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from the six floor southeast corner of this building lee harvey oswald shot president john f.. the curator talked about the museum and how the information on the assassination and ensuing investigations is presented. >> what we set out to do was to basically tell what happened and not draw any of our own conclusions but to present what history has told us. and there have been several investigations and various developments over the years. most people accord the to public opinion surveys have never. satisfied that it was just lee harvey oswald but none of these other theories have been proven and as far as many people are concerned, they've all been dismissed. the official explanation is three shots were fired, all from lee harvey oswald and all from that southeast corner sixth story window. the rifle that oswald supposedly used was his. it was traced to him and to his post office box. it was left behind in the building on the sixth floor. the warren commission had a reconstruction done and one of the exhibits upstairs is a scale mod of dealey plaza that they helped study how t

from the sixth floor, lee harvey oswald shot president john f. kennedy on november 22, 1963. >> what we set out to do was to basically tell what happened, and not draw any of our own conclusions about what it means, but to present what history has told us. and there's been several investigations and various developments over the years and most people according to the public opinion surveys have never been satisfied that it was just lee harvey oswald, but none of these other theories have been proven. and as far as any of these others are concerned, they have been dismissed. the official explanation is that three shots were fired all from that six floor window. the rifle that oswald supposedly used, it was traced to him and to his post office box. it was left behind in the building on the sixth floor. the warren commission had a reconstruction done and one of the exhibits upstairs is a scale model of deally plaza that helped them study what happened. ultimately the fbi and the warren commission determined that the first shot came when the car came

her safety, alluding to another key piece of evidence, an e-mail, huge lee wrote love, you said you would get back together with me f i stopped getting so drunk, i should have killed you. alcohol consumption is a major factor, both sides agree love and hugley were intoxicated the day of her death. the defense calls experts will die she died by passing out and suffocating. but prosecutors say it wasn't responsible for anything except hugley's rage. reheard from we heard from one of the first responders that her body was still warm, two hours after he left the amount. the implication is she may have survived these injuries if help had come sooner and that drove her mother and sister inside the courtroom today to tears. live in charlottesville, virginia, adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> stay with wjz and wjz.com for complete coverage of this murder trial. we will bring you the latest from the courtroom in this case. >> the child sex abuse scandal at penn state is prompting one lawmaker to introduce a bill here. ron has this story. >> reporter: nancy jacobs wants to make not reporting suspected child abus a crime. she

lee? >> yes. >> vice president walter? >> yes. >> commissioner when? >> -- [roll call] carries, unanimously. item f, the general public comment. items not on the agenda. is there any public comment? seeing no one, item g, adjourned -- adjournment. the abatement appeals board is now adjourned. >> we will take 15 minutes? >> it will take approximately 15 minutes to set up for the building inspection commission. [gavel] supervisor mar: the meeting will come to order. this is the land-use and economic development committee meeting for this february 6, 2012. with me is supervisor cohen and supervisor wiener. ms. miller, please read the instructions. clerk miller: items will appear as on the agenda unless otherwise unnoticed. please turn off all cell phones. supervisor mar: ann i want to thank sfgtv. please read item number one. clerk miller: item number one, public infrastructure improvements, mission bay south. supervisor mar: thank you. and we have barbara from the department of public works. >> thank you. this is for public infrastructure improvements of mission bay. those blocks include portions of four streets, mission rock st

lee? >> yes. >> vice president walter? >> yes. >> commissioner when? >> -- [roll call] carries, unanimously. item f, the general public comment. items not on the agenda. is there any public comment? seeing no one, item g, adjourned -- adjournment. the abatement appeals board is now adjourned. >> we will take 15 minutes? >> it will take approximately 15 minutes to set up for the building inspection commission. >> the question when i started 11 years ago when i started doing resolution work is can anything be presented on a really low resolution device where it is potentially a digital image? can anything be presented that way? or will it feel cold and electronic? >> the imagery will change. there will be four different sets. it is a two dimensional image. it is stretched out into three dimensions. the device is part of the experience. you cannot experience the image without the device as being part of what you are seeing. whereas with the tv you end up ignoring it. i make gallery work more self and budget and public art work where i have to drop this of indulgence and think about how people will respond. and one of the things i

lee had promised that if thw york giants beat the 49ers n the n-f-c championship... he would outfit a powell street cable car with blue and red flags. the strangely decorated cable car ran yesterday and today... super bowl sunday. (anchors toss to weathercas) jim - thank you. a decisive victory in nevadr presidential hopeful mitt romney. and a promise from rival newt gingrich to go al the way to the convention. 5 political analyst, joe tuma, joins us now. good morning. cbs 5 political analyst, joe tuman - thanks! we'll be right back. san francisco could be losia property in its quest to hot the america's cup. "the chronicle" reports they has agreed to hand over pier property to a development gp headed by oracle founder lay ellison. in exchange, the group would partially covere costs to recondition some oe city's piers. as of now, pier 29 and four others woue leased to race organizers. a final draft of the agreement will be reviewed by supervis on tuesday. the timing of the america'sp falls on the heels of anothr big sports move in san francisco. the 49ers headino san

lee and foul. 104-103 the final. >>> don't forget the check out jeremy lin host the mavericks next at 9:30 a.m. >> at college hoops, usf fave beaten gonzaga, could they make it three times. >> zags up by 1. dons on the move and going through the layup. he had 16. last chance for the zaks, he gets tied up and they storm the floor at war memorial, dons upset 66-65 is your final. >> trying to gain respect, facing murray state. isaiah from deep. matthews, trying to fight a bum ankle. they are up by four in the first. he keeps on fire firing, he had 23. razors by nine in the and a half. cannon to brandon garret and st. mary's will fall out of the top 25 with a 65-51 loss. >> cal hosting oregon state. jorge fired up. cal gets a 10-0 lead. beavers by two at the half. and gets it to fall inside and he had 13. 17 points and eight boards from jorge. cal wins it and remains tied for the lead into the pac-12 request washington. >> that is the way the ball bounces, i'm mike shumann. we'll see you tonight at 5:00. >> straight ahead, academy member voters are due within the next 48 hours. with the oscars just is a week away. next, a ho

f-15 is prepared -- is declared -- february 15 is declared to be tamika moss day. >> thank you so much. i am so humbled by this honor and i would like to thank mayor lee and of cour

f-15 is prepared -- is declared -- february 15 is declared to be tamika moss day. >> thank you so much. i am so humbled by this honor and i would like to thank mayor lee and of course the board of supervisors, it is great to see many of you. i have been at this podium many times and it is wonderful to be in this festive occasion, this day of love and support. and want to thank my friends and family who came out today to support me. i would not be able to do any of this work without them. i am so grateful for that passion and commitment i feel to social justice and economic justice and san francisco and in our region and communities. it is what drives my passion to stay committed, to keep doing this work, no matter what venue, no matter what position. it is my life amendment. i learned that from my grandmother. -- it is my life commitment. i was raised by my grandmother. she is 84 years old and she continues to provide me with the strength and understanding that the world is a much bigger than any one individual. we may not sit idly by and not be committed and share our passion for our communities. and work hard to make this world a better place. i am

cruelty and battery f other eight saw abuses and failed to report them, they'd be violated state law and could be charged with misdemeanors punishable by six months in jail. vic lee abc 7 news. >> and san francisco muni is hoping to expand a surveillance system for catching drivers slowing down the system. now, 30 muni buses are equipped with cameras to identify drivers in the transit-only lane and hope to put cameras on the fleet by the middle of next year. the buses operate at just eight miles per hour among slowest in the country. officials estimate increase of just one miles per hour could save $76 million a year requiring fewer buses and driver autos a san francisco artist is getting major recognition tonight from a national competition. her work is helping children here. and don sanchez has her story. >> she is sharing her talent and kill with children in the recreation and arts department program. relying on their energy, giving her inspiration. >> i spent time observing their mannerisms and children are just fascinating. they're honest and blunt. >> she was their age when her world was torn apart, 7 years old in bosnia. war and now it was sort of heavy. j

f-o for washington state. it's is three- day >>> happy friday. i'm grace leegton state. it is the last stop on a three- day west coast fundraising tour. the president attended three ee haven't here in the bay area. this morning, his campaign says that he raised $29 million and that was just in january. >>> an outbreak of workplace violence left a federal immigration officer dead and another seriously wounded. it happened last night inside a federal building in long beach. it reportedly started when an agent opened fire on his supervisor. then a third agent intervened and killed the shooter. the wounded man is in stable condition. >>> the city of oakland is going to court against a local mow tell. the economy inn on east is itth street is one of three oakland motels initially targeted under california's red light abasement act. they want to shut down the hotel saying it's a hub of prostitution as well as other illegal activities. >>> we'll have your traffic and weather coming right up. >>> good morning. coming up along the peninsula, northbound 101 past sfo, re

lee lost gettysberg. >> charlie: let's not forget rick santorum. is he going to stay in and therefore ruin annuity' newt's f trying to be the sole surviving conservative. >> katy, let me did he eve defe. >> charlie: do they say we've got to get santorum out of this thing. >> effectively he's doing that by dominating the conversation, by dominating all of our attention in the course of this. i dot see any reason for santorum to get out unless whether it's for his family's reasons and his daughter, money reasons or, there's no, you can't see why he would get out at this particular point. i mean he knew he was never going to do well in florida. that was a write off for him and he carries on. i think, i kind of agree. we're talking about annuity as if he was a -- newt as if he was a different person. the ideal conservative candidate were out there, then the base would have found somebody to rally around. annuity is newt is a deeply fla. it's hard to get behind him. it's after a grumpy rhino to be a cheerful zebra. he isn't. he isn't going to change his stripes. people don't change. he's not going to fill dramat

f." full moon. have you noticed that your friends are sometimes a little more weird at the time of a full moon? it might have to do with physics. lee. would it be the same thing, they're just about as strong as the new moon? yeah, oh, new moon or full moon. when i say full moon, you're right. new moon would have the same effect, that's right. so the time of a new or a full moon, twice a month. yeah. do you guys be knowing what a blue moon is? this is not physics, a blue moon. i found out just two years ago what a blue moon is, once in a blue moon. how many people know what a blue moon is? one, but i tell you-- if i told you, i would rob you of years later finding out what a blue moon is. you say, "hey, son of a gun, that's what a blue moon is? "how about that? "hey, man that's pretty-- i'll never forget that." but if i tell you in class, you forget it, right? see if you can find out from lee or someone else. "hey, what do you mean by a blue moon honey?" what's a blue moon? is it really blue? the answer begins with a "n." all right, ends with an "n" and with the o. try it. yeah, okay guys. but see if you can find out what a blue moo