harrison.ppointed a lot of people in my life. i let a lot of people down. this is my wife, my wife. that's my daughter, that's my son, the twins. my mom, she's -- [ inaudible ] i got caught with a knife. >> this is a shank that was turned in from possession of offender harrison. "e" dorm east. and as you can see here, that's a pretty lengthy piece of iron there. it's got a pretty good point on the end of that. it could do some pretty severe damage, especially if that came up through a rib or a kidney or a lung. >> i got another really good friend that cares about me. >> if i could get him right now, i'd beat him up just to show him you're not tough. >> robert spears has been a surrogate father to harrison during the young inmate's first four months at indiana state prison. >> i'm really mad at him now. there's no reason he should have had that knife. he's got two babies. i told him, it ain't about this, man. you've got ten years to do. do that ten, go home, be a dad. it's not about being in her

as harrison reported. although harrison had little chance of winning the return of anderson, he insisted the governor make his inquiry public. within days of the incident, the mayor of westmoreland county submitted a report of the incident to the governor who agreed with many of his finders, the excitement as he delicately described the events that took place on the wharf, not allowing anderson to come ashore, it was very likely rogers would have gotten redress from the attacks by men on his ship and by the women, i'm sure, had he applied to the authorities. in the end, the governor wondered what more could be done beyond calling on magistrates to be more cautious and to be less precipitous in the future. harrison vigorously opposeded the both the governor's reasoning and his conclusions, but in the end, he could do no more than -- prevented from acting as they did and that the perpetrators of such riots would be brought to justice. harrison believed that the governor must have known that such a national i

harrison got along very well with the president and with his whole family and harrison became very much like a member of the familia familiar. it's someone like lincoln's relationship with his two young secretaries. harrison, in fact, remained in touch with davises for the rest of his life and died in i believe 1904. in fact, in one measure of how close harrison was with it family and how trusted he was, is that when davis sent his wife and children out of town about 36 hours before he, himself, evacuated richmond, he sent them in the care of burton harrison. so he trusted his entire family with him. we don't know very much about the third floor. burton harrison lived up there. there was bedroom and guest space up there, and we know mrs. davis gave birth once up there, but that's about all that we know. so today it's just museum office space we don't take groups up there. another false surface is this. oak grain simulation wall paper. it may look like the sort of thing you buy at target, and in fact you can, but this was very fashionable in the 1850s and '60s. and this actually is an ex

>> jimmy: i want to thank kate beckinsale, chris harrison.

scott harrison with second homer of the game. mets go on top 7-6 as the giants bullpen, still in the tenth, johnson bunts and then there is guy going home. jason bey who scores. they hand their sfistsdz straight lot but remain tied with the dodgers. a's back home for ten games starting off with tampa bay. brandon hicks, high, deep and aloha. right now they are in the 15th inning and they are still tied at 3. thanks for watching. jimmy kimmel live is next. we'll be back tomorrow night for a special midnight edition of "abc 7 news." first newscast tomorrow is abc7 news at 4:30 a.m. we'll see you tomorrow. night, . jimmy kimmel is next. >>> tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> 20120 12 is the hottest year in united states history. and not just because of magic mike. because of everything. >> kate beckinsale. >> i am licking and nibbling as i work my way slowly towards his blow hole. >> chris >>> hi, jimmy kimmel is here to tell thaw the w567 stars july 27th. i stars gee area mow. tell us about the film. >> well, it's a watch. >> all

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please move the line to 15th and extend it always to harrison. it is important for us to keep the community together. [tone!] we want to stay together in district 6. ♪ please keep our family together ♪ [applause] >> we should just end there. >> there is almost perfect parity. we tried to preserve the tenderloin. we failed. >> hold on for one second. ladies and gentlemen, please start again. >> i am kind of fast. in a political system that only has two viewpoints, people just need to take care of their own traditionalists. your style meant secondary issues like the tenderloin did not get the attention it deserved. i request the same things everybody else is requesting, the small change, mainly to save the bristol hotel and marina manor. if you are trying to keep district 6 as a 1% district, that may be impossible. it is offered based on where we are now and europe at the peak of your understanding. just one moment of your unbiased thought -- we have been pinned down for six months with no help from our supervisor's office with a predictable outcom

residential is primarily north of harrison street. service and light industrial, business is south of harrison street. we recommended the designation of this -- the streets such as howard and fulsome in the midst of the residential area as community servings streets and those of the paris and as regional serving streets. -- harrison as regional serving streets. there is the distribution of truss routes south of harrison street. they say it does not require a mitigation plan as recommended in the plan but truck routes are not included in the existing controls and would not be recommended in the higher growth alternative. no matter which alternative you ultimately adopt, please move the traffic away from our homes and our families and our recreational facilities by supporting the designation of truck routes as recommended in the western soma plan. thank you. president fong: thank you. is there additional public comment on this item? seeing none, the public comment portion is closed. commissioners, questions, comments? commissioner anton

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stay away from it. >> but about halfway through our stay at indiana, josh harrison stepped right intoh knife hidden among his possessions. harrison said he was considering using it on another inmate, one who was convicted of killing his cousin. >> he's going to try to come with his little dumb story, you can believe that. oh, they was going to do something and he knows i'm not going to let no one do nothing to him, so that would be weak to me. in his heart he's got to prove that he's tough. he's probably like me. he feels a lot of pain, but he's covering it up by trying to show violence, that's all that is. >> when robert found out that josh had been caught with a knife, he wanted to talk to him before josh went into lockup. so, you know, we were filming, we were following robert up there and i'm expecting, you know, the nice father/son kind of chat. and robert just lit into him. >> you think it's funny, don't you? you're a straight idiot. what you go get the knife for, for real? why did you get it? >> to do it on my cousin. >> what did i tell you, way ahead of time? leave that alone.

nearby sky 7 hd live over the scene early was a rollover crash near the lower deck of the bay bridge harrison and fremont that has

next up we have harrison ford. you may be wondering what is harrison ford doing? he is getting his chest waxed. maybe wondering why is harrison ford -- great actor, i love the indiana jones series -- why is he getting his chest waxed? he wanted to bring awareness to climate change so he had somebody wax up his chest for youtube commercial. how exactly does this bring awareness to climate change? i don't know. it made sense to harrison ford at the time. liberal environmentalist -- turns out that harrison ford getting his chest waxed for the cameras, his brother owns not one or two or three or 6 but seven airplanes. seven airplanes outside the home and he has stated on the record he often flies up the coast for a cheeseburger. you want to lecture the rest of us about the environment? for a cheeseburger, a big mac. i think a lot of those in hollywood -- the environmental high. you don't have to read the mountains of scientists coming out that make a mockery of the idea that man is responsible for warming the planet. with that the behavior of these hollywood -- if the

barbara harrison, news 4, for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and heart, call ourthe number is 1-88-to-adopt-me. hedgehogs. >> yeah. >> love them. >>> when we come back, a welcomed distraction from a frustrating situation. lawmakers among hundreds turning out to celebrate the fourth after a long and hot week. >>> and northern virginia's own black widow chows down those dogs in the biggest competitive feast of the year. doug? >> makes you so hungry, doesn't it? >> for hot dogs? >> no. watching thunderstorms out there now. a few around our area but more >>> a fourth of july tradition that is not for the feint of heart or stomach. today was the annual nathan's hot dog eating contest in new york. on the men's side joey chestnut won for the sixth straight year. he downed 68 hot dogs in just ten minutes tieing a record he set back in '09. take a look. there's our local woman, in the women's competition, sonya the black widow thomas had no problems defending her title. she set and met a goal of eating 45 dogs, 12 more than the second place winner. >>> the power outages me

in edgewater, i'm don harrison for abc2 news. >> there are still more than 12,000 people without power. call the utility company to make sure they are awar of the outage but hopefully those numbers won't stay that way for long. bge has brought if crews. joseph got here sunday morning all the way from southern california. he says other than people driving too fast, everything is just okay. >> one of the biggest challenges that everyone is asking, when will my power be turned on. if you have 15 people stop and ask, the next thing you know that's two hours of your day wasted. >> that guy should be on ven -- could be on venice bee. instead, he's here. he was told to pack for a week. they've been leaving their hotels at 6:00 in the morning, getting back about 10:00 at night. >>> here we are in dundalk. the 78th annual 4th of july parade at the logan shopping center. marched right through the heart of dundalk. hello, everybody. >> it's a great parade because it's all about family and community. >> there you g she knows. most of the folks that turned out are probably making their way to grang

also down harrison to second street and beyond. also down essex around the bend you couldn't see it any more the bus lane on essex was stopped one bus driver told me his bosses told him as soon as he got unstuck he was to head back to the terminal. >> gridlock in the last hour. >> usually i'm excited about my commute because i'm going in the reverse direction. this morning i have no idea what is going on. >> i would like to get work. >> i supposed to be there at 8:00. >> too bad they didn't tell us what was happening, other than looking and finding out the bridge is closed. >> i'm losing money now. brutal. >> reporter: that last driver told me when he finally got up to the intersection he was going to make a left and get his bike and take bart to the east bay instead. i talked with chp and they told me part of reason the lanes were closed for so long was that the san francisco police department had to get on scene and conduct its own investigation. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> developing news, we've just learned two more people h

don harrison reports on what has changed. >> reporter: after the police union's and the counsel vote nod confidence in chief tier, he announced his retirement for august 1st. in a one paragraph statement the chief said in part, he has cherished the opportunity to serve the citizens of arundel county. in light of his retirement, the state is closing his criminal investigation of chief tier. >> our police department is in trouble. >> reporter: corporal brian with the fraternal order of police say they are worried about the future of the department. >> it's very, very tough. i'm concerned about where we are headed as an agency. >> getting a replacement may not be a smooth transition. >> where do you find somebody that wants to be the head of a police department appointed by a executive under indictment. knowing that the executives days maybe numbered and your days maybe numbered as chief of police. >> reporter: some residents aren't happy with the way the scandal unfolded. >> he could have resigned off the bat if he felt like he should have resigned he should have done it without the me

. >> katy perry, if you're seeing this, my name is tony harrison. 20-year-old male and have been battling cancer since the age of 16. unfortunately at the age of 20, cancer is going to defeat me. >> tony is battling cancer. he's trying to celebrate his life in a beautiful way by experiencing all the things that he's wanted to experience. and, of course, the most important, he wants to meet katy perry. so i'm excited to say that we have an update. so "right this minute" via skype, we have tony harrison and desiree. welcome back to the show. >> hi. >> tony, i understand that your dream is about to come true? >> yes. i have actually gotten word that katy perry has reached out. >> did you get a phone call? how did this happen? >> my brother happened to get in contact with people higher up sent an e-mail saying katy perry has been contacted and she will be most likely flying me out to l.a. >> oh! >> september 6th. >> nice! >> oh, man! that's awesome. >> wait, are you going to be on her arm? are you going to be in the audience? >> she's going to try to ha

also down harrison to second street and beyond. also down essex around the bend you couldn't see it any more the bus lane on essex was stopped one bus driver told me his bosses told him as soon as he got unstuck he was to head back to the terminal. >> gridlock in the last hour. >> usually i'm excited about my commute because i'm going in the reverse direction. this morning i have no idea what is going on. >> i would like to get work. >> i supposed to be there at 8:00. >> too bad they didn't tell us what was happening, other than looking and finding out the bridge is closed. >> i'm losing moneyo brutal. >> reporter: that last driver told me when he finally got up to the intersection he was going to make a left and get his bike and take bart to the east bay instead. i talked with chp and they told me part of reason the lanes were closed for so long was that the san francisco police department had to get on scene and conduct its own investigation. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> developing news, we've just learned two more people have

harrison ford's screen test. >>> johnny depp's pirate training. drew barrymore.te moments behind the scenes. >> my back is killing me. >>> and -- >> you're going to need a

don harrison traveled today to speak with family members. >> reporter: family and neighbors gather in federalsburg, a small town on the eastern shore to try and make sense of three young boys losing their lives in the creek that runs through the town over the weekend. saturday night the parenters of the boys, 12-year-old vladimir petron jacotin and his 11-year- old cousin christopher gabriel and their 6-year-old friend yamoude dona came home and could not find the boys, the boys were found dead on the banks of the creek sunday morning. this is where the boys were last seen in this church parking lot playing basketball. they were found in the creek about a hundred yards from here. >> i saw all them three boys and then the blood was coming out. >> pastor lieu wee had to identify the children yesterday because the families were too upset. this town has a small but close haitian community and they all feel the pain of the families. >> imagine that you have your son yesterday play basketball and today and they say he die. >> reporter: the 5th grade teacher for christopher and knew all the

. >> want to go to a picture now on the scene 1st near harrison street. maybe some people don't know about this. i don't know why anyone would voluntarily drive into this traffic but it's very slow. if you have to go, you might want to use the san mateo bridge instead. we've checked out the driver and using that bridge. i want to bring in the maps here. still looking pretty good and using that over to the east bay. no slow traffic on 101. coming into san francisco is not affected by this. now, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. some viewers by the way were the first to know about the bay bridge traffic jam on the lower deck because they signed up for the morning wake up call. and you can too. get the morning's top stories sent straight to your cell phone at 6:00 a.m. sign up by texting the word wake up to 70123. >> new this morning, a young man is in the hospital after falling from the roof of a school. police were called to sonoma mountain elementary. it was a 19-year-old man who fell off the roof. he was rushed to santa rosa memorial hospital. but

don harrison. abc news. >> a way to work for you right now. we are -- if you are heading down to the beach we want you to be safe. a buddy system is very important. never walk alone and if you have to go somewhere alone tell someone where are you going. the route you will take, avoid drinking to much. be aware of your surroundings and walk in well lit, highley traveled public places. >> baltimore police investigating the find of a body inside a home. the body was found thursday inside this house -- his family hadn't heard from him. firefighters found his body near the front door. they suspect he had been dead for days. his death has been rule ared a homicide. >> james holmes the suspect in colorado movie theater shooting made his second appearance. thehe judge didn't want contract cameras in. holmes is charged with 142 counts in the shooting that left 12 people dead. he is facing two first degree murder charges for each of the victims and two attempted first degree murder charges for all of the people hurt in the shooting. a hearing is set for

game of the giants were harrison said the giants now have a season- high losing streak of five games. . meanwhile across the bridge david price on the mound for the race against the a's in the seventh bread and cakes goes the other way for a home run off price which tied the game at 3 and that there is a third home run of the season. let's go into the night in the bottom the bases were loaded in the a's struck out 19 times so far tonight this game remains tied in the 13th inning and will update you. >>> the song remains the same but the raiders are singing a different tune with the new head coach dennis allen and practice began today and not the on the the first defensive minded head coach of john madden. >>> we had the head coaching a defensive meeting is guys tend to pay attention a lot more than you can disappear see a lot more. >>> the month in a top five: target practice for hay says montero tony month also was ok and the mariners beat the blue jays tonight and by the way they traded their legally to the dodgers. when a sign came up the poor guy had to do it again. good news he

what i understand tomorrow at noon you'll be back on in the stevenson and balloon na aeroour don harrison was out in anne arundel today. >> the sounds of thunder and rain were replaced with this. the highways blew trees down. over 2600 bge workers, 1200 from out of state were busy for a third day in a row to help bring power and relief back to customers. water restrictions are in effect because of power outages to the water treatment plants. they don't want homeowners to have excess water use. so wart will be available in case of an emergency. >> reporter: along with the men and women trying to get your electricity back on, the police are busy handling all kinds of accidents because the traffic lights are out. tessa west was involved in one of the accidents. she was rear ended at 197 and laurel. president didn't has added to the frustration of not having electricity for three days. >> everything in the refrigerator is gone. over $200 worth of groceries. >> reporter: that's not all. >> no cable, no lights, can't cook. >> reporter: and there's more. >> i have a son who has asthma. so i have

i would recommend making a right on harrison and using the san mateo bridge instead, so not very good. let's look at the alternate, burlingame 92 eastbound, that is not a bad drive at all and i would recommend it. at 6:10 let's go to steve. >> they were listening to you, sal. >>> tropical moisture, this time of year comes up and got really close-up to sierra nevada. and by the way, chicago is looking for a high of 105 in chicago, that is really high and would tie a record. and there is a howling sea breeze, that fog bank was shallow yesterday on the bay deck and it is lifted today even out to the san mateo valley. mother nature has put in octane. i have been doing this for a few months. so cooler today into tomorrow. so we will start to warm up. that is not the case today. there is a lot of low clouds and fog and we will be windy at times and there is a strong gust from the golden gate bridge out to the delta. 76 walnut creek, 78 san leandro. 71 san mateo, 58 pacifica. cool pattern today, we rebound and inland temperatures will warmup, saturday and monday. >>> the damage caused and ho

we also tried to give a certain prominence to the corner of harrison and fremont street. as you can see, the tower is placed in the same location as before. the podium elements and things meet the requirements of the district plan. we have introduced a certain orientation to the tower to give it the vertical element i have described. we think it makes it more dramatic and attractive as you come across the bay bridge approaching this city. these are a couple of the views looking at it in three directions. this is the fremont side. a couple of comparative slides showing the features again. we try to accentuate the residential character of the design. there is a simple and elegant form for the top of the tower as it meets the skyline and we have a vibrant and active base with the podium element and residential and trends and at retail along the base. these are some renderings -- also included it in the packet from different sides to help you visualize the design of where we are right now. i think this is a nice elevation that shows you the character of the podium. it is quit

for harrison, all of this was a result, he warned of a heightened and stimulated -- of a group of negros and color -- uncle tom's cabin. that i am convinced he said that they would take any of their color out of an american vessel, be they free or otherwise. it is possible that the u.s. government could have followed harrison's suggestion and taken the dispute before the mixed commission jointly set about between the u.s. and britain to deal with such cases but in the end, they chose not to do so. the anderson case is erie similar to another case involving a fugitive slave also known as john anderson who fled to canada at the end of the decade to avoid prostitution for murder. arrested and brought before the court of queen's bench, anderson was finally freed on a technicality following intense public pressure on the british government organized in london by the foreign anti-slaveried society. both cases also raised questions about the political reach of american fugitive slave laws and the many ways opponents found to resist the enforcement at home and abroad. as in so many other instanc

i'm tony harrison. a 20-year-old male i've been battling cancer since the age of 16. >> he's now 20 years old and says that cancer is going to created a bucket list. the one thing he really wants is to meet his idol, katy perry. we wanted to reach out to tony to see if he had heard from katy and to find out how he's doing, so "right this minute" via skype, we have tony harrison from federal way, washington. have you heard from katy perry? >> no, i have not. but i have heard that management has been contacted and that something is in the works. >> so that must make you hopeful. are you excited about just that little bit of information? >> that little bit of information made my hopes skyrocket. >> what made you decide to do this video? >> one of my friends decided to say, hey, why don't you do a bucket list. one of my things on there is to meet katy perry. she is one of my celebrity idols. the reason i made this video and i'm excited about how viral it went. >> dell us about your battle? >> i was diagnose

agent calvin harrison which the brave men and women on the front lines are facing each and every dayink all of us here on the subcommittee want to do everything in our power to make sure that we give i.c.e. the tools, resources and the support that they need to get the job done. tangible border security requires that we take a layered approach and not solely focus the line in the sand that separates the u.s. from mexico. we have the long, often liquid border that we share with canada and are thousands of miles of coastline, because the truth is despite the best efforts on personnel, infrastructure and technology and drug and human smugglers and others will inevitably dry to find a way through. not only do hardworking people come across the border in search of a better life, but human smugglers and drug mules also come into this country with less and pure motivations and often prey on the innocent. it's important to note that whe, visa security cannot be overlooked. the core truth is many who enter the country illegally walk in through the front door and never leave following the expi

. >> harrison lim. charles. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. my name is harrison lim. before i retired, i was a social worker in san francisco more than 35 years. i know nancy pelosi, not because she is a high-ranking officer, but as a committed servant to this great city, and have seen all the great work that she has done for san francisco. i believe it is a great idea to name a drive in golden gate park in her honor. she deserves it. she has secured federal funding to help develop and transform san francisco into a world-class city, such as the presidio is well-kept and maintained. treasure island is a living tourist attraction. hunters point will have a bright future, too. this is all because of nancy pelosi's effort. i know that she has also secured money for training and placement programs. this is important for low income families and immigrants. her love of golden gate park is there. she took her children there to play when they were young. her heart is in san francisco. she cares for people. i have seldom seen such a high- ranking political figure who was so co