dennis has obviously been doing this for a long time. >> reporter: did you, gene?m out of it. i said, karl, you're at a low point here. you don't have the money to be throwing after this. >> reporter: and karl began to have second thoughts himself. how would he do this? where would he even start? if anyone was elusive, it was standefer. but then, through a tip from the growing network of ex-investors, karl met a man named harold karaka. harold said he knew all about dennis. >> he could sell that same piece of ice cube to the eskimo more than once, which is evident by the number of victims that were victimized more than one time. >> reporter: karaka says standefer took him for over $12,000, promising valuable asian artifacts. he never delivered. and now, karaka was angry. >> i told karl i made a promise to dennis that he decided not bring back my money that i would do whatever was necessary to go after that money and collect it. >> reporter: and he knew how to do it because this man, allegedly conned by dennis standefer like the rest, is a private investigator in lo

has been feeding with me for years with dinners i have won. a look at the republic debate from the democratic side fair and balanced. then dennisler has some thoughts about what went on last night and it should be interesting. it's up ahead. >> bill: continuing now with lead story, analyzing the republic debate. joining us from washington bill burton former white house press secretary for president obama currently working at priorities u.s.a. so, morris says that romney wins the debate and you say? >> i would hand it to rick perry, actually. i think him showing a little bit of energy, showing a little bit of fight and landing a couple of punches. he did as well as he has done in any of these debates. his attacks seemed kind of small frankly it was fun to see what happens when you get under mitt romney's skin and root around he can't take it. that made it fun to watch. >> bill: what do you mean he can't take it? you don't think he answered appropriately. >> the thing that surprised me the most about romney's response he was looking to anderson cooper to step in and help him out. i have got to tell you i have worked for the presi

has been feeding with me for years with dinners i have won. a look at the republic debate from the democratic side fair and balanced. then dennisiller has some thoughts about what went on last night and it should be interesting. it's up ahead. i want to focus on innovation. but my data is doubling. my servers are maxed out. i need to think about something else when i run. [ male announcer ] with efficient i.t. solutions from dell, doug can shift up to 50% of his company's technology spend from operating costs to innovation. so his company runs better, and so does doug. dell. the power to do more. [ coughs, sniffles ] especially when you're sick. now, with new simpler packaging, robitussin® makes it simple to get the right relief for your symptoms. new simpl packaging, same effective relief. robitussin®. relief made simple. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional

dennis has served as the president of the wu family welfare association for several terms. i will be joining the police commissioner at our police chief and others from the richmond area at a community meeting this evening at 6:30 at the richmond rec center. the police chief will answer concerns about the incident and i and others will be there to give our condolences to the family but also make our communities safe and address issues such as domestic violence in our neighborhood. the rest i submit. >> seeing no other names on the offer -- on the roster, that includes roll-call for introduction. president chiu: was going other two are four-o'clock special orders? the first hour like to call is the order about the edward the second project. if you could call items 45 and 42 as well as an item 10. >> persons interested in decisions of the planning department and the commission's affirmation of the-declaration adopted and issued on july 14, 200011. projects located at 3151 through 3161 scott street. item 37 is the motion reversing departments issuance of the- declaration. item

dennis has claimed pole position for the malaysian grand prix the spaniard setting the fastest lap of two minutes one point six two seconds at the supreme circuit to draw so late and wraps off the front row at sunday's race his closest travel and teammates and hundreds of his heels are back the second and third sports respectively down the high school at edwards planted on the main street with a fourth place finish ahead of not second child it. would be not only on litters pension on the to actually do to get the best. possible for the motor of race and i am trying to hire only on the ball i was in one section i was coming faster but then i got some traffic i could improve my lot then but did able to do for second time is good but hoping to do even it tomorrow in the race. well that's it for me in the sports test for now thanks for watching ask. the world. thank you the latest in science and technology from the realms. we've got the future covered. would be soon which bryson a few pounds from funds to christians. muslims starts on t.v. don't come. off. a very warm welcome to you this

. >> reporter: dennis has run with the bulls in pamplona before and says there are differences betweenizona run, like the length of the race and the size of the crowd. >> different animals, too, in spain you have the bull that's been bred for hundreds of years for the bullfight. >> rodeo bulls don't want nothing do with you. unless you're in their way. that's the whole idea of this deal, isn't it? >> reporter: even iffed bulls are tamer there is still danger and the runners still seem pumped up once the race is over. >> a bit out of breath, out of shape but other than that i feel great. i have my adrenaline rush. i'm happy. >> bottom line, a good time. >> it was -- fired up. >> nerve wracking but i'll do it again. >> terrified for a little bit. you see that big white one? >> i like how they're dressed alike. in spain 12 bulls in arizona 21 but fewer runners in pamplona, run, and arizona only about a four hundred, and "the new york times" called it the stroll of the bulls. >> the stroll? >> putting a damper on the danger thing. >> i wonder if prince harry will make a visit when he's in

dennis has great news in sports ahead after this. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, coach hue jackson apparentlye a vice of his own in determing whether or not to >>> don nelson sometimes drank scotch to help him decide who to play. raiders coach hue jackson will apparently use a vice of his own in determining whether or not to start quarterback carson palmer on sunday. >> irish coffee and water and something else. sit there and make a good decision. >> i'll be staking it out after this broadcast. palmer stretched and took snaps with the team but so did the backup quarter kyle boller. palmer hasn't played in 10 months sort of like the tinman in the wizard of oz. >> rusty, definitely rusty. good to be back in it. but exciting to be back in it but definitely have some russ to wear off. i haven't thrown to a nfl receiver in a while. >> i guarantee you that carson palmer will start on sunday. if he doesn't on monday i'm going to do the weather and roberta is going to do the sports. okay? >> i would like to see that. >> if palmer doesn't start. >>> anyway, hue jackson's bold move to trade for palmer

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the cause of his death has not been released. dennis o'donnell is here with more on al davis' legacy. dennis? >> ann, al davis' health had been failing in recent years. still the nfl world reacted with sadness and recollection at the news that one of its true architects, leaders and mavericks was gone. kim coyle has more on al davis. >> you were a vital part of the progress of this football team. >> reporter: he was the heart, soul and symbol of his team. al davis was raiders football. commitment to excellence. just win baby. spoken words of davis. words that became the mantra of raider nation and created an attitude that boldly stood apart from the rest of the national football league. he was born in brockton, massachusetts, but it was in brooklyn, new york, where his education and street smarts began. it was clear from the start that allen davis was a man who believed in going against the grain. in 1960, eight pro teams were established to form the american football league competing against the successful national football league. the

san mateo native dennis hasbert has lived the life many of the students are just now embarking. >> first things first. if this school was around when i had come out of high school, this is the school i would have gone to. two is the disciplines that are necessary for both sports and being an artist. it's mental, physical and emotional. so without those three things, you know, you couldn't be an athlete. and you couldn't be an artist. >> to create anything, really, takes courage. it takes guts. it takes a vision. and you have to be a bull to that vision because when you are in the garage, when you are in the laboratory, in the kitchen trying to conjure up you know, what you hope to be the future, it's a lonely place. and so you have to have, you know, you have to be able to predict the future and not be afraid to go into that unknown and, for me, it's been -- it exceeded my expectations. >> laurence scott, nbc bay area sports. >> mixing up the sports and the arts. i got to like it. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda. i have to say it was one of those perfect bay area days. wasn't it? >> i

denny pedrosa has claimed pole position for the malaysian grand prix the spaniard setting the fastest lap of two minutes one point six two seconds at the supreme circuit but also well laid. on the front row at sunday's race to his closest rivals and teammates and hundreds of his heels of that back second and third sports respectively has called edwards prevented the winning streak with a fourth place finish ahead of marco simoncelli. would be not only on this has been shown on the just he do to get the best. possible for the matter of race and train hard on the on the ball i was in one section i was coming faster but then i got some traffic couldn't improve my lap then but still able to do for second time is good but hoping to do even better tomorrow in the race well that's it from me and the sports desk the now thanks so much basket by. world. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realms. we've got the future covered. soumitra brighten. the bounce from phones to christians. who threw stones on t.v. don't come. off. a very warm welcome to you this is your news tod

denny boudreau has claimed pole position for the malaysian grand prix the spaniard setting the fastest lap of ten minutes one point four six two seconds at the supreme circuit to draw so late and wraps off from the front row at sunday's race start his closest rivals and teammates cases turner and hundreds of his ills of back second and third sports respectively ghana has called edwards the phantom on the street for a fourth place finish ahead of marco simoncelli. would not only under suspension on in terms he do to get the best. possible for the modern phrase and try and hire only on the ball i was in one section i was coming faster by going to get some traffic i could improve my lap then but the able to do for second time is good but hoping to do even better tomorrow under a well that's it from me on the sports desk for nothing so what you ask why. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms. we've done the future of coverage. from the days of the manhattan project and they transported to the university of california has been involved through the science of i

kim coral is with the team and has reaction. >> thanks, dennis. the team arrived here last night in houston. they went to sleep. they got up this morning and head coach hugh jackson had to break the news to them that mr. davis had indeed passed away. many of them were stunned, afterall, he was just at the patriots game on sunday. no one in the current organization had a closer relationship with mr. davis than willie brown who was with the organization for over 40 years. >> i am not -- i do get emotional. he loved his players and it doesn't matter if he was here now or played for him 30 years ago. he means so much to the raiders organization. all the championships he brought here. the different things he has done. >> sooner or later you are going to die. but you didn't expects that from him because he's so tough. but it gives men a lot to an organization because he was the leader. when you lose a leader, it's hard to replace a great leader and a legend like al davis. >> of course al didn't always see eye to eye with the nfl, but the league will hon

and someone like dennis rader indeed has two different shades, sides to his personality. ative, brutal. >> wouldn't those closest to dennis rader, his wife, his children, have had to know something? >> nope. we'd like to believe that. we think it's incomprehensible that those closest wouldn't know. john wayne gacy was burying bodies in the crawl spaces of his home while he lived in that house with his wife. and there was a horrible odor coming from the crawlspace and she'd ask him about it. "what's that odor?" and he would say it was sewer gases and he would take care of it. and she believed him. dennis rader's wife would never suspect. he gave no signs. >> they'd find out eventually. because it seems dennis rader couldn't stand staying hidden forever. >> if i could just show them pictures and puzzles and playing a game with them. i didn't even have to go out and kill anybody this time. >> after years of silence, btk emerges from the shadows. more clues for police. more heartbreak for victims' families. >> mom's house had been broken into. we didn't know what happened to h

dennis, this has set off a firestorm, the statement -- >> yea. >> the private sector doesn't seem tosaid private sector jobs have been doing just fine. i am sure, as soon as that frog jumped out of his mouth, he wished he could have grabbed it. >> i don't think so. he hasn't asked for a do-over. i am surprised. >> he's standing by t. but he's factually incorrect. a couple of numbers, we are down 1.6 million jobs since obama took office. and government all levels down 600,000 jobs. what bothers me, it's so upside down. it is so wrong headed. our goal should never to be grow government jobs. government jobs are a drain on the economy. when a private company hires a new job, the guy coming in will make more stuff to sell or sell more stuff to be made. he is going to pay for his salary by productivity, bringing in business. in government, you just tax people and grab it out of the private sector to pay the government worker to then get in the way of the private sector. that's not the way to grow the economy. so he is so concerned about it, it is really a bad sign for us, for the taxpayer

. >> reporter: dennis clancey has run with the bulls in pamplona before and says there are differencesn, like the length of the race and the size of the crowd. >> they're different animals, too. so in spain you have the bull that's been bred for hundreds of years for the bullfight. >> these rodeo bulls don't want nothing to do with you. i guess unless you're in their way. that's the whole idea of this whole deal, isn't it? >> reporter: even if the bulls are tamer here, there is still danger, and the runners still seem pumped up once the race is over. >> a bit out of breath, out of shape but other than that i feel great. i have my adrenaline rush. so i'm happy. >> bottom line, it was a good time. >> it was fun. fired up. >> nerve-racking, but i will do it again. >> terrified for a little bit. you see that big white one? >> i like how they're dressed alike. well, in spain they've got 12 bulls. in arizona, there are 21, but there are fewer runners in pamplona. several thousand usually show up to run in arizona only about 400. and "the new york times" called it the stroll of the bulls. >>

has drawn nationwide attention. a new bride in florida accused of hiring a hitman to kill her husband but her accomplice was actually an undercover agent and the entire sting was caught on videotape. dennis the latest on this. dennis, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. for people following in this notoriously not so happy couple the news is they finally had gotten a divorce in the last few days. by the time this case went to a jury it wasn't clear whether this was an attempted murder or botched attempt to get on a reality tv show. dahlia depolito plead the not guilty to attempted murder. dalia sitting in a car rigged for pictures and sound passing over a downpayment to a man she thinks would gun down her husband, mike. the hitman was actually an undercover officer with the boynton beach police department. dalia had walked into a scheme. a few days later officers delivered bad news to dalia outside her home. >> sorry to tell you ma'am he's been killed. >> reporter: the husband michael was very much alive and already down at the police station when they brought in dalia for questioning. >> i didn't do anything. >> reporter: a bewildered michael was watching a video feed

the cause of his death has not been released. dennis o'donnell is here with more on al davis' legacy. >> reporter: when the raiders were in los angeles i set up an interview with al davis. inside his office everything was silver and black, the desk, couch, carpet, everything down to the pencils. his life was all about the oakland raiders. and now the team and the league will never be the same. >> be proud too that you are a vital part of the progress of this football team. >> reporter: he was the heart, soul and symbol of his team. al davis was raiders football. commitment to excellence, just win, baby, the spoken words of davis, words that became the mantra of raider nation and created an attitude that boldly stood apart from the rest of the national football league. he was born in brockton, massachusetts. but it was in brooklyn, new york, where his education in street smarts began. it was clear from the start that alan davis was a man who believed in going against the grain. in 1960, eight pro teams were established to form the americ

we got been attested to a secure location -- dennis has. to a secure location since he was next in line. >> do you think that is why you're able to focus on the specifics of what needed to be done as opposed to the trauma of the fact we were under attack? >> the other thing that was very important was getting the planes down. there was an important role played their as the secretary of transportation. he did great work for us that morning, but those were our priorities -- to get all of the airplanes down so we could tell which had been hijacked because we had conflicting information. we were told there were six, it turned out there were four, but we did not know that right away. the other thing was taking steps to guarantee the survival of someone who had legitimate authorities as president of united states should that happen. >> do you want to ask a question? >> if you did have a chance during your by presidential tenure to redo, or rethink, or take a different step than you took, what would that have been? do have any regrets? >> do i hav

denny's. >>> the oakland police department has a new interim chief and it was no surprise who was picked. ktvu's john sasaki is in oakland and tells us the new chief has a big challenge ahead from the federal government. >> reporter: that is the oakland police department which now has a new chief in charge just two days after anthony batts said he was leaving a familiar place was sworn in to take control. that's former interim chief -- sworn in again. >> reporter: this move came two days after former chief anthony batts surprised everyone by saying he was out after just two years. >> this action which is effective immediately works toward stabilizing the department. >> reporter: batts said the reason he was leaving was because of too much responsibility and not enough control. >> he comes with an array of skills which are different than mine. >> reporter: this comes a few days before the settlement agreement. >> he is currently leading the team to get us into compliance with the federal lawsuit on civil rights. >> reporter: city council president larry reed says the city must be compliant

should be under the treasury that's a proposal by dennis the senate yes and which is part it's pretty much the exact idea of what the fed or what ron paul has been talking about what about this idea that dennis tenet says nationalize the fed put it under the treasury actively making it transparent within the government's ability to do so but is that a good idea oh absolutely i mean it's so as to whether we should have a fed is the secondary question but certainly if we have one then it should be under the treasury which is nominally under the elected government right so what would be the objection of it if he said to the fed look we're just going to put you into the treasury department a year report it's in geithner now ben bernanke and we're going to put a guy in tim geithner's office to make sure he knows not doing too many horrible things what could they say back to why that's not a good idea well i think the jet i mind trick is we need an independent fed owned by the banks to make the correct policy for the elected government right but greenspan kind of blew that concept independent fed by every single time there was a political problem

> new coaches in transition especially with teams without a lot of talent, clearly denny o'brien is in the doghouse, hasnot played well stemming back from the west virginia game a few weeks ago. everyone should be focusing on this schedule because now it is really difficult. georgia tech is the real deal. clemson is the real deal and florida state is the real deal. if this team wants to try to make a bowl, and it doesn't look good now, they better start worrying about what is going on on the field. >> you had craig loughlin on yesterday. i think matt hendricks will be on the show today. what is the feeling for the caps? >> i'm optimistic. i'm always optimistic. i have abeen a caps fan for probably close to 30 years at this point. i like the additions in the off season. i like picking up joel ward. i like troy braugher, acquiring him. i love the off season additions. it is just a matter of can they get deep in the playoffs. the regular season doesn't matter. 100-plus point seasons don't matter anymore. it is what you do in the playoffs. >> like craig laughlin told us yesterday, if this team gets off tie

dennis with sports up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, been extended . >>> the world series game has been postponed. >>> new raider quarterback palmer isn't about to go it alone president despite a four days off this week he and a few of his receivers plan to work together away from raider headquarters so he can learn the offense in a hurry. >> feel like back in high school and studying and camming for the sat. >> have my hand the top five. at number five, horrick getting the loose puck, bats it while fall down his first goal. >>> international in the top five. liverpool and black, they fail to clear it. juror he's the header, second goal of the match. henderson with the pass, no chance for the keeper. >>> number three, women's volleyball, saint mayy's number 17, san diego to the limits. the gales prevail snapping usc's 22 game home winning streak. >>> number two, usa clinging to a lead in the pan am game. louis -- the great block in transition, final seconds usa up by one. does it again. 77-76. >>> number one, a soccer match in south america interrupted when a dog ran onto the pitch. players rest

bring light rail underground into chinatown from the downtown area and ed lee has been forceful on that and city attorney dennis herrera was for it originally but now he is saying it is a bad project and boondoggle and too costly for the people it is going to serve and that is the divide i dividing issue. >> belva: how costly? >> $1.6 billion and half of it paid for by the federal government and that is what is interesting right now, because for years san francisco has been in line going up, and up and up and getting closer to the federal government saying it is a new start federal funding transportation administration funding, and we are going to have a subway there, and san francisco has been board of super visors is for it and the transportation board and the mayors and everyone and by the end of the year or early next year the feds should make the final decision of nearly $1 billion from us. the city family was saying that this is a great project and now there is the rift in the city family and people saying this is not the time to show the disagreement, and in fact, super visor john ave lows wlos who hat a

denny's. >>justine: james fletcher has a look at the warm weather on the way. >>james: here is a shot from our roof camera. there are a few high clouds. temperatures have not moved a lot of the we are starting to see some signs of warming. sunny and warm this afternoon. inland highs will get up to about 90 degrees. clear and cool this evening as temperatures drop back down to the '50s and '60s. hot today and cool this evening. san francisco has increased one degree from 61-62 in the last half-hour or so. 56 in concord, 59 in antioch. a little bit of cooling in there. i wanted to walk you through what we are expecting this afternoon. you will see how much warmer these numbers are compared to temperatures in the city yesterday. we will see warming of before the 3:00 p.m. hour. future cast 4 is showing widespread '80s. it will get hot come this afternoon. in a red you can see where we are expecting warmer temperatures. the inland valleys to the north and the east bay valley and of course down in santa clara are the warmer spots. we will keep things warm, sunny and

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