my -- -- my name is george smith. at this point community outreach is coordinator for the department of public services. with me today is are two other coordinators. and they're going to help me if i run into trouble. and thank you for joining us today. i want to thank regina and tracy for working with us and inviting us to come and present today. weaver very excited on the possibility of pairing with the office of small business commission staff, which is san francisco primary child support services. our goal is to really improve our partnership with small businesses throughout san francisco. i wanted to give a little overview of our department and i want to invite both peter and katherine to help me. and so, let's start. so we mentioned the san francisco department of child support services. we establish paternity and enforce monetary support orders. once those things are established, we off case management services and also offer alternative solutions to parents having difficulty paying child support. we have emplo

they were persecuted, arrested and killed, including the founder, george smith, in 1948.i brigham young, whose great-grandson is hall of famer steve young, they started the church of latter-day saints, lds for short. but part of the church they can't shake is polygamy. >> that is our history. it is what it is, and we make no apologies for that. >> steven snow is the official church historian. he concedes that even though polygamy was officially banned a century ago, it's something the church still has to deal with. >> we believe that was god's will at the at the time, but we believe that stopped and our prophet told us that was no longer acceptable. >> critics in other religions have openly called them a cult while mormons consider themselves christians and believe in the bible. there are some key differences. among them, mormons believed jesus visited either north or south america after his death and resurrection. mormons don't drink, no caffeine, cigarettes or swearing, either. they are expected to tithe 10% of their income to the church. ideally, there's is a wholesome

. >> reporter: the trouble for george smith met marilyn monroe on the set of the movie "the seven-year >> this is amazing. >> the first picture i took, it was just -- happened spontaneously. here she is, leaning out the window. >> reporter: the surprised clicks. >> she is looked ea mt. and said, i will take a dodsen of those. >> reporter: and it struck up a long time friendship. and i had was forever changed by his week with marilyn. and tonight, 50 years after her death, photographer george barris releasing images from a photo shoot in in santa monica. he remembers what would be the last pictures. >> she said, this is just for year. >>> we we come back, what we are learning from the breaking news out of wisconsin tonight. i'm a marathon runner, in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. he's my success story. [ laughs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are man

typically possessed by law abiding citizens for lawful purposes such as short barreled shotgun as george smith noted every federal circuit court to address second amendment rights has held the second amendment does not give americans the right to possess a machine gun while the decision is important for creating sensible gun regulations in america unfortunately we still have those walking around like justice scalia who think we should be able to i don't know openly carry a rocket launcher down main street. whatever nice job judgment. the bad. representative john boehner earlier this week speaker boehner posted on his website that president obama quote continues to blame anyone and everyone for the drought but himself of course referring to the massive drought that is ravaging the midwest . in the united states basically boehner thinks that president obama who is just one normal guy has the ability to control the uncontrollable to influence whether in nature boehner wants obama to play god which is particularly funny because he and his republican colleagues have attacked the president over the

making its u-turn. >> i think the pressure came from as high as the white house. >> not so, said george smith90s. >> i can't imagine that it happened in the case like this. i can't imagine having any case like this. >> smith did write a descending opinion and said the fiber evidence fell short of specific certainty and the prosecution should not have been allowed to use the pattern evidence on ten other murders. >> i said similarities of the crimes in this case is a fact. all of them are dead. >> smith was denounced on the floor of the georgia legislature. >> i was the n lover. you know what the n stands for. >> mary agreed when justice smith wrote the defense attorneys were ineffective. >> we were rendered ineffective and incompetent because of the lack of funds and the lack of time and the lack of resources. absolutely. >> things did go wrong in the trial that should not have. an ambulance driver suggested a motive for wayne williams. this from cnn's report at the time. >> he said williams asked him once, had he considered how many blacks could be eliminated by killing one child. >> unknown

. >> not so, says george smith, now retired from the court but still practicing law in his 90s. >> i his case, it didn't reach to the white house. >> smith did write a desenting opinion. he said the fiber evidence fell short of scientific certainty. and the prosecution should not have bb been allowed to use those pattern evidence on 10 other murders. >> the only similarities is the fact that all of them are dead. >> smith was denounced on the floor of the ga ga legislature. >> i was an n lover. you know what the n stands for. >> mary welcome agreed when justice smith wroet the defense attorneys were ineffective. >> we were rendered ineffective. we were rendered incompetent because of the lack of funds, resources and time. >> reporter: things dud go wrong in the trial that should not have. an ambulance driver suggested an explosive mode e moetive from wayne williams. >> bobby said williams asked him once had he ever considered how many blacks could be eliminated? but unknown to either side, tolen was not his real name. >> he testified undy eiey eied name. i'm not sure that we knew all

>>george: here is a quick commute check appeared we have smith conditions at the bay bridge. >>mark: we are falling at the latest whip hurricane isaac. it is a slow-moving storm. if first made landfall on the southern tip of the mississippi river. then that when back out and made landfall again over night. at isaac will weaken as it begins to move to the north. we're keeping cure our eyes on the path. on the east side of the storm we are seeing a wall of water being pushed into the shore. this peninsula on the south east of new orleans has water coming over the levee. many people are looking at 12 ft. of water and are stranded on the roofs. in new orleans right now, if they're getting the first real test of the reenforce levee system there. >> i would say that the levies are in a lot better shape pit we can have isolated is -- incidences'. however anything that was built by man can be destroyed by mother nature. >>mark: there have predicted 20 in. of rain will release scene here. >>darya: isaac is far less powerful than katrina and 2005. this storm damage was in the billions

we know of adam smith and francis hutcheson and george wallace. not our george wallace. he used the philosophy because they took from that -- what they did was the notion that no one could hold another person -- john locke said a person's property -- with this philosophy did was say no. you do not have the right to hold any human being so used -- also they had the right to revolt. the big question became whether these people were human beings. from scottish philosophy to the study of africa they started reading everything they could. several things. slave traders -- not one would say how could you read what a slave trader would say and coffins and like my grandmother said, what he did was read not just slave traders the people going to the royal africa company or prince nautical company and some of those real vividly about the flora and fauna of africa. adamson wrote where about when, and like utopia. another one, they were in the hot people and they were muslims and noticed they would get religion if they were muslims in the north. and studying the different -- they wer

we know that of smith, but there once before that. francis hutcheson, george wallace. am i often say i grew up in the south. alabama and the 50s and 60s. he has those philosophies because they took the ideas that what they did in particular that no one could hold another person and commercial. see john locke had written if a person is somewhat proper they had to write to the buyer and seller. he said no, you do not have a right to hold any human beingcan assume he is the sentinel said they had to write to revoke. the big question then became whether or not these people were human beings. and so benezet went through scottish philosophy. he read several things, mainly slave traders and travelers. not one would say how can you read what a slave trader would say? he would say like my grandmother said, out of every life there is truth. but he did was not freed slave trade, the who went to work for the royal african company or the nautical company, things like that and started writing about the floor and africa, but some also read about the duty of african people. one was na

newshour" regulars and presidential historians michael beschloss and richard norton smith, scholar in residence at george mason university. they are in washington tonight. plus, mark and david are back with us as well. welcome to you all. we've just been listening to andy kohut talk to jeff brown about the likability issue with mitt romney. i want to sku ask you, michael beschloss, historically, is this something presidents have struggled with? how much of a factor, how much of an issue has it been for american presidents? >> >> it's been big. i remember as i was listening to andy arpl conversation i once had with, of all people, richard nixon and he said voters don't vote on the basis of like/dislike, they vote their interests. and he was wrong. because if you look through the history of elections since world war ii time after time you see a candidate who lost the election, probably should have, given the state of the country in the interests but lost because they were way down by a high unfavorable unfavorability ability rating. tom mast dewey, al gore, john kerry, if people liked them more they might

smith, fox 45 morning news. funeral services for a princc george's county officer could mean traffic delays today..officer adrian morris was killed last wwek in a crash while purruing a car oo interstate 95.his uneral will morning at woodstream church in mitchellville... with a burial to follow in davidsonville. police are expecting traffic delays in the region due to thh number of officers attending the today for the army private s accused of leaking classified class bradley manning is accused of sending hundreds f thousands of ddplomatic cables and war logssto wikileaks. that charge carries a possible lifeesentence. today's &phearing takes place at fort meade. today.. mayor stephanie rawlings blake will formally announce her pick for the new police commissioner of baltimor. baltimore.former oakland, california police commisioner anthony batts will head the city's police department.batts resigned froo hii job in oakland in october 2011... before taking the job in oakland... batts was chief of police in long beach, california. batts will take over for fred bealefeld... who &p retired at the beginn

smith is streaming now from the scene with the very latest.joel? joel? 3 3 a prince george's county police officer is killed during a police chase monday. monday. 23-year old adrian morris died when the cruiser he and his partner were in went off interstate 95 and into a ditch near beltsville. police say two officers were trying to pull-over a car ... believed to be involved in a theft.police say morris was an officer for two-and-a-half years... but had been involved with the department since high school. vasquez says: "and i thought he was ok. i thought he was breathing. i didn't know what his status was. he moved his head, i thought. i didn't know he didn't make it." it.""he was an explorer at district six. that's why this district station is taking it so hard, they've known him since he was 15-16 years old. old.the other officer is expected to recover.police are still looking for the car they were pursuing.it was a silver acura... with temporary maryland tags.anyone with informatton is asked to call police laid off steel workers voice their concerns about the future.this c

>>george: we are not tracking and hot spot right now we are enjoying a great ride around the bay. the same day of bridge will find smithons east bound it was bound. the golden gate bridge is a problem for a -- problem free. >>darya: today is the day that ross mirkarimi is going to appear in front of the ethics commission. will tran is live at city hall in san francisco. >>will: we are waiting for him to arrive. it will be full of mirkarimi supporters. and they are outside the room right now ready to open the doors pin. mirkarimi what his job backs because he said that this incident between he and his wife happened before he started his job as chairman. mayor ed lee suspended him and he has not received a paycheck for quite some time. he thinks that is unfair print he and his wife cut into an argument. the doctor and neighbor but then -- they talk to her neighbor about it. they i now together again as the family after the restraining order was removed in irian. the committee was present there a recommendation to the borders to prevent supervisors. it will take about two weeks for them to come up with the determination.

george: we are not tracking any hot spots. this san mateo bridge is doing very well. your ride to the dumbarton bridges still smith.n gate bridge on 101 southbound is moving smoothly. it is a little sluggish but is moving. the east bay ride is still heavy coming in from all c'mon to little more. 280 is heavy at the west dead. there are slows on the approach to 17. the drive time on 101 north bound is 22 minutes. it is still under 25 minutes from novato to the golden gate bridge. >>mark: here is a welcome for the new san francisco giants trip >> there is hunter pence that is just been acquired from the phillies. the was safe at first at bat and hit a pop-up fly that fouled to left field. the giants could not get any offense going. the mets won the game 2-1. the giants and still in first place. on to oakland. their raised be days--the tampa bay rays beat the oakland a's 4-1. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, ogle sam wants his cut of olympics gold. -- of coal sam-- uncle sam wants his tax of the olympics gold. >>justine: >>erica: with the what is been trending. police came to the home of maile cyrus after someone

smith that bring the word they must flee. she can't at least until she deals with george. because you see, although she can hear the boom of cannon from the room was of the president use house. she fused to leave unless she is arranged a life-size portrait portrait of george washington. ever political savvy she recognize it is would be a prize for the invaders. she says later, if it were to full in the hands of the enemy the capture would allow them a great finish. two servants set to the task of freeing the portrait. it was huge. with their permission, they hack away at the deck are decorative frame with a hatchet. only then can we cut to the ceacialg on the street scape and watch her i depart. she trusted it to safety to two friend where they put it in a barn. it would make a great scone in a plan. if i were planning a movie, i would convey in the copy in the 21st century term she was a little bit hot. james was a little bit nerdy. andrew jackson became a big win for new orleans. but more seriously, we must grapple with the substance of the war. as americans, we put a pr

smith is streaming now from the scene.jo? joel? 3 3 ,3 a prince george'sofficer is killed during a police ccase monddy. monday. 23-year old adrian morris died when the cruiser he and his partner were in &pwent off interstatee95 and into a ditch near beltsville. police say two officers were trying to pull-over aacar ... believed to be invooved in a theft.police ay morris was an fficer for two-and-a-half years... but had been nvolved with the department since high school. vasquez says: "and i thought he was ok. i thought he was breathing. iididn't know what his status was. he moved his head, i thought. i didn't know he didn't make it." it.""he was an explorer at district six. that's why this district station is taking it so hard, they've known hhm since he was 15-16 years old. old.the othee officcr is expecttd to recover.police are still looking for the car theyy were pursuing.it wassa silver acuua... wwth temporary maryland tags.anyone with information is asked to call &ppolice the baltimore granddprix is less than two weeks away ... and organizers are work

smith who brings the word that they must flee. but she can't, at least until she deals with george. because, you see, although she can hear the boom of cannon from her rooms in the president's house, as the white house was then known, she refuses to leave until she has arranged for the safe departure of the life-sized portrait of george washington hanging in her dining room. ever politically-savvy, dolly recognizes it would be a prize for the invaders. in fact, she says later, if it were to fall into the hands of the enemy, its capture would allow them to make a great finish. two servants are set to the task of freeing the portrait. it's taller than any person and nearly an arm span in width. and with mrs. madison's permission, they hack away at the decorative frame with a hatchet. once the frame is reduced to little more than kindling, the canvas is lowered to the floor. only then can we cut to the carriage on the street scape and watch mrs. madison depart, having entrusted the painting to two friends who put it in safety in a rural barn in maryland. would make a great scene in a f

george's county police. >>> d.c. mayor gray staff is asking for a crisis management expert to help in the wake of recent campaign scandal. judy smith with gray's chief of staff. smith calls herself america's number one crisis management, pert. she advised monica lewinsky after her affair with president clinton. three of his campaign aides pled guilty of crimes during 2010 mayoral election. long time friend also admitted to running a shadow campaign to get gray elected. >>> 11 days down, just 6 more to go in the 2012 olympic games. here's a live look at olympic park this morning. it is packed, as you can see. this is where team usa will go for gold on the track today. but two of america's best known feems are also lining themselves up to take home some hardware. dan hellie joins us live from london right now. dan, the women's soccer team, men's basketball team, pretty impressive wins there. >> reporter: absolutely. and you know, aaron, the men's basketball team obviously expected to win the gold medal. the women's soccer team has been in the gold medal match every single olympic since 1996. but per hans they have never gotten there

george soros i guess. >> it's from republican groups that wish to take down the president. megyn: ben smith to this and said this is from the heart but was funded by somebody else. i've got to leave it at that. always a pleasure. a casino new suing some gamblers who won more than a million bucks at the casino. what is up with that? the casino doesn't really blame the players, it blames its own cards. you are not going to believe today's "kelly's court." plus, white house correspondent for abc news getting attention today after saying the media is letting this country down by not asking enough questions about the economy, and by instead chasing stories that are at best temporary distractions. we'll take a fair & balanced look at that. >> i think the destructive, vicious, negative nature of much of the news media makes it harder to govern this country, harder to attract decent people to run for public office, and i am appalled that you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that. [cheers and applause] you know what i love abut this country? trick question. love everything abt this

george clooney, is in lake como, less than an hour's flight away. with the players gathered, the stage seem met, with the couple who met playing husband and wife on "mr. and mrs. smithfinally become husband and wife. >> first time. >> as always. >> this is the biggest wedding for so many people. we had the royal wedding. but it's frenzied, just as much. maybe for some people more with brad and angelina. >> reporter: this is brad's second marriage and angelinange third. so, it's expected to be intimate. >> they're not interested in a hollywood affair. they want to have the kids involved. they're a tight-knit family. >> reporter: and the six kids, three adopted and three biological, are thrilled mom and dad are making it official. there are clues pointing to a wedding happening next weekend. the mayor of the chateau's town is friends with brad and angelina. and he pushed back the date of an annual fair. locals say it was to clear the way for the wedding. my money's on august 18th. >> still coming up, a lot of hollywood weddings. natalie portman last weekend. love is in the air. >> mayors clear fairs out for bianna all the time. >> you have your ticket to go. >>> comin

smith. [laughter] >> my second observation -- >> yeah. >> -- pertains to a tradition that was very strong on the left in the '40s, '50s, up to vietnam which was rhine -- [inaudible] i think we can include george cannon, and i think that tradition withered within democratic culture, democratic party culture. you still have les gelb, maybe a michael mandelbaum. but i believe i read somewhere that obama, maybe because of the chicago connection nieber was there, that he's read nieber's writings. and you mentioned him in passing where he was given some writings of nieber for that west point -- >> no, this was for the speech on the nobel peace prize. >> oh, the nobel peace prize. >> yeah. >> but do you know more about whether you could call obama sometimes in a liberal, realist mode and then he moves away from it depending on circumstances? >> i think that's fair. um, i think, you know, he's fundamentally day in and day out a liberal realist, but when faced with issues, um, like the arab spring, he begins to moderate himself. i need -- thanks. >> hi. um, my question is sort of on the much-talked-about pivot to asia which could also be sort of -- sort of agreed the pivot to asia is a pivot away from