details do you want is it the wall? their experts in led mediation it will take $65 an hour that is reasonable could so what are you looking for it's actually your neighbor that's hiring them. so it should be for your neighbor that is actually doing the hiring >> well - commissioner you know that last time he say all those things he asked us to do the paint. we can prolong another - he said he would do the - now i don't know what he contact the i contacted them too okay. i want to have a detail ready to do the work - i it's no way they know they have no details >> so if they give you a tallied scope of work and can provide it to you and give us a timeline will be acceptable to you? >> i want the timeframe and i wanted to see the contract before i allowed them because - >> so on the record if they provided to you a detailed scope of work and the timeline you will allow access to the property. >> but those details have to be approved by the me first. this has gone on promise after promise you don't think they disobey your

details do you want is it the wall? their experts in led mediation it will take $65 an hour that is reasonable could so what are you looking for it's actually your neighbor that's hiring them. so it should be for your neighbor that is actually doing the hiring >> well - commissioner you know that last time he say all those things he asked us to do the paint. we can prolong another - he said he would do the - now i don't know what he

i will have a number of questions as more details are presented on the 28th. but if i could ask you if you could acceptability a -- sent a copy of the presentation to all of us. >> you should have a hard copy there. >> i take that back. appreciate all the work that's gone into this. this is not an easy project and i think this is really one of the most significant projects to be facing the city of san francisco currently. i don't think there's anything else in this size and magnitude. i think this is going to be changing in a positive way the /tpaeuls of the water front in that area and i appreciate the focus on trying to extend the community feel of the dog patch area and make sure that this project isn't a sterile one that really incorporates much of what's unique in san francisco but also making this a space that's accessible to so many more people. i look forward to working on something that i think all of san francisco will enjoy and be proud of. >> i just want to close and say we want to see some of the more detailed numbers so i think we'll get into tha

the actual detail report is given here. i can go into details of the report. i think the next question that is more germane is will there be additional anticipated deliberate costs aside from the actual capital costs from the overall program. when those costs are what we call soft costs. [speaker not understood]. if you look at page 11 of the presentation, program deliberate costs are things you probably can imagine such as project management, environmental review design, these are up front that can lead into the overall delivery cost as the program -- as the project is not closed out. but it's the other overhead costs that can drive unanticipated out of budget costs. that's where staff is paying particular attention. and the fact the baseline for some projects have to be readjusted to accommodate some of these more challenging projects to looking at the soft costs as the area which we need to both contain if possible achieve savings. ~ and if possible that is an area we asked staff with help with the consultant to identify the areas where they can actually co

all of the details about their sex life, all of the tapes, and really the detail about the grisly murdertook place. >> described in one article is murder porn. >> that's a great description. i do think the bar has been raised now. this is the ultimate reality show for us. you can't -- no one created this. this is real life, which makes it more titillating. so i think that's what drew people in so much, all of these details and the gruesomeness of it. >> extraordinary stuff. when you look at her and you see her performance on the stand, you've watched the trial and all the rest, what do you make of her? >> i don't know. how much time do we have? you know, my general sense is that she's very calculated and manipulative and more -- and closer to a psychopath than someone with a real mental disorder for which you should excuse her behavior. >> yeah. it was so fascinating. i mean, i think interest will continue. >> i think it will too for her to even be capable of such a thing. >> dr. tracey marks, appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. >>> amanda berry is actually home now with her daughter

disturbing details indeed. more about the circumstances surrounding the alleged abductions involving these three women. in an initial report from cleveland police, in this report it says around ten years ago, amanda berry was walking home from burger king when ariel castro offered her a ride home after he told her that his son also worked at burger king. in this report it also says that he lured both michelle knight and gina dejesus into his car as well. when he brought the women back to his home. he allegedly initially chained them up in his basement inside his home. let them free from those chains and let them roam on the second floor of the home. zoraida, we're also learning more about the pregnancies of these women. in this report it says that michelle knight was pregnant at least five times. and that when castro found out, he would starve her and hit her in the stomach to abort the baby. and according to the report, michelle was forced to deliver amanda berry's baby in a small plastic pool inside the home.

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although much of this artist details are shrouded in history. notice how the branch and the beautifully rendered leaves catch the light on the right hand corner. it gives this piece a magical feeling as if these apricots are beyond just mere fruit. there are 67 paintings recognized by court's hand. an exhibition entirely devoted to the artist. there are about half of the known works in this exhibition and the director of the morris house remarked that she thought for herself that maybe this exhibition won't be popular because all of his tend to be the same, you have a stone slab and fruit and it was definitely popular and shows the demand of this artist skill and his paintings or so beautiful even though they are spare and he's so mysterious. an artist does not need to be -- a highlight of an exhibition. a competition, my favorite painting in the exhibition. this is particularly exciting since it is considered an icon of dutch 17th century paintings. created in 1654 this competition is 1 of 12 paintings which survived. he studied in rembrandt st

as we get more details.port and news information, new information obtained by nbc news, these women, including gina, were kept in separate rooms, chained and locked in those rooms, according to reports. they were raped and physically abused over ten years. multiple pregnancies and miscarriages as a result of these years of torture in this home. more neighbors are now saying that they saw suspicious things. for example, neighbors say they would see one of the suspects bring in loads of food and he was supposed to be living in this home alone. and they would see him bring in food and wonder why would one person need to bring in so much if he was there alone. these strange things, now that people are processing in hindsight, but prior to the next door neighbor charles ramsey seeing one of the survivors screaming for help, screaming to be saved, these women were trapped in a living hell in that cleveland, ohio home. this is the scene right now. we also saw the similar scene at amanda berry's home. her sister cam

bit familiar, it's those details and the devil is always in the details, that could prove whether oris going to be held liable in jackson's case. we are expecting to hear from the medical examiner, the person that conducted the autopsy. >> hold that thought for a moment. i want to go to what jean can add to that. we learned last week in this trial, again, civil trial that conrad murry was in debt. not just a little bit of debt. it was like a million dollars in debt. i'm curious at what this strategy aims to get at. if this is what the jackson family wants to show, that he was broke, what does that show you in terms of liability for death for aeg. >> that created motive for conrad murray himself but now the defendant is aeg. they're look agent the negligent supervision of conrad murray, not looking into his background to see what his financial reasons could be and that would give him motive and also the knowledge of what michael jackson had allegedly done with other doctors on the road. you know, i enter viewed dr. kline during the criminal trial. he told me he flew to various locatio

new details in the investigation.eak with adrien haslett davis, the dance instructor who lost a leg, find out how she is doing one month into her recovery. she is inspiring. >>> also information about what allegedly went on inside ariel castro's house in cleveland. how the women were dreeted an

i will detail the time line for your city.g up your seven day forecast is next. >>> a beautiful view of the traffic flow, that's what i focus on here, san jose, 101 moves smoothly, building here and we'll talk about what is going on farther north in the east bay, we have a new development for the east shore freeway. >> time for a check of the day's top stories, investigators in conta costa county say a former high school football coach accused of sexually abusing children may have more victims. barron edwards coached the kennedy high school football team from 2004 to '05. he was formally charged this week. >>> health experts from across the country in san jose to discuss an alarming rise in tuberculosis rates. >>> a sandra moan teenager audrey banton advanced to the semifinals in maryland. she'll compete this afternoon for a chance to get to the finals. >>> there is a new crisis with solar panels. >> many are defective. bottom line, scott mcgrew, people may be putting junk on their roof. >> at least 20% of the panels some inst

the sex details. really? really?> seventeen days she spent on the witness stand. >> stephanie: right. what was the point of all of these sexual details -- legally did she think that somehow -- because obviously her story after a day of sex and he became engaged somehow -- i guess that was the theory, right? >> yeah, the theory was he was abusive to her and that he made her do all kind of unnatural acts and then she was like afraid of him. and the problem with that -- because she detailed all of these things he was making her do quote unquote. the problem it appears from the emails and texts that this was something she was offering to do in a way to hang on to him because he was wanting to break up with her. that's not abuse by him -- >> stephanie: right. that's trying to get away from a crazy person in my own professional opinion -- marsha we were talking about -- authorities said alexander fought for his life but soon grew too weak to defend himself. jim thought he had heard that he was shot first and then stabbed p

leopold used his security detail to compile detailed records of his enemies. now one of the members of that detail claims teare referred to as the colonel not only knew about the files but reviewed them. >> i think i gave a copy to tim to give to the colonel because the colonel wanted to see it before it was given to the executive. >> the colonel wanted to see a coppi of it? >> yes. >> last month teare asked police to investigate the files. >> i had discussed that with the colonel. i think i discussed that with you as well. >> now the aclu wants teare named in the lawsuit. >> the person that could have said no, should have said no and who didn't say no but was involved was james teare. >> chief teare retire from the police department this past summer ending any criminal investigation against him. councilman james benoit said he can still be held accountable. >> even though he's the former chief i think it's important for him to answer these allegations. >> a judge will determine if the former chief should be forced to talk. >> reporter: now, the ex-chief did t

i think she'll have to answer in detail why this happened. know, was she in contact with victoria nuland. was she dealing with her directly? did this happen below her level? how did this come about? obviously secretary clinton is a key player here and she'll have to explain what happened and why it happened and was victor why knewland acting on her own? why was she so intent on removing al qaeda? why were they so definitive about that, again, going back to the original cia talking points, references to al qaeda were also in there. why did one come out and the other stay? >> thank you very much, congressman king. all right. >>> our second story outfront, breaking news, the acting commissioner of the irs gone. technically resigning. in an angry statement to the media, president obama announced that he was relieved of his job. jim acosta joins me. he's been following this story intently. you just got the letter that the treasury secretary wrote to steven miller, clearly this administration trying to show they are angry about this scandal. what e

has details on this. after years of the natural injustice and indifference and after more than three months of starvation one tunnel detainees have finally got the president's attention i'm going to go back after they've heard these words before as president i will close guantanamo reject the military commissions act and if you go to the geneva conventions and now again it needs to be closed now congress and again as many times before the white house if it were sponsibility to congress there's much you can do administrative leave without congress without having a legislative act even under current restrictions the administration has the power to use national security waivers to release many of these men which it hasn't used it's the charge that well the fear that if you release some of these prisoners that have been accused of being terrorist in the past and and they do something else or you find them going into terrorist organizations you will pay a heavy political price for that so many of these men hav

grand jury and he's decided not to cooperate now he's facing the threat of jail time we'll have more details on the case from new york in just a moment. we're now at one the one hundred day mark for the guantanamo bay hunger strike critics continue to question the obama administration's lack of action in closing down the detention facility and then just look at how the strike is progressing and its future possibilities in just just a few moments. it's thursday may sixteenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm going lopez and you are watching r t well it has been a bad it week for the obama administration it seems the curse of the second term might have finally settled on the president and his staff from the latest benghazi details to the i.r.s. scandal the media is giving the full court press to the white house and perhaps nothing can unite the media more in a cause more concretely anyway then threatening their fifty first amendment rights at no other time would viewers see fox news and mess and b c standing together then in the defense of the fourth state r.c. correspondent liz wahl takes a look

shirts and that the team and that sets upon him truly horrific details coming in from these eyewitness accounts that they were hacking at him with knives and then stayed on the scene until the police came asking people who were watching in horror see take face of often. the team and were shot by the police and it's believed that they've been taken to separate hospitals in london but truly grisly details as to place in an area in london that long being connected with the british armed forces and so certainly it is felt that there is that connection there with that but it's not yet confirmed whether the man is indeed a soldier we've had the statement given by the prime minister who's in paris visiting president hollande is believed that he's now going to be returning to london and he'll be home heating the paper meeting the government's emergency meeting in the morning but he did give a statement saying that it was the most appalling crime and that police are now seeking the full facts but there are strong indications that this is a terrorist incident and we've seen the paper meeting goi

do we have details on that? >> well, we know that, as we heard, that they were not bound, that they could have run out and escaped with amanda berry. but it's likely that they were too afraid to. we've learned that, from sources, that ariel castro over the years would test the girls. he would pretend like he was leaving the home and stay around to see if they attempted to flee. if any of them attempted to flee he would punish them, discipline them. in this case it was likely they were just too afraid that he would return and that they would once again be disciplined. >> all right. pamela brown reporting live for us. thank you for that. >>> and police in ohio had a close encounter with ariel castro in 2008, even threatening him with arrest but it never happened. take a look at this police dash cam video. it show answer officer following castro as a suspect. pulls his motorcycle into a gas station. listen to part of their confrontation. >> let me see your driver's license. let me see your driver's license, please.

it did not provide any other details.th brings the number of international forces killed this month in afghanistan to 20. may has been the deadliest month this year for international troops in afghanistan, but casualties are down over previous years as foreign forces pull back and allow afghan security forces to take the lead before the coalition ends its mission next year. >> the u-s and china are laying the groundwork for a summit next month between the two presidents. the talks would confront security issues while trying to overcome a growing distrust between the governments. the summit is scheduled for june 7th and 8th, months earlier then the two presidents were supposed to meet. this will be the first time the two have met face-to- face since obama's communist party last >> secretary of state john kerry outlined a $4 billion economic development plan for the west bank that he hopes will help encourage peace in the region. a team is looking at opportunities in tourism, construction, energy and agriculture, among othe

. >>> new details out of cleveland tonight. for the first time we're hearing just what happened inside the home where three women were held captive for three years. late today formal charges filed against the prime suspect. >> reporter: good evening janelle. what we can tell you tonight is ariel castro has been charged with three counts of rape and four counts of kidnapping. that is one for each of the women plus the daughter of amanda berry. e he has waived his miranda rights and given investigators a detailed statement. >> gina dehay sus arriving among cheers after a decade in custody. >> i still pinch myself. i know she's there and i know she's going to be there. >> reporter: earlier in the day amanda berry and berry's six-year-old daughter arrived at her sirs's home. >> we are are so happy to have amanda and her daughter home. i want to thank the media for their support over the years. >> they're finally home and thank good that they're alive. >> reporter: the third victim, michelle knight remains in treatment. late today a

>> the police were relatively tardy with the details. we did learn something. this was the only escape attempts made by the women. we also heard that contrary to some reports they did not leave at any point during the 10 years of captivity. it seems they have only seen the sky twice in 10 years. we have also heard about castro's attitude after the arrest. he has apparently given a detailed statement and agreed to a paternity test. >> what more have your sources been telling you about the conditions in which the women were kept? >> they have given fairly gruesome details about what has been happening over time. it seems to some degree they were held so they could give sexual gratification to their cab door. there were rates. there were multiple pregnancies for one woman and a number of miscarriages as well. another one was beaten so badly she lost a child she was carrying. one woman was threatened if she did not insist in the pregnancy and if the child died, she would be killed. >> thanks for joining us. it has been a day of charges and also a day of homecoming

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new details on the busted bolts of the new span of the bay bridge. transportation officials decided how they will fix the problems. this one will ab repair that costs millions. nbc bay area kristi smith joining us live in oakland where a meeting of engineers wrapped up. kristi, you are there. what can you tell us about it. >> good morning. after weeks and countless questions on what that went wrong here caltrans came up with a decision to fix the bay bridge. they call it a saddle. it's option two. they were looking at two options. this is an exterior steel sheet that would essentially take the loads the faulty rods were supposed to support in the first place. they say installation would be easier and cost less than the other option. they are talking $5 to $6 million. in march about three dozen steel bolts snapped like twigs after they were tightened. they were supposed to help support movement during a quake. that left many questions open about the safety of the bridge. the faulty bolts were manufactured in 2008. the problem believed to be excess hyd

more details about ariel cast row.t seems he would eat a lot of food and always struggling to get more. -- gordon savage reports. >> in my exclusive interview with the brothers of areil;a castro it was all meal will talk about his brothers are in. >> he loved and vegetables. do not eat greasy food eat the veggies. he said i am starting a little garden. i said great. >> he was always self- conscious. only now does castro eating habits seem to reveal a potentially sinister purpose. and help provide food for the three women and young child he allegedly was holding prisoner inside his home. >> also those close to castro said he often frequented church and community food bank stocking up on non there shaperishable is like soups and canned goods. he was thought to be a survivalist someone getting ready for disaster. >> he frostily of take additional food stamps to obtain more grocery. he was a frequent visitor to his brother's home but had to follow a strict rule. >> i used to go there more than he did to work on cars, clean

we have new details on d.u.i. arrests during the holiday weekend, and it has been busy for the california highway troll and 15 traffic deaths on the roads over the memorial day weekend is four more than last year, and six of those killed were not wearing seatbelts. more than 1,100 were arrested for driving under the influence, slightly down great last year. in the bay area, there have been 165 d.w.i.'s arrests and two fatal crashes. >> federal law enforcement officials are investigating threatening and lewd messages against peninsula congresswoman. a former marine and several current marines are being investigated for allegedly posting messages on social media that threaten her and president obama. one accused spear of trampling first amendment rights. the democratic congresswoman called attention to sexual abuse in the military and urged the shutdown of vulgar facebook pages linked to military personnel. >> happening now the coast guard and ntsb will investigate the five that cut short a week her long caribbean c

the incredible details in moments for you. and jodi arias being held in a psychiatric ward this morning. we'll look at the next phase of her trial coming up. it is friday, may 10th, and a special edition of "starting point" begins right now. >> we are learning horrifying new details this morning about the abuse and torture three women were forced to endure for a decade. inside this home right behind me on cleveland's west side. and the daughter of ariel castro, the suspect who lived in this house of horrors, is speaking exclusively to cnn about her father's arrest and the charges that he is facing. >> it was like everything crashed down. i just wanted to melt into the floor. i just wanted to die. i have no problem cutting him out of my life. i have no problem doing that. i never want to see him again. >> nor of our exclusive interview with angie gregg in a moment from now. first, at castro's arraignment yesterday prosecutors described his home as a private prison and a torture chamber. he is being held on $8 million bond this

they know details about her life.ss don't look good for the prosecution here because this is a death penalty case. are the jurors now going to have a hard time sentencing jodi to death? i think they will. the length of this trial only hurt the state's case. jon: right, tom because this is another unusual aspect of this case, because under arizona law jurors get to ask questions. they wrote the questions down for the judge, and yes, they were referring to her as jodi, jodi, will you please explain this. it suggests a familiarity that probably is not going to help the prosecution if they want to get the death penalty. >> listen, you spent four months in a room with someone, you're less likely to be apt to say, hey let's sentence them to death. you develop a relationship, even if it's a silent relationship, a proximity relationship, however you want to define it, but it's there. and also when you look at how straightforward the facts of this case were, this is not a complicated face. merely the fact that the defense appe

details are coming up. >>> and welcome back. one trading day into the new month and wall street traders seem to be taking the saying, sell in may and go away literally. all three major averages were down nearly 1% yesterday. it was the dow's worst start to a month since last june. all of that selling was blamed on several signs of a slowing economy, one of those sign, new indications of a softening job market. private employers added 119,000 jobs last month. that's the fewest in seven months. march's numbers were also revised lower and the federal reserve issued a warning. it said tax increases and spending cuts that i can canned in this year are slowing growth. >>> frontier airlines adding a fee for carry-on bags and plan to start charging 2 bucks for soda and coffee. the new fee will be $25 if paid in advance. 100 at the gate. it applies to bags in the overhead bin so small bags under the seat are still free. passengers who buy ticks on frontier's website won't have to pay the new fees. >>> the latest jcpenney ad apologized fo

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the investigation was broken down into three parts, the details were released here today. what happened before the shooting, after the shooting and the intire incident and details about the four officer who stopped the man february 26. >> the only reminder of the double shooting here is across the street. today at the police department we learned butch baker and elizabeth butler came to this home looking for 35-year-old jeremy goulet on a sex offense. he opened his door and opened fire. >> within 3 seconds jeremy goulet fired 5 rounds at the two officers. >> he fired point blank not before taking off with his body armor and weapons. jeremy goulet fired 9 rounds at the two police officers. >> four witnesses saw jeremy goulet shoot with both weapons. >> reporter: this is where the afternoon of terror came to an end. four stepped in before jeremy goulet killed anyone else. >> these officers were the thin blue line that stood between this individual and our community on that day. >> reporter: none of the hireoes -- heroes wanted their photos shared. jose garcia, barnaby clark,

we'll have all the details on san jose's latest homicides of the year. a woman is dead-- and ten others are injured after a drunk driver and a party-bus collide on highway 101. details on the crash, coming weather this morning. as we take a live look from our mount tam cam. we could see some rain in our forecast this week. lets check in with erica kato for a quick update on what to expect for the holiday. >> let us take a look at the forecast. he. the chance for rain in the bay area has decreased. just light rain, with tuesday and wednesday and full details coming up in just a couple of minutes. george? >> just like what rissole on interstate 680. the bay bridge toll plaza is light and easy. that is what we will find a round of the bay and even highway no. 4 and highway 580. an easy drive. police in san jose are and north king road. kron 4's yoli aceves is live yoli. >> this corner crashed into a tree. it was a deadly night in san jose last night. this boyfriend and girlfriend was only 17 years old. the girlfriend, the passenger has a broken leg put the