a foster child who rode his bicycle away one night on an errand and was dead by dawn. detective bob buffington saw something red stuck to eric's tennis shoe. >> and i noticed in the flap of the edge of this shoe this tuft of what to me appeared to be wool. and that was it. we could find no other evidence. >> back at homicide, buffington showed the fibers to his superiors. >> the lieutenant made a big joke out of it and told the rest of the squad that if i went over to the lieutenant's house and cleaned out the lint trap in his dryer, we could probably clear out all the cases in the city of atlanta. >> still, buffington sent the fibers to the state crime laboratory. a young forensic scientists, larry peterson, took a look. why was that a fiber that was stuck in the crack of a shoe, why was that important? >> because it was somewhat loosely there. people normally don't have tufts of carpet fibers stuck loosely in their shoe. >> from those few thin threads, peterson would begin to build a case to try to catch a killer. how many fibers across the board did you look at ever

parking your bike it just changes how you can consider transporting yourself to do meeting and run, errands throughout the day and of course we'd like to see it expand to other neighborhoods in the city go to other neighborhoods whether it's the mission or castro and central parts of the city as well i know it's hard when you think about investing in a program but one of the best ways to get increased ridership is to have an expanded program it's kind of like the chicken and the egg it limits the times of riders that you are going to get you expand it do a larger investment it's a riskier investment to make but you will probably get more riders so i'm looking forward to ways that we can expand this program into other neighborhoods it's been incredible thus far and i want to thank the bike coalition just on the poling that they did on biking in san francisco as someone that's trying to bike more as i see all the data that sfmta and our transportation authority presents to us on the future of congestion here in the city so my commitment to being one less car in the neighborhood so what voters

were going from home to work and between hotels and caltrans that makes sense so they can do the errands the grocery shopping and meeting friends. so i wasn't sure if you had maps where you kind of see the usage along these selected stops that were picked for this pilot. >> i'll get to it in the next few slides. but in terms of maps what we see here today is really preliminary data un verified so we are going to be getting a lot of data about the way the system is used and

and as an errand boy, one time, i remember it was at everett, mass, and there the mta goes up on the top. they call it the elevated. you've seen it in the movies, you guys, right? and all the trains going by-- and it turns out that all these fire engines and everything were all around. and i was wondering, "what's all the excitement?" and it turns out that, lo and behold, there's a guy in the top, an indigent, better a name than for bum. in the middle of the winter is a guy sitting on the third rail, drinking his wine with his feet on the second rail. and everyone is freaking and the guy is okay. do you be knowing why the guy is okay? maybe the sole of his shoes. let me give you a hint. it's winter time. oh, winter. he's poor. he can't afford nice thermal underwear and nice down parkas. so what does he use, gang? begin with p end with aper. paper. got our news in the front. newspaper. this guy was plastered with newspaper inside. guess what is a very good heat conductor. newspaper--oh, no, heat insulator. heat insulator. heat insulator, a newspaper, right? why is newspaper a good hea

>> he is running errands but it doesn't take three hours to run an errand.d i think he has been cheating on me. and i think that is disgusting. so if he is doing that, on top of harassing me, i just cannot handle it anymore. >> kirk: your husband is here and he admits he leaves for hours but he says he will prove he is no cheat. come out richard. nice to see you. so richard, are you harassing this woman? >> i feel i am a little bit nosey of what is going on sometimes. i will say what is going on? and she tells me i will let you know. and i might ask her an hour later did you hear anything and she gets upset. >> tell the truth >> you get upset when i keep badgering and asking and repeating it, yes >> kirk: do you think she is cheating? >> no. not that i know of, no. >> kirk: but she this are you cheating? >> i know i'm not cheating but we'll see what happens >> kirk: was this marriage ever good? was it strong in the beginning or has it always been? >> in the beginning there is no like trust anymore. it's constant arguing. it's constant badgering he is on me 2

. >> this all began when he left with the child around 34:30 to run errands then sent text messages saying he was not going to come back and threatened vie len against himself in the baby and she contacted police. it was a dispute over moving the family to new york. now again guler is in custody in mexico. there's lots of paper work as you can imagine. but he'll be handed over to u.s. border patrol and eventually transported to the bay area. already, they're work on what charges he may face. when he is handed over, arizona's child protective services will have him in their care. as nip who's had a two-week-old baby, you know they need to be with their mothers. so the story ends very well and hopefully very soon for that mom. >> okay, chris. thank you. >> we have new details tonight in the case of a tanler set on fire on an a.c. transit bush. the attack on luke fliesh man could have been a hate crime. a fund to help pay his hospital bills has already reached $20,000. nbc bay area is live at san francisco's st. francis memorial hospital where fliesh man is being treated. sglaen. >> 18-year-o

running errands this weekend? don't forget your cfe and energy bulbs. visit bge bgesmartenergy.com. back to you. >> kristy, thank you. >>> former ravens' super star, ed reed, signs with a new team with a familiar head coach, after being cut by the houston texans earlier this week. reed has signed with the new york jets. the jets are coached by rex ryan. the former defensive coordinator for the ravens. jet comes to baltimore to play the ravens in just 10 days. but before they take on the jets, the ravens have to prepare for the bears in chicago. watch the game this sunday, 1:00, live on wjz. >>> then, make sure to stay tuned, after the game for the special wjz post game coverage. we'll bring you highlights, reaction, and analysis. it is a full day of football, live here on wjz. >> any stats for former raven or any other nfl player, leaving their team and coming back to their home stadium, two times in one season. >> you're right. >> for different teams. >> could be a first, you think? >> i don't know. it will be interesting to find out. we'll get calls now. >> mark viviano. >> mark w

i need to rest during the day and spined the time at home doing errands. i learned from the window only replacing it for two weeks that was mentioned before we moved in. we were shocked and cuffed didn't know what to do. we were hearing about the 5 hundred complaints that the horror stories people having to go through those renovations. my best friend went through this hell many years ago. for the same management. the banking on the wall and the dust and a toxic agents. paint fumes and captive fumes and invading of our privacy and our heightened is endangered. we don't want to wear a mask in our own home nevertheless, we don't want to seal ourselves inside the window in closed containment for the construction. to i agree you have to do modification on our home or renovation but please don't do it at our expense. and being exposed to strangers outside the windows during construction. we had a chance to we talk about it we asked for a resolution and they say there's nothing we can do about it. i asked if we can cancel or move to a temporary property. so i pl

because that would be a fool's because that would be a fool's errand, and i'll be in trouble errand, and i'll be in trouble for that. for that. you're going to look for tough you're going to look for tough questioning of the obama questioning of the obama administration. administration. there is a case last year, the there is a case last year, the ministerial exception case that ministerial exception case that obama administration was arguing obama administration was arguing on behalf of a woman who had on behalf of a woman who had been fired from a lutheran been fired from a lutheran church. church. the church said they had a right the church said they had a right to fire her. to fire her. the obama administration said the obama administration said this is discrimination. this is discrimination. they lost 9-0. they lost 9-0. they lost unanimously across the they lost unanimously across the board. board. all the all the justices. justices. if they don't have a great track if they don't have a great track record on these cases. record on these cases. but i think there are going to but

it's a fool's errand? easy for them to say.ator cruz gets coverage through his wife, a $40,000 family plan courtesy of goldman sachs. and governor perry gets state-financed health quare for life. you heard that, right? for life. this is the worst kind of hypocrisy. these republicans have the best health care money can buy, paid for by wall street and by taxpayers, but they're fighting to deny health care for millions of others? it's heartless. but the president is fighting back. joining me now are joy reed and victoria defrancesco soto. thanks for coming on the show. texas is the state that needs obama care the most, yet it's where republicans are fighting it the hardest. how does that make sense? >>, i think you said it perfectly. what you're seeing is for ideological reasons, the states that have the highest levels of poverty, which happen to be red states in the deep south, places like mississippi, alabama, texas, that have extraordinary rates of poverty, high numbers of the uninsured are for ideological reasons refusing to

because that would be a fool's errand, and i'll be in trouble for that. you're going to look for tough questioning of the obama administration. there is a case last year, the ministerial exception case that obama administration was arguing on behalf of a woman who had been fired from a lutheran church. the church said they had a right to fire her. the obama administration said this is discrimination. they lost 9-0. they lost unanimously across the board. all the justices. if they don't have a great track record on these cases. but i think there are going to be limits that court will recognize. i think the most fascinating, one of the most fascinating aspects is how much they'll take that citizen's united case precedent that ruled two years ago that corporations had free speech rights, and how much they will apply that to religious freedom rights. that's something that was raised in the lower courts, and that's something that we really need to look for. >> oddly they've never had a court constituted this way. six catholic, three jews. not that it matters b

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. >> this all began when he left with the child around 34:30 to run errands then sent text messages saying he was not going to come back and threane

. >> so bet the planet strategy on conservation and efficiency is a fool's errand. there's actually science here to arbitrate, to figure this stuff out. nuclear saved 1.8 million lives. we know what's happening in germany, japan, where they've moved away from nuclear. they're burning more coal. japan has gone back to burning oil and natural gas. that's causing harm and deaths right now. so when ralph kind of constructs these have i scary-sounding scenarios, you can evaluate that against 40 years of a track record here, where we know that nuclear provides, safest baseload power source there. >> i can't resist this question. literally from my grandmother's house, you can see three mile island. the second reactor there has the longest continuous run of any reactor in the world. nobody, coring to the centers for disease control, there were zero casualties from three mile island. isn't there a certainly amount of comfort that even when there is a disaster -- even with fukushima, it's very expensive to fix, but at the moment, it's not a chernobyl-like event. it may have t

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the amber alert was issued on tuesday when he took his 2-year-old baby named henry to run some errands and refused the bring the baby back. >>> 2 investigates the criminal activity popping up on san jose streets even as the department is shoveling resources so it can keep fighting crime. we've been talking about the changes. robert handa heard more today. drugs and prosecution are never investigated. >>> we are in an area of san jose plagued with prosecution and cuts in police say it's worse than what the public hears. >> the san jose police department said due to benefit cuts and people leaving it has gone from 1,400 officers to about 900 now so it has to spread out jobs handled by special units. officers say actually crime such as narcotics, vice, burglary and ought shgs auto theft are ignored. >> and the burglar unit has been whittled so far even with surveillance video of suspects such as this one it can't make arrests. officers say sky rocketing auto thefts, 6,200 so far this year, is handled by one officer who doesn't investigate, only processes victim reports. cops from the now

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the baby's father took him out and was going to run some errands and some after sent a text to the baby's mother saying they were leaving for good and if anybody called the cops the baby would be hurt. this is two-week-old henry guler-romero the subject of a statewide amber alert. police say his father mesut guler left the apartment he shared with the baby's mother around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. >> and shortly thereafter, sent her text messages saying he had taken the child. >> reporter: and that he was planning to move the child out of state. >> he indicated to her that if the police were involved, he would cause harm to himself and the child. >> reporter: the mother called police at 10:30 last night. the amber alert was issued and broadcast statewide. since then the suspect's phone has been tracked to san diego. >> the wife told us he has friends in mexico, which led you see to believe he would be head he had in that direction. >> reporter: guler is turkish, 22 years old, about 6 feet, 120 pounds. police say he had a recurring argument with the baby's mother about wanting to move back

were going from home to work and between hotels and caltrans that makes sense so they can do the errands the grocery shopping and meeting friends. so i wasn't sure if you had maps where you kind of see the usage along these selected stops that were picked for this pilot. >> i'll get to it in the next few slides. but in terms of maps what we see here today is really preliminary data un verified so we are going to be getting a lot of data about the way the system is used and so we will be analyzing that ourselves and very soon we'll put the data out in the public realm and have the private people analyze that so hold onto that question and we'll see more in months to come. >> so i went over that particular chart. we've seen over 50 thousand rides so far over the last several months 2 and a half trips per day per bike we track ridership in washington, d.c. which before new york city launched this summer with 6000 bikes capital bike share was the biggest bike share system in the united states and the longest running big one and in many ways very analogo u.s. to san francisco and we're seeing

he went to run errands about 4:30 p.m.he child's mother messages and stated that he would be leaving. they stated that he possibly could be trying to go to mexico. authority say that the father threatened harm to himself and a baby. there is doing this plea. the blin >> we do not have that sound for you but the bioko they're looking for is a tan 2004 gmc envoy 6hil892. it appears but what began this incident was a ongoing conversation, an argument that the child's mother had over his desire to move to new york. authorities acknowledged that he received a head start because the report was not made until 10:30 p.m.. he left the apartment at 4:03 p.m.. they stated that it was a language barrier because the child's mother only speaks spanish. if you know anything or he see this vehicle used to call police. >> the time is 9:32 a.m.. >> we continue to attract hot spots. it is still very slow all run the bay area. i want to focus on the nimitz freeway. almost entire length of it is a drag. looking at the north bay right, we're st

so to go bet the planet strategy on conservation efficiency is a fool''s errand.re's science here to figure this stuff out. we know from the study i mentioned earlier nuclear saved 1.8 million lives. we now know what's happening in germany, in japan where they have moved away from nuclear. germany's emissions are going up. they're burning more coal. japan has gone back to burning oil and natural gas. that's causing harm and deaths right now. so when ralph kind of constructs these very scary-sounding scenarios designed to scare people, you can evaluate that against 40 years of a track record here where we know that nuclear provides the safest base load power source there is. >> let me ask you just for a second. i can't resist. in terms of scary scenarios, literally from my grandmother's house you can see three mile island. and in the film "three mile island" the second reactor there has the longest continuous run of any reactor in the world. nobody, according to the center for disdisease control, there were zero casualties from three mile island. isn't there a cert

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ports of the provincial capital said it was serving as a hub for any flights to that i didn't get to errands. it took a toy chest number of days until the machinery clicked into packs and dance and the government a lot of criticism. content in a crop from all of the wellness standing at the airport ready to help the philippine air force. i returned to techno band with the relief welcomes this warehouse is one of many distribution points in the region . just twenty five thousand to any packages every day. a meal cooked in from the department of social welfare said he'll start is couldn't agree and to foster a gift and then he picked it up to its authors. to find that seventy five pounds on positive thinking in the city he thinks i look cool cool to reach. all are considered a topic that. but that won't be won. in the sock there be enough here to thank for that each wp and i didn't let me use his speed here in brooklyn from anita and start the keys to the kingdom government has promised to support the massive task of reconstruction. then maybe we'll go live i love the people with its maze of h

home from the baby with the apartment that they share in sunnyvale and the baby, left here to run errands and then sent a text message to the mother at 4:30 saying he was going to leave with the baby. he wanted to go to new york, she did not. they had a disagreement and then they left. after that, she received a text message saying if she got the police involved he would harm himself and he would harm the baby. she delayed in reporting this to police. sunnyvale police getting initial reports around 10:30 last night. but by then the california chp and san diego was starting to get viewing, spottings of this suspect and the baby and of his 2004 gold gmc envoy. we do know, again, the baby is safe and that the suspect, the father is in custody. trying to cross the border at lukesville, arizona. now in custody. we expect to get a lot more information about this case coming up in about ten minutes and we are going to find out more, we'll bring that to you. reporting live in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks so much, kris, keep us posted. >>> just into our newsroom a call for

people saw a world war i people thought it was a fool's errand to be engaged but speaking there was no business over there there was no good to be had. despite this heavily isolationist strain and sometimes he was caught when it became public but he shaped the policy all by himself and this is where it gets interesting. there is no national security council, no white house staff by some cabinet departments or the state department for which he had little regard. he did this in his head. nothing resembling the cia that would not come for years so that gathering to return harvard classmates it was very bad hockey and very anecdotal but there was growing pressure whether he intended to run for a third term. no president had never successfully run. only to try to use e president greeted and his hero, fdr's hero, a teddy roosevelt and neither succeeded. that he would not say if the press ask a question put on the dunce cap and go steve in the quarter. with the gridiron dinner the press relentlessly went after him with an 8-foot tall papier-mache nobody laughed harder than ft i doubt it is pa

green zone is meant for, to go in and get your dry cleaning, pick up your mail, whatever the quick errand is, 30 minutes we think ought to be enough. to our surprise and greatfulness, the small business commission when we did a presentation, they decided to enforce this program. we didn't ask anybody for endorsements but they did. we also got strong positive comments when we presented to the council of district merchants. so there's already an existing body of groups that are hearing of this, especially the reasonable time limits and saying, okay, go ahead, see what happens. but we want to stress again local jurisdictions have the option of instituting time limits. we're suggesting minimum of 4 hours for regular spaces and 30 minutes for green zones. i'll let carla finish. >> this next slide represents our next steps. over the last 6 months a core group of us have been doing significant community outreach. we've given over 21 presentations and of those 21, 11 were targeted specifically at disability and senior advocacy groups and boards and commissions. just to give you a flavor, we've be

and disabled population to take rides in vans and taxis throughout the city so they can do various errands would be do physician beingly demanding and difficult and it allows the drivers to take them at a subsidized cost to whatever they have to go in the city and county of san francisco. and as part of that program, they are issued this card, and it is a subsidized card and as long as they qualify, and they used those cards at each taxi and we have about 1800 taxis in the city at this point is required to be a part of this para transit program and which means that every patron has the assurance of knowing that i can get a ride, a personal ride, a private ride in the taxi to my destination. now what he was accused of and what was found in the hearing was he was taking those cards without the patron in the vehicle, he had several cards and he was running them. and now in our previous hearing, it is true, we showed video. of two of those transactions taking place without the para transit patron in the vehicle. the patron has their photo on the card so our drivers are able to identify that yo

i would happily live alone out and out except for errands except i so thoroughly enjoyed taking the dogs out and socializing with other people. it's just so important. it's a comfortable place to speak to strangers. you make friends you pet dog. you feel good when you come home. what i do notice is that it's a lot easier to talk to people about the dogs were about them or about anything else. if the dogs are not on leash you don't know why a dog is on leash. unless it's a puppy. it might have issues. so just wonderful to talk to strangers and thank you for the opportunity. to talk. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervised. my name is lindsay keep over. thank you supervisor winner for bringing this resolution to your committee. this issue isn't just about restriction on dog. this about restrictions on the citizens of san francisco and where and when we can recreate on a coastal open spaces. when the gg nra was created i will reread the molding legislation because sally has read it, but it was to concentrate on serving the citizens and establishing more outdoor re

thanksgiving is tomorrow, and that rain better -- >> every morning you make the food and do your errands's parade on in the background, and you want to see snoopy. >> snoopy not going to get up in the air. >> only once has there not been the snoopy because of weather. the wind gusts can't be over 34 miles an hour. right now the forecasted winds are supposed to be 35, 40-mile-per-hour gusts. of course, there's the incident back in the late 1990 oz where they got the wind from the playing pole. >> they still have the floats. >> those are big -- >> let's talk discounts because that's a big question too for a lot of people. how low should we go? >> what percentage are you getting a deal? >> buy one get one free. >> 60%. >> okay. so jc penney's did a study ae year ago, and they found out the majority thought 60%. >> i win. bargain shopper. >> they wound up losing money at -- thanks for watching. >> president obama, just can't catch a break right now. he gave a major immigration speech yesterday in san francisco. it didn't go well. he ended up people -- the heckler just kept yelling and going