the prosecution went first. >> well, cindy's not coming home, cindy's dead.ury 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. >> and i told my wife, i said, we'll never know now. i probably would go to my own grave not

and finally, cindy at 28 and today at age 45. >> how does cindy do it?> her secret is renowned french anti-aging specialist, dr. jean-louis sebagh. >> he's been called "the wonder doctor," "a miracle worker," "and the youth guru." >> dr. jean-louis sebagh is a super exclusive doctor in paris. i was 28 when i first went to him, and i instantly noticed that my skin just came alive, and that was it. it was kind of love at first sight. >> dr. sebagh's treatments are in such demand, models, celebrities, and even vip clients wait months just to get an appointment with him. >> people don't mind waiting four hours at a time just to see him, because they know that at the end of the day they come out looking fresher and healthier and younger. you know, he's the man. >> how is that dr. sebagh is able to produce such powerful anti-aging elixirs? >> his secret lies in a fabled and beautiful part of the french countryside. >> here in this secluded field in the south of france, scientists have discovered a rare vine ripened melon with astonishing youth preserving prope

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and the girl, crazy cindy started cursing, and sister renata thought it was me. so, i had bloody hands. they are stinging. i am trying to not touch the soap because it's burning and she takes the soap out of my hands and sticks it into my mouth. >> you were success. >> i was six. part of my personality is i couldn't stop laughing because while she is shoving it in my mouth, i am noting and there are bubbles coming out of my nose. so, i couldn't stop laughing. so like, you know, and i told this woman -- i called this woman crazy. comeback? >> right there. the timing was impeccable. >> you were always a ham. >>ists a ham. no. i was not a ham. i was ham and cheese served on a platter. i was ridiculous. >> tell a few crazy -- tell us who crazy cindy was. >> no one has asked me about her yet. so that came a little bit as a shock. she was my best friend, my c confidan confidante, my little angel. >> crazy cindy plays a really >> yes. >> she is a girl that in some ways, you seem to look up to. >> absolutely. >> because she is brave. >> yes. she was very brave. i don't k

and before we receive your comments and questions, cindy who has been a long time member of the bcc has asked to make some brief comments for the board. >> (inaudible) superintendent and thank you. supervisor eric mar (inaudible) >> who has helped my daughter successfully entering the door of college. (inaudible) she passed the act it is good. (inaudible) i have a grandchild i will be back, wait for me and i will come back, thank you tonight. [ applause ] >> i would also like to thank all of the members of the bcc that are coming off of the years of hard work and in particular, cindy is my appointee and we are good friends and among all of the accomplishments that you have done, i think that your greatest is michelle. and this is a parent who has supported her daughter, she will be going to trinity college in texas and she is the recipient of three scholarships she is the vice president of the san francisco youth commission, and she has from a very young age assisted her mother in translation, even when i am speaking to cindy and so this is what happens, i think, when we have a really s

and the girl, crazy cindy started cursing, and sister renata thought it was me. so, i had bloody hands. they are stinging. i am trying to not touch the soap because it's burning and she takes the soap out of my hands and sticks it into my mouth. >> you were success. >> i was six. part of my personality is i couldn't stop laughing because while she is shoving it in my mouth, i am noting and there are bubbles coming out of my nose. so, i couldn't stop laughing. so like, you know, and i told this woman -- i called this woman crazy. comeback? >> right there. the timing was impeccable. >> you were always a ham. >>ists a ham. no. i was not a ham. i was ham and cheese served on a platter. i was ridiculous. >> tell a few crazy -- tell us who crazy cindy was. >> no one has asked me about her yet. so that came a little bit as a shock. she was my best friend, my c confidan confidante, my little angel. >> crazy cindy plays a really >> yes. >> she is a girl that in some ways, you seem to look up to. >> absolutely. >> because she is brave. >> yes. she was very brave. i don't k

cindy pom from global news. >> that was cindy pom from global news. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning>> and the legal industry in colorado. >>> and arne duncan joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >>> developing now "eyewitness news" on the scene of deadly house fire and collapse in delaware. one person is dead, three others including a firefighter are injured. we have the latest for now live report coming up. >>> good morning, it is tuesday, june 17th, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee has the day off. also this morning, swarm of tornados, some appearing two at a time, destroy a nebraska town. the latest on the search for survivors coming up. >> right now i think i heard dating mentioning we could be reaching 90 for the first time this year. >> wow. >> all right, it is time, it is almost summer, right, katie? we have to expect this kind of snipping. >> saturday it officially starts, already in the middle of meteorological summer, but we would tingley already have hit a 90-

the puppy could have died if he would have broken the dog's neck. >> cindy quickly releases the tapedia and says, thanks to viewer tips, the puppy is recovered in good health. the bow wow bandit is arrested and pleads guilty to grand theft. >>> this next canine theft is more of a team effort. >> three young girls came into the store, walked around the store together for a few minutes. one girl holds the purse open. another girl put the puppy in the purse. the third girl gave her jacket to the girl that had the stolen puppy and helped her conceal the puppy. >> then suddenly, as the thieves make their getaway, it appears this woman has a change of heart. just after her two friends exit the store, the girl with the stolen puppy in her purse, strangely puts the dog back. but what seems like a stroke of luck for one pup turns out to be bad news for another little guy. >> she did steal a different puppy instead. so she took the puppy out of that purse, put the puppy back, and chose a different puppy. >> again, cindy releases the theft video to local media, and again, the puppy is returned

at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning.is just amazing, and so i feel like now i have a chance. >> what's cindy's beauty secret?

trainer cindy brown says its the secret to breaking out of a plateau and getting a better body. laurie explain its best. she started running long distance hoping to tighten her body. >> i felt healthy and i was less winded but i wasn't seeing a change in my body at all. >> cindy says one reason this happens is because you get used to the same routine, you don't want to do the same thing daily, change it up with weights and sprints and hills. >> that is the training plan for womens running, called running for weight loss. >> like core fitness it changes up your routine, you'll do a fat burning run but also hills and sprints. >> press up through your heels and strength training. >> laurie says this yields quick results. >> you'll feel thinner and your pants will fit looser. >> i give people the analogy of a car. >> if you go on cruise control it burns less gas but if you floor it it burns more gas. in doing that, you'll find more satisfaction out of your workout because it keep its interesting. >> it definitely kept it interesting. nutrition is also important, if you run five mile

at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning.er skin is just amazing, and so i feel like now i have a chance. >> what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out.

harrison and all my fellow commissioners on rec and park chief suhr our councilmember ferraro and cindy wu and appearance park president and jim the sincere vp and reverend chang now give them a big hand (clapping.) i have two art commissioners roberta and abby i apologize give them a welcome. (clapping.) >> art at this stage of the program i need lilly to help we a.k.a. donna. so i thought rather than giving you my interpretation i'll tell you what wikipedia has to say about her. lilly hitchcock fire bell was considered eccentric and smoking cigars and wearing trousers before it was acceptable and an avid gambler and she dressed up as a male to do so. as a young woman she traveled to europe and married howard the caller for the san francisco stock exchange he passed away in 11885 he saw the fire department respond to telegraph hill and helped them get up the hill this was in the days when everything was outsourced to private enterprise but she get them up first and treated asia mascot of the firefighters and after her return in the 63 made an honoree of the engine company and rode alon

but then you also have the power of the public, cindy. because the majority of americans, according to the most recent polls i've seen, over the last couple years, the majority of americans actually say that they don't think native american names, i.e., washington redskins, should be changed. could this be a door for the nfl to force a name change? >> yeah. i mean, i think that that's always a possibility. you know, for every poll that says there are people who favor the name change, there's another poll that says people are against it. it's rather difficult to get a grasp on just exactly where this is. overall. >> what about people in d.c.? >> i would say that in d.c. the nickname is overwhelmingly popular still. among the fans that respond to me on twitter and facebook. fans that i'm in touch with. >> go ahead, fred. >> i -- well, i personally think you've got to be cognizant of the fact some people find this name offensive. but as a lawyer, someone doing this for 30 years, including a fellow prosecutor, i get hinky when you start tryin

cindy pom reports. >> reporter: be prepared to get whacked by a camera if you're going to play canada'sit's going to start. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: now most people might not want to be in ford's shoes but these wannabes want to fill in. >> i promise you i'm done drinking for good, okay. cool. ♪ >> reporter: they came from all over for the casting call at second city. different shapes, sizes. even genders. >> okay, how do i do that? great. whoo! >> reporter: all hoping to play the mayor who admitted to smoking crack cocaine. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. probably in one of my drunken stupors. ♪ my drunken stupor oops i made a pooper ♪ >> reporter: to play for it, you got to have the right attributes. you have to be able to dance like him. ♪ >> reporter: be limber like ford. >> love of sports. >> reporter: and sweat on command. >> do you mind if i dab you, mr. mayor. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but the brains behind the musical, it's not meant to insult the mayor. >> we want to tell a story. it's not the unauthorized biography of rob. we're trying to explore other relationships in

person i want to wish her well on retirement, the other person that i would like to acknowledge is cindy, who is retiring after 32 years' of service with the city. she was in charge of special events and i want to say that i spent 20 years with the san francisco chinese new year parade organizing that and cindy is to professional dealing with the public. can you hear me? the other person i want to recognize and acknowledge is a colleague and also a friend and that is tony koh, who is retiring after 37 years' of service. her last time was in the color curves -- curbs and meter repairs and she handled temporary parking signage. so i want to wish all of them a happy retirement and safe trips >> thank you, director lee. anyone else? unfinished business? seeing none, miss boomer. >> item 7, director's report. >> good afternoon reiskin, members of the board and public and staff, just a few quick items to report on. first we'll be rolling out muni forward which is a campaign that will be a new way to talk about the implementation of the transit effective project and bring together a long list o

killed or did you ever do that i'm so glad you brought this up i've never met cindy adams my life i've never talked in your post ever i am amazed that someone can actually sit down and write as if i'm doing an interview like we're doing right now when i've never met a person to be to have a story made up and that's it never met all of it you can't never in my life i'm amazed. have you ever commented on guilt or innocence i mean my opinion i've always had an opinion as with me is my opinion is i think o.j. is guilty that's my opinion you didn't owe her that you think you know i know i never talked this woman what do you make of it you knew o.j. so well as you reflect back when you were on the witness stand i will never forget that. how are you think he did it you know how did this guy come to do that this nice guy right guy right. charismatic people love them i remember going to one time being invited to a football game we did the sidelines and i'm telling the crowd at the l.a. coliseum what a crazy for this guy he loved to be actually by people who loved it my opinion is i think he lov

>> absolutely. >> cindi, thank you so much.nly thing we want to ask you is what happens in the final season? >> yes. can you fill us in, christina? >> i'd love to, are you ready? not quite yet. >> i read, though, again i've been watching "mad men" from the very beginning. your character, joan, is the most remarkable character because there's all of this crazy change all around it. but somebody pointed out to me about three or four seasons in, said you know joan is like the anchor of that whole show because everybody is changing and there's madness all around, and joan remains joan. she is a fascinating character, isn't she? >> she's sort of learning and ever changing and yet she seems to be a constant and she knows how to hold down the fort for everyone around her. it's very, very fun to play. >> well, i will see you both at the conference. thanks so much for the preview. see you there. >>> up next, will the turmoil in iraq threaten the price of oil and the global economy along with it? business before the bell is next. thank y

. >> cindy shelby from the friends of the alameda animal shelter.t let's talk about noodle. >> the last pet i brought, noodle, our pit got adopted. >> very nice. >> a wonderful home. we're having happy. go. so you have five rabbits now. >> we have five rabbits in the shelter at the moment. this is dolce, and dolce is a black new zealand rabbit. we think is he about 2 plus years old. very sweet. has been in a foster home, so has been around children and other adults, and is litter box trained. >> you can get the kids to clean the litter box. a whole other story. that's great. got five of them. >> uh-huh. >> and -- >> and we have kittens and puppies and dogs and cats all available for adoption. >> all right. give them a call. just like noodle, we'll see if we can find dolce a home. thanks for being here. >> have a great weekend. [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey! [cheers and applause] what's up, baby? what's up? hi, dog. how you doin'? what's up? what's up? what up, dog? what's up, man? what's up? ooh. >> yeah. >> what's up? [cheers and applause] yeah. hello,

. >> cindy is 55 from holland, texas is our second lady. wait to see her family's reaction when she gets home. she knows her husband and daughters will be shocked. let's listen to her story. >> okay, so another victim. i shouldn't say that, because we could all use a makeover today, but you're a little flipped out. >> i'm a little nervous about it. i cut my hair for the first time last year. it has been down to my waist for 20 years. i'm really nervous. i colored it for the first time. and now we'll see what happens. >> quickly, ideal look? >> ideal look? feathery, full hair. i don't know. >> all right, louis, i think we can do that. we're going to keep you dry and pamper you for three hours. >> i'll take it. >> happy. >> she's here with some students, she's here on a trip with some students. kinsey, ashlin, and sissy. let's take a last look, please. >> the teacher's here, too. gli didn't have her. there she is. so sorry. there she is before. let's bring out the new cindy. okay. it's feathery. you guys ready? take off your blinds. >> spin r

. >> reporter: long time local chef cindy gore sean decided 3 years ago she needed a better workforce. so she started teaches sustainable hospital garden to table education they do everything from work in the garden to prepare and serve food it took a little while to catch on. >> when i first got here i was like i'm not going to last with the healthy food and the getting used to the new palate. >> reporter: but within a year or two. >> i stopped easting fast food chips and soda. >> reporter: athletes like hector noticed a change. >> it helped me a lot more i'm more energized now. >> reporter: but the most dramatic story is daniel he lost 150 pounds. >> i have a better future. no diabetes. i'll have kids and be able to play with them and live long. >> reporter: the transformations go beyond physical endurance an how they feel about themselves. this program has changed how students view school and their future. >> it encouraged me he more to come to school it was something fun to do. >> reporter: cindy's classes have doubled their attend than up to 90%. they came back to school today to

i really want to thank the planning commission cindy wu and the entire staff for their expertise and last but not least we want to thank the neighbors john for the advocacy for the building (clapping) but is special shout out to the finances of pioneers park julie christian son thank you for your tireless advocacy to make this place worth and we're just thrilled i can't wait for you to see it and cheers to san francisco. cheers (clapping.) we're getting close this side of the aisle the bride side it hot the grammar side cooler but the honoree the president charles with us today and thank him for his continuing to nurture the arts coming to san francisco (clapping) and speaking of being challenges the art commission has the responsibility for lots of public art in san francisco i want you to welcome the arts commissioner tom (clapping.) well, good afternoon it's a hot one so i will try to be brief so we can get into the shade welcome this is an incredible day in san francisco i wanted to start with everybody who has champed the coit tower and the murals it's an incredible day when you

. >> this has been a paid presentation for meaningful beauty advanced by cindy crawford brought to you by guthy-renker. this is "the daily show" with jon stewart! (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." i'm jon stewart. we've got a program for you tonight! our program tonight is very special, spectacular. first of all, from the new film "edge of tomorrow," we have a talented young actor named thomas cruise! (cheers and applause) he'll be joining us in a bit. but before that, tonight i want to begin with guns. (applause) (laughter) because this is north america, and everything begins -- and frequently ends -- with guns. >> walking in to a convenience store with a rifle, ordering a latae with a long gun. it's all part of a protest by the group open carry texas. they advocate for gun rights with an in-your-face style that is perfectly legal in the lone star state. >> i'm about to show you how to get a slurpee with an ak-47. (laughter) >> jon: and then after that a slightly used bmw with the car already running and the driver already in it. obviously, the gentleman isn't

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and maria kaplan from the transbay transit center and chief joanne haynes-white and director ram and cindy one way or another san francisco planning commission president and tom o'connor from the fire department labor union and todd and a joint bay bay and fred character from an orientation and parker harris the co-founder and george is companies chief operating officer thank you all of you know that salesforce tower was founded here in san francisco 15 years ago. and from the very beginning salesforce tower pass froirtd growing and hiring here in san francisco that's why i'm so excited to unveil the new immaterial edition that's salesforce tower a tower to be built outside this window which will fundamentally transform the skyline of san francisco that's at the ironic building it will dramatically increase the size of our w0i8d canvas here in san francisco we'll be occupying half of the secret in the tower. in addition the location obviously couldn't be more beneficial for the saits on fremont street and our new building at the 350 admission. it will be the heart ever our urban question a

6 and especially in our 5th location we doubled that to 20 swastikas the entrepreneursship >> i'm cindy on the hates valley association i've been in hate valley for 20 years. supporting the community and offering something unique especially to those who come and visitor and russel said it we're not for extending that it will imbalance the enterprising and if you have big businesses with deep punctuates they can do this from my own study it's based on being on the retail floor people across the nation international they come to hate valley because there's special shops they can't find everywhere else that's why they come here others parts of san francisco that's making us unique and we have to protect it. i hope and think that you'll keep in mind for future proposals. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm larry. i'm the vice president of the hates valley neighborhood association. again, i'd like to thank the planning department staff for all the great work they've dunn on this complex and somewhat controversial issue. we have pa

cindy sheehan. protested the war after her son died in active duty.lled the mother after dead soldier a tragedy. pimp. >> cindy sheehan, that's a pretty big prostitute there. you know what i mean? i mean, more of a, what did we call her when she was in the news? an prostitute. >> we eventually got tragedy pimp. because we believe she was pimping the prostitute out. which i think is the most accurate description. >> pretty hard to beat prostituting your son's death, don't you think? wow. beck can admit he was dead wrong about going into iraq but he can't take responsibility for his words. if glenn beck thinks he deserves an acquittal without an apology, he can keep on pretending. ticky notes when we asked the guys at to map their manufacturing process with sticky notes and string, yeah, they were a little bit skeptical. what they do actually is rocket science. high tech components for aircraft and fighter jets. we're just their bankers, right? but financing from ge capital also comes with expertise from across ge. in this case, our top lean process eng

cindy, this is a sbuubject you know well. you began with the post as a nfl red skin editor. you can answer better than most. when it happened, what was your reaction and how big a blow is it to the team and what it means for them going forward? >> well, you know, this actually happened once before in the late '90s. a group of native americans sued the trademark issued a similar ruling and wound the way through the courts for 17 or 18 years, and finally the court determined that it had gone on too long. and they overturned the ruling. well, here we are again now with a new group, a younger group of native americans lead by amanda blackhorse in the lawsuit. and i think it's it gets a lot more attention than it did before. it was a washington story before. now it's a big national. maybe it helps maybe this is where it begins to turn the tide. >> will we see another cycle of multiple years. you were saying 16 or 17 years going by before maybe owner dan snyder has to do something? can he continue to defend the name based on what is now come down from the patent office? >> well, i

cindy, let me ask you, there are a lot of competing narratives about why these kids are coming in suchhuge numbers and seemingly, all of a sudden. one group of folks say it's because of deteriorating situation in central america. others say it's because of the promise of the hope of citizenship or residents in the united states. from your reporting what do you gather? >> well, actually, the white house just held a press conference earlier today in regards to that matter. it seemed like they were playing damage control. they were definitely reiterating of the influx of unaccompanied children coming in flew texas has to do with what's happening in central america. this not only crushing poverty, but the increase in violence and particularly in honduras, guatemala and el salvador. because of the violence, is what the administration is saying, that's why these children are coming over. but also, at the same time, you're having parents with children coming over. so two things are happening at once. you're also having single mothers who are coming through the border with at least one child.

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. >> good afternoon cindy kaiser permanente nooindz on my understanding is call the carriers get the final materials from medicare from roughly the same timeframe we don't set those nailing until their final. i would assume others choose a other decision so we'll tried to come up with the right rate that's on objective we generally feel much anymore comfortable around the end of june beginning of july it's not final but we've processed more information one of the key components is the risk of the population so a group that has over a certain amount of members their adjusted we don't have this information for our large groups we don't get that until about the second to third week of june and then we have to process it through so around july we get the data that's what flujts the number it's not the final reimbursement rate but what makes it unstable is the risk adjusting piece of it >> thank you. i want to hear from blue cross blue shield why they know. >> is there a representative from blue cross blue shield. no representative oh, there is a representative from blue cross blue shield