these are the flyers for the board members, and they should stop distribution. the last speaker, [unintelligible] >> dan hines. >> members of the board, once again, i am president of national veterans cabin, and the number of the taxi advisory council. i wanted to take this opportunity to give you my personal assessment of the program. the pilot program has more than met its goals. have a financially viable exit now. opportunities have opened up for drivers on the waiting list. there are more than a thousand that wish to purchase medallions. the city has generated substantial revenues through this program. lived in fortunate enough to have competent and conscientious oversight. the work that both groups have done has been truly outstanding. has the opportunity to sell is currently closed to anyone not in the pilot, i would ask this board to formally request a specific recommenda way to transition from the pilot program to a continuation of medallion sales on an ongoing basis. this recommendation that is the one that chartered responsibility should be given prior

he launched a youtube psa and put together a flyer he wants posted in parks. >> not like -- my goal toeliminate sliding, they are wonderful but i think it's trying to be protective that causes the problems. l. >> reporter: a break that can put them in a cast for weeks. hannah had to wear one for a month. >> she just didn't understand it. she would look at the big orange thing on her leg and just kind of cringe at it and didn't know what it was but it made it so she couldn't walk. >> reporter: this active little girl is now back to running after a playground run in. >> somebody else learn from my mistakes. >> reporter: sometimes play time is just for the kids. >> the doctor believes it's safe tore let the child use the slide alone though you may want to hold their hand just to keep them steady. if you want to pass the warning flyer, just log onto the website. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> all right. the clouds are here. we can see as we look outside because we are going to see showers moving in as well. right now we are dry, temperatures in around 69 degrees, the hu

even booking frequent flyer award travel can cost you up to $90. spirit airlines charges 30 to 40 dollars for carry-on bags. >> travelers are feeling a huge level of rage. they're wary, angry, strained in their personal lives, and certainly in their finances. >> reporter: after losing $65 billion over the last ten years, the airlines insist those extra fees are the only way they can turn a profit. >> airlines need to be profitable. without being sustainably profitable they can't provide jobs, they can't provide service to the destinations the customers want to fly to. >> reporter: one way to avoid paying more is to fly more. airlines are waiving excess fees for the most frequent travelers. i'm flying today on business and my bag is flying free. still, to a lot of passengers, it feels like gouging. >> quite frankly you get nickelled and dimed to death. >> reporter: unfortunately, the reality is, if you plan to fly, there's no escaping the squeeze. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> when we continue here tonight, from breakfast cereals to cookin

they al >> they also handed out the flyers at red light. >> will allow more headlines a check for the weather this friday will and the holiday run around the corner >> friday weather today when temperatures warming up and lots of sunshine in store for us we have an east bay forecast for him oakland at 76 degrees for today media. a big spike in temperatures today around the bay area when and as we head into your saturday lots of sunshine and we are going to continue to keep it warm we will cool it down on monday didn't but mostly sunny conditions whe. temperature is right now are in the '50s and '60s. when whethe high 80s today how's 97 degrees for fest killefairfielde now for 5:00 pm and now traffic >> the road work has been picked up but the bay bridge in the meantime we have picked up a stall the local it is in the process of moving to the off ramp traffic is moving well i'm up the incline. this sand and we mateo bridge loss of space between cars when hardly any trapped on the right-hand side your screen and southbound 101 on the golden gate bridge you can see the fog and whe. and t

opponent david ruffin alongside president obama back drop by a smoldering ground zero at a box the flyer reads weapon stands with obama and they stand together in support of the mosque at ground zero i guess he left out the word victory mosque as i suppose right wingers like to describe still exploiting nine eleven to spread islamophobia and win a congressional seat that's very clear. coming up one decade after the nine eleven attacks america continues to engage in endless wars a compromise in more and more of our founding ideals here at all but we be that we've become the america those are some of the modern hoped for answer next tonight's daily. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it through to be made who can you trust no one who is in view who would have noble mission or would see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. your take my take this is the segment of the show where you have the opportunity to make yourself heard here on the big picture yes

. -- i have some flyers that are on the table. >> i agree with the fellow before me. there needs to be accountability and a focus on safety. i have a traffic and road safety issue and i am interested in learning how to address it. i have lived in san francisco for four years. i ride a bicycle and take the bus and drive a car. there is in us versus them mentality as has been demonstrated between pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers and it can get ugly. pointing fingers at the wrongdoings of one group is not helpful. we all need to share the road. what we should be doing is targeting thoughtless and reckless behavior that disrupts the flow and puts people at risk. i put thought into insuring safety -- ensuring the safety of myself and others. i am concerned about how police are attracted -- directed and trained. this is the flattest way to get across our hilly town. there could be things to increase the safety. i was riding there in this would happen. i hope i can assure you this. -- show you this. here is the cop hanging out on pierce. i was riding with my bicycle and th

civic center bart station, they were joined by "no justice, no bart" which handed out friers for -- flyers are thursday's protest. >>> police are investigating a murder. the first a cook murdered. one night later a man was murdered after walking his dog and the earliest happened this morning. kron 4's alejandra cerball has more. >> reporter: you can see traces of blood on the street where a man was shot in the head and chest. he died on camp street monday morning. neighbors heard an argument followed by gun shots. >> was -- it was shot in the head. >> reporter: a few days ago another man was shot. the cook just finished his shift and smoking when police say he was mistaken for a gang member. later that night he was shot and killed a few blocks away. he was walking his dog, police say the shooting is gang related. san francisco police stepped up patrols after the shootings on tuesday but officers say resources were allocated to the mission last week. this causes neighbors who saw the victim of monday's shooting lying on the street. >> in a week. i don't know. scary. >> reporter: police say

mitt romney sent this flyer to voters in sunny florida over the weekend.t reads, quote -- rick perry, how can we trust anyone who wants to kill social security? meanwhile, michele bachmann's advisory took a shot, saying, quote -- today he tried to have it both ways in an editorial titled "i'm going to be honest with the american people." oddly enough he left out his favorite social security buzz words like "ponzi scheme" "monstrous lie" and "failure." i wonder why did he do that? is it because he's in florida today, where 1 out of every 5 residents is a senior citizen? joining mess now, wayne slater, senior political writer for "the dallas morning news." and bob franken, syndicated columni. wayne, what is perry up to? >> in the book he suggests at least social security oughting to abolished. that's on the record, in print, black and white. now he has to deal with that reality. >> that's only nine or ten months ago. it's not a book when he was a kid in college or 20 years ago. that's his position, he wrote it, he's got to live with it. the question is what

the raiders wracked up a few frequent flyer miles to start the season.onday night they were in denver and yesterday they made the trip to buffalo for their week two match up. the wide receiver dropped the game winning touchdown in overtime, a game they would lose. >> you have this kid coming up making place and when the biggest play needs to be made, he don't make it, you know? you feel bad. i'm devastated right now. >> now he's the bills no. 1 receiver. the native and star is looking forward to play against one of teams he crew up watching. the bills and raiders tomorrow. you can see all the action and right after the game watch the 5th quarter show here on cbs 5. >> thank you very much. up later tonight we'll have the latest on the investigation of the horrific plane crash in reno. also badly decomposed a body found today of a missing student, it's not clear if it is her. what authorities are saying about what they found. those stories and more. that's this for this edition of the news. have a good evening ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] when you come to

. >> reporter: police issued these flyers. there is a picture of the walker right here. if they don't get it back it could take months months to get it back. alejandra cerball, kron 4 news. >>> temperatures today were similar to yesterday. on the cool to mild side. depending on where you are. 65 in san francisco. 73 redwood city. 80 inland and 80 in san jose. as we head into the next several days big changes in store, temperatures warming up. we will have minimal fog tomorrow morning. temperatures warm 5-15 degrees as a result. friday, no fog at all. it will be warmer on friday. warm weather continue into saturday but we will see the fog return sunday. i will have details in a bit. >>> at one time it was highlighted as a company of the future. but today in a surprise move solyndra closed its doors. they have filed for bankruptcy and 1100 workers are now laid off. kron 4's rob fladeboe has defails. >>> the last thing he expected to be doing on wednesday was pushing his tool box through the parking lot after being laid off. >> reporter: hard feelings? >> no. not for the co

there are still going to be great opportunities for saudi women to hand out flyers or be the voting booth. ( laughter ) ( applause ) of course, in the interim, saudi arabiaian women do still face some minor restriction. >> they aren't allowed to travel abroad without first getting permission from a male guardian. >> women can't go to school without a male sham rope. >> can't leave the without without being fully covered and accompanied by a male guardian. >> jon: must get weird at bachelorette parties. ( laughter ) chaperones are probably sitting there the whole time like... can we leave yet? all right, so there are some minor, seemingly archaic policies towards women in saudi arabia. like our blue laws. they're on the bookes, seldom enforced, nod, nod, wink, wink. >> a saudi woman sentenced to 10 lashes for driving a car. >> jon: that's (beep) up ( applause ) why do we let-- why do we let saudi arabia get away with this stuff? how can we put up with them denying women basic human rights and still call them-- wait a minute-- allies and all that. i just-- why can we-- how can we did that a

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kristen. >> one of the flyers from this art exhibit . it was supposed to premier here on september 24th, a view of war through the eyes of palestinian children. but some critics say the museum got cold feet. >> reporter: it's called a child's view from gaza. >> there are pictures that depict through the children's eyes what they saw, what they witnessed during that time. and some of them are horrifying, and some of them are very sad. but in fact, they are what the children witnessed, and lived through. >> reporter: a village set ablaze. a palestinian flag crushed under the boot of an israeli soldier. a child crying. the collection was supposed to go up at the children's museum of art september 24th. instead the sketches sit in the hall at the middle east children's alliance. >> well, i was shocked and horrified and angry and upset. >> reporter: the executive director learned thursday that the museum was cancel the exhibit . >> there was pressure being brought on the board by certain jewish organizations and people in the jewish community

. >> and the board is distributing flyers to invite workers to two workers. and they believe they violated federal and state law with the mass layoff but not giving at least 60 days advanced notice. >> and coming up on world news at 5:30, millions of americans long-term unemployed are now living with a fair. will they regain financial stability? or forever exiled from a middle class? >> and the waves are putting on quite a show in santa cruz county. a big swells this, is how it looked. just south of the board walk. it prompted authorities to close the ramp. officially a high surf advisory in place south of big sur. and a 24-year-old man is presumed dead while body boarding in orange county. >> these are unusual. we normally expect waves to build and this time around, because of the stormy weather there is a welcoming from the south. and twin lakes state beach, stintson beach and big sur coastline. so the national weather service wants to get word out with warm weather at beaches, you may be tempted to head there. just be aware waves will be coming in slowly b

some way to those two known hijackers five of them shared an address three of them shared a frequent flyer number two or three of them shared a telephone number some of them use the same credit card there's no question that that first of all had the cia and the f.b.i. been talking to each other. had proper use of databases been made all of these people would have been swept up no question about it for good at the end right there steve thank you very much for your time thank you. back in touch one thousand miles from the north pole. the. on a trip to spitzbergen archipelago. twenty years after the u.s.s.r. collapsed. life is still going strong. and the world's a statue of lenin presides over and goes. to sleep it. has become a tourist site for those overcome by the cold war in the style. of. the close up special edition on our key. to coast. reviewing terror laws british police may lose the power to randomly stop and search suspects as the government is put under pressure to revise controversial laws. italy prepares for a life of a stare and he has the government sits down to prove a range

that were overflowing with trash and removed also 1000 instances of graffiti tags, stickers, and flyers that were posted on public and private property. in addition, we also provide the community with a dispatch and call center service similar to a 311 service but specific to the neighborhood. in the instances where someone, whether it is a merchant or a resident needs assistance of the committee guides, they can contact the dispatch and call center number and request service. also if there is an immediate social service need in the neighborhood, the community guide to have been trained by the city's homeless outreach team, and various social service agencies, are trained on how to engage with individuals who are in need and individuals who are homeless in the neighborhood and try to connect them to services in the area. they can also if a merchant or property owner or anyone in the neighborhood finds any kind of any need where there is -- there cleaning services are required, they can also call the number and someone can be sent out almost immediately to address that. this is an exampl

reporter: the pilot was 74- year-old jimmy leewood of florida, described as a talented and experienced flyer with medical records up to date. >> that appeared to be a problem with the aircraft that caused it to go out of control. i don't know what the end result was on that. >> reporter: members of leewood's family were at the races and presumably saw the crash. it's a modified p51 fighter. at reno they fly close to the ground, often as low as 50 feet at speeds of 500 miles an hour, leaving no room for an error. four pilots were killed in 2007 and 2008. safety of spectators were enough of a concern, officials wondered if they should not allow student field trips to the area. >> reporter: the pilot has been performing here since 1975, a very popular figure. they are planning a memorial for him tomorrow. the ntsb is on the scene here. they were stationed nearby for the presentation, the races as they call them every year. right now the race organizers says he believes it was a mechanical failure that caused it to crash, but clearly a lot of people here, expressing relief that the pilot managed

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. >>> the raiders have acted up quite a few frequent flyer miles to start the season monday night inenver. yesterday made the cross- country trip for the matchup. stevie johnson dropping what would have been the game- winning touchdown in overtime against the steelers, a game they would lose. >> you've got this kid coming up in nfl, you know, making plays and all of the sudden when the biggest play needs to be made, you don't make it, you know. you feel bad. you feel devastated right now. >> now he's the bill's number one receiver. the star, the native $rodriguez high looking forward to playing against one of the teams he grew up watching. >> growing up san francisco over the raiders; but whenever the raiders played anybody else, i was going with the raiders. i'm a california fan, so just leave it at that. but right now i'm a buffalo bill and who cares about the raids. >> fighting words. you can see them tomorrow morning at ten right here on cbs5. stay tuned after the game for the 5th quarter. >> that is incredible. let's watch them tomorrow. >> it will be great. >>> we are continuin

have been used to rally support against this project, my fellow neighbors, specifically apply to the flyers that compare it edward ii to a hotel. the hotel feels the best way to maximize their profits is to run it in the unfortunate way it is being run. i have spent years on a board of a non-profit service at risk teenagers, so i can say that edward ii not be the bridge motel. it is owned and professional operated by community housing partnership, whose reputation is beyond reproach, and services will be provided by larkin street, one of the best in the nation. additionally, those financing the project will be regulating and monitoring. it is their prerogative. i have to wonder how many of my neighbors signed a petition because they are against the bridge hotel and not because they are against the quality project that edward ii will be. being poor does not necessarily make you a bad neighbor or bad human being, and i think the vast majority believe in that. [bell] supervisor mar: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. joel lipske. community partnership. you have heard and will hear plen

some way to those two known hijackers five of them shared an address three of them shared a frequent flyer number two or three of them shared a telephone number some of them use the same credit card there's no question that that first of all had the cia and the f.b.i. been talking to each other and had proper use of databases been made all of these people would have been swept up no question about it or get at the end or right there steve thank you very much for your time thank you. decades back and talk. one thousand miles from the north pole. the r.c. cheap is taking you on a trip to spitzbergen on the polar go to for twenty years after the us was ours collapse the soviet way of life is still going strong. for the world's northernmost statue of lenin presides over a ghost town near the summit heritage has become a tourist site for those overcome by the cold war in the stone age. the closeups special edition on our. table he prepares for a life of a stereo as a government sits down to prove a range of major tax hikes and spending cuts while downplaying fresh outrage over its own lavish bu

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today was the smallest that we have seen, nevertheless you can see the flyers and information out on the internet. the next protest is scheduled for thursday afternoon. apologize for. we think that part should apologize. those from the know just is no bar to a group came out with their words. there were protests led by the group anonymous. >> pirelli is now scheduled upholstery byrd station for this thursday. that side there was a process that led to several arrests. >> we know not prevent people from entering the bart stations. to keep the emergency exits open an expected part to allow passengers through. >> 200 protesters will be in attendance. >> the kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting started. >> we are discussing how weird this was. we cannot believe that there is a bear inside of our car. >> what does look like one of the air gets caught inside of a toyota ps, do not touch their remote. >> fires continue to rage in texas as hundreds of homes are destroyed. >> we have more work to do to recover fully from this recession. >> the president talked jobs ahead of his first addre

we know mitt romney is telegraphing it with flyer. let me pose another devil's advocate question.ing voters watched this debate and get very impressed with mitt romney, base voter are still not making the connection to him. they like this tliration wiflir perry. >> i talked to the form erm governor of new hampshire. he said the electorate who's going to vote in the primaries, they want ideology, but they are petrified, his words, of this president. i think electability ranks very, very high, even among conservative voters. >> i saw, 75% among republicans in the cnn poll that's out today said beating obama matters more than position on the issues. a higher number -- >> i think part of what romney is doing is showing a sample of what a flyer from obama would look like, what an argument would look like in order to send a message to the base. this guy is not going to be able to do it in the general election. >> low i, we know romney want to hit perry from the right on some issues. the issue he's going to do it with apparently is on immigration. >> well, that's an interesting issue bec

discover new locations to host their breathtaking events but the final stage of the season thirteen high flyers made their way to the swallows nest castle one of ukraine's main places of interest on the crimean shore of the black sea. and of their englishman. who entered the event as the new. four stage when seeing the briton retain his world two weeks ago. and the men. standings russia still. looking to claim their first event when harry hahn is and. he really shines with the more typical dives. you have somebody like our tim you know oh beautiful diver. who took the lead up to the first three rounds of the can petition. execution putting the. head opponents and then to the finals the top six now left to do battle in the shadow of the castle and retirement once again he's facing the back the so-called triple one although. he stole the show at sunday's event demonstrating one of the hardest the sport has ever seen. with blank entry to the russian and. during the water with his head held high the outcome clear before the judges had even showed their scores at first took place podium finish of th

i've known harold krenshaw for 3 1/2 years, and he is a lot of things, but he is not the frisco flyerow do you explain that? we saw him fall. it's so quiet. (monk) it is quiet. which i prefer, actually. it makes it easier to hear the voices in my head, screaming and pleading. are you okay? i'm fine. how high are we? uh, 24 stories. yeah. all right, so that's west, which means he fell off the roof over there. it's not possible. i just came up in the elevator and it nearly killed me. you're telling me harold krenshaw climbed up the side of this building? will you shut up?! shut it! not--not you. okay, but mr. monk, everybody saw him fall off the roof. maybe not. what if he had two costumes, and he put one costume on a dummy, hired someone to throw the dummy off the roof. meanwhile, krenshaw is down below, hiding, in the other costume, waiting to be discovered. there. mystery solved. will you stop interrupting? i'm not gonna tell you again. okay, mr. monk, harold krenshaw almost died. he had a concussion and five broken ribs. are you saying that was self-inflicted? why would he do that?

. >> the apartment complex handed out our flyer. people in the neighborhood were coming forward giving us information. the shopping centers were supportive. this was a community that was very energized and very supportive of the police department. >> reporter: authorities say the burglary and assault happened over a week ago. it was around 9:30 in the morning. the woman was approached from behind, forced into her home and sexually assaulted by a man with a weapon. >> she looked at it and was like i've seen this killed. >> reporter: christopher euille said his wife called authorities after spooting someone who resembled the sketch. the victim did april good job of describing -- a good job of describing her attacker. >> we had a victim in close proximity with the suspect to give us a very good description. >> reporter: the suspect is locked up in the juvenile detention center and police say in large part because neighbors were looking out for each other. >> definitely feel a lot safer knowing there's april lot of people out there winn

there is an educational flyer that went out last year and we are thinking more along those lines. we are talking about and budgeting for a two-pronged approach. one city wide to let folks know what it is and there is the state mandated area that you know, whatever region is being determined you as the account holder would get a specific notice just to you. we are talking about billboards on buses, radio, cable tv, so we really want to make sure that people know it is coming and they know why it is a good thing and also know what it might mean to their pocket book and give folks the opportunity that they are given. we think it is great they have choice. we think it is great to stay with us. they have the choice to do something else. we definitely don't want to have them feel like it is a gotcha. it is amazing that the price of cable tv runs these days are very cheap because there is a variety of options these days available to us. >> i get the same sense that there are all of these pieces and components of the program. you know i am eager to keep the process moving and kind of get

discover new locations to hose their breathtaking events for the final stage of the season thirteen high flyers made their way to the swallows nest castle one of ukraine's main places of interest in the crimean sure of the black sea. the following pair englishman barry hunt entered the event as the new. four stage wins in a row seeing the briton retain his world title two weeks ago in boston and the men who sit second in the overall standings russia we've done over there don't see who was looking to claim their first event when it was put to the lead up to the first three rounds of the condition flawless execution putting the earnest native ahead of front and then to the fun's the top six now left to do battle in the shadow of the castle grill and return to once again the space in the back the so-called triple quad although. it was still the show. it's sunday's event demonstrating one of the hardest dives the sport has ever seen it become stand with blinds and treat the russian entering the water with his head held high the outcome clear before the judges had even showed their scores at first t

. >> reporter: while frequent flyer freedman admits air travel isn't what it used to be. she's getting used to the new reality. >> it's not a problem when everything goes smoothly. it's when it doesn't go smoothly that it's an issue. >> reporter: diane eastabrook "nightly business report," chicago. your whole worldview kind of got shifted in that instant it was just unbelievable. there are really no words to describe what happened that day. >> susie: the rebuilding and redevelopment of the world trade center site will continue well beyond this ten-year anniversary. one world trade is scheduled to open in 2014. a new transit center and second office tower are also taking shape. those construction areas are the most noticeable changes to the lower manhattan landscape. but, as suzanne pratt reports the surrounding neighborhood is also evolving in some surprising ways. >> reporter: on september 11 2001, lucy preston was living on a different continent. today, she resides just a few blocks from the former world trade center having bought an apartment in lower manhattan in 2008