dave cox was on his way home when he was hit by a newer model lexus. reggie could martels us that his family is calling on the driver of the car to come forward. >> the family of david cox says the 52 year-old was well known, loving and kind. if after having coffee with a good friend friday evening, cox decided to wheel himself home. that is something he has done all his life but never made it. >> uncle dave was the not that type our family together. every holiday season we went to his house. he is who brought us together. i would like to say to whoever did this, even if you know the person who did this, please come forward. please come for. you would not want this to happen to your family. >> he turned down an electric wheelchair. he turned it down. he wanted the physical exercise. >> for a society that does not have every answer for the mobility of people in wheelchairs, >> the makeshift memorial continues to grow. investigators say he was hit from behind investigators are still searching for the driver who did this. >> when ever imagined this sort o

police say david cox was struck near 34th street and esmonde avenue.ast seen in a black lexus. and the president of the san jose hells angels is dead after a shootout with a rival motorcycle gang inside a casino in sparks, nevada. thousand office bikers are in sparks this weekend for the street vibration motorcycle gathering which is now cancelled. >>> herman cain won an early test vote in florida but it lacked most of the leading g.o.p. candidates. cain captured 37% of the vote in today's straw poll in orlando, rick perry was second with 15.4%. mitt romney came in third with 14%, followed by rick santorum with 10.88%. >> seems politics is more contentious than ever and not limited to capitol hill. sarah palin's daughter recently went head-to-head with a heckler during the taping of a reality show. here's a look at the decline in etiquette. >> from bulls, to bullies. sarah palin's oldest daughter was confronted as a west hollywood bar thursday night and the didn't take it lightly. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> the confrontation then escalated. until brist

. >> reporter: his family says that david cox loved his independence, friends and family. in a wheelchair since birth, disability never got him down. cox still lived in the richmond home he grew up in and he was on his way home, wheeling down the street friday when a car struck him from behind as he approached the intersection. >> we are a forgiving family. >> reporter: relatives wonder if the driver just didn't see cox. his chair had a flag but sat low and the sunset might have been blinding but choosing to drive away, they can't fathom. >> he deserves a little bit better than to be run down. >> you need to turn yourself in, tell your side of the story, at least make it right. >> the car that hit cox's is similar to this one, older model dark colored lexus two door sedan, tinted windows and a spoiler. witnesses tried to stop the car, even chased it, gratifying to cox's family because, as condelences come in, they remember dave as the suniest part of the family. his back part, raiders colors on it. >> they have to live with it, whether they face up to it or not. right now,

now, the family hopes that whoever hit dave cox comes forward as they grieve. it would give them some peace. live in richmond, debora villalon, ktvu, channel 2news. >>> the last hour, oakland school official released the list of five elementary schools they are now considering closing. that's actually down from a preliminary list of eight. the schools on the chopping block are lakeview, lazear, marshall, maxwell and santa fe. the school board will review this list on tuesday but a final decision on the school closures isn't expected until june 26. the closures will go into effect next school year. >>> the two uc-berkeley graduates released from an iranian prison will be rushing to the -- returning to the u.s. tomorrow. josh fattal and shane bauer are scheduled to return tomorrow afternoon. the details of their arrival have not been released but the two men did talk about reuniting with their loved ones. >> just hours after we left prison, we were able to [ indiscernible ] we stayed up all night with our loved ones... and we watched the most beautiful sunset we

. >> jim cox is talking about his brother dave who was hit and killed last night as he wheeled himself in his wheel care along esmond avenue in richmond. >> dave is gone, it's all over with. >> there's flower memorial out there today. that's where we saw the witness. >> i saw his body on the ground with the wheelchair 30 feet away from his body. >> she didn't want to appear on camera but after the driver hit cox from behind he took off. >> then he tried to drive forward. the wheelchair was stuck in the bump. so he reversed the car and then turned. >> it could have been an accident but the fact that the person failed to stop after he hit the victim makes it a crime at this point. so it's a felony hit and run. >> cox died at the hospital at age 2, a life long richmond resident. >> being in a wheelchair, he was still energetic. to me he really loved life. >> he spent his life in that chair. >> his nerves grew down his back and grew into a circle, they didn't go into his legs. >> jim cox lost his own leg a few years ago and since they lived in their childhood home together dave had been co

so, it's a felony hit-and-run. >> reporter: cox died at the hospital soon after at age 52. a life long richmond resident. >> being in a wheelchair, he was still very energetic. to me, he really loved life. >> reporter: he spent his life in that chair. >> his nurse -- nerves grew down his back and grew in a circle and didn't go down his legs. >> reporter: jim cox lost his leg a few years ago and since they lived in their childhood room, he coached him along. >> he had his wheelchair and all the criteria for running. it's just that crazy thing to happen. >> reporter: police are looking for the older model black lexus with tinted windows and rear spoiler and probably has front end damage from the crash. they're offering a $10,000 reward. >> i can't understand a guy just driving off. i just don't understand that. >> in richmond, aaron makovich. >> today, they distributed a list of schools they'd like to close coming opt same day the district celebrates the opening of the refurbished campus that features a state of the art health clinic. school officials say the goal is to creat

so if the felony hit-and-run. >> cox died at the hospital at age 52, a lifelong richmond resident. >> being in a wheelchair, he was still very energetic. to me, he really loved life. >> he spent his life in that chair. >> his nerves grew into a circle, didn't grow into his legs. >> jim cox lost his own leg a few years ago. since they lived in their childhood home together, dave had been coaching him along. >> he had all the criteria for running. just that crazy thing to happen. >> police are now looking for the vehicle, an older model black lexus with tinted windows. it probably also has front end damage from the crash. they are offering a $10,000 reward. >> i can't understand the guy just driving off. i just don't understand that. >> in richmond, contraction cbs5. >> sending gamblers. it happened last night at the nugget in sparks, nevada, during the annual street vibrations motorcycle event. the shootout was the result of a fight between rival motorcycle gangs at a bar inside the casino. police say jeffrey was the hells angel member killed. two members of the motorcycle club of sout

dave cox was on his way home when he was hit by a newer model lexus. reggie kumar tells us if the victim's family is calling on the driver to come forward. >> the family of david cox stated 52 year-old was wall mt., loving and kind. after having coffee with a good friend friday evening, cox decided to wheel himself home, something he has done nearly all of his life, but he never made it. >> my uncle was the center of the family. every holiday season we went to his house. he prodded together. whoever has done this, come forward. ickes sought anything that looks suspicious, please come forward. he would not want this to happen to your family. >> we are a society that does not have an answer for the mobility of people in wheelchairs. we knew that there was risk. >> someone in a vehicle literally ran him down and left him to die. richmond investigators have a vague description of the car that hit cox. an older model lexus with tinted windows and a spoiler on the back. reggie kumar, kron4 maze. >> the first lane of the season in the bay area today making th

his nerves can't go into his legs. >> jim cox lost his leg, dave had been coaching him. dave had the flag on his wheelchair, he all the criteria for running. it's just that it's a crazy thing to happen. police are looking for an older model black lexus, it probably has front-end damage from the crash. they are offering a $10,000 reward. >> i can't understand the guy just driving off. i don't understand that. in richmond. cbs 5. >>> an exhibit of children's art is canceled. how supporters picked a new venue for the show. >> cries of protest inside and outside school, what's behind it and the looming deadline that students cannot miss. show could be labeled propaganda -- and cancell . >> is. >> hard to believe a children's art show could be labeled propaganda and canceled. the art was moved to the sidewalk outside the museum of children art today. several jewish organization protest the show featuring art work of palestinian children. who are they to say a exhibit of children's art should be modified this is a one sided hamas propaganda show. >> after a display outside the

neighbors say that cox was a colorful local character. they say that people often drive too fast through year. data clevis guys and default on the day to night. kittles looks pretty nice from treasure island. he can see strong trochophore is showing some rain. pithos apothegm thought theft complaint thought withdraw ... ... deferred ... codfish dot designed >> got temperatures will be cooler for tomorrow, like it or today because of the clouds. low '70's south bay. low-mid-70's in east bay. temperatures will deal more as we head into next week. east shore highs in the mid-upper 60s. he appears '60s and low subsidies on the peninsula. the best chance for rain will be north of the golden gate bridge. sonoma and marin counties. after tomorrow will level the thing of the past. by tuesday and wednesday look for eighties. when we been no burner another busy herman cain came out on top. rick perry came met second candidate running around out the top three. the race for the lighthouse is heating up as presidential hopefuls said the campaign trail

david cox was riding his wheelchair when he was hit by a car. richmond police are still looking for the driver. abc7's reporter spoke with his friends and family. >> 52-year-old david cox has been confined to a wheelchair most of his life. neighborhood did -- neighbors said that didn't dampen his spirit. they say this car, caught on camera, or a car like it hilt cox as we we would on on 34th street. >> he was struck from behind on a two door lexus, black in color, continued windows with a wheel spoiler. he was ejected from his wheelchair, thrown on the roadway. >> a witness who did not want to appear on camera said the whole chair got trapped under the front end of the memorial. the car backed up to dislodge the chair and took off under 34th street. >> i know accidents happen but to just leave him in the middle of the street. i see people hit dogs and stop. to hit a human and keep going, it's unimaginable. >> cox died from his injuries on the way to the hospital. the cox family made their first visit to the memorial. >> we need to know the truth

david cox was riding his -- in his wheelchair when he was hit by a car. richmond police are still looking for the driver. abc7's reporter spoke with his friends and family. >> 52-year-old david cox has been confined to a wheelchair most of his life. neighbors said that didn't dampen his spirit. >> he would always wave and say hello and he had a flag on the pack of his chair. they say this car, caught on camera, or a car like it, hit cox as we wheeled on on 34th street. >> he was struck from behind on a two door lexus, black in color, continued windows with a -- continued windows with a wheel spoiler. he was ejected from his wheelchair, thrown on the roadway. >> a witness who did not want to appear on camera said the whole wheelchair got trapped under the front end offer of memorial. the car backed up to dislodge the chair and took off under 34th street. >> i know accidents happen but to just leave him in the middle of the street. i see people hit dogs and stop. to hit a human and keep going, it's unimaginable. >> cox died from his injuries on the way to t

i can't fight with rob cox. i've got to figure out how rob cox and i are going to build a road or whatever it is, and then at this point we are ignoring the single group of people that understand that there is a system in place, not just the money in politics, that there's a system of decision-making in place that is making decisions not based on the pursuit of aligned interests or shared goals but is making decisions based on self-preservation exclusively, whatever the castle or format may be. >> that dissatisfaction that you point to, you're saying if you had transparency in this process. >> that's not what i'm saying. >> if you had transparency on the super commit. >> but that's not what i'm saying, but, yes, if you did have that that could be interesting. >> if you have the transparency, open meetings, i think that's probably too far. that's seeing how the sausage is made. i'm not sure everyone wants to see that. >> i agree. >> it's the policy itself. >> open meetings aren't that crazy, rob. the way canada b

in fact cox says he believes steven powell may have a sick obsession with his daughter. evidenced by the photos police say they found of susan on steven powell's computer. >> i think it's disgusting and i think it very clearly shows that her concerns were justified about steven powell. >> reporter: steven powell told abc news he wrote love songs posted on his website about his daughter-in-law with lyrics like these "i can love you in a secret way i can love you each and every day ♪ >> reporter: there was a creep factor and she said he creeped her out but no one had any idea the extent to which, you know, he was involved in voyeurism. pictures of susan, et cetera. >> i think it's a good thing. we might as well get him off the street and protect people. protect the innocent. >> reporter: powell's estranged daughter jennifer graves says these not surprised by this latest turn of events. >> i think it's despicable. i've known for a long time my dad had issues. his character was inquestion. >> reporter: as steven powell sits in jail the state of josh and susan's two young son

police say the suspect strut cox right here and turned left down as meant.n see what is left from a eighth layer that was put here and paint on the street where they did all kinds of investigating. as the world looking for any leads the ticket fines, unfortunately cox died soon after a hospital from his injuries. he is a lifelong resident and police say he was returning home from visiting friends when he was struck. if police what the driver turns up in. here is a description of the vehicle. an older dark colored to door lexus with tinted windows. they think there is french and damaged. police are treating this as an accidental collision but they will not know for sure until the driver comes up for work. they are trying to get that person to step aboard as the investigation continues. people are telling me that he was a local character lived here all his life. they are surprised that this happened. >> craig skalar is reporting live, thank you. >> in san jose, hundreds of people gathered for a vigil last night per a vietnamese radio host that was allegedly ki

david cox was riding his wheelchair when he was hit by a car. richmond police are still looking for that driving. tomas ramon spokes with friends and family. >> reporter: 52-year-old david cox had been confined to wheelchair for most of his life. >> he would always smile and say hello. he had a flag on the back of his chair. >> either this car caught on a traffic camera on san pablo avenue or a car just like it hit cox as he wheeled along on 34th street. >> he was struck from behind by a two car lexus black in color, tinted windows with a rear spoiler. he was ejected from his wheelchair, thrown onto the roadway. >> a witness said that the wheelchair got trapped on the front end of car near memorial. then i took off down 34th street. >> i know accidents happen, but to just leave him in the middle of the street. i see people hit dogs and stuff -- to hit a human and keep going is unimaginable. >> he died of his injuries on the way to the hospital. the family made the first visit to the memorial. >> we need to know the truth. >> david was the younge

cox. well, jeez, agnes... does the field hockey team know that you're missing?ugh, it did take some stones, to be honest. stick with the truth, and you can't get hurt, just...always been my philosophy. [whistles] you didn't sleep with her, did ya? god no. philosophy is tricky. >> august 4, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: so nice to see you. welcome to the show. my gust tonight, senator dick durbin from the gang of six, the gang of six. yo yo. you know, to get into the gang of six, they beat you inch i don't know if you knew that. saxby chambliss just gets up, come on, let's do it. anyway, special day. it's our president's 50th birthday, and i am no ingrate. i got him a little something that i think he's going to really enjoy. >> a massive 500-point sell-off dousing wall street in a sea of red. >> and the bears are mauling wall street. >> watching it fall now like a rock in a swimming pool. >> the

. >> next up, an interview with karen cox. her book, "treatmenting of dixie -- dreaming of dixie," takes a look at popular culture in the south. we visited charlotte, nothing, with the help of time warner cable to learn more about the area's literary culture. >> host: karen cox, in your book, "dreaming of dixie," how do you say the south is portrayed in pop culture? >> guest: well, my book kind of looked at that period in the late 19th century, and it's sort of the representations of the south in popular culture are pretty much a kind of a moonlight and magnolia south, a real emphasis on the old south with southern belles and ma'ammies and a plantation, even cotton is sort of an icon of the south. so that's what it means. >> host: do you think that portrayal is accurate? >> guest: i think that portrayal is probably inaccurate particularly for the 20th century. they're kind of looking back and grasping romantic images of the region from the antebellum period and sort of incorporating them into the media of the 20th century. >>

here to talk about air show safety is nbc news aviation analyst and veteran commercial pilot john cox. john, thankfully, we haven't seen many cases of planes coming down into crowds. but that said, it is going to have to be a hard look at how we ensure crowd safety at these kinds of events. what changes might we anticipate? >> i think, lester, we're going to see a good look at the overall process, in other words, what happened to the airplane. also, what we could do to ensure crowd safety. air shows have had this kind of problem a couple of times before. there was a tragic accident in ramstein some years ago and every time this has come up, we have made improvements, we have made it safer. as in with any other competitive sport, for example, auto racing. >> we talked about two accidents here. there is a difference between an air race and a straightforward acrobatic demonstration. but is there anyone in charge to determine how far pilots can push the envelope or the performance of a plane in an air show or race typesetting? >> there are various classes of aircraft and how they race and

cox's family tell us here that on saturday night that they want the driver -- that happened saturday night that they want the driver to turn themselves in. >>> a scheduled natural gas purge by pg and e prompted an evacuation of an east bay neighborhood. fire crews evacuated about 50 homes before they learned the release was a scheduled project. crews were replacing a pipe on dover street in pittsburgh and had to purge some of the gas before installing the new pipe. but some people worried it might be a gas leak and the noise from the purge was heard for more than a mile away. >> one of the pittsburgh police officer said he could hear the noise when he stepped out of the pittsburgh pd office so it was quite a loud noise. >> pg and e spokesman says neighbors were notified of the planned work. >>> the two minor earthquakes shook the bay area this weekend. the first hit at 8:08 last night just about 8 miles northeast of san leandro. it measured the magnitude 3.5. callers as far away as dublin said they felt the shaking but did not experience any damage. the second quake hit three minutes

police say the driver struck and killed 52-year-old david cox also in a wheelchair. this happened friday evening. cox's family told ktvu last night they want the driver to turn themselves in. >>> the city of sparks nevada has increased their police presence after a deadly shooting between two rival biker clubs. the man killed was the president of the san jose chapter of the hell's angels. jeffrey pettigrew was shot and killed. they were in town for a biker festival called street vibrations. that motorcycle rally was cancelled and the mayor declare add state of emergency to make it easier for assistance in case of any more violence. >>> we have a likely cause for yesterday's fire. the three alarm fire in newark sparked at what used to be the mervyn's. it was probably started by homeless people camped inside. fire crews searched for victims but did not find any. no one was hurt. >>> apple is gearing up for the debut of the iphone 5 and the new ceo will el introduce it close to home. the unveiling will happen at a cupertino campus. the much anticipated i phone 5 will be

when he was hit by a new model lexus henbit they're calling for the driver to come forward >> dave cox family members said the 52 year-old loving and kind of be richmond community member unbacked cox decided to will himself home something he has done all his life and never made it with >> on all day was the type of guy to bring that in family tighter together with well went to uncle dave's house for the holidays i wanna say to whoever did this or know someone who does this please come forward me please account for you would not want this to happen to your family >> would be turned down an electrical share he city would he wanted the physical exercise >> we're a society that doesn't have every answer for her mobility in will chairs we knew the risk was there >> the makeshift memorial continues to grow for cox the 52 year-old was hit from behind why he was in his wheelchair he was thrown several feet in the year and is will share landed over there there is still searching for the driver who did this >> we never imagine a circumstance that a person in a vehicle could letter believe run hi

she represents chuck and judy cox, susan powell's parents.e you spending some time with us this morning, anne. >> good morning. thank you. >> you're very welcome. we know the coxs had a chance to spend time with their grandsons last night. how did that go? >> well, chuck, when i talked to him, was almost giddy. and i represented chuck and judy for a long time. and i'd never heard him that way or seen him that way before. so, it's a fantastic result of some pretty tragic and stunning developments in this case. but they're so excited because they haven't been able to see their grandkids in a long, long time. >> i know. that must have been something for them to see them again. we know that the custody hearing continues today. we know in the past that the cox family, they have tried desperately to get custody of their two grandsons. and that has not been the case. would imagine think they it's going to be different now because josh is under investigation, in linking with his father's arrest. >> exactly. so, this morning, what we expect to see is

cove >> andre cox >> frederick john cox thanks and my mother, susan conlan. and miss you so much. we think of you every day, and we know you are looking down on us, smiling. >> and my father, we love you and miss you. >> james raymond coyle >> michele coyle-eulau >> anne marie cramer >> christopher s. cramer >> denise elizabeth crant >> james leslie crawford, jr. >> robert james crawford >> terre kramer >> joanne mary cregan >> lucy crifasi >> john a. crisci >> daniel hal crisman >> dennis cross >> kevin raymond crotty >> thomas g. crotty >> john crowe >> welles remy crowther >> robert l. cruikshank >> john robert cruz >> and my husband'. we love you and miss you every day. he would be proud of our boys. >> and my dad from queens, new york, loved and missed by many around the world as a father, brother, uncle, a cousin, friend, and much more. i hope you are rocking and rolling with elvis. >> grace yu cua >> kenneth john cubas >> francisco cruz cubero >> richard j. cudina >> neil james cudmore >> thomas patrick cullen lll >> joyce cummings >> brian thomas cumm

cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day.

cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. >> hello. 9 judge terri l. jackson. the court is now recruiting prospective civil grand jurors. our goal is to develop a pool of candidates that is inclusive of all segments of our city's population. >> the jury conducts investigations and publishes findings and recommendations. these reports them become a key part of the civic dialog on how we can make san francisco a better place to live and work. >> i want to encourage anyone that is on the fence, is considering participating as a grand jury member, to do so. >> so if you are interested in our local city government and would like to work with 18 other enthusiastic citizens commi

. >> thomas cox ceo of environmental design one of the companies in charge of the trees for the memorialhink they will have a more sentimental feeling but the same general feeling they will have about the freedom tower that is, we will rebill. we will get past this. the iconic symbol that is going to be 1776 feet here's the living emotionalal softener that guess with that. >> they have this army -- army of consultants that are out here in a beetle crawls across the highway, alarm bells go off in world headquarters, literally. >> the trees brought in from new york, pennsylvania and washington, d.c.. the places attacked and where passengers fought back. >> how tar it is to that edge. >> every -- every tree is on a o'database all monitored. >> every tree has special prescription fertilization done. >> choreography that has gone into the entire project is remarkable. >> in august 2010 tom cox watched as they planned the first 16 trees. 70 floors above the artist diana horowitz is watching too. she is going to need more green today. >> now i'm starting to put the trees in. >> they just came i

. >> thomas cox ceo of environmental design one of the companies in charge of the trees for the memorialhink they will have a more sentimental feeling but the same general feeling they will have about the freedom tower that is, we will rebill. we will get past this. the iconic symbol that is going to be 1776 feet here's the living emotionalal softener that guess with that. >> they have this army -- army of consultants that are out here in a beetle crawls across the highway, alarm bells go off in world headquarters, literally. >> the trees brought in from new york, pennsylvania and washington, d.c.. the places attacked and where passengers fought back. >> how tar it is to that edge. >> every -- every tree is on a o'database all monitored. >> every tree has special prescription fertilization done. >> choreography that has gone into the entire project is remarkable. >> in august 2010 tom cox watched as they planned the first 16 trees. 70 floors above the artist diana horowitz is watching too. she is going to need more green today. >> now i'm starting to put the trees in. >> they just came i

cox says if the bones turn out to be his daughter's then he knows justice will soon be done.e he is just going to ay put. >> you don't sell your house, you don't leave, you don't do anything. because you are just hoping soday they will show up. so it is just something that you deal with. >>>>owell was more than just a suburban mother, also a stockbroker. and it was when she didn't show up to work in december 2009, that's when they reported her missing. >> when the case began. at daybreak they will go back to the scene and see if the bones are hers. we'll have an update, later today on "good morning america." >>> in other news, the father of natalee holloway is asking a judge in alabama to now declare his daughter dead. holloway disappeared in aruba six years ago, this very high profile case. her father asked the judge for a death declaration saying he wants, quote, closure for his family. natalee's mother is surprised. by this request by her ex-husband. it will be months before a final ruling on the request is finalized. >>> republican lawmakers demanding answers about white

cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiration behind the new exhibit that takes us to the dark side of the plant world. >> i am amy stewart. i am the arthur of "wicked plants," the weeds that killed lincoln's mother and other botanical atrocities. with the screens fly trap, that is kind of where everybody went initially, you mean like that? i kind of thought, well, all it does is eat up bugs. that is not very wicked. so what? by wicked, what i mean is that they are poisono

cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. if you would like to make general public comment on an item that is not on calendar, that is item four and continued again on item 15. last, please address your comments to the commission during comment on public comment. neither commission or staff will respond to public questions but will respond after public comment is closed. with that, i think there was announcements about items. >> yes. the basketball court renovations will be removed from the consent calendar and be heard on the general calendar. items, 10, 11, and 12, have been removed from the calendar and will not be heard today. if anyone is here on those items, they hav

republic of dagestan six police officers were severely injured the explosive was planted in a couple cox at a junction in the central district. greece prepares for more street clashes as the government looks for even more ways to cut spending in order to secure a fresh blood from the. german all make is that a vote on whether to support expanding the eurozone rescue fund and why he took a large part of greece in the dead. also thousands of ethnic serbs in the bank. also protest against nato actions in the region as russia urges deadlines not to take sides in the conflict this comes as talks between serbia and kosovo have stalled over fresh violence on the disputed border. the security council cuts to the chase and as it was the palestinian bid for statehood to the council.

the victim was 52-year-old david cox. he was struck from behind and ejected from the chair, he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. they are looking for a black, 2- door older model lexus and front end damage. a man in police custody tonight for making threats to his neighbor. he threatened to burn down his apartment complex. but after three hours of negotiations, police were able to arrest him. the suspect of unarmed and no one was injured. >>> tonight a vigil for cindy nguyen, she was kidnapped and murdered as part of a crime spree that included the shooting of a 42-year-old man at this gas station. friends and family came out to remember her. >> a large gathering to remember cindy nguyen, family and friends and strangers held a candle light vigil to honor her it was one week ago, a parolee kidnapped her and her body was of found the next day. they described her as an intelligent and likeable woman. >> she was just very nice. >> very friendly. always ready to talk to any person. very friendly, open. >

on book tv on c-span2, charlotte's banking industry with bank town author rick rothacker and karen coxhow the south was created an american plorp culture and the relationship between independent bookstores and public lesser. and on american history tv on c-span 3, tour 1 th president james polk's birthplace. and visit the reed gold mine where gold was first discovered from america. this weekend on c-span2 and 3. in his weekly address, president obama talks about how education is an important part of his economic agenda and he calls for the raising of standards in the nation's classrooms. he's followed by senator susan collins who discusses how business owners are reluctant to hire new employees because of the cost of federal regulations. >> over the last few weeks, i've been making the case that we need to act now on the american jobs act so we can put folks back to work and start building an copy that lasts into the future. education is an essential part of this economic agenda. it is an undenial fact that countries who outeducate us today will outcompete us tomorrow. businesses will

and then, just last tuesday, william cox, residents of the triangle was struck and killed by a vehicle14th. these fatalities remind us yet again, that our city is not where it needs to be in terms of pedestrian safety. we have so much work to do with physical changes to different intersections, to increase the visibility and make this a safer place for pedestrians in terms of traffic enforcement, to making certain that people are able to get around this city, safely. i

on friday night, another wheelchair-bound man, 52-year-old david cox, was also killed by a hit-and-rundriver. police believe the suspect was driving an older model black lexus. >>> there was another hit-and-run crash that killed a 37-year-old man today. the accident happened on highway 101 at about 5:30 this morning. officers say it appears a red honda civic was hit from behind by a afford pickup. the civic was hit by a minivan. witnesses say the driver of the pickup left the scene. the hit-and-run vehicled described as a 1960s or 70s full size ford pickup truck and should have front end damage. >> police are keeping a strong presence following the killing of the president of the san jose chapter of the hell's angels. 51-year-old jeffrey pettigrew was shot inside a casino friday night by a member of the vegas motorcycle gang. pettigrew was a city employee and well known by law enforcement. police say they're concerned that the killing could result in an all-out war between the two motorcycle gangs. the shootings happened during annual street vibrations biker festival attended by thousa

and then, just last tuesday, william cox, residents of the triangle was struck and killed by a vehicle at 14th. these fatalities remind us yet again, that our city is not where it needs to be in terms of pedestrian safety. we have so much work to do with physical changes to different intersections, to increase the visibility and make this a safer place for pedestrians in terms of traffic enforcement, to making certain that people are able to get around this city, safely. i am continuing to work with residents of the triangle and the mass transit authority, because the neighborhood has a lot of pedestrian challenges. 14th street is not a good streak for pedestrians. market is one of the worst intersections in the city, and fortunately we are doing some pedestrian safety work and i look forward to continuing to work on those issues, but i would request that we adjourn in memory of these tragic victims. >> supervisor cohen? supervisor cohen: i just got word that eloise westbrook, a matriarch of the african- american community passed away at 3:30 this morning, and i wanted to ask that we c

that brings us to coxing where the country continues to one of the most anticipated points of the year. marguerite so busy fitting in as much pre-match hype possible to head off their december third clash champion putting his super light middleweight crown on the line against the only man to ever defeat him margarito himself using the latest press conference to post his thoughts on the new weight restrictions imposed on the fight the mexican stating that coddles insistence on cutting the limit is something he finds very strange indeed. also i want to make it clear that i don't know why of course i wanted to make this specific wager stricture and i became w.b. champion at one hundred fifty full pounds and should defend his title within the same weight limits otherwise i should go down to welterweight. we return to football finally we're a week twenty four in the russian premier league so it's a nice and petersburg move south of the table finally after months of trailing c ask him also and that's key development just one of the highlights from the weekend that what's now i. i . if. if. l

cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. >> welcome to your school. how're you doing? we are lowering the speed 2015. we are going to do it all over the city. thank you. good morning. welcome to your school. we are posting the new signs for the miles per hour zone. we will lower them all to 15 around the school, just to keep it safe for the kids. i get to announce that today, so i thought i would welcome the kids. , on up. come on up. are you excited? thank you. good morning, everyone. i am happy to be here. you are going to learn a lot today. we are here to help make sure that you are safe. we want to always make sure that when our kids go to school it is safer. sometime

cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. >> ok. we will get started. i'm the senior communications manager for the california department of trorbgs spokesperson for the san francisco oakland bay bridge. we have invited the media to give you an update on construction progress for our new bridge. a number of things are happening right now and will continue to happen the next two years as we get ready to open up the new bridge to public service. first, we have a transport ship that recently arrived during our final segment that will be put in place the next couple of months to complete the main deck for the suspension bridge. we also, the past few weeks, have constructed a c

chuck cox, and his attorney, anne bremner.ime once again. >> our pleasure. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," we're going to talk about. this is a big change of topic. we're going to talk about a man who did something extraordinary. he rode his kayak over a 100-foot cliff. what was he thinking? after the break. boom! here it comes! bring it back and bring it home! bring it home! it's a very domesticated neighborhood. yeah, yeah. but...wild! not on our football party! i don't like to brag about our tv, but it is pretty awesome. go, go, go, go! touchdown! [ male announcer ] some parties need a bowl of queso. made from creamy velveeta and zesty rotel tomatoes and green chilies. it makes any get-together better. when you've lost interest in everything. when you've had one too many days feeling sad or anxious... aches and pains, fatigue. when it becomes hard to ignore that you need help. that's the day you do something. depression hurts. cymbalta can help with many symptoms of depression. tell your doctor right away if y

cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. supervisor kim: good morning and welcome to the special rules supervisor committee. we have just one event today. today i am joined by supervisor johsean elsbernd. are klerk today is linour clerk. could you please call item no. 1. >> item number one, ordinance amending the students go campaign and government section. it is capping the amount of public matching funds. i believe we have the department head for the ethics commission here to speak to us today. >> good morning, supervisors. on june 27 the supreme court issued a decision, which struck down arizona's public finance law, in particular because having reached certain thresho