does the same hold true, once a cutter, always a cutter? can you stop and then go back to it again? >> i don't think it's possible. i don't think i'll ever be able to stop cutting myself. being in prison and having a mental illness is not for everybody. some people can't handle it. you just got to -- me, i just try to learn the best way i can cope with it without hurting someone else. that's a lot of time when i cut myself. i get mad and angry and want to hurt something, i'll turn on myself. >> but some inmates act on anger by lashing out on others. >> inside, inside, close the door. >> an assault has just occurred inside "f" dorm. the victims are isp staff members robert taylo -- >> [ bleep ]. >> -- and james cadwell. >> a man was getting moved out to get fired from his job, was getting moved out. somebody blamed him for that. we were getting ready to leave and he jumped him. i tried breaking it up and got hit, too. >> you okay, jimmy? >> yeah, i'm fine. >> nitro? >> i put one under his tongue already and he's got them in his right pocket if you need more. >> taylo is 68 years old

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>> there has been a constant watch among journalists and industry people on something called cord cutters. they are people who counsel their subscription -- cancel their cable subscriptions because they will get out of their shows over the internet or a combination over the internet or a rooftop antenna. a lot of people do not realize you get all the big broadcasters for free digitally even with the antenna. >> the number of cord cutters has not been much if anything. but the bigger problem is what is called cable nevers. those are younger people who have formed households and maybe married or maybe not, they have formed households and they are 21 -- and they are not 21, they are 31 and they have never had a cable subscription. and they probably never will. they are using all of these internet services and all of these devices. -- roku can be both for about $50 -- bought for about $50. dollars --the five $35. apple tv is $99. none of them carry a fee. some of the service providers carry a fee. that actual ability to use a apple tv, there is no fee other than of course, if you are paying t

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but for the cookie cutter deals, we're looking at 30 days. to rubin solis's credit, we have one of the production companies doing a movie here in san francisco. and i think from start to finish, we got the application and the lease produced, signed, keys in hand. >> [inaudible]. >> less than a week. so, it can be done. we do a lot of those. not that fast, but i'd say 2 to 4 weeks for the cookie cutter deals that aren't a change of use, or don't need an operations plan, or needs historic review, or they don't need a building permit. >> maybe i can elaborate on that as well. i would note a couple of things if you really want to be helpful. if you look at the port's's delegated authority to myself and the staff, it is extremely narrow. so, if there is a tenant who doesn't want to agree to a paragraph in that 30-page lease, it takes awhile to negotiate that and for them to decide whether it's worth it for them to come back to the port commission. we don't have the delegative authority to negotiate anything that's not a material change to the stan

where there's strip malls and where the only option ares the stores are every single one is cookie cutter and looks the same in every place, the beauty of san francisco is its neighborhoods and i love the small stores that cater to the people in those neighborhoods. thank you. >> hi, my name is amy burg and i'm a retailer and a resident of san francisco. san francisco is a city of diversity and character, part of which comes from the small independent businesses that help define the neighborhoods of this great city. with every chain store that moves into the city, the personality of san francisco is altered and vefrmgly will be like every other city, full of heartless and characterless chain stores, pet food express claims chain stores do not impact independence, how do you define the categories of independence such as pharmacies, local grocery stores, office supply stores, hardware stores to name a few, pet food express has left that space empty for four years since it was turned down for a permit, in that time, they have opened a store in california and divisadero, one mile from the pro

and you've also turned off the cutter, right? yes, i disengaged the cutter, because, you know, you have such a straight cut here. if the cutter is here, you inevitably are gonna trim something off, and, again, it gets all bunched up. you've got so many layers you're going through here. yeah. it bunches up, and it causes some stress. so, we'll just give it a go. again, take my own advice and hold onto this. mm-hmm. yep. there you go. hello. go all the way down. mm-hmm. and you can see it's pretty flat and nice. yeah. oh, yeah. and then you just come out here, and you keep going. that's really great. and i don't bother pressing it or anything. i know, it's probably bad, right? that's your next lesson -- pressing. no, i do press a lot of stuff. but i just find with this, you don't really need to. you can just kind of flatten it out. and seeing as how your backing is, like, you know, pretty much glued temporarily. you've got that spray adhesive, too. yeah, but it just -- look how flat it is. no biggie. it is. and if you wanted to tou

there's lots of different template cutters out there that can help you do that.or a simple frame like this can help you eyeball it. so you would have a little waste but you would maybe center a rose like this, and center... one of these other flowers like that. there would be other reasons to use this print but that gives it this very unique look. that's fabric by the yard that you may find. but then, you saw this quilt earlier this wall hanging of the koi fish. this is a unique fabric. it is a unique fabric. i do want to draw everybody's attention to the fact that there are three different colored fish and there's a block that i call the blank block. partially because of how the fabric was done and partially because it gives some interest to the quilt. this is the fabric on the bolt. you can see that if i had wanted to have all three fish in one 12-1/2" square i wouldn't have got much of the fish. right. just their faces. so instead, what i elected to do was cut one fish in each square. because the fabric is so gorgeous, nancy with those waves. yes, and you didn

it's called a prison-made box cutter. it's simply a razor blade that's glued in between two pieces of wood, very sharp, very easy to conceal, and it's the weapon of choice amongst the inmates at this institution. these right here, someone looked like they was trying to make just a plain set of nunchakus. they find anywhere and everywhere to hide them. you may pass an inmate walking up and down the hallway that has a weapon on him. the only way you will know is to pat him down. the need to constantly search more than 1,000 inmates is complicated by holman's critical shortage of staff. >> 801 to b-1 or b-2. take these guys in the store. put them on this side on your line over here, let one person stand on this line, one person come back. i want two people to come back, then two people can go. that will help you control the store. he was trying to do too much. i was trying to give him some help so we get it straightened back out. get back in the line-up room. what line is the pill call line? this is the pill call line right

response at&t has provided 6 photographs of why they won't work, however, consistent with the cookie cutter approach with its attitude toward the residents concerns for their own safety at&t has not examined all the alternatives and has failed to meet its burdens of the cities guidelines. here's the photograph of the current at&t application. the south side of california street dribble across the street from the significant property. this photograph was

response at&t has provided 6 photographs of why they won't work, however, consistent with the cookie cutter approach with its attitude toward the residents concerns for their own safety at&t has not examined all the alternatives and has failed to meet its burdens of the cities guidelines. here's the photograph of the current at&t application. the south side of california street dribble across the street from the significant property. this photograph was taken when at&t filed their application in 2010. compare this 3 beyond a reasonable doubt photo which is this photo of page of the exhibits that the appellants provided. this is the condo from 2016 site it's completely absent from at&t photographs. this new building is significantly taller than the site and therefore, huh? hover i cared with the owner at&t has never pursued this as at&t is required to do under the guidelines. at&t is also provided no evidence it has considered a described wireless system on light poles. by failing to meet the requirements of the cities requirement guidelines and failing to demonstrate it's all possible alter

this typically nondeep script cookie cutter mall was flooded by a sea of orange. >> everybody was standing outside getting excited. that's how it is for me. >> reporter: for this onslaught of fans, he is the main event, even an orange crush sew dla which davis remarks is the first time he's been asked to ink a soft drink. this is the home run leader who leaves us on the edge of the couch every time he's up at bat slowly chipping away. it as a true mark of power in the game. >> is that my goal, no. my goal is to make the post season, but if i hit 61 and we make post season, it will be a pretty good year. >> reporter: davis said he's in the aware of his pace, doesn't pay it much mind. fans of not just his home run but everything he is doing for his teammates, franchise and this city, a class act, worth staying up. >> pretty crazy. >> reporter: to be the last one, hoping to get in the door. >>

okay, okay, let me just get the wire cutters. oh... your father traded our tools for m&m's again. it. ( grunts ) ( music playing louder and faster ) ( dogs howling ) ( howling continuing ) look, son. it's one of nature's most beautiful sights-- the convoy. he hit us. oh, i should've known. they're hazing us to initiate us into the truckers' fraternity. thank you, sir. may i have another? ( crash ) dad, they're trying to kill us. oh, why do all my trips end like this? eat water, good buddy. ( screaming ) whoa, look at him roll! ( grunting ) oh, my good knife! my wife's going to kill me. dad, stop! ( tires squealing ) well, well, well... looks like we got ourselves a showdown, boy. all right. dad, what are you doing? i'm keeping a promise to an american roadmaster. huh? red. the trucker. big fat guy... couldn't handle his steak? oh, yeah. we'll get past that barrier somehow. ol' blinky here will find a way. i'm afraid i can't let you do this, red. the risk is unacceptable. i'm not red. i'm homer. got to go. uh-oh. ( screams ) dad, do something. something better! ( tires screeching )

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and i had the giant bolt cutters in my hand with this stolen bike. >> hood up. sun glasses on, trying to look as criminal as possible. >> casey's next tool takes it to a whole new level, a cordless angle grinder that wipeds its way through the chain. this time, the police do show up after nine minutes. and casey tells them his story. >> when the police finally showed up, i was kind of relieved, i mean, once they didn't arrest me. i was a little happy to see them. >> but the truth is, in the big apple, bike theft is a low priority. so what's the take away? is there a lesson to be learned from their anthrow poll on cal study? >> people are so crazy about certain things. if you see people arguing over like basically nothing, you would bump into somebody by accident and there would be a huge fight. but you'll steal a bike right in front of someone's face and they'll just look at you. >>> coming up, an attack on a cop tests the onlookers at a fast food restaurant. >> i was worried of the guy grabbing the officer's gun and shooting all of us. >> when caught on camera

it's not a cookie-cutter situation. bail is very personal. to have a policy or government entity responsible for arresting you and adjudicating your case and the sentencing and bail. there no check balances involved in this. i have sat in los angeles and waiting for the sheriff department for a gentleman that had to get to his job or lose his job. and 36 hours later he's still in custody when he could have been bailed out through corporate bail. our industry brings to the state of california revenues in excess of 11 to $20 million to state revenues. and what i am hearing is that this movement is to chop us off completely. and i say no. we need to co-exist. there is a place for corporate charity bail and pretrial. but until the last year we really have not been invited to the table. and this kind of dialogue is very important. you need to hear what we have to say. and there is a misconception that gps monitoring, who is going to pay for that? the taxpayers or the defendant? generally i hear the models the defendant, does he want to go to work

the 3,250-ton cutter was used by the u.s.oast guard. >> translator: the arrival is proof of our resolve to have an armed forces that can truly defend our country. >> the philippine navy has about 130 warships, mostly small or mid-sized. it is the second large type the philippines has received from the u.s. >>> people in myanmar are celebrating the 25th anniversary of a nationwide pro democracy uprising. in august of 1988, the government used force against 200,000 protesters led by students and killed or injured more than 1,000. now the country's leadership is supporting the event organizers to show how far myanmar has progressed with democratization. about 3,000 people attended the event. participants included those who joined the uprising and now live overseas as political refugees. the government issued temporary visas for them. former political prisoners also joined the gathering. the leader of the uprising spoke of working with the government. >> translator: there is a hope that there are some forces on the other side who

when you have got 19 guys who come into the united states with airplane tickets and box cutters and do what they did to us on 9- 11, how can you ignore that. you try to have support, but they have said, that is your problem. we are going to hunker down behind our oceans. that is a pipe dream that was over decades ago. >> do you want to say anything about the situation? >> i was pointing out what we are seeing across the middle east today is a result of an american foreign-policy attempting to turn back on our allies. if you want to understand what happens when america leaves a vacuum you have to look over there than syria. the historical record is very clear that a strong america is one of the best guarantors of peace in the world. when you have a president who has really attempted to weaken us, to bring us down a notch, you see a vacuum created like in the middle east today, and vacuums like that are filled by those who wish us ill, filled by those who are using chemical weapons against their own people on the one side of the fight and on the other side you have got al qaeda on the ri

. >> reporter: 3-inch thick steel plates are being bent into shape and then a cutter hollows out pathways for steel cables will run to lash the saddles. >> 27 cables running through. >> reporter: to create the pathway you have to mill them out out of the metal, creating millions of slivers of metal. it will be surrounded by concrete to complete the permanent fix. >> once you put them in and lock them off you fill the void so it will never be exposed to elements again. >> reporter: this system will be in place fully sometimes in december but there is still a chance the bridge could open earlier if a temporary quick fix is approved. we will see. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the cost of the eastern span of the bay bridge. when the decision was made to replace the bridge that was damaged in the 1989 earthquake caltrans estimated the cost at $1.3 billion. by 2001 it was 2.6 billion. 3 years later $5 billion. now they estimate the total cost at $6.4 billion. >>> now to our coverage of the looming bart strike. the clock is ticking. you can see the count down live. we ar

embassies in cutter, kuwait, tellvieve all posted information on their websites. >> we may have additional days of closing as well. >> the security of u.s. embassies and diplomatic facilities became a political slash point in washington. after last year's attack in libya. the mission was amshtwice on september 11 of 2012. four americans were killed, including ambassador, christopher stevens. lawmakers are pursuing an investigation and the government's response. also pressing him to take action. cbs news, washington. >>> coming up, the dawg days of summer turned into a success for a young bay area girl. how a near fatal attack on her dog made her a best selling author at the age of 9. >> and taken out to the ballpark. heading back into town. we also have the sonoma county fair. whatever your weekend plans are, we have the pinpoint forecast as the news continues right here on the cw. ,,,,,,,, goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. chase quickpay. so

three-inch thick steal plates are being bent into a u shape, the saddle engineers talk about, then a cutter creates guides where cables will connect the saddles to the pillar. >> it will then be sealed in concrete. >> once you pull them in and pull them tight, you fill the whole void so it will never be exposed to water, or the elements ever again. >> the fix should be in place in december. >>> redwood city based ea sports lost today with some college athletes. >> the san francisco court of appeals ruled against the video maker saying it must address legal claims by college players it unfairlily used images without permission. >> quarterback sam keller, they say it plans to appeal the ruling. >>> on wall street, the economy is expanding at a quote modest pace. >> dow fell 21 points. >>> and a time to celebrate for newly elected santa clara supervisor. >> we'll tell you why and somehow she hit the ground running. >>> and a legal victory for oj simpson. >> see why he still can't yet leave prison. >>> up right after the break, for many locations, the fog is clear. >> i'm going to tell what you

he was a tax cutter, a supply sider, a defense hawk.ny price, bear any cost for american freedom. democratic party has lost those things. >> they sure have. larry, what my book does, "the kennedy half century" is to show how conservative john f. kennedy was. the public today misremembers him. we have a major poly peter hart and jeff gairn. he was very anticommunist and he had a conservative growth policy on economics which you know well because ronald regan copied it and ronald regan used john f. kennedy's legacy better than any other president other than lyndon johnson who succeeded kennedy. >> i mean, in an odd way, maybe not in an odd way, just in a way kennedy's legacy was greater, yes, on reagan and then subsequently on the republican party. these are still republican themes. kennedy, by the way, was a budget hawk. he wanted a lower budget while he was lowering marginal tax rate. kennedy had a much bigger influence on the republicans. >> one of my themes in the "kennedy half century" is of the nine successors to john f. kennedy, ro

it was box cutters, right?ayar, i don't know if you did me any favors here, but you totally convinced me that it's totally prop began propaganda. when we come back, president obama has a new plan on hold. it's very similar to his old plan. we'll tell you if it's a good thing or bad thing. you don't really know with us, right? we're keeping it real. we'll tell you our real opinion on it when we come back. about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter) >> cutting throught the clutter of today's top stories. >> this is the savior of the republican party? i mean really? >> ... with a unique perspective. >> teddy rosevelt was a weak asmatic kid who never played sports until he was a grown up. >> (laughter) >> ... and lots of fancy buz words. >> family values, speding, liberty, economic freedom, hard-working moms, crushing debt, cute little puppies. if wayne lapierre can make up stuff that sounds logical while making no sense... hey, so can i. once again friends, this is live tv and sometimes these things happen. >> watch the

mainly speaking, turkey, saudi arabia and cutter. >> washington and london compared to -- prepared for possible strikes against serial -- serious military targets. >> let's go now to washington and our correspondent there. what is the latest you are hearing about how the talks have been going in the u.n.? >> russia and china did not back the draft resolution, condemning their use of chemical weapons by the assad regime and asking for permission to take all necessary measures to protect civilians. the draft resolution would authorize force to protect civilians from chemical weapons. it was not a big surprise, at least not for me. after a meeting in the security council, the ambassadors in france and the united kingdom came together in a meeting behind closed doors and now they are consulting with governments in paris, london and washington. i don't expect any u.n. resolution today or tomorrow. >> the british foreign secretary says talks at the u.n. need to go on for a few more days. does that mean an imminent attack is off the table? >> i don't think this is true. i think the americans

and the twitter game, when you start messing with a man's livelihood so to speak, cutter pence knownd here for his leading the charge drs . the world championship last year. some twitter guys pulled a prank. they had hunter pence traded to boston. no giants traded. anyway, pence got all these tweets saying he was on his way to boston and had to come out and say pretty good try. well played. international soccer at at&t. when they have an event, they just fill the park. the english premier league and the italian power house coming out. here we go, kevin morales to give themselves a 1-0 lead. they know how to play to the crowd. then it is samoa, he scores. game ends 1-1. big crowd at at&t park tonight. give me the soccer quick rosanne. then we will get out of here. mls soccer. roma versus the kansas city squad. it ends with roma winning 3-1. >> goodnight! [knocking] miss lemon! it's me, kenneth parcell, the page. you probably didn't recognize me in this new page uniform. i recognize you, kenneth. the old uniforms were timeless, practical, sexy. but, uh, this-- this is an outrage. you n

he said, that is weird, i left my box cutter in here. nathaniel would go on to take box cutters and modeling putty which on an x-ray looks like plastic explosives, put them in the vanities in the bathroom, some in ziploc bags, where they stayed for four to six weeks, until he wrote an e-mail to tsa saying this is what i am, this is what you have never done. you have never found the box cutters going through. you never found a modeling clay goes through. this is where you can find them. they had x-rays, but apparently they were more focused on what nathaniel looked like, because guys who look like me, we could not even get through the x-ray machine. we could not get through the metal detector. nathaniel was able to get a box cutter through.and onto multiple flights. and you look at these cases and you think maybe that is how we are. maybe we are hardwired that way. maybe race and gender will always infect our ability to discern what is really dangerous. then you remember squeaky fromm. raise your hand if you remember squeaky fromm. for 20