a blood stained jersey was left at a dry cleaners in a could be connected. police and los angeles have been denying that. possibly new evidence. here is the latest. >> reporter: what you make of this report? >> first of all i did not hear this from lapd i do not know if it is true or not. >> reporter: the defense attorney want twent to see ramiz in the in the jail. >> and there is a dry cleaners for there is a pedicure place next door. and the reason why they were able to detain him was a handgun was in a home he was not even owning. he was only staying there. >> it is one thing if they have a firearm on their person. if it is another thing if they have knowledge of a fire arm in a laundry basket at some other place in the house. where other people have access. >> reporter: back to the bloody jersey. >> i hope it is true. i hope it is true because lapd says that they have his blood on a white jersey. and if that dodgers jersey does not come back to ramirez? that would fit our three of the case. as i mentioned from the beginning it is probably somebody else.

dry cleaner in washington heights. i do not come from successful stock. but every day they worked their fingers to the bone, to the bone, because it was their dream that some day their grandson could afford demeanor v.d.s of all robert de niro's movies, so that he could, little jewish boy of latvian, lithuanian and mongolian blood could one day, god willing, pretend to be italian on television. [cheers and applause] andñr now, you [bleeped] your pizza with a fork. based on how you eat pizza, donald, i want to see your long form birth certificate [cheers and applause]

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, gasoline fumes, and even the occupational hazards of being a carpenter, a firefighter, or a dry cleaner. but we also heard counter from the cell phone industry, and they said that in fact there is no real concern and this classification really does not mean that cell phones cause cancer and went on to say that the fda has stated that the weight of scientific evidence has not linked cell phones with a health problem. and i think that's where you're going to see these two sides really sort of stake ground. the real gulf between them is where is the science. and i think no one has seen that definitive proof yet. >> and the questions all seem to be about could these tumors be long term, and so the science hasn't caught up with reality. and then the experts always say at the end, probably a good reason to use hands-free. >> you just said something really smart, and that is 5 billion people around the world use cell phones and yet the gliomas, these brain tumors everyone's worried about, those numbers haven't budged up at all. so that's why they're saying if you're concerned take your cell ph

the discovery at a dry cleaners that could prove to be a break in the case. good evening, i'm garvin thomas. >> and i'm diane dwyer. jessica and raj are off tonight. >>> what may be new evidence. sources say police have new evidence that came to them thanks to an alert employee at a dry cleaner in los angeles. it's a story we first broke here at nbc bay area news this evening. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in san francisco with the new information for us. cheryl. >> reporter: well, diane, bryan stow is here at sf general. his condition is unchanged. but we are learning about new evidence tonight, a bloody jersey with dna that belongs to bryan stow. >> reporter: the evening giants fan bryan stow was beaten nearly to death by two men outside dodger stadium, suspect number one was described as wearing a white dodger jersey. giovanni ramirez as suspect number one when they arrested him nearly three weeks ago and now we have learned police have in evidence a dodger jersthey had been dropped off of the cleaners. instead of cleaning it sources say a worker alerted a

information came in that day bloodstain t-shirt was left at a dry cleaners. >> i did not get this fromd item all of the trip report is true or not. >> he said he went to see jill vining ramirez to the jail and he asked why if he took a t-shirt to a dry cleaners? >> he looked at me like i was crazy. >> he is in jail on a parole violation buried we found out that gun was found her underneath close ill laundry basket. there were several people going in a now of the house. he said he had no knowledge of the gun being in the house. >> back to the report of the bloodied jersey. >> i hope it's true, i hope it's true. if the l.a. peace says that jersey does not come back to g of yawning then it belongs to someone else. >> jackie cain said she has taken her two children to see stellar, his eyes were open and he was tracking the children with his >> eyes. > in charlotte n.c. the plane that landed in nine months down river three years are about is now in the south carolina aviation museum. also on hand was the captain who saved all hundred and 35 passengers on board >> there are people that insis

>> his dry cleaner is right next to his manicure place in pedicure place >> which is clearly a joke. >> it is a joke, no, he looked at me like i was crazy. >> it sounds funny, but the evidence against giovanni ramirez is questionable. he is in jail on a parole violation for having a gun when he should not have. but we learn that the gun was under the clothing that was inside of a larger basket in it was in a house that he does not own. he was staying there, there were several other people going in and out of the house. >> it is one thing if a person has a fire are on their person and then it will have knowledge, but it is another thing to say someone has knowledge of a fire arm being in a laundry basket as some other place in the house where a number of people have access to the residence. >> back to the report of the bloody jersey. >> i hope it is true. the lapd say they have blood on a white doctor's jersey and if they say that jersey rock does not come back to giovanni ramirez, that fits our theory of the case as i have been saying from the beginning. it is someone else. >> the ex

has learned that police may have a significant piece of evidence thanks to a sharp employee at a dry-cleanersn los angeles. the employee turned in a shirt that had stow's blood on it. patrick healey from los angeles has the latest. >> reporter: the evening brian stow was beaten nearly to death outside dodgers stadium, suspect number one had a white dodgers jersey and they identified jiminez at suspect number one three weeks ago. now we learn police have in evidence a bloody dodgers engineer sdee who brought it to a cleaners. the dna analysis xwaj a match to victim stow. the source that first disclosed the shirt to us says they believe it was ramirez that brought it to the cleaners. ramirez's attorneys spoke with us after meeting with him in central jail. >> he doesn't wear clothes that require dry-cleaning, sxing this sounds preposterous. >> are ramirez jailed for a alleged parole violation they have held off charging him for the stow beating. they say ramirez has an ironclad alibi. the daughter has sold reports so. all along police declined to reveal what evidence they have other than ramire

it allows immediate access to neighborhood services like cafes and dry cleaners. it also allows for positive benefits to mode share. the transit-oriented neighborhood core is walkable for pretty much everyone on the project site and will provide many resources that are not available now. the slide will show you how density is added over the site. there is a mix of buildings from one or brought stories all the way up to 13 stories. i will quickly move to the slides. i will be happy to come back and answer specific questions if he would like, commissioners. -- if you would like, commissioners. this is a pretty ambitious plan, with the provision of the athletic fields, public squares, transit plazas, and a special storm water retention ponds in the middle of the circle. here is a demonstration. there are six neighborhoods in the commons. this orange area is part of the storm water system, which i will explain all of a layer. that is an open space that links to the entire project. this project is at 1 batista circle. other key aspects of the site include access from t

are there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where does this end up? on the floor. it gets mixed together and becomes a hazardous soup and it's usually slippery. safeway, what do you think they have in there, kids? we will show you. bleach. okay. bleach is great i used it this afternoon to get my shirt white it's great. do we need this much bleach at home? no. safeway need it? probably not. look what they have across from the bleach. it says don't mix ammonia and bleach makes a gas. these are bad things to mix with bleach. who's got these under their sink in i do. everybody does. you want to separate the ones that don't go to together. how do you find out? read the labels. these are department of transportation placards, they are colored. they are all red. they have the sort of flame thing up there. the little number here and number here. we've got books in our rig that tell us what these are. based on a number. we will see a 1219, look i

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a dry cleaner gave the jersey to the l.a.p.d. of someone brought it to his shop shortly after stow was beating outside dodger stadium. ram res is still in jailing, and police are still looking for two other suspects in the case. >>> graduation ceremonies are still being held around -- at colleges around the bay area, including some at cal state east bay today. john alston spoke with new graduates about tober a recession-plagued job market. >> fresh from commencement, graduates are full of excitement. now comes the hard part. >> getting a job is going to be really tough but i know the business market, and the faculty helps, too. so i have to look forward to starting with internship. >> reporter: nothing but smiles for this new college graduate. with a dollar bill ornament draped over her gown. >> going to make some money. >> reporter: now she is making money as a receptionist, but eger eager to put her speech pathology degree to use. >> have you found something that compliments your degree? >> not yet. >> how has the search been.

my other grandfather worked as a dry cleaner in washington heights. i do not come from successful stock. but every day they worked their fingers to the bone, to the bone, because it was their dream that some day their grandson could afford demeanor v.d.s of all robert de niro's movies, so that he could, little jewish boy of latvian, lithuanian and mongolian blood could one day, god willing, pretend to be italian on television. [cheers and applause] andñr now, you [bleeped] your pizza with a fork. based on how you eat pizza, donald, i want to see your long form birth certificate. [cheers and applause] >> jon: my guest tonight is a bestselling author. he's a prize-winning journalist. he hosts "bill moyers journal." his new book is called "bill moyers journal: the conversation continues. " please welcome back to the program bill moyers. [cheers and applause] so nice to see you. and you too. >> jon: thank you for coming by. i was reading. it's so nice to read the interviews that are compiled in this because it reminds you of just what a great voice you ar

my other grandfather worked as a dry cleaner in washington heights.t come from successful stock. but every day they worked their fingers to the bone, to the bone, because it was their dream that some day their grandson could afford demeanor v.d.s of all robert de niro's movies, so that he could, little jewish boy of latvian, lithuanian and mongolian blood could one day, god willing, pretend to be italian on television. [cheers and applause] andñr now, you [bleeped] your pizza with a fork. based on how you eat pizza, donald, i want to see your long form birth certificate. ♪ i got somethin' that makes me wanna shout ♪ ♪ ha [ male announcer ] a jump start without the jitters. ♪ y-e-e-eah ♪ i got it, heh ♪ watch me! unh! ♪ don't miss nothin' unh! [ male announcer ] the proven push. stamina in a bottle. the original gatorade. and thirst-quenching protein that helps restore your body while cooling you down. prime, perform, recover. the g series from gatorade. >> jon: my guest tonight is a bestselling author. he's a prize-winning journalist. he hosts "bill m

a dry cleaner gave the jersey to the l.a.p.d. after someone brought it to his shop after stow was beaten on opening day. stow romaines in -- remains in a coma at san francisco general hospital. police are still looking for two suspects in the case. >>> firefighters in northern california are operation for the start of wildfire season. starts monday cal fire will open up seasonal fire stations and are asking homeowners to prepare for the season. cal fire recommends homeowners maintain a space of 100 feet around their home. trim your tree branches six feet from the ground. clear needles and leaves from cut gutters and roofs. our above average rainfall has led to a lower fire risk, but officials warp it -- warn it led to an abundance of grass and blush. >> anymore newark may smell natural gas due to pg&e's testing of a pipeline. the company plans to vent natural gas from a vex of pipe. the section is located between cedar boulevard and thorpe ton avenue. pg&e says the natural gas will quickly dissipate and will not be harmful. custo

when the quake hit, lorna left the dry cleaner where she worked and headed home. but then she saw the tsunami rushing toward her, so she raced to a pedestrian bridge. >> translator: it was like dominos, many houses were being washed away. one after the other. i prayed to god, please help my husband and father-in-law. >> reporter: after the disaster, she wandered through the devastation for a couple of days in search of her family. a month later, the bodies of her husband and father-in-law were identified. just two days af just two days after the march 11th disaster, lorna was supposed to be celebrating her ninth wedding anniversary. now she had to plan a funeral. these days, she often visits the place where her home once stood. and offers incense. when she first m when she first moved into the evacuation center, she didn't know what to do, but she now gets support from a japanese woman she's befriended. tokokimura also lost her home in the tsunami. she and lorna met because they live side by side for a month in a school gymnasium. she helped lorna get another cell

it allows immediate access to neighborhood services like cafes and dry cleaners. it also

it allows immediate access to neighborhood services like cafes and dry cleaners. it also allows for positive benefits to mode share.

child care, people selling in the flea market, on up to janitorial, landscaping, restaurants, dry cleaners, and in some cases, small manufacturers. we sometimes bridges of it in even larger transactions if we think there's community benefits, we might wind collectively with the city's working solutions fund or with another lender. so far, -- and we work throughout the bay area. we work in four bay area counties, said francisco obviously being one of the importance, but also said the clara, san mateo, alameda. we have laid out over $15 million to bay area businesses with a medium loan size of about $7,000 -- median loan size of about $7,000. who do we work with? principally, we want to work with businesses that have at least one year of sales history. we will look at start of businesses in the case with there is significant industry experience and significant owner injection or investment into the business, but if someone comes was without experience and without capital to invest, we will recommend that they go through a training program and go get some experience before we would be able to

dry cleaners and workers turned it over to police. test results show the dna on the jersey matches stowe's dna. he was severely beaten in march. goo vanney ramirez is the prime suspect but nbc los angeles says police told them the jersey does not block. to ramirez. his attorney says that support his client's claim of innocence. >> it has the ring of truth to me because we believe that giovanni ramirez has never been at dodger stadium, much less on the day of the beating. >> police are confident they have the right man, and ramirez is held on parole violation and has not yet been charged in the stow case. bryan stow remains in critical condition. >>> police used search dogs in niles and palomar canyons yesterday, believing michelle le may be in a rural area somewhere in the east bay. yesterday's search turned up no new clues in that case. friend of michelle le held a vigil for her in san diego last night. it was near the high school where she once went to school. classmates remembered her as a person who cared very deeply about others.

s, my little neighborhood dry cleaner on seventh has d.j.'s for their kids.his is part of the youth culture. and why don't we tax them? why don't we get some money from macy's that sn they're not going to pay $1,500 but they'll pay $400. also if i'm wrong in this i want you to speak up later, but live music has more of a sound impact on the neighborhood than d.j. music. i've seen it in all my clubs. you get a loud band in there, you can't control them, you can't put a limiter on the sound system, i think knowing a lot of restaurants in the market who just basically run rogue in the last 10 years and gotten away with it, let's have d.j. music in this legislation. thank you. president newlin: thank you very much. anybody else like to make public comment? seeing none, the matters with the commission and since we've had extensive discussion on it -- hello? we've had extensive discussion on it, i'd at this point entertain a motion if anybody has one. vice chair joseph: i'd like to make a motion. so, san francisco being the moral class city that it is and i who was

the dollar they can spend that money in their local economy and that helps the delicatessen the dry cleaner all of the supporting stores and businesses because there's more money but it doesn't ever develop as well as an obviously right thing in years and no longer have garbage service no longer have have police out on the streets no longer have traffic lights that work no longer have you know i mean the taxes actually pay for things david wait a minute i understand but by disallowing the thirty and under who would be getting this tax exemption to make these refundable credits iran's by the increase in the payments of the student loans and such and perhaps by even applying a one hundred fifty dollars annual application fee that each under and thirty pays for the i'd bill do not believe there would be a loss at all perhaps there have been guys that you know i think i think we're going to. be in wages for those people but here let me flip this around and you're going back to a two tier system which i do know i'm not even if it goes into tears i don't believe the happen whenever taxes on worki

dry cleaner. the tests results show the d.n.a. matched bryan stow. nbcla told them that there was no match for giovanni ramirez. and and tonight the discovery supports his claim. >>> and mehserle is to be released from a los angeles county jail on monday of next week. in july of last year mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of oscar grant. mehserle was sentenced to two years in prison according to court papers as of midnight sunday, mehserle will have served 511 days and earned 219 days of conduct credit. that adds up to two years. as a result, a judge today ordered mehserle to be released next monday. a protest is expected on monday and police say extra officers will be on the street for protection. >>> and a bill for certain taxes failed to pass a state senate but another bill did pass making it easier for local government to two voters to approve tax increases. governor brown is still pushing for a special election this fall to allow voters to decide about tax extensions. virginia faces a deficit with a budget

sources say police have new evidence that came to them thanks to an alert employee at a dry cleaners south of los angeles. >> brian stow is here at sf general. his condition is unchanged. but we are learning about new information, a bloody jersey with dna that matches brian stowe. the evening giants fan brian stow was beaten nearly to death by two men outside dodgers tauchld, suspect one number one described as wearing a white dodgers jersey. and police identified john ramirez as suspect number one when they arrested him nearly three weeks ago. now we have learned that police have in evidence a bloody dodgers jersey. instead of cleaning it, sources say a worker alerted authorities, the dan analysis came back as a match to the victim, stow. it's believed ramirez was the one who brought it to the cleaners. nbc talked to ramirez's attorney who spoke with us after meeting with his client at the county jail in los angeles. >> he doesn't wear clothes that require dry-cleaning. and i just think this just sounds preposterous. >> with ramirez, jail for an alleged parole violation, authorities

dry cleaner. the tests results show the d.n.a. matched bryan stow. nbcla told them that there was no match for giovanni ramirez. and and tonight the discovery supports his claim. >>> and mehserle is to be released from a los angeles county jail on monday of next week. in july of last year mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of oscar grant. mehserle was sentenced to two years in prison according to court papers as of midnight sunday, mehserle will have served 511 days and earned 219 days of conduct credit. that adds up to two years. as a result, a judge today ordered mehserle to be released next monday. a protest is expected on monday and police say extra officers will be on the street for protection. >>> and a bill for certain taxes failed to pass a state senate but another bill did pass making it easier for local government to two voters to approve tax increases. governor brown is still pushing for a special election this fall to allow voters to decide about tax extensions. virginia faces a deficit with a budget

someone brought it to a dry-cleaners shortly after he was beaten at dodgers stadium. >> ramirez is in jail on a parole hold and has not been formally charged with the crime. police continue to look for two other suspects in the case. >>> starting at 2:00 this afternoon, family and supporters of missing nursing student michelle le will distribute flyers in hayward. a family statement they will continue their efforts to find michelle because hayward has not given them any conclusive evidence she was murdered. police say they do have evidence she was murdered after she vanished but more than half a dozen police searches over the past two weeks have failed to show up any sign of her. mark klass plans to join in the flyer distribution. >> they plan to wade into the deep of crown beach and show how easy it would have been to rescue a suicidal man. the man drowned while police and firefighters stood by on the beach. they say they were obeying policy. the training is now being reinstated. today on similar conditions, ten people will wade in the pools to demonstrate how rescuers could have rea

a dry-cleaner gave it to the l.a.p.d. shortly after someone brought it to his shop after the beating. that was on opening day at dodgers stadium. as you may know, stow remains in a coma at the hospital. ramirez is in jail on a parole hold and has not been formally charged with the crime. police continue to look for two other suspects in the case. >>> starting at 2:00 this afternoon family and supporters of missing nursing student, michelle le, will distribute flyers in hayward. that's along misch boulevard. a family statement says they will continue their efforts to find michelle since hayward police have not given them any conclusive evidence that she was murdered. hayward police say they do have evidence that le was murdered shortly after she vanished from kaiser medical center on may 27th. more than a half-dozen police searches over the past two weeks have failed to show up any sign of her." mark class of the class kids foundation plans to join the family today in the flyer distribution. >> alameda residents plan to wa

someone brought it to a dry cleaner's shop.ow is still in a coma at sfo general hospital. ra mere says in jail on parole hold and not been charged with the crime. >> governor jerry brown says democrats republicans don't reach a budget compromise today the legislature will certainly miss a wednesday deadline to pass a spending plan. despite weekend negotiations brown failed to gather support for a special tax election to close a $10 billion budget gap. he posted a youtube video ex preg pressing his frustration. >> i'm really perplexed why a package of this magnitude and permanence that has reforms and temporary tax extensions cannot be allowed for you the people to decide on. >> brown says he needs just four republican votes to call for a special tax election to help balance the budget california fire crews are bracing for what could be a wildfire season. they have hired extra crews important the summer months. there is an abundance of grass and vegetation from this year's heavy rainfalls. and the fire will increase as the grass

a dry-cleaner gave it to the l. a. maryland shortly of a someone brought it to his his shop after the beating. ramirez is in jail on a parole hold and has not been formally charged with the crime. police continue to look for two other suspects in the case. >>> starting at 2:00 this afternoon family and supporters of missing nursing student, misch shell le, will distribute flyers in hayward. they will continue their efforts since the police have not given them conclusive evidence that she was murdered. hayward police say they do have evidence that le was murdered shortly after she vanished from kaiser medical center on may 27th. but the searches over the past two weeks have failed to show up any sign of her. martin clash of the clash kids foundation plans to join the family today in the flyer distribution. >> alameda residents plan to wade chest deep at crown beach to show how easy it would have been to rescue a suicidal man who drown on memorial day. he drown as police and firefighters stood by on the beach. they said

as a matter of fact, he's access recallable, at least as accessible as it takes to get to the dry cleaners. >> reporter: right. he walked out, stopped, spoke for a little bit, was out running errands, he answered questions about sensitive topics. regarding resigning he basically told me, debbie, he would continue on as congressman, that he would not resign. again, that was earlier today before we had all of these statements coming out from top democrats. he also told me, debbie, that he has made a point of reaching out and speaking to democratic leaders. once you listen to what he's had to say on the first point, that point of resignation. >> just to reconfirm, at this point you have -- >> i have no news. >> and nothing -- >> nothing has changed. >> so you're not resigning. >> so once again you can say nothing has changed, no plans have changed. again, that was earlier this afternoon. you may wonder where he gets a lot of his confidence from. a recent poll shows that 56% of the people here in queens and his district support him. 33% say that he should. and as we were doing this sort of imp

my dry cleaner told me this morning that facebook is going public next year.a sign of the times. you never want to say it's different this time. but these companies, there are five big, big ones. there were 300 in 1999. these companies, these five, actually all of them, even twitter, they're making money. linkedin -- these companies are profitable. linkedin has 100 million users, tons of revenue. there are the financials to back this up. there hasn't been access to these companies. people have been waiting a long time this time around. it's tempered. there's not a -- i can see why people are comparing it to 1999. it is a little bit different. >> but it's all about the facebook ipo. that is the holy grail, the facebook ipo. >> nope, nope, nope. your other guests -- in 1999, we said it wasn't like the previous bubble. >> i know, yes. >> then it wasn't like the previous one. the fact is we -- path to profitability, we heard. we would be better off holding our nose, saying it's a bubble and working out how we're not going to be carrying the can when the doo-doo fa