. >> the conversation corey booker had that is raising eyebrows tonight. you like to keep your family healthy and fit. do the same for your dog. introducing purina dog chow light & healthy. it's a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend... ...with 20% fewer calories than dog chow. new purina dog chow light & healthy. >>> suspected drunk driver leafs police on a high speed chase in florida. prius hits a car and comes past the state troopers dash cam. it's driven by a 30-year-old sex offender. pulled over on suspicion of dui. he gave them a fake id, they asked him to get out of the car and he ran a red light and slammed in to the other vehicle. good samaritans jumped in to action when a man fell off of a boston subway platform onto the tracks below. within 20 seconds, the subway heroes pulled the man to safety, taken to the hospital with a minor head jour. injury. . a dust storm closed a 14- mile section of a phoenix highway, several cars crashed because of the low visibility. i'm not going to say the weather term. no one was hurt. the road opened severa

absolutely it is clear. >> corey?> i would say for the military, they use a number of games with nothing to do with the battlefield but cultural language, interaction and cues and treating the ptsd coming back. >> think about this. $800 million for that latest video game. what? "grand theft auto 5." whatever. $800 million. a lot of kids -- >> one day. >> that's right. so then the question is, why aren't they all killing? how do we identify the ones who like this aaron alexis? 18 hours a day and then shoots people. >> there's another question, too, which is in the other large game markets, japan being the other biggest one, violent crime is extremely low. >> doctor, how do you answer that? dr. sharp, violent crime is extremely low in japan. >> there are cultural factors, gun availability. in terms of american mentality, i think the big thing is whether someone's vulnerable to mental illness. in the mass shootings, nine of the patients or the people there were patients with untreated mental illness so it's not a questio

>> the two inmates are corey long and -- >> do you have any pain on you? >> no, my knuckles. >> and iron robinson. >> all i got is a little ice pack because i got a little knock, really, from head buttin', but i ain't tripping, you know. just a little war wounds. >> here you see the inmates as i'm bringing the inmates in, i open the door, they're stepping in. the fight is actually taking place right now. >> the fight occurred just to the left of the surveillance camera's view. deputies respond within seconds. when they deploy pepper spray to break it up, other inmates can be seen reacting to it. >> they got pepper spray now. so we identified the one person in the purple shirt. >> handcuffed by deputies, long is now in the camera's view. robinson has already been removed from the scene. both men have been in jail for about a month. but their conflict began on the streets. >> on the street i ain't worried about him on the street. but in jail i already know i've got to fight him because i'm going to run into him, and it ain't going to be like, oh, what's up o

absolutely it is clear. >> corey?e military, they use a number of games with nothing to do with the battlefield but cultural language, interaction and cues and treating the ptsd coming back. >> think about this. $800 million for that latest video game. what? "grand theft auto 5." whatever. $800 million. a lot of kids -- >> one day. >> that's right. so then the question is, why aren't they all killing? how do we identify the ones who like this aaron alexis? 18 hours a day and then shoots people. >> there's another question, too, which is in the other large game markets, japan being the other biggest one, violent crime is extremely low. >> doctor, how do you answer that? dr. sharp, violent crime is extremely low in japan. >> there are cultural factors, gun availability. in terms of american mentality, i think the big thing is whether someone's vulnerable to mental illness. in the mass shootings, nine of the patients or the people there were patients with untreated mental illness so it's not a question of being mentally

has been used for 1 hundred years and the light industrial zoning was reaffirmed in 2008 arrest as corey noted under this zoning there are permitted conditional use because we're intensifying it by expanding the generate yard. we've asked for racked parking issues. we have 1 hundred and 25 page lengthy this covers the air and annoys reports that were conducted under the departments supervision. the project has no significant environmental impacts that can't be mitigated through certain measures. the project will ultimately result if in an overall reduction of emissions because of the clean technology of the new generators. the project is applicable to the site as the departments materials show the project essentialists the criteria for conditional use authorization including the other criteria. the policy is in code with the commerce and industry and community safety element to the plan. it will not have a significant impact on the environment. in connection with the safety element i want to emphasis that having redundancy those generators will help to insure with the city infrastructure

. >> good afternoon, commissioners corey from staff. it's for additional use to alternate 16 thousand square feet of the building b's on the project site. the is incorrect and will be updated. the project proposes to rhythm up to 11 parking spaces that will include generators. and is requesting an exception to the parking requirement. it will be separated from that all avenue that will continue to house the internet challenge and will be used for the location for generators in emergencies. the project will not increase the inhibiting amount of power during times when regular supply is interrupted like in an earthquake. it will provide no more than 12 park spaces. the area effected is relatively small compared to the overall project site which is 7 acres. the location of the generators is modern 4 hundred feet from the northern property like and more than 4 hundred feet from the southern property line and a large abandoned strictly site is to the immediate west of the site. the approval of the site in planning code to allow no fortune el

corey is a contributing editor for the root and igor is of pink progress and laura is a reporter forhe huffingtonpost. forgive me if we break away because president clinton has come out to start his address. we want to talk exactly what the purpose of this is. corey, let me start with you because the white house is bringing out the big guns back here at home with president clinton to talk about how this will change american lives for the better. again, this is going to be happening over the next several weeks to try to inform everybody as early enrollment or enrollment starts on october 4th. you're comparing this to the full political campaign that might be a sign of desperation for the administration that they can get people on board with what obamacare means. >> it's not quite desperation yet but it is ironic that president obama is relying on bill clinton to rely on obamacare after 20 years their health care reform was not able to be passed 20 years ago. he is taking this complicated law and making it plain for the massive of americans that need to get on this program. so over the

you're not corey. could do a good willie aames -- >> jimmy: if you could do a good willie aames impression, you'll get the part? >> i get the part of counseling the kids, you know? >> jimmy: exactly. well, on the show, you have a -- charles grodin and candice bergen play your parents. that's cool. [ applause ] and how did that -- how fun is that? >> charles is great. i mean charles grodin -- >> jimmy: he's fantastic. >> he's sitting there, and then he'll go -- "when i met warren beatty --" >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you're just, like, wow, what? >> jimmy: yeah, he's got amazing stories. he came on the show and, like, it was just -- every single thing out of his mouth -- like, a crazy cool story. >> in an acting room, it's funny, because he'll just do a scene and then all of a sudden, he'll inexplicably start talking really loud. [ laughter ] and if you say, "can you get the eggs from the fridge?" >> jimmy: he's just start yelling. he's acting like al pacino. scrambled eggs! i need them now! like, a

angela corey i said it before when we were doing that zimmerman block is a menace? it shows you today she released a statement that said she was -- the case was reversed on a technicality. >> technicality. a constitutional violation she considers a technicality. this woman if she was pretty and white and had fired that gun would have gotten probation. >> really you believe that? >> i defended a woman who will remain nameless within the last 12 months, same set of facts, who was pretty and white, and i got her probation. she didn't do any time. >> because the constitution violation here was that the judge instructed the jury that they had to prove -- the defendant had to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, not prosecution, the defendant had to prove that it was self-defense beyond a reasonable doubt. >> how would a judge give that instruction? >> somebody was brain-dead. because that shifts the burden to the defendant. they consider a constitutional violation of the fifth amendment basically to be a technicality. that's why i say she's -- >> nobody is disputing that her

angela corey i said it before when we were doing that zimmerman block is a menace?t shows you today she released a statement that said she was -- the case was reversed on a technicality. >> technicality. a constitutional violation she considers a technicality. this woman if she was pretty and white and had fired that gun would have gotten probation. >> really you believe that? >> i defended a woman who will remain nameless within the last 12 months, same set of facts, who was pretty and white, and i got her probation. she didn't do any time. >> because the constitution violation here was that the judge instructed the jury that they had to prove -- the defendant had to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, not prosecution, the defendant had to prove that it was self-defense beyond a reasonable doubt. >> how would a judge give that instruction? >> somebody was brain-dead. because that shifts the burden to the defendant. they consider a constitutional violation of the fifth amendment basically to be a technicality. that's why i say she's -- >> nobody is disputing that her h

. >> the third episode is the tribute to corey monteith.e deal with losing, who likeli corey monteith is the our our quarter back and the leader andn the one that the kids looked up to, so it was difficult to film, but it was not just the cast bu the crew who loved him too, but it was very cath ardick. >> i did not expect to be on a a hit show like this. i did not expect any nominations, i did not expect to host saturday night live or get a star. st these are preposter russ things that happened to me, that were e not on my list. my bar was much lower. with the bar to keep her busy and the many accolades she has received. >> at the end of the day i havei been able to validate myself. that has come with maturity. i can't say that would be theul case if this happened to me at the age of 25. >> of differenfame comes to mant different times in their lives. it's been an great show. >>> exciting. it's not going to amount to much, i'm not expecting any rain, and back to the mid-70s.m7 >> a beautiful day. >> yes, nice touch. the bus forecast, i want

. >> la ceremonia tuvo sus tributos a corey montheit entre otros. >> también incluyó a jenni rivera.tivo ya que ahí jobb creo sus priemra computadoras en 1976 que vendrian siendo 1700 dólares hoy en día. >> gracias. >> buenas noches.- >> buenas noches- >>>. >>> (♪). >>> hoy lunes 23 de septiembre, y aquÍ estÁn los titulares a 110 muertos en mÉxico, todavÍa hay comunidades totalmente incomunicoadas y sin ayuda. >>> y ni deportaciÓn ni la violencia en la frontera detienen a inmigrantes que entran il letalmente al paÍs la cifra aumentÓ en el 2012 y congresistas inician gre grae contra un programa de gobierno que data con telÉfonos celularazo las personas para caso ciÓn a de emergencia le llama el obama phone. >>> y vergonzosa guerra de hamburguesa en un restaurante y los protagonistas decenas de estudio delante secundaria, asÍ comenzamos. >>> (♪

. >> corey hudson is ceo of canine -- he says dogs that are not trained can attack real service dogs and endangerer ing disabled owners. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some 600 people are still unaccounted for following the flooding and the rain, claiming the lives of 7 people. they have been damaged by mud slide and toppled trees and meanwhile rescuers take an advantage of the rain to search for the stranded people. the number of missing is expected to drop as people contacted families and friends as they regain use of their cell phones and internet. >> here is a relief in san francisco this weekend, as a group of high school students stranded by the colorado flood finally made it home. the students were on a 10-day trip field trip when the storm hit. staff members took the chance and discover the group out of the ranch to the airport. >>> our john fowler shows us of the newly charred landscape. >> mt. diablo is back opened today. we >> the views here is spectacular and it is a nice road and today therhard any traffic and apparently people don't know it is open again. >> this is what brou

but, you know, i will tell you one other thing, corey, her strip club, they have vegan food.t's a vegan strip club, how about that? >> let me make this point.pot. i'm looking at your twitter account, you have 619,000 followers, don't you agree, you sometimes you respond someone without checking them out much. >> well, absolutely, and i canyd tell you that i have sources connected with him who tell me exactly that -- you now when yo do, when you click on her profile, it's pretty darn clear that she is a stripper, but heu does this all the time. >> you don't always click on on someone's profile. >> but even if she is a stripper, so what? he basically -- it was an innocuous tweet back. loosen up, people. >> let me switch gears, let's talk about oprah winfrey, and a lindsay lohan, ow oprah paying $2 million, but there's a rocky patch here, right? >> guess what, lindsay crossed oprah which is something you don't do. lindsay was not showing up for the shoots for the docu series they are doing. oprah sat her down, and said le me make this very clear to me, if you ever are a no-show

administrator and i would like to take this time to introduce to you the new assistant zoning administrator corey keith. we are also joined tonight by the department of inspection and bureau streets and mapping jocelyn king and as well as the deputy drofrment director. at this time would you conduct the meeting. >> the board will request that you turn off all pagers. please carry on all conversations in the hallway. department representative each have 7 minutes to present their cases and 4 minutes for rebuttal. members of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes.3 minutes. members of the public who wish to speak, are asked to fill out a card. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board also welcomes your comments and suggestions. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing, board rules or hearing schedules, please speak to board staff or call the board office tomorrow morning. the board office is located. the meeting is broadcast live on san francisco government television sfg tv and cable channel 78. dvd's are available

during a deposition with the prosecutor from the office of state attorney angela corey, and a defenseis wife, rico gray acknowledged hitting his wife in the past and said this about the shooting incident quote if my kids weren't there, i knew i probably would have tried to take gun from her. i probably would have put my hand on her. marissa alexander's attorney then asked the husband what he meant about putting his hand on her. rico gray responded "probably hit her. i got five baby mamas and i put my hands on every last one of them except for one." >> i believe when he threateneded to kill me that's what he was going to do. that's exactly what he intended to do. had i not discharged my weapon at that point, i would not be here. >> reporter: but later at a court hearing to determine whether marissa alexander should get immunity based on the stand your ground law, rico gray changed his story, saying he lied repeatedly in the deposition to protect his wife, claiming he did not threaten to kill her and testifying quote i begged and pleaded for my life when she had the gun. the jury delibe

just want to let you know pleased to let you know corey teague is the new assistant. he will be working directly under scott sanchez as the za and will fill in for scott as scott is away or as other needs arise. and as you know dan sider has accepted a different position in the department as well. so, cory fills in for dan or takes over the position that dan sider had in that role. secondly, i think you all got a memo from me yesterday, copy of a memo i sent to the board regarding some new public outreach we're doing related to development projects. we're happy to talk about that in more detail, but i did want to let you know that -- and i will give you more details as we -- as they are developed. but on october 2nd and october 5th we will be having a series of meetings in the potrero hill and dogpatch neighborhoods in the development on that part of time. supervisor cohen is sponsoring those meetings. that's a wednesday evening and saturday morning. we will be talking about development in that area and talking kind of a refresher, if you will, about eastern neighborh

. >> that was congresswoman corrine brown confronting florida state attorney angela corey after melissa alexander was sentenced to 20 years in prison for defending herself against her abusive husband. there is good news to report tonight. that's ahead. stick around. [ thunder crashe] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> we always love hearing from you on facebook and twitter. and tonight's question has to do with private conversations. if for 30 seconds you could magically get into the house republican leaders' office to give -- for them to give you their undivided attention, what would you say? tweet your answers @allinwithchris or post at facebook.com/allinwithchris, we'll share at the end of the show. and while you're there, follow us on twitter and like us on facebook. we'll be right back. >>> just five days away from the dramatic rollout of obam

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georgette said it looked like corey feldman in drag. not too far off.sneak peek at our next squish. who do you think it is? let us know on facebook and twitter using #o twitter. >>> this week we got a taste of the old simon cowell we used to know. >> you'd be a very good group if up none of you are in it. you're both awful. >> and she retaliated by pretty much kissing him and hugging him all over the place. >> kill him with kindness, right? >> oh, man. >> does she not know that man is fertile? >> he looked like he was kind of enjoying it. kind of like a puppy licks you in the face. >> no, he was just thinking ratings, ratings, ratings. >> so this kiss is getting a whole bunch of hype. if you're going up there, you better french the man. make it worth your while. >> is that what you'd do? >> not simon. but i'd give her what's up. average what's up. >>> last show was the season 8 finale of america's got talent. kenichi is known for his robot dance. and comedian taylor wilson. >> i hope you like my animal jokes. i thought you would because you were married

corey linsley the center. 328 rushing yards, the offensive line as played well. ryan shazier, all-american, gave an all-american performance save for one penalty he'd like to have back. and bradley roby, yeah, he's a lockdown corner. he and bryce treggs a nice balance tonight. got the better of him one time but for the most part bradley roby a terrific game. that guy wasn't on our high performance deal, christian bryant. jordan hall, significant numbers every time. but christian bryant also plays on defense. he's played well. >> gus: jordan hall again. i didn't care hardy nickerson brings him down. >> charles: all right. the duplicate numbers thing, i mean, and it played into tonight's game, didn't it. >> referee: personal foul, tripping, on the offense, number 78. 15-yard penalty. still first down. >> charles: i'm talking about jared goff wears 16 and the penalty there gets number 78 op offense. that is the big fella, andrew norwell, all big ten guard. but tonight jared goff wearing 16, the punter, cole leininger, wears 16. and cal got tricked on a punting situa

. >> that was congresswoman corrine brown confronting florida state attorney angela corey after melissa alexander was sentenced to 20 years in prison for defending herself against her abusive husband. there is good news to report tonight. that's ahead. stick around. run, go, go! did he just fumble? "i" formation! "i" formation! we have got to get the three-technique block! i'm not angry. i'm not yellin'. nobody's tackling anybody! we got absolutely... i don't think this was such a good idea. i'm on it. if we can't secure the quarterback center exchange... you're doing a great job, coach. well they're coming along better than i anticipated. very pleased. who told you to take a break? [ male announcer ] want to win your own football fantasy? just tell us. then use your visa card for a chance to win it. >>> we always love hearing from you on facebook and twitter. and tonight's question has to do with private conversations. if for 30 seconds you could magically get into the house republican leaders' office to give -- for them to give you their undivided attention, what would you say? tweet

. >> that was congresswoman corrine brown confronting florida state attorney angela corey after marissa alexander was sentenced to 20 years in prison for defending herself against her abusive husband. there is good news to report tonight. that's ahead. stick around. um... where's mrs. davis? she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is double miles. [ all ] whoa. yeah. [ male announcer ] get away fast with unlimited double miles from the capital one venture card. you're the world's best teacher. this is so unexpected. what's in your wallet? >>> we always love hearing from you on facebook and twitter. and tonight's question has to do with private conversations. if for 30 seconds you could magically get into the house republican leaders' office to give -- for them to give you their undivid

during a deposition with the prosecutor from the office of state attorney angela corey, and a defensettorney for his wife, rico gray acknowledged hitting his wife in the past and said this about the shooting incident quote if my kids weren't there, i knew i probably would have tried to take gun from her. i probably would have put my hand on her. marissa alexander's attorney then asked the husband what he meant about putting his hand on her. rico gray responded "probably hit her. i got five baby mamas and i put my hands on every last one of them except for one." >> i believe when he threateneded to kill me that's what he was going to do. that's exactly what he intended to do. had i not discharged my weapon at that point, i would not be here. >> reporter: but later at a court hearing to determine whether marissa alexander should get immunity based on the stand your ground law, rico gray changed his story, saying he lied repeatedly in the deposition to protect his wife, claiming he did not threaten to kill her and testifying quote i begged and pleaded for my life when she had the gun. th

corey hebert and also with us tonight, dr. ronnie whitfield.entlemen, i can't get the smile off my face. i just think that this was just a fabulous moment for america because this has been so needed that the platform from president clinton given to president obama to explain exactly what is going to be happening in this country. dr. hebert, what was your analysis of this? the most important points made in this discussion tonight? >> i wrote down a few words because the words like moral imperative, fair, patients bill of rights, high quality affordable health care. all these things, they make so much sense. and the way they were broken down by both presidents, it was made so clear. it's crystal clear that we are a country that must take care of our sick people. and we must do it in a way that people can afford and that the country will not be bankrupt because insurance companies want to make too much money. bottom line. i want the young people to go out there and they need to sign up october 1st, because they definitely do have a lot of pre-exis

corey wootton got to the quarterback that time. it's a first down, gain of ten. >> cris: another hit on the tail end of this one. give the guy credit, pretty amazing. just flat-footed, looks at the last second to get that ball in there. he is going to have a little trouble getting out of bed tomorrow morning. they haven't always sacked him, but they have had plenty of hits on him. >> al: a flag thrown as jonathan dwyer makes the catch. >> referee: holding, number 73 offense. ten-yard penalty, remains first down. >> al: ramon foster. well, the bears will go to detroit next week. then they have back-to-back home games against new orleans and the giants. it would behoove them to build up early currency. when you look at their schedule down the line, four of their last six games of road games. >> cris: i'd say 3-0 is a little currency. >> al: it's a little currency. that's what's upcoming for them. and the season will end in soldier field against green bay. from the 48. and roethlisberger fires deep downfield. that's caught. that's bro

and then, as corey alluded to as we picked up the project, we redesigned it and xerp committed to reducing the exceptions required by the code and we are proud that we got down to one and the one that we are requesting is the rear yard modification and to allow the 17 foot double height town homes along third street and so we are very happy with that work that we did with the department. and then, of course, the fifth principle is to introduce the architecture on the corner of 20th and third. and i will let owen speak about that in a minute. next, a little bit about the street scape design and you can see on the slide that this is the street scape plan, and in context. and the light gray to the north or excuse me to the west of our site is the italian school and you can see that adjacent to it is an open scary and that is the playground. here is a further close up, and at the corner of third and 20th, a generous double height retail space that serves as a becon in the evening. for the transit riders. >> the beige color is the proposed 7 foot set back. and we worked on that another great le

so it's a win for angela corey's district.e prosecution of george zimmerman, but definitely, they will have to go back and retry this case again if they so choose. >> jean casarez, thank you. >>> he was a governor and a president. she, a senator and secretary of state. bill and hillary clinton have a long history of civil service. so has to be a daughter chelsea's blood, right? >> i'm deeply grateful for my life now. >> chelsea clinton and both her parents scheduled to speak in new york very, very shortly. we're looking for that picture. >>> also, a child goes door to door as this fire rages. warning neighbors, get out! hear why he says he risked his life to try to save others. ♪ [ male announcer ] some things are designed to draw crowds. others are designed to leave them behind. ♪ the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. man: [ laughs ] those look like baby steps now. but they were some pretty good moves. and the best move of all? having the right partner at my side. hunter draven. bryce bishop. rtner at your side. consider

. >> corey depooter. >> cherished his family, his friends and his life.st turned 17. >> columbine was the first mass school shooting. now there have been others. >> every time i get a phone call informing me that there had been a shooting i'm thinking, not again. >> other parents and teachers and communities who need healing. >> the thing that allowed me to get through this coy not allow hatred to build up inside of me because if i did it would just consume me and i wouldn't be here today. >> and one promise more, that even in retirement they will be in his thoughts every day. barry petersen, cbs news, littleton, colorado. >> the girl scouts of america have been around for 102 years but the last ten years have not been easy. the group has lost more than 700,000 members since 2003. dropping their ranks from 2.9 million to 2.2. to fix that the scouts are launching a new recruitment campaign starting today using social media, neighborhood outreach and a message from first lady michelle obama. >> as a girl scout volunteer, you can show girls that anything is

and it's not a pretty picture for the state. >> is angela corey running for office in this moment?t i've got to say, i am stunned by what feels like a certain kind of enthusiasm for prosecuting this case. she did not shoot her husband. i know -- and we talk about this for a second. was there's no one at the end of that incident who was shot. she had a newborn child. this feels like -- and ari, maybe you can help me here. because i think that people understand the sense of fairness and justice on the one hand and then law on the other. and that are disconnect in this moment feels very extreme. >> yeah, i think, laook, this case got a lot of attention as people around the country got a sense of what stand your ground can do to the self-defense doctrine and how it is applied and like how so many other laws and elements in the legal system, we see it applies with racial disparity. i think the biggest issue is actually mandatory minimums. that's why we see such a huge amount of jail time on the table, which we know prosecutors use to, i would say, bully and push defendants. and i think

corey montif is one of the people getting this.e history. corey montif could have been an icon. he is as deserving? he definitely appeals to a younger audience. >> we'll be watching. thank you. >> thank you for sharing your time us with here this morning. >> "state of the union" with candy crowley o" starts now. >>> a as soon as f season of deadlines and consequences. today house republicans will continue to fund the government as long as obama care is defunded. >> it's time to say no. it's time to stop this before it causes any more damage. >> unable to stop the bill. >> the house will be in order. >> house democrats move to shape the message. >> they're andy government idealogues. >> our exclusive with house