 1-800-345-2550 what's happening right now. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 at charl

. >> human trafficking attorney cindy lu says there are thousands of lilies hiding in plain sight in america. >> how do you count a population that by its very nature and definition that's hidden from you. >> the organization asian pacific islander legal outreach represents over 200 victims of forced labor trafficking in the san francisco area. but according to a 2004 report from the u.s. department of justice, an estimated 14 to 17,000 people are trafficked into the united states every year. making the crime as prevalent has homicide. put to work in popular restaurants, major hotel chains and factories, these silent victim, says liou, are the human cost of the low prices customers pay for food and services in big cities like san francisco. >> we' seen anyone as young as 7, anyone as old as 75 years old. men and women. we've also seen sex trafficking cases. but also a lot of labor cases so that involving domestic servitude, hotel restaurant work. >> and says liou, when they're healthy foreigners or diplomats, they have little incentive 20 respect u.s. laws. >> heidi who works out of

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this story comes from freelance producer cindy korbit. >> the abc television program extreme homemakerhe joe hurston family. their personal problems quickly overshadowed by january 2010 haiti earthquake. they made the choice to forego their needs to help people of haiti. >> this is a most devastating disaster we have ever seen. we focussed everything we had to help the people in haiti. >> what carried us through is keep our mind and heart set on, i was thirsty and you gave me to drink. >> joe has been able to meet the needs of tens of thousands with one small airplane. >> i can't carry very much water. one day i encountered a remarkable inventer and dear friend who invented incredible technology that we have built into a very powerful portable water purification system. >> it can produce 125 gallons an hour. hurston has placed these water purification systems in 38 countries. that is why they decided to build them a brand new home. they tore down their house and worked around the clock for six straight days. they convinced bank of america to provide a $100,000 grant for their work and

cindy is the lifestyle contributor for "today." good morning, great to have you back with us.hank you very much. >> congratulations. you're being honored with the generations award and i know it has to be incredible given all the awards you received, just one last night for helping in the fight against malaria, but this one you get to share with your daughters. >> that's right. >> what is that like? >> makes it really fun. thank you very much, cindy and thanks to "glamour" magazine we're going to have a terrific time tonight. draw attention to a lot of issues that we're intereste in, that barbara and jenna and i are still interested in. >> you've been doing a lot of work on that front. cindy, the 21st class of "glamour" women, the women of the year, and tell me about these women. what are some of the qualities? i believe along with the bush ladies, leah michelle. >> jennifer lopez. >> spans the gamut. >> we look for role models. yuck or old we all need women to look up. the bushes are inspiring in a variety of ways. everybody this year from jennifer lopez who is coming off a t

assistant sports editor for the washington post, cindy born joins us to talk about the latest, thank you for joining us what is the latest happening at penn state do we know when he may be leaving? can we expect the president of penn state to make a statement about this? >> well, not that i know of, at the moment, the statement that came out late last night was from the board of trustees they plan to meet again on friday and they will appoint a special committee to look into everything that happened and make determinations which doesn't sound to me like that will be any time soon it will be committee -- committees i am familiar with work, there is a game saturday he is preparing to coach in it, penn's last home game of the season it seems it will be really weird to me also seems like it will be really weird when after the game, they go to a press conference and he talks about first downs and stuff like that, no body is going to want to ask about that, it is just -- it has been handled poorly, i can't imagine they are going to let him coach saturday but that is where we are right now.

. >> cindy johnson has been clean for some time. graduate of the excel program, cindy discovered her drug problem only after it was too late. >> i'm here on a first degree murder charge. i have been here seven years. i was a housewife. i have four children out there. i got into the pain pills. i got involved with an older man that was giving me his pills for sexual favors. and it just got really deep. i broke it off with him. and it got bad. we got into a big fight. i went over there with a bat and hit him over the head with it. that's my little boy, skylin, with his sister, kristin. when i came to prison, my baby boy was only a year and a half old. it was devastating because i didn't -- it wasn't planned. i didn't realize what i was doing. >> although cindy won't see the parole board for another seven years, she has made things right with her children. >> my girls are older now. they can drive up and see me. my youngest son, now 9 years old. i just talked to him yesterday on the phone. he's just doing really good. i have a good rel

i know they have been working hard to figure out the component parts, but adds cindy said, congresswoman lofgren's staff is ready to put the pieces together. i cannot tell you what his bill will look like, what senator schumer's bill will look like. what i can say it is all those pieces work together to ultimately come up with something that is hopefully, at least, something that we can create a foundation from. comprehensive immigration reform has to be broad enough to make -- give us the foundation to build more, but i do not think it will be done at that point. there will be a lot of issues that will not happen in the first go round that will need to be perfected, but me to do enough to turn immigration into something that is not so politicized and is more about really getting down to the problems. i wanted to address briefly some by pointing out, you cannot always tell what will happen based on one set of votes. in the dhhs appropriations bill for 2010, in the senate, and there were a lot of horrible amendments to make e-verify mandatory, inshore every inch of the fence was real, we

i appreciate cindy's comment. i would not move to remove chinatown at this point, whether the board of supervisors, the land use committee, or the full board decide to do it, it is out of our hands. i just want to complement the supervisor's office, the department, and everyone who has worked on this. they came to us with a very simple thing and originally had. we expanded its fantastically, which i think was logical to do, and i am is satisfied with the way it has come out now. it may have to be tweaked in the future. we know this with all legislation. i do not think that is a bad thing. but we have to get it in place, and the simplification, to me, is very, very important. commissioner antonini: i really like this legislation. it has a lot to do with the kiss principle, keep it simple stupid. that is basically the easiest way to understand things, to get all the publications out of there. i do have some questions for aaron starr. ok, i guess the first question in category, and it went pretty fast, but my underst

i appreciate cindy's comment. i would not move to remove chinatown at this point, whether the board of supervisors, the land use committee, or the full board decide to do it, it is out of our hands. i just want to complement the supervisor's office, the department, and everyone who has worked on this. they came to us with a very simple thing and originally had. we expanded its fantastically, which i think was logical to do, and i am is satisfied with the way it has come out now. it may have to be tweaked in the it may have to be tweaked in the future.

in writing and researching the book he did not speak to george or cindy anthony or casey. per se. what is your qualification to write a book like this? >> absolutely. listen when you create a psychological profile of somebody you have to get enough sources so her friends, boyfriends, relatives, enumerable sources, thousands of pages of documents to piece together who was this woman and why did this happened. we know what happened. >> so many people wonder about that. i know one thing we did was pour over some of the police interviews in this case. if the trial established one thing beyond a reasonable doubt she's an accomplished liar. what do you see in that behavior? >> this is a woman with no internal self. she grew up with a psychological assassin for a mother. we're talking about somebody who didn't even know her own daughter was seven months pregnant. can you imagine? >> what does that term mean? >> she was intent on not recognizing casey anthony as a real person, and somebody worthy of responding to in a genuine fashion. why else would she permit her father, why woul

cindy? and, as a gift from lexus, all right. all right, dear. debra went out tonight.nd raymond did, too. although they went to different places. on a saturday night. do you think that seems odd?

. >> i want to thank them and his wife cindy, they were phenomenal. he was there from 8:00 in the morning until 1:00 in the afternoon. the principal was beside himself. the left to the classrooms and said hello to the students. he had a panel discussion with a very informal conversation to the kids, and they could pretty much as can anything. he did a 10 minute or 20 minute stint with the kids practicing on stage and performed with the kids. he mentioned being 16 years old and performing with carlos santana. it was just great, there were 15 students on stage. the students exited and he played for us for another half- hour. it was a delight. he donated, the drums and guitars. he is commissioning a mural to be painted in the hallway, and he really wanted to congratulate the kids because 85 percent were going on to college. we have a much higher rate of graduation this last year. he was thrilled and honored to be amongst the kids and they were thrilled and honored to be with him. a couple of other thank yous. the educational partnership celebrated the te

. >> the most egregious example is what he did to cindy anthony. when he knew the casey story was going to come out to us he scheduled a meeting with cindy only. >> he went further and told her that the state was investigating george for some involvement in the death and disappearance of caylee. it was absolutely false. 100 percent false. to me that was not only a huge lie but was just cruel. >> is it a cruel lie jose bias. i didn't welcome you. thank you for coming on. >> i don't know how it could be a cruel lie when it was absolutely true. law enforcement asked her to wear a wire on two different occasions and have conversations with george about the duct tape. they had on several occasions done search warrants in the home and exceeded the scope. there was you a time when they left one of the cell phones in his car. any one looking at the case can see this. that came out in a pretrial hearing during -- actually during the trial outside of the jury's presence. >> i was shocked the psychiatrist reports, what casey told the psychiatrist is in this b

. >> reporter: cindy harris says her daughter has been hiding her relationship with mcfate. police say he is from livermore. here is a look at their pictures. the two were last seen in concord. >>> pleasanton police say mcfate drives a honda civic from the late 1990s. he replaced his own license plate on the car with a california plate 4prm200. >>> investigators are working to identify the body found in a burned building. firefighters say another woman escaped from the unit but was unable to rescue the victim because of the fire. the fire started about 11:30 last night and ended up destroying two units. at this time the cause is still unknown. >>> san francisco firefighters responded to two calls. a one alarm fire in a set of flat on sanchez street started at about 4:30 this afternoon. fire officials tell us the fire damaged a unit in the back of the building and was contained 20 minutes later. about 6:20, firefighters responded to an electrical fire. the one alarm fire took out power to the hate and castro neighborhoods. a few dozen customers remain without power tonight. >

. >> reporter: cindy harris says her daughter has been hiding her relationship with mcfate. police say he is from livermore. here is a look at their pictures. the two were last seen in concord. >>> pleasanton police say mcfate drives a honda civic from the late 1990s. he replaced his own license plate on the car with a california plate 4prm200. >>> investigators are working to identify the body found in a burned building. firefighters say another woman escaped from the unit but was unable to rescue the victim because of the fire. the fire started about 11:30 last night and ended up destroying two units. at this time the cause is still unknown. >>> san francisco firefighters responded to two calls. a one alarm fire in a set of flat on sanchez street started at about 4:30 this afternoon. fire officials tell us the fire damaged a unit in the back of the building and was contained 20 minutes later. about 6:20, firefighters responded to an electrical fire. the one alarm fire took out power to the hate and castro neighborhoods. a few dozen customers remain without power tonight. >

your move, cindy hitler. this is report report. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the "report," thank you for joining us. (crowd chanting "stephen") (cheers and applause) thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much you know what? that chanting would sound great accompanied by some gored. (laughter) nation, i am so glad you are here tonight because i do not want to be alone right now. (laughter) because, frankly, my faith in woman kind has been shaken. because once again, a troubled lady is trying to derail the herman cain train. (laughter) >> ginger white, a single mother from atlanta, says she had a 13-year-long affair with the married republican candidate. >> it's another case of he said/she said. >> stephen: now technically i believe we're now up to he said/she said/she said/she said/she said/she said/she was paid not to say. (laughter) nation, this is devastating. because of this, the former godfather's pizza c.e.o. is consid

tony, lauren, alex, lisa, jamey, joseph, hank, cindy, randy, sunjay, sai, sorry, guys, lisa, michael, adam, eric, kevin, and steve. some of these folks are in the room today sorry. surry. definitely everyone played a part in the. with that everyone's contribution, i do not think we would be standing here today. >> thank you. president nolan: it has gotten so much attention, international attention, so thank you. director brinkman: i attended an event, and congratulations to all of you. it is an amazing program. i thought i knew a lot going in, and i learned a lot and the two days, and it was fascinating to see the others there, as he said, waiting to learn from us and to see what goes on in san francisco, so i want to say thank you. you have a fabulous team. i look forward to supporting the rollout of sf park, because i think if it is a game changer. parking is an incredibly emotional topic, but the way you present it took the emotion out of it and really made it a dated driven process an idea. that was fascinating, and it will be really interesting to see where it goes. president nol

. >> hi, i'm cindy. i lost 158 pounds in 11 months. >> reporter: for holly, the results are just as striking. >> it's been two months, i lost 50 pounds. >> reporter: her entire relationship to food has changed. peoples are now healthy and every morsel chewed 30 times. >> there's your little plate. can you handle that? >> reporter: before the surgery, how much could you have eaten? >> probably all of it. >> reporter: the whole plate, six eggs and chicken. one year after her surgery, 135 pounds gone. her portion sizes are still tiny. >> i'm full. i am. yeah. i just had two little pieces of pork and a piece of sausage. >> reporter: but when everyone around her has full plates, she's not tempted. >> if i want a bite of something, i have that taste. i don't let it control me or -- it doesn't consume my thoughts like it used to. >> reporter: for the first time in as long as this 39-year-old can remember, she's excited about something new. shopping. >> i like to try on different things, different colors. things

. >> cindy. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am the interim deputy director at the chinatown cd. c i want to talk about a number of issues. the first is outreach. werd