bob evans, is expected to earn more.he activists at sandel also think bob evans can give itself a boost by opening itself up to franchiseing possibilities. especially in the northeast. we are opening a new restaurant is a much higher cost proposition. they can reinch their major cash. franchiseing makes a ton of sense in restaurant business. it gives you a rapid way to expand, a lot of money up front and a steady drestream of cash flows. that's why wee like the dine equity, we continually praise domino's and pop eye's louisiana kitchen. here's the bottom line. ideally, i think bob evan's farms should agree to sell or spin off this packaged food business. i'm sure they can find a number of eager buyers, rep maining restaurant business can focus on turning itself around or selling itself. either way, i think this is a long-term winner. short term, bob evans reports next tuesday, no reason to think it will be anything but bad, a power drive, weakness next week, i say take it. one next thing for the record, i think bob evans

but jesse evans wasn't buying lottie's story.hat's because while he was preparing for daker's hearing he believes he found that story's real source. >> something is going on behind the scenes that we weren't aware of. >> reporter: coming up, another revelation, inside a prison cell, 4,000 pages of secrets. >> do you think waseen daker is manipulating lottie from prison? hey, let's talk probiotics. for digestive health? erin andrews? yeah. and did you know trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways? it supports digestive and immune health, by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. now in chewables. nearly one in three children in america is overweight. let's lighten up those numbers with fruits and vegetables, lean protein, and lots of water. add in plenty of active play and the odds of good health are in your favor, the more you know. >> narrator: for almost two decades, here's how lottie spencer talked about waseen daker. >> waseen daker is evil, he's pure evil, he's a monster. >> narrator: but no

we love you very much evan. can you theme her theme song for a monthly segment where we do them on inspiring them. >> ♪ ♪ everyone has a story. >> that is perfect. you and a guest are going to add to the w.j. mariot in beautiful san antonio, texas. four days, three nights. you can lounge by the pool. enjoy breakfast and dinner, daily. it's beautiful. right there along the river walk. you will also be able to explore the area with a barge ucruise. you will receive a variety of passes to local museums and more. accommodations all furnished by the mariot. attraction passes were provided by the san antonio convention and business bureau. >> evan. we're excited. >> thank you so much. i love you both. >> we love you. have fun. >> thanks for sul of your support. coming up a man who had a tough start in life who is beating the odds. >> plus funny lady wonda sykes is here. all after your local news. >>> we are back with more of this on today. wand wanda sykes is here. actor and author not only known for her brash humor b

graduation was held this afternoon, the keynote speaker was television and filming at why are art evans. the 1976 berkeley grad said in high school the lead drama teacher, florence schwimley discouraged african- american students from participating in theater. some are planning a petition drive to have her name removed from the school's theater. >> that should have been opened for anybody who wanted to be able to express themselves theatrically. >> evans said is he encouraged how things have changed over the years and by the enthusiasm and purpose of the new graduates. >>> a school playground goes up in flames. the discovery made at this scene that raises suspicion. >>> pointing the finger, who foster farms said is really to blame for salmonella outbreak at a california plant. >>> can you dig it?

evans pritchard evans evans richard ambrose i have to add bros evans pritchard explained it to him i think through an email exchange at one point and he didn't get it now people understand what i'm trying to say this zero percent interest rate policy or negative interest rate prophecy. is causing the deflation doesn't fight deflation because it keeps the zombie banks alive and the zombie banks are the biggest impediment to economic growth it's not that there's no demand for loans there's plenty of demand for loans but the banks are making loans because they're keeping all the money that the government gives them to quantitative easing to sustain their huge on balance sheet and off balance sheet bomb portfolios that they say are worth one hundred cents of a dollar but are really worth maybe one cent on the dollar because they're lying about their true position they use mark to fantasy when they tell the government what they own not mark to market the resale value of a just received zero the resale value of j.p. morgan is zero the resale value of deutsche bank is zero dollars your back

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, who had previous arrests for robbery and assault. >> timothy evans did roughly fit the descriptionwas given to us of a black male with a stocky build and about a medium height. [ sirens ] >> police converged on the home and took evans in for questioning. >> he claimed that he didn't have anything to do with the car, that he was asked to watch the car for someone else. >> evans led police to andre edwards, the man he claimed left the car in front of his house. >> that's it right there. want me to do it? >> police department. >> is andre edwards here? >> inside, police found edwards, along with several others. >> there were four other people taken into custody besides timothy evans. they had no idea what this black male may have looked like, so they took everybody in to try and sort things out. found on elizabeth pittman was a cellular phone and some jewelry, which was later identified as belonging to ginger hayes. >> police asked the only eyewitness to the crime, the mailman, to pick the perpetrator from a lineup. he chose 31-year-old andre edwards, a known crack addict and career c

evans pritchard evans evans richard ambrose had an average evans pritchard explain it to him i think through an email exchange at one point and he didn't get it now people understand what i'm trying to say this zero percent interest rate policy or negative interest rate policy. is causing the deflation doesn't fight deflation because it keeps the zombie banks alive and the zombie banks are the biggest impediment to economic growth it's not that there's no demand for loans there's plenty of demand for loans but the banks are making loans because they're keeping all the money that the government gives them to quantitative easing to sustain their huge on balance sheet and off balance sheet bomb portfolios that they say are worth one hundred cents of a dollar but are really worth maybe one cent on the dollar because they're lying about their true position they use mark to fantasy when they tell the government what they owe not mark to market the resale value of h.s.b.c. is zero the resale value of j.p. morgan is zero the resale value of deutsche bank is zero do it your bank is the bigges

there are accounts from soldiers, including evan, that attacks on u.s.ore accurate after bergdahl went missing. >> we were incredibly worried about that. it's impossible to know for a fact that that's what was going on and it could just be coincidental. but the fact is, before he got in touch with the taliban, he was looking for someone who spoke english so he could talk to the taliban. when we heard that, it told us he's actively seeking out the taliban so at least we know that. and yes, over the next couple months, all the attacks definitely were far more directed where before he left, we'd have i.d.s go off virtually every day but they were going off in front of the trucks. they were blowing up mine rollers, blowing up on the side of the road. following his disappearance, i.d. started going off directly under the trucks. they are getting perfect hits every time. their ambushes are very methodical, like they knew what we were going to do. obviously there's no way to prove that bergdahl was feeding them that information. he knew our tactics and how we r

welcome back, evan santoro.in on actual "jeopardy", today this champion competes for the chance to add $50 in flofl to heroi her winnings, julia collins. and here's steve kornacki. >> thank you to everyone out there tuning in at home. welcome back for a historic edition of up against the clock. julia collins, we have never had a contestant as decorated as you. you handled alex trebek with mastery. what do you make of the new show? >> i'm intrigued to see how i'll do. >> we're excited to have you here. your chance to go up against a game show legend. >> thrilled. >> let's get to the rules. this is a fast paced political news and current events quiz. three rounds, each of them 100 seconds long. questions are worth 100 points in the first round, 200 in the second, 300 in the third. you can ring in any time, but you will be penalized for wrong answers. there are two bonus questions scattered throughout. our contestants will be playing not just for victory but a chance for our tournament of champions. but to qualify

evans please call the next item? >>hearing on the implementation of civil service rule 115 for the employment of disabled individuals for the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you, and this is a hearing that i have called along with organizations led by people with disabilities, and the current day movement for civil rights and equal opportunities for people with disabilities and this is focused on employment. and i just wanted to thank the community-based groups that are here today, and we will have a number of speakers from our local and state departments. but also, from community advocates and community based organizations. and the hearing is specifically on what we call civil service rule, 115, but i think more broadly it is about understanding and acknowledging the history of the movement of the 1980s, of people with disabilities for equal opportunity in employment. and breaking down discrimary barriers that were preventing people from having an equal and fair chance at employment opportunities in the c

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seven hundred seventy six right evan i'm glad you joined us here on the program here we're actually talking about what is the difference between the left and right if there isn't any difference anymore when it comes to american foreign policy we have so many killer clinton in one party and we have john mccain in another party how do you square the difference they have there seem to be a competition who can be more hawkish what are your views yeah i mean i think i had the privilege to listen to the last couple minutes the debate before the break and what was fascinating to me was how much of the debate you know is in american foreign policy kind of in that you know liberal interventionist versus kind of neo conservative frame to this day you know i think you look at the current administration and i think it's actually employed a relatively realist framework when it's looking at a lot of these issues which might traditionally be something that would be you know more something you'd be perceived as coming from the right you know in terms of the left right debate and i think the adminis

is democrats and republicans they said you must be out of your mind because you want to reply that evan go ahead. yeah you know look i mean i think the american know the reality here is the reality is i think if you asked an awful lot of democrats and republicans they would agree that the u.s. has a vested interest in finding ways to maintain a red line against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction the issue of how do you get there. you know is a complicated now do i agree specifically that the president's approach of saying you know we're going to bomb but gosh we need to pause and ask for congress was the most effective way to get there probably not but i think in general here to say that every single decision the president has made has been a disaster is a a grossly biased reading of you know what in fact has been. you know a presidency with a tremendous number of of complex variables that have come into play ok and you have to remember the james is from the heritage foundation so good cut him some slack you know let's go to walter i really want to jump in come on guy i do

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supported him his foreign policy is abysmal ok evan and you know iraq was just mentioned here and iraq is very much in the news right now but there have been other interventions that you know think of libya i mean libya is you know i could use a lot of words but it's a pretty dismal place to it's a good reflection of obama's foreign policy and but my point is is that we are still learning curve we go from one country to the next we're engaged get your daily go to the next one. go and certainly concede the point on libya but i think broadly you know much of the criticism domestically of the president often tends to be that somehow america should be doing more right america should have somehow prevented what was going to happen in egypt america should have you know left more troops in iraq so we don't see the unraveling we're seeing literally today right america should do something to stop what's happening in ukraine i think the point about a realist element to this president is in fact in the number of times he has resisted calls domestically for more intervention the number of times he

evans saying this morning, tapering continues.ed before the turn of the year here and making some more bullish noises about the state of the u.s. economy. but this participation conundrum hasn't been fixed. we do not know how much spare capacity there is in the u.s. economy. >> that's right. that's one of the uncertainties in looking at the u.s. economic outlook. i think, my confidence that we'll see decent cyclical recovery with better growth numbers despite the weak fourth quarter gdp report, my confidence there is relatively high, but i think as far as the question of spare capacity, how much do we have left, there's definitely room for debate. our viewers have a lot of spare capacity. i think president evans thinks there's a lot of spare capacity on the same side of the debate, but it's very hard to know for sure how much. >> the first quarter number as he preferenced was a bit of a stinker on the revision here. this minus 1%, but everybody has tried to scratch it out and say, it's special factors, low inventory regrowth, bad

evans >> there is no more business, thank you everyone for coming up. meeting adjourned. >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop special as an individual they've helped me figure out and provide the tools for me that i need i feel successful in life >> their core above emission and goal is in line with our values. the ferraris yes, we made 48 thousand >> they were on top of that it's a no-brainer for us. >> we're in and fifth year and be able to expand out and tonight is your ungrammatical truck food for thought. food truck for thought is an opportunity to eat from a variety of different vendor that are supporting the mission graduates by

with evan osnos, orville shell, chai ling, nick kristof. join us for a conversation about the history and the implications of tianamen square. >> to be in the square during the weeks leading up to june 4 was like being at some incredible festival almost, the feeling of sort of elation as if something had lifted. the press for the first time was absolutely free. people all across china were watching what's happening. and it was an amazingly feeling of sort of sudden lack of repression, and everybody, i think, believed that this was an inflection point. >> rose: a moment of change. >> they would never get this thing-- this jeanie back in the bottle. but, of course, that was a very naive presumption. >> rose: we conclude with jeff widener, the man who took one of the most famous pictures of all time, a young man in front of a tank. >> then suddenly, we heard a noise down the street, and it was a familiar sound of tanks. i went to the balcony, and i thought this is a nice composition air, compressed shot of the tanks, and then a man walks out k

evan, do you know anything more about the situation? >> ashleigh, it looks like this all began around 8:00, just after 8:00 in the morning local time. and the reports are obviously some shots being fired. they say that there was a semiautomatic firearm that was involved. we don't know if they recovered this, if they've arrested a suspect. we still have very few details at this point in time. we do know that they're obviously now checking the school to make sure that there's nobody else that could pose harm to these kids. now they're going to try to interview the kids and then try to get them with their parents who are being told that they need to stay in a parking lot nearby, don't come to the school, because obviously the situation is not over yet, ashleigh. >> evan, you know, gosh, i'm so sick of these stories, i'm so sick of reporting on these stories. i hate to say it becomes easier because we can almost do this by vo rote. guaranteeded where they said this is a contained situation, clearly there will be students brought out. they m

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from los angeles, carter evans looks back. >> keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. >> and tractor-trailers could be getting longer. companies say it will save you money. would it make the roads less safe? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news. >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. the battle for iraq is being waged on the ground and on-line. today the militant group isis posted a series of graphic photos on twitter, claiming a massacre of more than 1,700 iraqi soldiers. those claims cannot be verified but the accusations alone represent another escalation in a battle that's moved with extraordinary speed. today the aircraft carrier u.s.s. george h.w. bush arrived in the persian gulf with potential military support. the u.s. state department just announced they're evacuating non-essential personnel from the embassy in baghdad. they're also sending in marines to protect those who remain. we have a series of reports tonight, beginning with clarissa ward. >> reporter: these photos appear to be

evan, as his leader, your thoughts, evan is with us by phone on his attempt to blame this on leadershipacking leadership the reason he walked away. >> you know, as i look at the letters and i read what he said, a lot of people have problems with their leadership or their bosses in any job you have. i had problems with leadership and with my superiors and things they said. everybody does. the conditions we were living in, yeah, we sleeping on the ground, sleeping in holes, out on the front line. security is lacking. we were a little low on personnel but that's the life of an infantry man. so to say that's an excuse for him to leave, there is no excuse. we all stayed behind. we signed on the letter or on that line to say we're going to serve our country and follow orders and these letters just prove that he did desert and everything that we have said is true and there is no excuse for what he did. we all were there. we all were experiencing the same thing and we all stayed behind and like cody said, we fulfilled that oath that we made to serve our country and not desert it. >> cody, does

carter evans has the latest trouble for the u.s. national team's goalie. and... ( speaking chinese ) ( applause ) you had to be there. the challenge of doing stand-up in china. seth doane on an american comic looking for laughs on a stage in beijing. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. this is our western edition of the broadcast. in the 13 months since becoming the head of the catholic church, pope francis has developed a reputation for straight talk on issues he feels strongly about and no one is going to question that reputation after his trip to southern italy today to a stronghold of an especially brutal branch of the italian mafia. there in front of couple hundred thousand catholics at an outdoor mass, the pope declared the mobsters are now excommunicated. as allen pizzey reports, it's been more than 20 years since a pope took on the mob. >> reporter: stepping boldly where angels might, indeed, fear to tread, pope francis used a mass in the heart land of one of italy's most violent ma

let's go to our justin reporter evan perez in washington. evan? >> reporter: well, yes.tala has arrived here at this courthouse. there was a heavy police presence, helicopters overhead as he arrived a couple hours ago, and then he was brought into the courthouse. we expect that there will be a court appearance later today. this is the first time he has been on u.s. soil to face these charges that were filed against him last year here in washington federal court. now, he is the chief ring leader u.s. authorities say of the attacks on the u.s. diplomatic facilities in benghazi back in 2012 that killed four americans including chris stevens the ambassador to libya. what we now expect is that there will be a series of hearings over the next several months before he finally goes to trial here in washington. >> evan, we'll be most interested to learn of course to what extent was he cooperating while he was on that literally slow boat to the united states? is there anything known at this moment on that issue? >> well, we know that for the last two weeks ever since he was captur

as carter evans shows us, his final days were part of an intense family feud. >> in the days when dichkys ruled the music industry, casey kasem was king. his voice broadcast to every city in america. >> this is "american top 40 and our countdown begins." >> reporter: initially only a few carried the show. kasem who said he wanted to be the ed sullivan of radio thought there was a place on the dial for a wholesome weekly countdown. he was right. kasem hosted a.t. 40 for more than two decades. his most famous segment. >>> a long distance dedication to an arkansas woman to a man she left in south america. he was also the voice of shaggy from "scooby-doo." >> hey, scoo bg, you want to hear my radio voice? >> reporter: in the year leading up to his death he was bedridden with dementia. ultimately the court ruled he had the right to take his father off life support. he was surrounded by family and friends when he died and even though we know he's in a better place and no longer suffered, we are suffering. >> reporter: casey kasem also ended each show with his trademark inspirational sign-off.

evans >> there is no more business, thank you everyone for coming up. meeting adjourned.you. >> hello san francisco holly lee here with another activity there's loose to do. take time to smell the roses and admissions to the concerto of flowers is free the first toou did you have every month with rear and exotic plants the conservative is having something for everyone where you're a native san franciscan. discover the joy of so i on the fourth toy food festive in japantown that free festive as so i education and audience games and live entertainment and the highlight the soy and 80 food competition. get ready to swing that sunday at lindy in the park with a museum with the streets of golden gate park are closed and the dancers take over take a free lesson at noon. and that's the weekly buzz. for more information on any of those events visit us a >> just a little pack of pad located at the bottom of russian hill, the secret garden with an intimate and captivating appeal. carefully tucked away, at the bottom of lumbar street, the park makes the top of our

evans do we have any announcements? >> yes, thank you, mr.hair, silence all cell phones and electronic devices and completed speaker cards and copies of documented should be submitted to the clerk and items acted upon today will be appearing on the june 15th, agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. >>

. >> weather is looking good lets check on traffic, ann evans standing by from the traffic center good morning, ann. >> traffic is looking good as well. this is i-95 right here near delaware state line and 495, 495, of course, still shut down in both directionness wilmington southbound between southbound and northbound between 12th street and terminal avenue i-95 is crowded as it always is, it has double traffic on it, usual traffic, plus track as people take it for all the mate for 49 56789 we will move traffic cam again this morning to the cue kill at spring garden street no delays or problems on the the schuylkill this morning, volleys building as you can see but everything moving nicely. one more time we will move traffic cam here to the art museum circle and ben franklin parkway both of these roadways very quite to it day. no events going on. that will change later this week as events for welcome america festivity are held here but right now good to go and opened for business. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans new nicole back to you. >>> coming up, carol a

that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic centerment i am aim ann evans, nicole, back to you. >> ann,nk youment coming up carol answers your pet questions in this week's ask the vet. >> cancer surgery for your pets. what you need to know. that's coming up on ask the vet. >> also, an air traffic controller plaza joke on a pilot. but this prank is no laughing matter. find out why the faa is now investigating. >>> and, dads are going to have a great weather for fathers day. carol will have your weekly forecast next. ♪ ♪ bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolateads. to anything - everything. with new hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. >> time for ask the pet. today's top sick serious one, but it is not without hope. cancer diagnosis for your pets and what to do next. >> we want to continue our conversation about pets and cancer. and pen vet, one of the great surgical oncologists is here, this is doctor michelle gafreed a. what would you say that people who bring their pet in, who have learned that their pet has cancer, and now they have to have surgery watch do the

what do you anticipate next, evan? >> the u.s. has to make a decision as to whether or not we want to get involved and i don't think we have a choice because there are individuals fighting with the islamic state of iraq and they have the area to try to carry out attacks in europe and the united states. it's not a theory. it's not a question. it's a fact and it's not one person and it's not two people. there are a number of different people who we picked up that are doing this. this is a question of u.s. national security and i don't see much choice we have, but to get involved. >> and that's exactly the problem. the problem doesn't stay in iraq and we don't take comfort that it's happening there and there are at least 70 americans who joined the fight in syria. hundreds of europeans and these people will be coming home, bringing home with them the lessons that they've learned and the anger that they're experiencing and that's going to be a problem. >> we'll continue to follow the breaking news throughout the hour. mick, thank you

evans do we have any announcements? >> yes, thank you, mr. chair, silence all cell on

evans >> there is no more business, thank you everyone for coming up. meeting adjourned. >> thursday, june 5, 2014, i'd like to remind members of the audience to silence my devices and and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to take roll at this point. commissioner president wu. commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissions fong and sxhifgs are expected to arrive commissioners, first on your calendar is the items from the evidence for continuance item one u and t the form retail is for continuance and an amendment to the planning code section 303 formula retail uses ordinance introduced by supervisor mar that proposed for continuance until july 17, 2014. i have no other matters for continuance and there are no speaker cards. are there my questions or comments on the items seeing none, public comment is closed >> commissioner moore. >> move to continue items one and 2. second >> second at about on that motion commissioner antonini. commissioner

>> after a long search there is nothing left of the house heather and evan thornton were about to tart their new life in but suddenly a miraculous find, heathers' engagement ring. >> oh, my gosh, i saved my wedding dress and having this, felt like everything will by all right. our wedding will still happen. >> she also rescued her wedding dress moments before the fire destroyed their home. what a fire it was. sky 7hd beings overhead when embers blew into this old-town neighborhood, quickly igniting one house and four outbuildings. 175 firefighters were called in to help but the young couple's home could not be saved. heather's cousin has started raising money for the couple on go funding, so far she raised more than $600 and has an offer for aing we venue. >> we have a church opening up to do the reception because it was going to be at their house. they opened up for that. other than that, everything else is gone. >> heath is grateful for the outpouring of love and support. >> words cannot express -- hasn't been 24 hours yet and everyone is just so helpful and supportive. like it's not

that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. >>> thanks ann so hey take a look at this the at home flying ferraris, or sort of. two of the sports cars were lifted in the walt disney concert hall in los angeles yesterday. it is all to unveil the ferrari models that they call the california. the cars are worth $6 million each, yep, i read that right, 6 million. that is crazy. >>> 7:49. >>> it is most crooked street in the world, and tourist travel from all over to san francisco to get a glimpse of it. well this weekend lombard street was closed to car traffic. it is an experiment and it is in an attempt to straighten out tourist that have taken over the legendary landmark. now they want to give residents a break and privacy. no cars air loudon weekend afternoon, homeowners who paid a pretty pen toy live there, are tired of unwanted visitors. >> if this was in a less, lower income residential area and they had this amount have of people on it, and it would be great. >> pilot program seemed like a joke. it is a joke. i mean look at this. >> they are

lets check with ann evans from the cbs-3 traffic center. >> good morning, nicole.ng at i-95 right lanes toward wilmington going south. now, of course, at the top of your screen is 495, that is shut down, still in both directions between 12th street and terminal avenue due to that emergency construction on the bridge over christiana river. already i good bit of volume on this stretch of i-95 and when we get word as the day goes on. on to the ben franklin bridge mid span to the right eastbound lanes heading toward new jersey, two right lanes blocked due to construction, already traffic is squeezing by. that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans, now nicole back to you. >>> thanks very much. carol answers your pet questions in this weeks ask the vet. >> your dog doesn't seem to hear like they used to? what is going on. we will check it out with what is going on. we wisofa... desk... with you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. startin