everett? >> your question reads like a law school exam question, by the way. [ laughter ] >> it's not my question personally. it's the committee's question. thank you. >> with that being said, the issue here is -- the real issue here is the paying of the plaintiff's attorney fees. and what is going on here you are incentivizing attorneys to take these cases, which aren't really lucrative cases. so the incentive is the paying of the attorneys' fees. without that sort of incentive, in a sense, justice would never be done, because the city doesn't have enough resources to take on the cases. so nobody could take on the cases, and again, justice would never be served. >> thank you. this question is for miss breed, miss johnson and mr. resignato. >> a couple of years ago then mayor good gavin newsom -- i'm sorry-excuse me, i missed a question here. my apologies. okay. this yes is for mr. everett, miss olague and miss selby. this is where i want to be. >> okay. >> thank you. again for mr. everett, mi

everett? >> your question reads like a law school exam question, by the way. [ laughter ] >> it's not my question personally. it's the committee's question. thank you. >> with that being said, the issue here is -- the real issue here is the paying of the plaintiff's attorney fees. and what is going on here you are incentivizing attorneys to take these cases, which aren't really lucrative cases. so the incentive is the paying of the attorneys' fees. without that sort of incentive, in a sense, justice would never be done, because the city doesn't have enough resources to take on the cases. so nobody could take on the cases, and again, justice would never be served. >> thank you. this question is for miss breed, miss johnson and mr. resignato. >> a couple of years ago then mayor good gavin newsom -- i'm sorry-excuse me, i missed a question here. my apologies. okay. this yes is for mr. everett, miss olague and miss selby. this is where i want to be. >> okay. >> thank you. again for mr. everett, mi

everett and mr. johnson. >> london breed.i think part of what i see is a lot of waste and i also see a lot of very high salaries. i think we need to start by making sure, for example, when not going to pay for bottled water and that saved the city millions of dollars. i think we need to start looking at things, like cutting the costs on the number of vehicles we use, gas and some of the basics in order to save revenue in that capacity. we also need to look at the salaries. i know that we, as members of the board of supervisors, that is a little bit more difficult, because we get into potentially micromanaging. but in terms of fees, there are a number of ways to look at new fees, but i do think that we need to manage what we have now in a responsible way before we start to open the door to new opportunities to increasing revenue for the city. >> thank you. mr. everett. >> what we need to do is stop raising revenue off the backs of people who could afford it the least. if we're going to go out and give tax breaks to twitter, be

everett and mr. johnson. >> london breed.i think part of what i see is a lot of waste and i also see a lot of very high salaries. i think we need to start by making sure, for example, when not going to pay for bottled water and that saved the city millions of dollars. i think we need to start looking at things, like cutting the costs on the number of vehicles we use, gas and some of the basics in order to save revenue in that capacity. we also need to look at the salaries.

there is no rupert everett or rupert everett or rupert everett or the delicious rupert everett, or theikingly -- >> who is rupert everett? >> who is rupert everett? you, sir, get off the table. i want everybody to tweet a picture of rupert everett to gavin right now. chris, answer the question. >> no. i am so overall of this crap. if there is a word that i could like mute from the entire world vocabulary it is racism. we just got done. the country elected a black man as president for a second term. now i am supposed to believe that the insipent racism in "people" magazine is something we should give a crap out. "the daily beast" is a piece of crap. megan mccain writes for "the daily beast." enough said. >> they said he is hot at the moment, is he sexy, is his career on fire this year? by that logic. you should have won. >> thank you very much, greg. i appreciate that. the assumption here is that black people read "people" magazine. they read -- i mean i am very close with some black women and they read "essence,"" heart and soul," "ebony" and" sister to sister." they don't read "people

three years ago, nathan burris murdered his ex-girlfriend, deborah ross and her friend ersie everette at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. he has been acting as his own attorney and frequently mocked the victims' families in court. today was no exception. burris became agitated and turned to everette's family and yelled i blew your brother's brains out, there's nothing you can do about it. ha ha. >> i'm not giving him the satisfaction. we had enough satisfaction by laughing at him. that bothered him more because he can't stand to be laughed at. he's a real small person. >> reporter: that's what jurors decided, as well. >> we were weighing the lives of two priceless people deborah ross and ersie everette versus the life of a guy who had proven to us through his testimony and actions in the courtroom to be worthless. >> reporter: the prosecutor says he has never seen someone so hateful. >> someday, at some point the smile will be wiped off that man's face and he is going to know why he is heading down that hallway to that little green room. >> reporter: whether or not the death

everett? [ laughter ] >> go ahead. >> thank you. you know folk in some conversations it's better to have all of your cards on the table. no pun intended >> [ laughter ] that being said an article finally came out in the san francisco guardain that said we want to tax people out of their cars. fair play. once you have the argument in place, then we can actually talk about. it that is what this is about. the health benefits are such that folks should essentially be taxed out of their cars. i don't take that position. i think that it essentially breaks the backs of the working poor in this city and it's just another example of how progressive politics in this city are not really kind to the working poor, and in some instances, in many instances, people of color. that being said as far as the sunday parking meter thing, you know what? religion aside, least one day of the week it would be nice if san francisco city government was off the backs of everyday residents. [ applause ] >> i like that. tha

everett? >> as an attorney, i am required to uphold the laws of the state of california, and the united states as well. i'm required to do so in a completely even-handed manner. i do so with no problem and with all the love in my heart. that being said, it would be ridiculous, disingenuous and completely unhelpful not to realize that certain segments within our population here in san francisco need help more than others. it would be absolutely preposterous for me to sit up here and tell you that we're going to approach polices of economic advantagement in an even-handed manner. that would do a disservice to and again, we are a weaker city if we allow certain segments of you are population to essentially rot. we're a stronger, vibrant and more resilient city if we address the issues of those least among us, tackle them, and face them head-on. >> thank you. >> that is what i'm about. truth and honesty in our policy approached. >> mr. resignato. >> i think one important thing we need to look at i

three years ago, nathan burris murdered his ex-girlfriend, deborah ross and her friend ersie everette at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. he has been acting as his own attorney and frequently mocked the victims' families in court. today was no exception. burris became agitated and turned to everette's family and yelled i blew your brother's brains out, there's nothing you can do about it. ha ha. >> we just belong that out. we hear words. i'm not giving him that satisfaction. we had enough satisfaction by laughing at him. that bothered him more because he can't stand to be laughed at. he's a real small person. >> reporter: that's what jurors decided, as well. >> we were weighing the lives of two priceless people deborah ross and ersie everette versus the life of a guy who had proven to us through his testimony and actions in the courtroom to be worthless. >> reporter: the prosecutor says he has never seen someone so hateful. >> someday, at some point the smile will be wiped off that man's face and he is going to know why he is heading down that hallway to that little green ro

prosecutors say birds thought ross and everett, a bus driver with goading a transit were romanticallynvolved. burris had previously been in a relationship with ross. birds represent himself during the trial and told jurors that the slaves were justified. >> that cellphone had an application on it that would allow officers to track it to the location were ultimately we are arrested three individuals. >> the suspect or to juveniles and one adult. >> a person was struck and killed in east oakland as today by an amtrak train. investigators say the accident happened last night shortly before 7 live the intersection of 105th aid '80s ave. none of the under 60 passengers were injured. >> police say that alan debalina was shot and killed by palms springs police back on november 13th. he hit an officer with the car and refuse to stop. his family lives in fremont they do not believe the police restored. they said the veteran who does return from afghanistan is being tried as a criminal. the father says he is pursuing legal action against palm springs police bomb. >> he was murdered. and on arm

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i said that about everett dirksen so i am not really being that selected. i do think my book touches a bark -- upon the origins of the problems we have today, the toxic politics of america started in the late 1970's. one of the problems, very frankly, was the opposite -- was proposition 13 in 1978, the tax revolt that rolled in from california. i think the first basic no-tax pledge, the revolt of 1978, has been greatly responsible for california's decline. host: in the incoming term in the senate, there will be a record number of women, 20 women in all, serving in the senate. your book focuses primarily on men. do you see a shift in the operations or the decorum in the senate with so many women involved? might this be a return of greatness to the senate? guest: i think it can contribute. i've said in my book and in my talks that the only improvement in the senate that i see today as opposed to the one i wrote about was that there are women in its, we got from one woman to up to 17 before this election and now, 20. the women apparently worked extremely well

laura margaret everett. ( cheering ) thomas isaac brown. music school? mm-hmm.oing to be a music teacher? maybe... or a performer, or a songwriter, or all three. your mother always wanted to be a singer. principal: kevin patrick casey. ( cheering and applause ) yes. no more film. aw... aw... dad: kevin! kevin, over here. oh, that's my dad. i've got to go, i'll see you later. thank you. congratulations. rebecca: congratulations! thanks. rebecca: all right, stand over there. i want to get a picture. you too, aunt molly. all right, look this way. say "cheese!" cheese! kevin, i'm proud to see that diploma in your hand. we all are. congratulations, kevin. thanks. dad, stand next to kevin. i want to get a picture of just the two of you. ready? i'm proud of you, too, becky. me? why? don't be so modest. when your mother died, you... you stepped right in. you... you became the mother. you took good care of kevin and your dad. well, there was no one else. "we are sorry to inform you..." oh, no. i can't believe it. god... another rejection letter. three rejections. i can't

he was a toll taker and everett was a golden gate transit bus driver. >> >> we have new developments in a hit and run incident in san francisco -- ktvu has learned a daily city woman is under arrest. she surrendered last night short shortly after seeing our story. this is a picture of garrett gibson's bike, which was recovered. gibson told us he suffered a major concussion and scrapes and bruises when he was out riding and was hit. >> >> pleasant hill police surveillance video may help police track down a man who robbed a lingerie store. just after 8:15 last night. no one was hurt. investigators say the robber grabbed cash from the register and ran off. >> >> san francisco congress woman nancy p exlosied announced she wants to stay on for another two years as house democratic leader. >> as you look forward, understand that you are looking into the future. >> she said her colleagues told her "don't even think about leaving." she has represented san francisco in congress for 25 years and is the first woman to serve as a speaker of the house. shoe he said her top priority will be to red

. >> we were weighing the lives of two priceless people, deborah ross, and everett verses the life ofuy who proved to us during his testimony and actions in the court to be worth less. >> another juror said death was too good for him. the prosecutor added that he's never seen someone so hateful. >>> all the talk of an eminent cease fire between israel and hamas turned out to be just that. talk. and israeli missile caused that explosion in gaza. journalists at a nearby hotel felt it. cbs 5 reporter kristen on what the obama administration is about to do. secretary of state hillary clinton is in the middle eastern working on a truce. >> for the 7th day in a row explosions rocked the street of gaza. air strikes and artillery shells met by the blast of missiles launched from gaza. death is in the streets here. hamas dragged the body of palestinian trader. two years today. more attacks warned to come. images fear any talk of a peace treaty. open to diplomacy but prepared for war. >> i'm sure you understand that israel will have to take whatever action is necessary to defend its people. >>

in go, alabama down five and knock ongoing the door step, but the fourth down pass intercepted by everett, so the defenses get the ball back. this is a first down and the ball game. 29-24 is the final. >>> oregon dropped 62 points on usc hast week so what did they have in store for colorado tonight in berk eh. oregon scored many points in the first half. they take a 14-point lead into halftime. cal came out strong in the second half, here th is a 74-yard drive with 45-yard touchdown run, the catless have a moment but they lost it here. should have taken the sack instead he throws a pick. from there mariotta goes to work. into the end zone, just like that, cal down by 14. mariotta and hawk had an incredible night. oregon runs away with it. the beavers would score 23 unanswered points, cody faz to wheaton. jorg state led by as many as 9. -- oregon state led by as many as 9. taylor does the rest here. check out the stiff arm. standard would cut the lead -- stanford would cut the lead to 2. this would complete the comeback. stanford hangs on to win 27-23 keeping its hopes alive. taylor wushs

but mccarron's fourth down pass is intercepted by everett.mistake from mcquarrion mccarron and the aggies take over. but tyler hayes jumps offside. the penalty gives texas a&m a first down and the ball game. nick saban and alabama fall 29- 24. >>> stanford still controls its own destiny to get to the rose bowl. they'll need to beat oregon, ucla and win the pac 12 title game. red shirt freshman kevin hogan at the quarterback for the cardinal. the first quarter all stanford. taylor from the one yard line and 7-0 cardinal. still first quarter off the play fake. hogan rolls out and hits ryan hewitt. hewitt takes it in. stanford with an early 14-0 lead. but the beavers would score 23 unanswered points and they were rolling. vase to marcus wheatton for the touchdown. oregon state by nine. final play of the third quarter, hogan, under pressure. flips one to taylor. and taylor does the rest. check out the stiff arm. stanford cuts the lead to two. the cardinal turn the ball over four times but it was the beavers' give away that proved to be costly. va

in the third overtime following a pitt field goal, everett golson taking it in from one yard out.otre dame keeps the title hopes alive, 29-26 with three overtimes. >> unbelievable day of college football. >> who is ranked? >> we didn't even play. don't forget to logon to foxsports.com/at&t for the at&t player post watched by us. >>> on the "fox pregame show" r.g. iii is tough to stop, but jimmy johnson will share his secrets on how to stop the rookie standout. we'll sit down with defensive stars as well and with coach lovie smith for a look inside the best "d." and that's all tomorrow at noon eastern. >>> it was another wild fox college saturday doubleheader that ended in prime time. as oregon came down to the l.a. coliseum and showed usc why the ducks are sitting on top of the pac-12. ducks senior kenjon barner a redshirt freshman, marcus mariota had a record-setting day against the trojans. oregon keeps their national title hopes alive with this 62-51 win over usc. wow. that does it for us. for eddie george, joey harrington, i'm erin andrews. good night, everybody. >> your realt

petty officer first class kevin everett from arcadia died saturday in a mountainias area of the country. the 32-year-old was supporting what is termed stability operations. his seal team was based out of the east coast. >>> the late 578 bass door chris -- ambassador chris stevens was laid to rest last week. a child's handwritten note and a flag marks his grave. he was buried in a small ceremony last friday. stevens was killed on september 11th during an attack in benghazi libya. he attended uc berkeley and uc hastings law school. chris stevens was 52 years old. >> cyber monday arrived with a bank. on-line retail sales are up 24% today compared with last year. one survey predicts 129 million people will shop on-line today. that is up from nearly 123 million who did last year. ktvu consumer editor tom baker is live now in san a rafael. >> reporter: the key to sales success this year is to outdiscount your on-line competitors. richard, founder of the sharper image, was one of the first big on-line retailers. he now does business as richard solo, and says for small internet companies to com

everett golson career-high 346 yards. passing. this touchdown to goodman. and notre dame gets the win, 38-0. as they shut out the demon deac deacons. alabama suddenly back into the title mix, they step outside of con trens to beat western care lie nashgs remember the tide coming off a loss to a&m last week. mccarron to jones, alabama wins 49-0. s.e.c. scores, florida, also stepping outside of conference play, they blank jacksonville state and georgia dole same thing, beat jourg southern. this evening's developments good for fans in athens. texas a&m's johnny manziel maybe now the heisman front runner and collin klein and kansas state goes down. manziel and aggies shut out fcs member sam hewitten member. fourth game this season for manziel with at least e touchdown passes and at least two rushing touchdowns. aggies roll. ucla snapping a five-game losing streak to usc dpa in l.a. jonathan franklin, 29-yard touchdown. bruins go on to win 38-28. afterwards trojan a.d. pat hayden saying lane kiffin will definitely be back as head coach. we'll be back next week.

and everett golson, quarterback sneak, they go on to win the game, the final, 29-26. what about the san jose state spartans? second quarter, game tied at seven, david bells finds car in the end zone, initially called out of bounds. however, they took another look at it and actually could see after all. it was a touchdown. 13-7, spartans, second and ten, chandler jones with the end zone. 28-13, spartans. fourth quarter, now, spartans trying to get in that lead, logan bushnell intercepted. all the way, to the touchdown, 47th yard interception return, san jose state around wins, 42 five million purse on the line, bay area trainer, nunino at 19-1, came down to fort lawrence, wins, he entered at 10-1 odds, that john mccae jock have won. >> thank you for joining us on bay area, we'll see you tonight for a special edition of nbc bay area news. >>> coming up on tech now, inside a silicon valley start-up that is making big money and having a lot of fun how all of those new apple devices have started an entire app industry. if you're looking to buy some gadgets, we have got som

. >>> a group of san franciscoans -- filed a federal law suit in an everett to stop the ban. about a dozen people. saying the takes away their freedom of expression. supervisors are scheduled it vote on the ordinance next tuesday, the proposed ban does allow a lot some public nudity at festival in the city. >>> excitement tonight. less than five hours before commercial crabbing begins from bodega bay to half moon bay. what consumers and fisher men keep expect this year. >> all day, bay area fitcher men hurried to load their boats with these 45-pound pods. >> we're getting the gear out. we're getting the gear set, we're going to work. >> and in spectacular weather. they're dropping the pots off shore. it's first out, internal revenue service in. our cameras were there early this morning after the fisher men settled on a higher price than last year, retail, a little over $6 a pound, fresh crab at thanksgiving. i couldn't all we have is fresh dungeoness. >> reporter: afish -- aficionados say that it's incomparable. >> actually, i just drove three hours to come here and have a 32

if a school, let's say, everett during gay pride and awful, that they have parking. they do it themselves. are they required to go through the process of getting the permits and everything, even it's a one-day use? >> you are talking about like a san francisco unified school district? >> yes. >> there was prior legislation that handled this issue, where if there is a completely volunteer-run operation, that is on a san francisco unified school site, they may get a permit through the pta in order to operate and they are not required to go through the certificate of authority, the police permitting process. they have a process where essentially they work with the pta and then they are issued a day-use permit. >> okay. and one more question. regarding at the valet component, valet operators obviously service hotels and restaurants and i saw the immediate closure of denial of a business to get a coa to the bond. prior to the bond coverage being expired or terminate at least the business operator services, restaurant xyz has an operator, and they are not being compliant.

to her left, commander steve everett, to his left lieutenant colonel dana, marine corps installation west. thank you. let me go ahead and start off by talking a little bit and just going back over some of the discussions yesterday that i think are going to play into this discussion. we had vice admiral beeman talk a little bit yesterday about capabilities and vice admiral zunkoff talked about partnerships, unity of effort, unity of command. mayor lee talked about dod efforts, expertise, community efforts and as we go into all those discussions today you will see best practices applied during the 10 years from those fires. i have the pleasure of working for administrator fuget in fema headquarters. fema's role is to coordinate response between state and local governments and his focus, his direction to us really comes down it 3 things. he asks us to always plan for the worst case, the maximum of the maximums and it's go to see the department of defense is incorporating this within the catastrophe policy that was spoken about a little earlier. no. 2, he asked us to sppbld and are able

but mccarron's fourth down pass is intercepted by everett.mistake by mccarron and the aggies take over. the alabama defense forces a three and out and we get the ball back. but tyler hayes jumps offside. the penalty gives texas a&m a first down and the ball game. nick saban and alabama fall 29- 24. >>> stanford still controls its own destiny to get to the rose bowl. they need to beat oregon and ucla and win the title game. hogan for the cardinal. first quarter was all stanford. taylor bangs his way in from the 1 yard line. 7-0 cardinal. still first quarter, off the play fake, hogan rolls out and hits ryan hewitt. hewitt takes it in, stanford with an early 14-0 lead. but the beavers would score 23 unanswered points and we're rolling. cody vase to marcus wheatton for the touchdown. oregon state by nine. final play of the third quarter, hogan, under pressure. flips one to taylor and taylor does the rest. check out the stiff arm. stanford cuts the lead to two. the cardinal turn the ball over four times on the day. but it was the beavers' give awa

his beagles -- >> (laughs) >> rose: and a fifth of bourbon, probably, whatever they drak and said "everett, we're going decide how we'll fix this." and there was a relationship so they could build on it and together do it so that the other person feels that they are participants. >> you have to give them ownership and i think obama did that by allowing the congress to take a while to create the health care bill. whatever he wants to get done he has to be in there personally with these guys. even if you can't change their minds right now, i think that's part one of what he has to do is let the country know he's reaching out. if they still are obstructionist and won't come forward then you have to mobilize the country to pressure them from the outside in and you play an outside-in game. >> rose: we were talking about it this morning. perhaps doing a call to john boehner saying what are you doing for dinner? come over for dinner." >> sleep over! i've got the lincoln room. >>. >> rose: and talk about how from this day forward we can make sure it doesn't slip into what it was last year. >> you

to her left, commander steve everett, to his left lieutenant colonel dana, marine corps installation west. thank you. let me go ahead and start off by talking a little bit and just going back over some of the discussions yesterday that i think are going to play into this discussion. we had vice admiral beeman talk a little bit yesterday about capabilities and vice admiral zunkoff talked about partnerships, unity of effort, unity of command. mayor lee talked about dod efforts, expertise, community efforts and as we go into all those discussions today you will see best practices applied during the 10 years from those fires. i have the pleasure of working

in the third overtime following a pitt field goal, everett golson taking it in from one yard out.otre dame keeps the title hopes alive, 29-26 with three overtimes. >> unbelievable day of college football. >> who is ranked? >> we didn't even play. don't forget to logon to foxsports.com/at&t for the at&t player post watched by us. >>> on the "fox pregame show" r.g. iii is tough to stop, but jimmy johnson will share his secrets on how to stop the rookie standout. we'll sit down with defensive stars as well and with coach lovie smith for a look inside the best "d." and that's all tomorrow at noon eastern. >>> it was another wild fox college saturday doubleheader that ended in prime time. as oregon came down to the l.a. coliseum and showed usc why the ducks are sitting on top of the pac-12. ducks senior kenjon barner a redshirt freshman, marcus mariota had a record-setting day against the trojans. oregon keeps their national title hopes alive with this 62-51 win over wow. that does it for us. for eddie george, joey harrington, i'm erin andrews. good night, everybody. 3-----------------

. >> we were weighing the lives two of priceless people, deborah ross and ersie everette, versus the life of a guy who had proven to us through his testimony, his actions in the court, to be worthless. >> another juror said death was too good for him. the prosecutor added that he has never seen someone so hateful. burris will be back in court next month for the judge's formal sentencing. >>> nurses striking for the second day. the walkout involves 3300 nurses and hundreds of technicians. the key issue, staffing levels and whether nurses can have paid sick leave. a sutter spokesman says pay hikes would hurt the company. replacement nurses have been brought in to keep the hospitals open. >>> the one-day strike at the port of oakland is over. new contract talks are planned. custodial and maintenance workers set up picket lines to stop work at the port yesterday and also picketed the oakland airport but didn't block passengers trying to board planes. contract talks broke down last spring. pay, benefits and retirement contributions are the sticking points. >>> a bankruptcy judge could dec

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