the life line transportation program and will go a long way towards fulfilling the promise of the eddy ellis traffic calming improvement project which is a key part of this plan. and just also want to recognize when director reiskin came into office last year, he really did find a way to make sure we start the two-way efforts. went ahead on mc allister and immediately worked to get things back on track. we're still looking forward to build outs and signals on leavenworth and jones and cost-effective sidewalk widening options like [speaker not understood] acknowledging that sidewalk widening can be very expensive here in the city. and, so, just extremely pleased that we are able to use some of our regional dollars to support some local planning efforts and really some of our low-income and most impacted neighborhoods. and, so, yesterday we did -- supervisor yee, wiener and i did hold a hearing on pedestrian safety where we talked a lot about how we needed -- we had a need for our agencies to work together more and communicate more, deliver projects. but i think this is really an instanc

program surface transportation program funds to the san francisco municipal transportation agency eddy and ellis traffic calming inprovement item. >> commissioner kim? >> this has been made before plans and programs and i want to highlight a portion of the recommendation which includes the eddy ellis traffic calming improvement program which say part of the little sigon that was brought before the board before my time as a supervisor. but i did want to highlight this because it was an example of where the multiple departments worked well and closely together in conjunction with the community advocates and the tender loin neighborhood and to figure out ways that we could find a very large traffic improvement plan that had really been on the books for several years and figuring out, pieces of ways that we could do, and prioritize the right types of pedestrian safety. and this clearly benefits the low income neighborhood and we are excited to have the members of our tenant and immigrant, working class families in the tender loin working side by side to figure out solutions to fund some of

let me begin by having eddie hayes, his lawyer, tell me about him. because you are prominent in the play. and there's a guy who captures some of you pretty well. and we so l see that in a moment. >> well, one of the things about the guy who plays me is he captures the superficial parts and that's important because i'm a pretty superficial guy. (laughter) and i'm not kidding. and i'm not kidding. and the thing you have to undersnd about mcary is he was defined by what he did. mcalary is not going to be a guy that's going to write the bible, that's going to write a book about physics. mcalary is a guy that you send to find something out, right? i'm a guy you hire to take you across the street. a constitutional scholar? get somebody else. right? mcalary -- >> rose: that surprises me! (laughter) >> mcalary had two qualities that stood out above everything else which are a really good journalist has to be, as you know. you have to be physically and mentally courageous and have od physical staminand people ve to want to talk to you. right? it's what made y

that's the other steady eddie th you talk out. >> well, look. people are still going to buy band-aids. they're still going to buy tylenol. they're still going to buy many of the medical devices and drugs that they provide. so you're going get growth. you're getting an above average dividend, a better than bond dividend yield, and you're almost assured of annual increases in dividends. so you get your cake and you get to eat it too. >> all right. on the other side of the equation, you have some cyclical stocks that you are recommending here. you have union pacific, ticker symbol unp. tell us about that. >> well, look. even though it's a domestic company, it's an emerging market play because of all the traffic from east to west, feeding to asia and the emerging economies. plus it's a play on the revival of manufacturing and industry in the united states. and that is taking place. >> all right. and dupont, which should be reporting earnings soon. you like this one, even though the stock has been in a trading range in the mid-40s. tell what's the at

he just wants to do it for eddie.ys eddie did it for us, and i'm doing it for eddie. >> fixler also writes a book about the robbery and his vietnam experience called "semper cool" and donates all royalties to wounded veterans through the barry fixler foundation. >> i want to honor the men and women serving today. the men and women serving when i was in service. and, also, to leave a legacy to my family that, you know what, i'm a good guy. i love my family and i love my country. >> the retired marine continues to run his jewelry store. always mindful of the day two gunmen tried to rob him. >> i looked like a very easygoing fellow. non-threat fellow, nerdy. they really came thinking that this is going to be a cake walk. this is the easiest thing ever. and it turned out not to be the easiest thing ever. >>> coming up -- a store manager who never fired a gun in her life ends a robbery with one shot. >> got up like i was coming around and i grabbed the gun. >> when "caught on camera: armed and dangerous" continues. by t? b

and one item -- one thing that i brought -- one point that i brought up was with the conversion of eddy and ellis being two way streets, whether that would interfere with the way the buses are running now. with the overheads and this sort of thing, you have to take that into the station. the buses are running now and the overhead wiring, you have to take that into consideration as well. but thank you very much. >> thank you, ms. saks. is there anyone else from the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> colleagues, can we move this forward without objection? >> so moved. >> [gavel] >> thank you. ms. cheng, please call the next item. >> item number 6, recommend approval of the designation of lead agencies for the 2013 prop k 5-year prioritization program updates, allocation of $193,000 in prop k funds, with conditions, to the san francisco municipal transportation agency for development of eleven 2013 5ypp updates, and amendment of the relevant 2009 5ypp's. this is an action item. >> thank you. we have a staff report. >> good morning, chair and

let's look at some of the steady eddie stocks. mcdonald's at the top of the list why. do you like mcdonald's? the stock was down quite a bit today on disappointing numbers. >> well, it's a classic steady eddie in that its earnings aren't impacted by the near term direction of the market. it's also a global play and an emerging market play, all combined into one. so it's a terrific defensive company. >> and wha's t other steady edd that you talk about. >> well, look. people are still going to buy band-aids. they're still going to buy tylenol. they're still going to buy many of the medical devices and drugs that they provide. so you're going get growth. you're getting an above average dividend, a better than bond dividend yield, and you're almost assured of annual increases in dividends. so you get your cake and you get to eat it too. >> all right. on the other side of the equation, you have some cyclical stocks that you are recommending here. you have union pacific, ticker symbol unp. tell us about that. >> well, look. even though it's a domestic company, it's an emergi

really drunk. >> weimer asks eddie for a pack of cigarettes, then pays for some gas, then he tells eddieot the one getting back behind the wheel. it's his daughter who is driving him around. >> she drives us here. i swear to you. cross my heart. on my mother's grave. >> i thought no way. can't be. i thought there was somebody else in the van. >> weimar shares the news about his designated driver with another customer he recognizes. >> she drove here. 9 years old. she drives here. >> that's crazy. >> i swear to you. i swear. cross my heart. >> he was bragging about it. >> 9 years old in the truck. we're parked right there. she drove all the way here. >> and i parked. >> and she parked. >> weimer's daughter seems to be proud of herself, too. >> did you drive all the way here? >> she was eating her apple candy and she was showing me the keys in her hand. she was like bragging about it, too. like i drive him around and this and that. >> weimer doesn't seem to care that what he's doing is illegal, letting his unlicensed, underaged child get behind the wheel. >> i mean, what are they going to

oh, mommy. ( barking and growling ) eddie... what is the matter with him? he saw your father's chair was gone and he's afraid it means your father's gone too. i think he suspects foul play. frasier: oh, stop it. if i had stuck dad's feet into a bucket of cement and throwninto puget sound you would have been the tiny little splash that followed him. ( doorbell rings ) oh, that must be leo. wa him l you see this. come on in. dr. crane, make way. just be careful. don't touch the furniture and the walls. it til i'm a professional. i take a lot of pride in my work and i never... how did that get there? at least i didn't lose my license this time. quickly, quickly. i'm sure beavis will start to wonder where you are. actually, leo, as long as you're here we have a leaky faucet in the sink. and where would that be? in the kitchen. that wasn't a dumb question. you got bathrooms too. none that you'll be going anywhere near. oh, dr. crane, it's lovely. i thought the other one was nice but this is smashing. try it out. try it out. and it has a little surprise. ooh. thi

eddy foot and bruce stone. >> good morning commissioners. i stand before you as the vice president of the arbor association and the issue i want to talk about is the premature of the fees as a result of the ordinance passed by the board of supervisors. it clearly states that the marina increase in rent will not go up until the project is declared complete and i have a copy of the ordinance if the commission would like to see it. the language is clear and states "the west harbor in the year 2012 [inaudible] completion of the renovation as certified by the general manager whichever occurs later." now, when i asked certification in writing the best that the plark -- or that they could produce is a statement march 13 which it is declaring substantial completion. anybody familiar with construction knows that is not complete. the anticipated completion date is march 31. however, this one document and i am happy to provide this as evidence as well doesn't certify as complete by the general manager. it's a premature application of the rates and for

i am eddie part of the bayview program. i want to say that our program is the only program out here to service with youth dealing with multicultural youth programs. and we are fortunate to get support from the city and to be out here. and all due to the attention that happened three years ago when there was a lot of african, asian tension out here, because of misunderstanding. we want to focus on young people. and we have our second summit where youth come together and organize it. and the theme they come up is called usla, a way to address trauma and stress. and the young people came up with this idea and put together addressing the trauma and the stress they deal with every day in district 10. and another thing we need more programs dealing with employments where asian and hiring african-americans and job training and latino population. to create programs and funding to reflect the population in district 10. we know that justification happens because of development, but we know that the city wants to invest in the communi

you got me and eddie, thank goodness a movie like stand and deliver is in the nation registry of filmonic, classic. between myself and eddie, we have between the two of us three of the highest grossing latino films of all time, so it is nice to see at phil is the amazing gina rodriguez in the title role. >> what do you hope that viewers take away from this film? >> it started out as something that potential will i could have been a niche film, that spoke to the latino community and only the latino community. it is a story that crosses over. this is a story of hope and a story of finding yourself and about finding your place in the world and in seizing your piece of the american dream. >> philly brown, superstar status. >> check out the movie philly brown just look for a theater near you. >>> ladies, could a centuries old egyptian concept not key to fighting obesity? >> wait a minute. >> that's it right there. it is a waistband created by a uk company called mallory band to basically tap you on the shoulder so to speak to tell you when you may have had a little too much to eat. >> this

on the line with us is the former white house security councilmember, rp eddie is with us. he is a terrorism expert these days. it is nice to talk to you. >> hi, shep, i wish it was better circumstances. >> as well as we all do. i wonder if in the early going you have lots of sources and connections. i wonder if you can alleviate any fears for us. >> well, i wish i could. i think there are a lot of questions unanswered. i guess the best news that we can take at this point is it doesn't appear that it was a very large bomb. while it was semicoordinated it didn't appear to be a very coordinated series of attacks or across many areas. that would lead me to think it was a very small cell. my initial guess and you shouldn't really make these, but based on your question of alleviating fears is it is a local, domestic cell, probably semiamateurish. it is not something that should give us an immense amount of fear at this point. >> and i want to get this in while i can, the boston police department just informed an update the jfk incident and i am talking about the jfk library in d

i felt like eddie thorp in that category. eddie van halen has officially done a hip-hop record. and i have officially worked with one of the greatest guitarists that ever lived. >> reaching out to somebody, working with somebody like john paisley is indicative of wanting to show the way that music can be a force for good and bringing people together. >> and he is bringing together a tour that looks to what he sees as important in music so he goes back and gets people who have done that. >> bringing public enemy on the tour is amazing because public enemy destroys the stage. ice cube, de la soul, putting these guys on the same stage with myself, to me, it is going to be a great show. ♪ >> closing the grammys was great promotion and great forshadowing for the actual tour. >> i want to work with the people that i think represent the genre the best. and people that i truly think are changing the mic. and their point of view and what they mean to the culture is amazing. people need to see that live. ♪ >> authentic will be released tomorrow. and ll cool j, the kings of the mic tour, m

. >> eddie rice from texas. >> have you ever texted a naked picture of yourself to someone? >> jimmy: really? i don't even think he's from this century. all right, the audience -- almost unanimously believes eddie has texted a picture of himself naked. let's see. >> no. >> why not? >> no one wants to see that actually. >> jimmy: all right. he's humble. next up. >> kim and i'm from boston, massachusetts. >> have you ever sent anyone a naked picture of yourself. >> most everyone says no. there were three perverts in the third row saying yes. >> no. >> why not? >> why not? well, let me see. only person i've done that with is my husband. >> so you have done it. >> yes, i have. >> jimmy: she led us down one road and then just pulled it back. all right, let's see who else we have. >> have you ever texted a naked picture of yourself to someone? >> yes. >> jimmy: now, why do you think yes? the big smile, the covering of the face? let's see. >> no. >> be honest. >> no. >> jimmy: i'm not sure i believe her. look at that guy with the sack in the background, by the way. should have grab

>> a lot of people think it's sam. >> but it's eddie. >> thank you, eddie. robin's off today.be back tomorrow. it's great to have elizabeth vargas here. >> it's great to be here. >>> coming up, amanda knox is speaking out in an interview with "people" magazine, about her most terrifying moments about her time in perugia's prison. >>> and sharon osbourne speaking out for the first time. she's revealing new details about her husband, ozzy's, addiction. and whether they are really calling it quits. i sure hope that answer is no. >>> and chaz bono's astonishing weight loss. dropping 60 pounds and counting. and he's speaking out about how and why he's overhauled his life. >>> first, we're going to get to the latest on the jodi arias trial. lightning round of prosecution witnesses yesterday. including one of the victim's ex-girlfriends and more tears from arias. here's ryan owens on the trial. >> reporter: tears on both sides of the courtroom, as this grueling four-month trial, suddenly raced into overdrive. tuesday, the prosecutor called five witnesses in a matter of hours. >> did

hi i'm eddy. i'm the physician i direct the woman's program. i'm here to express one reason for the board of supervisors and for the mayor to back hill cuts for aids services in the city. restoring those cuts is a very smart financial reason. 2 hundred and 13 thousands of ryan white money funds a lot of people at the client. this is a gateway to all kinds of serves. most of those are african-american and latino. because of this gateway these people can see the best physicians and if they get real sick i can put them into the clinics and this client provides a lot of funds. the general medicine client can't provided the gateway into ucf services. they have no medication, no programs to help woman to professor from violence. if our program closes the gateway most of those woman and would be out of care or at san francisco general costing more money. we need our support to sustain the basic foundation of the cities services. because it's smart, cost saving financial investment into the health care of our community. >> thank you very much. next spe

not even his friend eddie jay cobbson. was more surprised -- would you call this harry henpecked. as for his own slur the action speak louders that night words is up to you to decide. ike, a he was known, started without strange ideas about jew. as a child in a fundamentalist christian home and avid bible leader he believed there was no jews on earth. .e never knowingly met o and with the bible as his only source of information he believed all jews were angels in heaven. again, he soon was correctly informed. at the ends of world war ii he inspected a concentration camp and was horrified. .. in the 1950s, he supported the jewish te egyptian leader nasser against israel france and britain, forcing them to stop fighting egypt when they were winning and aligned nasa to align the war. this is not very well-known. near the end of his life ike admitted to a friend that he had made a big mistake initiative supported the allies and not the objections including israel. lbj. i was very surprised to learn that lyndon johnson said quote don't ever go against israel because israel is a nation

arrested two adults, they say are tie to a string of robbery in the city. 19-year-old and an 18-year-old eddie till man, both of san francisco committed several robberies back in march 4 and 5 t. police say the suspect used long barrel gun in the robbery. counsels have been booked on multiple robbery charges and carjacking. >>> trying to get gang memberers off the street, they're offering jobs in the city t. as they checked in on a few of the people in the program, the officers say they put about 24 members to work. >> you are not supposed to be hanging out. >> this is the only place you can eat in the city. >> they're reaching out to kids before they get recruited by gang is another important part of the approach. >> reporter: 25-year-old james holmes wear at in court for today's hearing. one victim's friends say she's all for the death personality for holmes. >> if you caused death, i believe that the only justice can be served is death upon yourself. as far as i am concerned if painful or not i just want to see him dead. >>> lawmakers announced today they have reached a deal on the stronges

must have been horrendous for them. >> eddie's mentor tom ward is piloting the west pack chopper. another news station has hired tom to fly a cameraman out to get shots of the rescue. when he takes off, tom isn't planning to get involved and doesn't have a winch or trained rescue personnel on board. but when he gets to the scene, tom has a tough choice to make. >> they would have had to make some decisions about whether they were going to try and save these people or not. they were in a terrible position there. breaking water, huge seas still very, very dangerous conditions for the crew of the boat. >> with no time to waste, tom lowers his chopper. >> we thought this is crazy. we didn't expect it. this boat is moving up and down at least 15 feet. and this chopper is coming in to basically try to pick us up. >> it's an extremely risky move. >> to do that with the boat moving up and down, left and right, forward and back, waves breaking on it, the helicopter coming down and being blown by the wind and at the right time lining up so the skid is on the right position so the person on

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this was a regular football team so, consequently, they listed me as eddie mcveigh. it was great fun and my friends were jimmy flynn, paddy o'connor. my siblings married the shenny's and i almost married a catherine finerin but it didn't work out. i have a nephew, sean patrick mcflynn. i always question myself because my writing about the irish is really my writing about myself coming to the united states and coming into contact with the united states so consequently my puerto rican friends, and some of my irish friends, although they were more circumspect, what are you doing writing about the irish? i'm writing about the united states. the irish are more interesting. they had to put up with colonialism, just as puerto rico is a colony of the united states. i also respect the fact that they have a facility with language, which i also enjoy. consequently, i wondered why this attraction to the irish. in 2004, the university of puerto rico asked me to come there and lecture and read. i immediately called my favorite cousin, and she said, what are you doing here? i told

. >> the suspect, eddie price, is fleeing from l.a. police who tried to arrest him for burglary. he's armed and dangerous, and he's not alone in the car. he's got a baby on board. officials at the border, including u.s. customs inspector alfredo morales and supervisor charmaine rodriguez brace themselves. >> at the port of entry, if something's going to happen, it's going to happen here. >> they know that chases that head toward the border have a way of ending there. >> there generally is a bottleneck of traffic there so the state and local police departments often use that scenario to help them stop vehicles. >> and that's exactly what happens on this day. price snakes through stalled traffic, but finally he can go no further. >> he had to just slam on the brakes and come to an abrupt stop, and he didn't want to get out of his car. he was surrounded by law enforcement from various federal and state and local agencies. >> price locks himself in. the windows are up, but officers can see the suspect and the baby in the back seat. their first thought is to save the child. >> we were

h eddied in dallas of cardiac arrest. >>> this year's outside lineup which involving a beatle. other artists taking stage include willie nelson, hall and oats and others. it runs from august 9th through 11th. general admission tickets go on sale thursday. for a look at the complete lineup, go our website and look under hot topics. >>> cooler temperatures are settling in tonight. chief meteorologist will let us know how cold it will be when you wake up. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> people in north dakota have been superseeing 9 a 18 inches of new snow since the weekend. the national weather service is warning when all the snow melts there's actual dangerous flooding along the river. >>> when we look at those pictures, we have no reason to complain here in the bay area. >>> no. >> but we are kind of chilly. >>>

eddie ramos has been waiting powerball's debut. >> it gives the opportunity for more people to get into the so- called pool, even though it's a little tougher to win, the powerball. but hey, it's like a needle in the haystack, and you gotta go for it. >> reporter: and he's going to. your odds of winning, 175 million to one. tomorrow at noon, there's going to be a statewide launching ceremony. locally, that ceremony will be at 2:00. >> so your odds aren't very good. can you get a powerball ticket the same place you buy any other lottery ticket, or is there a special place? >> reporter: no special place, anywhere you're able to get a lottery ticket, you're also able to get a powerball ticket. >> all right. >>> if you're thinking of buying a powerball ticket, according to the official website, the largest powerball prize for cash value on one ticket was $223 million. that was in august of last year. indiana and pennsylvania have produced the most powerball jackpot winners. 70% to 80% of winning numbers are computer picks. >>> it wasn't a lucky night for cal fans as the cal women's basketba

craig: not really a sorting hat, is it, eddie or is it? slytherin! [laughter] hufflepuff.ughter] adorable! good night, everybody! ,,,,,,,, medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you and your doctors. quickly. securely. no guesswork required. better information. better care. kaiserpermanente. thrive. >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news. a crazy situation unfolding near boston right now. gunfire. explosions. a suspect facedown on the ground. and tonight the question, is this related to the man hunt for the boston marathon bombers? good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. let's go right to watertown. that's where a manhunt started after a police officer was shot and killed tonight on the m.i.t. campus. police immediately started looking for two suspects in that shooting. here now is dramatic coverage from about 20 minutes ago from a boston tv station. >

i feel eddie falls in that category. and i have officially worked with one of the greatest guitarists that ever lived. >> working with somebody like brad paisley is wanting to show the way music can be a force for good and bring people together. >> he's putting together a tour that looks to what he sees important in music. he gets people who have done that. >> bring the public enemy on the tour, public enemy destroys the state. ice cube de la soul. it's going to be a great show. >> ♪ >> hosting the grammy's was great for the tour. >> i want to work with the people i think represent the genre and people i think are king of the mic. their point of view and what they mean to the culture. people need to see that live. >> did a great job. will be released in may 30th. >> makes a stop right here in the bay area at shore line amphitheater. i'll get some tickets. >> coming up, what most people will be giving mom for mother's day. >> maybe ll cool j tickets. >>> gets the best of the box office. what movie goers found alike. >> an

musicians eddie floyd, mavis staples and justin timberlake who was born in memphis were some of the gsts performing. president obama said soul music originally helped to bridge divides of desegregation and created harmony with harmony. it's part of a series of a performance at the white house and will be broadcast next week. >>> a big storm that dumped snow across the rockies is expected to bring more severe weather. on tuesday heavy snow in south dakota led to a shutdown of i-80 due to low visibility and icy roads. in colorado, 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts tore the facade off a motorcycle dealership. and in chicago, hours of dense fog causedness dozens of flights to be either canceled or delayed. nbc's bill karins is here. bill, this is crazy weather. >> as advertised. when this storm went through the west, a bunch of people were telling me i hope the people in the midwest are ready. they knew that was going to hit the midwest hard. and temperatures are insanely crazy. right now it is 71 in st. louis. it is eight degrees in denver. i mean, that's an incredible temperature difference just