>> what does regret feel like to joseph paul franklin?, i wished i had not done it. i feel sorry for the people, you know? it was really wrong for me to do that. >> i think like most serial killers, joseph knows right from wrong. he talked about regret. but whether or not that was a sincere, remorseful regret, i can only tell you what my opinion was based on my experience with these type of offenders and i did not walk away with the sense that he had those feelings of remorse and guilt. >> i was under the influence of the devil, to be quite honest. i know that sounds -- i'm not trying to say the devil made me do it, but the devil does put thoughts in people's minds. that is a fact. at the time when martin luther king and robert kennedy were both assassinated the same year, and the article that had -- titled "two enemies of the white race die" that's what i was feeding my mind on. that's why i was thinking about blacks as subhumans who go around raping white women and killing. i know that's just the criminal element now. there's a lot of h

the cost for all those is about $19.2 million in improvements to franklin street.her piece that i would like to mention, which i'm sure the commissioners are aware, the van ness brt project has identified franklin street for improvements, such as pedestrian signals. we are continuing to work with him today to see if there are other improvements we can include in the paving contract. we are on a tight schedule, but there is more we can provide to still keep paving on course. it is my understanding that goff and franklin are on the paving list and should move forward around this time next year. that date is shifting, so we will keep you up-to-date on that. withv4cxwith that, i can take q. supervisor kim: i believe this is part of the project. i know that with the franklin and hayes intersection, we were able to open that up so pedestrians could walk around all four intersections. i know that with franklin and bell, is that the next step? >> i an opening across what? we will get an exact answer. supervisor avalos: there was public comment on that recently as well. >>

franklin may be on the verge of worldwide fame. up till now her family and her coach have taken pains to try and let her be a normal kid. sometimes that means taking her shopping during a break in a meet. >> there's not a lot of coaches that would go hey yeah let's take you prom dress shopping but then giving her a night off for prom. >> she's confident beyond her years. >> i love music. i love dancing. >> here is missy franklin. >> don't mistake fun for lack of focus. in the pool franklin was all about doing what it takes to hit that wall first. >> i want to have an absolute blast while i'm there. i know i will. if i give 110% and leave everything i have in that pool then i'm going to be proud of myself. >> the female michael phelps they're saying. we will see but i'm so excited to watch missy franklin. good luck out there. up next, another olympic swimmer. our friend eric chanteau who has made a comeback from cancer. [ male announcer ] when this hotel added aflac to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] i

so franklin from franklin delano roosevelt. >> roosevelt, that's right. >> hinojosa: chang from your grandfather. >> from china. >> hinoja: from china. and diaz from your... >> maternal grandfather from spain. >> hinojosa: from spain. >> costa rica, actually. >> hinojosa: and then costa rica. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: you are, like, the... >> little bit of a mix there. >> hinojosa: what is that like, to... i mean, you say that it's a little uncomfortable to be seen as something special, but again, to be seen as someone, some person special in three entirely different countries is pretty extraordinary. >> well, it's a very big responsibility ility in some wa, mainly to the young people. because, you know, we become sort of role models, and... >> hinojosa: sort of? >> we would like to be good role models, as the role models that we had when we were growing up. and for me, you know, i always wanted to be an astronaut, ever since i was little. and... but i was not really mentally prepared for the responsibility of being in such a limelight. >> hinojosa: but how is it... because, you know, al

smith. >> franklin d. roosevelt, having received more than two-thirds of all the delegates voting, i proclaim him the nominee of this convention for president of the united states! >> you have nominated me, and i know it. and i am here to thank you for the honor. i pledge myself to a new deal for the american people. >> and back live in the new york state assembly chamber, beverly gage, how did we get from 1928, fdr calling al smith the happy warrior, supporting him, to 1932 presidential election? >> right. well, 1928, they are -- they had been allies before that as well. both coming up through the same new york democratic party. a couple of things happened between 1928 and 1932. some of which are very personal and some of which are on a grand scale. the most important thing that happens between 1928 and 1932 is, of course, that we enter depression. so herbert hoover begins in 1929 as president. you get the stock market crash that year. by 1932 you're really in the deepest, darkest moment of the depression

>> missy franklin, better than advertised. brought you a freshly made sandwich. you made me a sandwich? no, dunkin' did. but i wrote the note. dunkin' bakery sandwiches are freshly made just for you. grab a turkey cheddar bacon sandwich today. america runs on dunkin'.

missy franklin, you'll see her again in the pool tonight in prime time.he's in high school. last night as she won her first individual gold medal in the 100 meter backstroke, her classmates were going wild as they watched live from our nbc station in denver, kusa. tonight, chris jansen talks with missy and her parents about the making of an american champion. >> reporter: watching 17-year-old missy franklin power her way to gold on monday and flashing her winning smile -- >> i couldn't be happier. >> reporter: -- it has to be hard for her parents not to think back. >> what are you playing with? >> a noodle. >> reporter: to a little girl snorkeling in the pool before she was three. and fearlessly swimming with dolphins when she was five. the kindergartener who wrote about how much she loved her team. long before she became the breakout star of the 2011 world championships -- >> shatters the american record. >> reporter: missy franklin just loved the water. >> we would sit by the pool for hours after hours after hours. that child would go in and play. we'd

missy franklin is in the pool tonight.other olympic action, the coverage starts tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. that for us is our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams reporting from london. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. .

the cost for all those is about $19.2 million in improvements to franklin street.er piece that i would like to mention, which i'm sure the commissioners are aware, the van ness brt project has identified franklin street for improvements, such as pedestrian signals. we are continuing to work with him today to see if there are other improvements we can include in the paving contract. we are on a tight schedule, but there is more we can provide to

franklin: so it's very expensive. the bottom line is, we, as atlantans, as georgians, don't have a choice to protect the river. we need to leave it better than we found it, and it's really been a political advantage for me, not a disadvantage. people laugh about me being the sewer mayor, but they remember what i'm doing. griffin: we want people to understand, when they see one of our work crews out working on the mains, that that work is necessary in order for them to have good clean drinking water or to have a good, functioning wastewater system. franklin: you don't put a roof on the house one time. you don't fix the plumbing one time, any more than i get my hair done one time. if we don't continue to invest for the next 20 years, we'll find ourselves back at the same point that we were in the late '90s. if we don't protect water, we will be without water. we will be without industry, we will be without jobs, we will be without a healthy economy, and our people will be sick. so we don't really have a choice. we're go

and the franklin street approach would offer -- would operate a lower service. the average intersection delay per vehicle would decrease. let me step away from the technical explanation. >> from my perspective, i am trying to understand if you add traffic to a congested intersection you are saying it will reduce the delay. >> if you add that traffic to an approach which has lower volumes, yes. it is a formula and that happens. let me step back to the eir and tell you this. at the sutter and franklin intersection, the level of service at those intersections is already an acceptable level e and f respectively without n with the project. even though the delayed increases by a couple of seconds, the effect to the project is not going to change par. >> because it is so gridlocked, when you add 28,000 more cars, it's pretty gridlocked already. >> that is not what i'm saying. those intersections experience a substantial number of the lead. a respected of the peak hour factor, the impacts reported in the eir would not change. >> if i could ask. i know you had pierce exp

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big win. >> here comes franklin down. >> 17-year-old missy franklin winning her first-ever olympic goldedal in the 100 meter backstroke. >> yes! >> reporter: the colorado team swam the event just 14 minutes after competing in a semifinal. >> whooo! >> reporter: her reaction just moments after the big win. >> it's impossible to describe. i can't believe that just happened. just seeing that flag being raised was so incredibly unbelievable. i could have never dreamed it would feel like that. >> here they come down the final ten meters! >> teammate rebecca soni rallied and finished with a silver medal for the men, matt grevers earned gold with nick stowman taking sifr for a one-two u.s. finish. not a good day for star swimmer ryan lochte. he faltered, finishing fourth in the 200 meter freestyle. >> it wasn't a good time for me. but, you know, i raced as hard as i could and that's all i could really ask for. >> reporter: michael phelps finished first the qualifying heat of the 200 meter butterfly. later today he swims for a medal. >> as ye shiwen pulls ahead of everyone. >> reporter: meanwhi

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>> missy franklin almost a body length ahead. >> 59. 89.t. >> reporter: now at age 17 she is the second youngest person on the u.s. olympic team. her back stroke and free style are what got her there. >> i've made the team, which is the most exciting thing i could ever imagine. i'm going to be an olympian for the rest of my life. >> reporter: franklin is going to compete in four individual events and three relays in london. at 6'1", she towers over most of her competition. her physique is ideal for swimming fast. she has a wing span 6'4" across, shoulders a foot and a half wide, size 13 feet, and flexible ankles that power her forward through the water. franklin may be on the verge of worldwide fame. kind of like the female michael phelps. but up to now her family and her coach have taken pains to try and let her be a normal kid. sometimes that means taking her shopping during a break at a meet. >> there's not a lot of coaches that would go hey yeah let's take you prom dress shopping but then give her a night out for prom. >> she's confiden

franklin street and cathedral street, an accident. some closures because of police activity along park heights. monument street is closed because of the sinkhole repair. use orleans as your alternate. here's a quick live look at traffic. this is the southwest corner of the beltway. the west side is picking up in volume. no official delay appeared this is 795 at franklin boulevard. southbound traffic is building down towards the beltway. the roadways are a little wet. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it seems like we have been counting down forever but it is finally here, the start of the london olympics. >> michael phelps made the media rounds in london yesterday. he answered a lot of questions about his goals. he did not answer whether becoming the most decorated olympic athlete of all times is one of his goals. >> you want a story about it. i'm not saying yes and i'm not saying no. i will stick with my normal answer. i of goals that i want to achieve and that is why i'm here -- i have three goals that want to achieve. >> y

, not the one way -- on franklin, the one way is in dire need of improvements. we agree with the mta's conclusion in the document that in the long term, the traffic congestion in that corridor does not warrant accommodating more cars, but warrants by transit first -- a transit first approached. i also urge you to make sure the transit trains are not impacted. as the medications are not liberated, -- medications are not liberated, we need to take a good close look to preserve a cycle track. there are a lot of moving parts here. commissioner campos: thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> at the last plans and programs meeting, i requested that whatever youtube -- you do, we need to address the concerns of the seniors. you can make statements. some of you all don't seem to get it. i think you will get it if you take a number of seniors and how much time they take from point a to point b. the planners, they like to do things were they create conceptual plans. conceptual plans are very rosy. what we really need is empirical data. in this plan that has been chosen,

loading facilities are located in hospital and will be accessed off franklin street.will be exiting the department on post but the emergency vehicles will also access the department on post. the important thing is it does have a cut out for the shuttle that will be serving patrons and also employees that will be taking them between the various hospital facilities our campuses and regional destinations. that is on the near side of posts and van ness. let me move to the medical office building you see here on the right. access into that underground parking garage is very much the same. you will be able to enter off of gary and exit off a small street called cedar street between van ness and pulp. you can then make a left. part of the planning department review of the circulation plan, we are asking cedar street be made it to way west of the entrance. not everyone is exiting is suddenly making a right in going temple street. we would like to direct traffic onto van ness. supervisor mar: is that wide enough for two lanes of traffic? >> that's an excellent observation that

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also, i'm going to talk to missy franklin.we'll talk to this stand out swimmer's high school swim coach. he's known her since she was seven. here is what i want to know. was there one moment when she was itty bitty that he realized she would be a swimming star. >>> also, when twitter shuts down the account of one of its members, it's not national news but a journalist got the boot and then he went a step further and tweeted out the e-mail address of one of executives of nbc sports apparently at twitter that's a no-no. they have re-instated his account saying the complaint, the person that issued the complaint has retracted. i talked to him just last hour and asks why he thought twitter shut him down in the first place. >> i didn't share someone's private e-mail address. i didn't share the address of their house or phone number. of course, online bullying is a very serious thing. i wouldn't want to share any information that could lead to anything that might represent a physical threat to anyone, at least of all an executive fo

they come across west van ness and franklin at 3:00, and leave between 5:00 and 6:00, rush hour.cerned about pedestrian safety for those hundred children crossing the streets. it is not only seniors with walkers who cannot get out of the way of emergency vehicles. it is also the children. i live near uc, and was a former faculty member there. the vans that go through, taking people back and forth, is a continual problem in the neighborhood. they keep having to change the streets they go on. i wonder how possible that will be for the vans that deliver people to and from this hospital. i am deeply concerned about sutter's lack of faith, with respect to st. luke's. they are closing a hospital because of its failure to meet its 1% and operating expenses as expected. we really have to keep st. luke's open. a further comment. there was an expert -- chairperson

drivers want to stick with mass transit or martin luther king boulevard or franklin street. traveling the main lines, better news. 95 at 395, you will notice there's nothing to get in your way. it will be a nice easy ride heading into the city. and if you are heading to fort mchenry 8 minutes from the beltway to the toll plaza. no problems if we pull up other drive times. no problems using the beltway this morning. west side nice and clear from 795 down towards 95 that takes you 11 minutes and if you are using the jfx to get into city 11 minutes as well from the beltway to fayette street. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic and here's lynette charles with the forecast. >> good morning. let's check out what's going on in terms of temperatures. we have a very hot day that's going to be brewing for us going into the afternoon. this morning, we are quite warm. and we are very humid also. temperature in aberdeen coming in around 74 degrees. 73 in owings mills and pylesville around 69. you can see the humidity at 77% and 88%. the dew points are in the 70s once again. now maryland's

they come across west van ness and franklin at 3:00, and leave between 5:00 and 6:00, rush hour.cerned about pedestrian safety for those hundred children crossing the streets. it is not only seniors with walkers who cannot get out of the way of emergency vehicles. it is also the children. i live near uc, and was a former faculty member there. the vans that go through, taking people back and forth, is a people back and forth, is a continual problem in the

this fall, franklin will be a high school senior in aurora, colorado.and she dedicated her gold medal win to her home state. >> they need something to rally around. >> yes. >> after what they've been through. great for her. > and it was a american one-two finish in the american's 100 backstroke. >> and teammate nick fellman was just behind him, taking the silver. congratulations to all of them. >> but there's no other way to say this one. it was nothing but disappointment for america's male gymnasts. despite going to yesterday's team finals in first place, they failed to win anything. in fact, they ended up finishing fifth. >> it all fell apart with disappointing performances on the pamle horse. the gymnasts were trying to win gold for the first time since 1984. >> we go to day four of the competition, with china and the u.s. tied, with 17 total medals. the chinese have won four more golds than the americans. japan is in third with 11 total. most of them bronze. and there are 15 medal events set for today. >> plenty of events. today's events include tea

in the pool franklin in the free style final. meanwhile questions surround another sensation. her gold medal performance was so dominant some in the sport are suspicious. >> we have never seen any swim that has been that far outside the range of previous swims that has not proven later on to be tainted by doping. >> reporter: the ioc says so far there is no evidence of that. >> it is very sad if we can't applaud a great performance and let's always give the benefit of the doubt to the athletes. >> reporter: all medal winners are drug tested. and we should note that all of those drug test samples are held for eight years. if any athlete here is trying to get rid of something that technology has not caught up to technology has eight years to catch up to them. live in london for news 4. back to you. >>> coming up medal or no medal gabby douglas is already gold. we are going to learn more about the rising gymnastics star and her virginia roots. >>> a piece of video could be important in the effort to find out who kidnapped cal ripken's mother. investigators say the suspect was spo