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. >> before they move him, they have to clear a hallway from point a to point b, hopefully without anyreat of harm. >> but there's a problem. a relative and a friend of the murder victim have suddenly appeared in the corridor. >> they knew we were coming out the side door. so i think it was planned. they were there. they were waiting for him to come out. >> surveillance cameras at both ends of the hallway catch deputy elizabeth erpp telling the men to clear out. the brother of the larger man appears before all three exit into an adjacent hallway where another camera at the far end of the hall is rolling. deputy christopher coolly can be seen warning the group to clear room as he reaches to open the door. >> he opens the door to walk through it himself. >> he took his eyes off for a second to check on his partners. they saw their opportunity. that's when it happened. >> spotting henderson through the door, the group barrels past the dep beaut into the first hallway. >> they pushed past the first officer, bouncing him off the door. it was almost like a football play. >> cameras at either

last night a member of the olympic luge team tweeted a video showing a wolf wandering the hallway of dorm in sochi. as soon as she posted it. the media went nuts, which is what i was hoping for. and it got a lot of coverage, but you've only seen half of the clip. this is the whole thing. >> garfield. garfield. have you seen my wolf? [ cheers and applause ] my co-conspirator for this was olympic luger kate hansen. they call her dancing kate hansen because you probably saw this video somebody shot of her listening to beyonce warming up for her event. she let us have control of her twitter account to do this. and joining us now live from sochi, u.s. olympic prankster kate hansen. hello, kate. [ cheers and applause ] i know it's the middle of the night there, so i want to say thank you for helping us with this important mission. >> yeah, you know, anytime i can offer my services. >> jimmy: did you get in trouble at all for doing this? >> you know, honestly, there was a little more backlash than i thought there would be. but, you know, it was all worth it in the end. >> jimmy: i will say

i walk in the hallways and i think i'm walking the hallways and i don't know where i'm coming from and what did he know about my family. that class will build a family and connection and a bond. i just hope that that class succeeds to be there next year the following class can be a family class. that's all i have to say >> thank you, chris ferry. >> one last speaker. >> can i just say something president fewer we submitted a list that went along with the ca michael children you explicit mention our list maybe we could come up and list. i was told there were not speakers just children singing >> so joshua davidson first. >> i'm josh the f ti member tonight i need to express any frustration with colleagues and management we made an agreement to move our cafeteria workers in various departments and unfortunately after months of delay very this information has fallen apart. i want to tell you about our workers our cafeteria workers reflect the diversity of our community in san francisco they provide front line to students and prepare thirty percent of the meals. even though years ago and e

the baby is having a good time across the hallway. i knew your baby was here. how is life?re you happy now? >> i am very happy, very satisfied. i enjoy every moment of my life. tavis: what happened to the came tohen the agents rescue you? they were in violation of a number of laws. ?hat happened to the family >> she spent two years as long as she had me in the u.s. >> they had you in slavery for , and what about the father? >> he got three years. the laws were a little different back then. was the first case in orange county. the laws are a little harsher. they got the minimum. tavis: what do you make of that? they enslaved do in egypt, had you sleeping in the garage with no light, no heat, no air, no anything, and she ends up getsng two years -- he three years. how did you process the life sentencing? >> at the time i was glad there is an example. i got to see them put in handcuffs. that was amazing to me as well. changedd the law has now for other survivors. i am ok that i was an example. there is nothing else the government would have done. they pled guilty. , but't thin

the evidence suggests brian locked the bedroom door and tracked shards of glass through the hallway on his way to the bathroom to clean up. where he disposed of the murder weapon and his bloody clothing is unknown. 22 minutes after taking his brother to the neighbor's, brian finally called 911. the call was full of inconsistencies. >> he's all bleeding around his mouth area. >> okay. did you go inside the bedroom? >> i can't. the door's locked. >> okay. so, how do you know he's bleeding from the mouth area? >> in january of 2000, brian vaughn went on trial for the murder of his father, and he was tried as an adult. >> i don't think that you can be in your right mind to pull off something as horrendous as that was if you were in your right mind. >> the defense said an intruder committed the murder, but the lack of mud on the balcony outside of the bedroom made it clear that the shooter came from inside the house. and brian's fingerprints were the only ones on the broken french door. brian also lied about the 911 call and clearly knew information only the killer would know. the jury foun

one of the men was reportedly drunk and passed out in a hotel hallway early sunday morning. sound familiar, kennedy? the agents member of an elite unit of the secret service broke rules that prohibit anyone on an official trip drinking alcohol in the 10 hours before the assignment. as part of the team they would have had a classified briefing ahead of obama's arrival on monday. let's go to our white house correspondent live in amsterdam. >> i just don't think this is the time for soccer. actually i don't think anything is a time for soccer. it is a boring sport. >> how dare you? >> many jobs you can get away with drinking or maybe coming to work hung over. the secret service sounds like it is not one of them. >> keep in mind this was an elite unit that was able to get drunk. who goes to amsterdam to get drunk? why are you wasting your time? it is interesting that they have this 10-hour window. are you not supposed to eat a hot dog and then go swimming for half an hour. you have 10 hours between drunkenness and 20 mens before the prostitution. >> basically somebody's mom came

. >> when we saw the camera was present in the hallway, our initial reaction was that we may very well have not only the attack on video, but at least a starting point of how the suspect was built and his race. >> but there was an immediate setback. all the cameras were hooked to a single video recorder, and it was gone. >> the entire vcr, the cords were actually cut and removed from the office. >> there were no signs of forced entry. was it possible that a customer hid in the restaurant until closing time in preparation for the robbery? >> there's no reason to believe that the criminal might not have gone back to the restroom and hid in the bathroom until after they closed. you know, close the stall, hid on top of the toilet, that sort of thing. >> if the killer was a customer, that meant dozens, if not hundreds of potential suspects. >>> friends, family and [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they

children neglected for hours, parked in the hallway, ignored. the reality federal inspectors had found at kids corner, rusty kids, heavily soiled walls and counters, furniture in disrepair, loose handrails, dirty showers and possibly most alarming of all, only one registered nurse scheduled on the night shift to care for 59 medically fragile children. federal standards call for at least two. 11-year-old diante schuler is a quadriplegic after being struck by a car riding his bike. while he was there he endured bed sources and two broken legs. >> how was it there? >> terrible. >> why was it terrible? >> nasty food. >> what? >> somebody to see was rough. >> rough in what way? >> when they change you, they turn you hard and everything. >> they weren't very gentle with you? >> yeah. >> cnas are certified nurse assistants. "like" marcello martins, they didn't think they could get home nursing from the state. >> we were told they would cut back on nursing care where we wouldn't get it full time. so that wasn't an option. >> i'm about to party ♪ ♪ yeah

agents sent me, one of them found passed out in the hallway of the president's hotel. >>> and just in time. one of the most dramatic rescues you'll ever see. tonight the man on the ledge and the man who saved him tell the story for the first time. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nightly news with brian williams". >>> good evening. this was day five of the search for the missing after that mountainside fell into a valley below in washington state. and the search felt every bit as urgent today as day one. using bulldozers and shovels using their hands, they're going through a square mile of debris. conditions are bad and because so many of the rescuers are from there, they are fighting heart ache all the way. it's where we begin again tonight. nbc's miguel almaguer remains there for us. miguel, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. the national guard and other federal agencies have joined the rescue up stream. they insist this is a search mission, not a recovery. it's believed eight more bodies have been discovered. one thin

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in the hallway to my left, they are starting the disinfecting process tomorrow. it is expected to last all weekend. students will not be back until monday. this is video from earlier in the evening. alexandria school district says 200 students in today's came down with the stomach illness, staff members came down with it, sending a bunch of students home. who wasith one mother walking with her daughter to the drugstore. her daughter was fine, but her eight-year-old son is one of the students who got sick. she said when one student got sick, they all got sick. he has a virus in his stomach. he is in pain. he is vomiting. i am going to buy some pedialyte to help him, and gatorade. >> although school and health officials in alexandria cannot be sure this is the nor a virus, the symptoms are consistent with it. are a lot of these kids going through is certainly not pleasant at all. alexandria, john adams elementary, tom roussey, abc 7 news. developing news from philadelphia. cell phone video capture the terrifying moments after it airplanes landing gear collapsed. pi

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and once in this hallway and a bunch over there, i warned her many, many months ago to change her ways, change her ways and be humble. she did not. commissioners, today is a very, very sad day in the history of this commission that was charged to do right, to discern and to adjudicate based on morals, ethics and standards. you failed miserably. thank you very much. >>> good evening again. dr. espinola jackson. i would like to say, after listening to your deliberations, i went to the commission, puc commission. in fact, they will be in the very room tomorrow and i will be definitely on them. i said to that commission that i would like for them to have a staff to cease and desist in what was going on in bayview hunters point dealing with the sewer plant. and the commissioner called me back to the podium and said, ms. jackson, we don't have anything to do with the staff. we only deal with the director. i said, okay. but he said, i will be your [speaker not understood] between this commission and you, mrs. jackson, because when i come to a commission meeting, i come with facts. what we are

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. >> the deal on this day, kids in the hallway, some desperate for attention. none of the kids doing anything. no activities, not even a toy in their hands. the calendar at kids' corner calls it chini"chillin'." >> is that the way those kids are treated? >> on the average, that's basically t it's nothing new. finding my son stuck in between a door. how is that facility helping them? sticking them between a door. oh, yeah. but that's the reality i have to deal with. it's hard. >> other families told us they had seen the same thing, children neglected for hours, parked in the hallway, ignored. >> the reality federal inspectors have found at kids' corner: rusty cribs, heavily soiled floors, walls and counters, furniture torn and in disrepair, loose handrails,dirt showers and possibly, most alarming of all, only one registered nurse scheduled on the night shift to the care for 59 medically fragile children. federal standards call for at least two. 11-year-old diante schuller is a quad aretetraplegic. he spent more than a year at kids' corner, and while he was there

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and she was laying in the hallway and blood was coming out of her mouth.d before i had saw that, i looked in the room beside and my uncle tony was laying face down. i knew he was probably dead. >> it was lindsay who ran to a neighbor's house to call 911. but by then, her mother, uncle and aunt were already dead. >> i really couldn't fathom what was to come of our life. >> today lindsay lives in a small rural town on the florida panhandle with her husband, two young children and a menagerie of pets. >> sometimes i like to just come and sit outside and just look around. it's our own little sanctuary. >> but the past never fades away. lindsay still cherishes memories of her mother. >> i like this picture because my mom looked more like this one before she passed away. >> lindsay's husband, blake, is a corrections officer at a florida state prison. they've been married for six years. >> i never thought i'm going to marry someone that works at a prison. it just turned out that way. just knowing things about prison life i guess helps me to know what my dad had t

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. >> i move the nomination be closed madam chair hallway are there any other nominations due to close therefore let's move all in favor, say i. >> i. >> against? okay. the i's have it the next nomination is for vice president >> madam president i'd like to nominate you for vice president of the commission. >> did i hear a second and so second. >> are there any other nominations? okay hearing no one all in favor, say i. i >> against. >> all right. let's moved and just for expedientcy. >> thank you. >> congratulations new officers. >> thank you. i'll thank you for the opportunity to make a brief statement first of all, i think all our commissioners commissioner melara thank you but in my two years of learning i'll be able to carry on our mission to support the commission of the department in the work we have to do. we're very fortunate to have your staff and its only apartment but we're going to ask him we ask each of our commissioners to tell us what they want to serve on we've built a strong team in our committee structures the structures have matured where we hear indebted and have a

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>> good, and i will mention to the chief in the hallway, i didn't come to beat a dead horse down but i did come to say that there is a good example and there are a few bad apples in every fixture of life and there are a few bad actors in the community and don't feel bad and i come mend everybody that is going forward with this issue. as you see here,vy been documenting the police commissions and meeting for a long time and i go back to we have african american shots by the policemen in our community. >> and it seems when the police shoot the black people and there is no give back to that. but i do appreciate alleged officers, thus, on the camera. and coming to the chief coming forthwith you. >> but i want to show a parallel. and i have a history of at least ten, and the police have participated with the rogue communities, and they have problems, and all of these different issues that we participated as an activist, and but they call the police and the police come in without no knowledge and you know what, because there is no community police and i told you that sir, this is nothing t

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. >> i could tell that she was hit in the hallway first, at least twice. and when she went down, she was down for a minimum of 15 minutes before he knelt on her back and beat her at least two more times. >> made you question why that person would go back to her and beat her more. >> mary ann's purse was missing, an indication the motive might have been robbery, but nothing else had been taken from the office. >> we would expect anything of real value that individuals could carry would be missing. nothing was missing from the business. >> maryann was a 69-year-old widow, the mother of five grown children. >> i'm visually impaired. she was my eyes. she was my love and she was my life. >> in a search for suspects, investigators learned that the company recently fired an employee, kevin doyle, and his dislike for maryann was well known. >> no one trusted him, including zullo employees. he was a former employee of al zullo's. he leaves due to stress, somewhat maybe of a nervous breakdown. >> doyle had a motive, and he still had keys to the building, making him

if you could please go over the boards guidelines and the >> please carry on commissioned in the hallwayppellants and permit holders have 7 minutes to presented their cases and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated must conclude their comments within that time. papers have up to 10 minutes to address the board. to assist the board in the preparation of the minutes members of the public have asked but not required to submit a business card when you come up to the pompous and speaker cards and pencils are available. the board welcomes our comments and there's survey forms. if you have questions about a rehearing or hearing schedules please any public comment? to the staff after the meeting or call the board office it's located on mission street room 304 and this meeting is broadcast live on sfgovtv cable channel 78 and dvds are available. thank you for your attention attention we'll conduct our swearing in please stand and raise your right hand and say i do after you've been sworn in. please note any member of the public may speak without taking the swearing swear or affirm the testimo

due to the city's cost of hallway sins legislation city hall can't impart rent control for the projects built after 18995. this is a zoning changes for the rh d one housing throughout san francisco and the department states otherwise. david choosing legislation is in violation of prop m that was voted in 1986. and there it was based on the preservation on a citywide basis. to go to david choosing he keeps talking about this number and that number exams from the asian law caucus that was done by energy wing about 2 hundred and 50 people at bus stops the may not have been from the neighborhood they don't go into demographics and went through the neighborhoods and looked at it for - it was very tenuous that this report even this it could be accurate. i don't think - i think that the planning and david chiu should go back to the drawing board and look at what they are he trying to do with the legal units. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm john. for more than 40 years i've seen this legislation and each time there's the chronic complaint but with was it d

there then he hears a noise down this hallway. there have been threats against his life, break-ins in the neighborhood. he gets his pistol from under the bed and goes down the hall to could not front the intruder. sees an open window. he hears noise and he think that's must be the intruder. he starts yelling for his girlfriend to protect herself. in a panic fires through door. only when he goes back into his bedroom to put on his prosthetic legs and he turns lights on does he realize his girlfriend is not there. then it occurs to him that might have been her inside the toilet room. he goes back and bashes the door down and starts calling for help. that is his version of what that. the prosecutors tell a very different story. they say there was no darkness. the lights were on the whole time. there was no confusion. there was a huge fight going on. they say this couple had been arguing for quite some time so loud that neighbors hundreds of yards away could hear it. and yes she went into the bathroom but she went there and locked the