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r hess so people have said we have a lot of narrow buildings. i went out history and measured this building. it's 9 feet ten and a half inches wide. >> the lot is a little more. there is an inch and a half on both sides. >> this is a real landmark. >> there is the dog. >> there is the required dog and the reason this is in there it has a green roof. this is a little shed that somebody built it's under the 100 square feet requirement and below no permit is required and they built this artist studio with a green roof isn't that odd? gorgeous studio an. >> these are earthquake refugee shacks and they replaced the tent cities put up in parks and house the ten's of thousand's of refugees and wurn winter was approaching and decided they decided a more permanent way to house these people and they built these cottages in city parks and presidio park and of this amount there are 23, 24 that are certified to still be standing although we assume there are many more hidden in people's backyards or suburbs and that type of thing and when the camps closed peo

mayor rob ford vowed on his wokely radio show today that he would remain on the job despite calls for hess resignation after police said they have a video that appears to show him smoking a crack cocaine pipe. ford apologized for unspecified mistakes and promised to make changes in his life. >> secretary of state john kerry visited cairo previously today in an unannounced stop on his middle east tour. the highest level u.s. visit to egypt since mohammed morsi was overthrown as president. at a press conference kerry stressed the importance of the u.s.-egyptian relationship which has suffered since the u.s. announced it would withhold $260 million in aid. clarissa ward is in cairo. she joins us tonight. clarissa, what is the purpose of this trip? >> reporter: well, jeff, essentially this trip was all about damage control. secretary of state john kerry really trying to rebuild this strained relationship with egypt. and he outlined some of the things that egypt needs to do in order for that to happen, namely 2 needs to push ahead with the transition, it needs to come up with an inclusive const

sam hess has -- >> is that a hug. >> no, it's cuddling. a dollar a minute. some pay for a massage.llar a minute. she has a boyfriend and he's comfortable with what she does. she has clients that range from women to men to depressed people. >> she's really -- she's walking a fine line. >> she's trained in the martial arts. >> i don't know what to say about that. >> have you ever heard of a peekery. >> no. >> you haven't. check it out. look at these little guys. so much bad stuff in the news and wanted to play video of these guys on display at the san diego have. china gets the pandas. we get. peccaries. san francisco zoo on the endangered species list. they're a breed of pig and they're so cute and learn something new every day because i never heard of a peccary before. richard lui with amazing reaction. >> game on saturday. we were talking about auburn/georgia. 25 seconds left and that amazing catch, oh, my god. circle juggle and auburn wins. look at the reaction from the crowd. >> whoo-hoo. >> jumping jehosephat. >> stay tuned because "way too early" starts right now. >> our fathe

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the west and people suffering one source of inspiration was the bow tie and so outraged by stephen hess of mourning for a peaceful uprising against finance capitalism. unemployment has soared especially among the young. seventy percent of theirs in their twenties are forced to live in. radical austerity measures of contentions and slashed a range of benefits critics say the social safety net has been treated. oh is that it is still single city in the united states in october that year the occupying movements made use of social media tool and ninety nine percent of the population to stand up to the region roughly one percent the enormous cost of the country's wealth. will their bangs cut billions in bailout funds. young people have a hard time paying for their education. and mr have rich parents the gap between rich and full of crisp white the techie what began as a peaceful demonstration in istanbul against plans to build a shopping center in casey talked to get a countrywide wave of protest against state and its proceeds authoritarianism istanbul people have to leave their homes to mak

that's been possible in the state of hesse and since two thousand to. it was conducted by local pastor that we signage. she gives couples like the older houses an official certificates of their union is recognized under church law. but her attitude isn't shared by all of her colleagues. some lutheran clergy want same blessings and weddings between a man and a woman kept separate just within our state organization are huge variety of parishes and creeks. in his parish. it's completely normal. there are others who struggle with the issue and you have to account to be a twenty five of time. one of those parishes especially for an hour's drive north of frankfurt. a bob papa is the pastor here. he's a member of the church decision making body the sign up. he says there's no basis in church lawn for same marriage. one gop's think about conservative values was once held that ties together the two thousand years. i'm not following the trends the day. but values and norms that is stable but have a cool message would also be some room for exceptions. one of micha

it will be one of the positions sam hess puts in her planned book, but that's for another day.onight. >>"and then generally, i will massage their hands from positions like this." >> reporter:sam is with a friend, not her boyfriend. he is looking down on her in a photo taped to the wall. this is a platonic friend, and while he's not a paying client. >>"i feel great." >> reporter:this man is, and she has dozens more like him. >>"yeah, you heard me right, i'm a professional cuddler." >> reporter:there are ground rules in this world. >>"it's not about the adult side of touch at all." >> reporter:she tells her clients only to touch her where it would be appropriate to touch a child, and while it may look like she's just hanging out. >>"so this is the tandem bicycle," >> reporter:sam says there is a skill here that is worth $60 an hour. >>"having the right touch for the right person at the right time is very specific." >> reporter:there are special playlists. >>"phil collins, jack johnson," >> reporter:she'll dress up according to her client's taste. she keeps records of their person

hess renowned prowess for fighting. he knocked the kid out in one punch.s to harry's point about notifying the public. they found the guy, punished him. they wanted him arrested. >> they continue to happen, the people behind it, there are definitely some folks have been charged. >> right. >> where is the threshold? what do police need to do to stem this tide? >> well, hopefully, this trend will wear out like everything else does and they'll stop doing it. there is extra police patrols on the street, keeping an eye on water going on, on the street. what we have to do also is we have to charge the other youths. they've got to be charged acting in concert. this isn't just one kid. what happens is you got a group of four or five kid. they will all talk about who they will attack. they have this guy, that guy. one says i will take the picture. they know they will attack that person, nobody is going to stop the attack. they were all aware of it. like this one kid arrested the other day with several guys here in new york, they release the rest of them, they shoul

hess lists his residence in los angeles. cops have been there. this is his family home in pennsville, new jersey, not too far from philadelphia, in pennsylvania. and the cops are there talking to the family. and they're telling us now that they say the alleged shooter in the los angeles international airport shooting this morning, 23-year-old, was suicidal. that he talked to the family about suicide. that the father had tried to file a missing person's report. and that in the end he wasn't allowed to because his father -- his son was too old for that. at any rate, flights are now coming into los angeles international airport. this is flight tracker we're watching. this is a cafe specific flight in from hong kong that's being allowed to land. flipts are coming in and things are getting more back to normal in los angeles. more on the suspect, the family and the investigation as we female narrator: the mattress price wars are ending soon the mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. we've challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower pr

stone hess he stands by his reporting. the only one star that he's gotten on amazon.but there you go, the wife. >> she said she wanted to like it. >> yes. and a lot of critics say it's not harsh on jeff, the founder, and i guess it's a matter of opinion. >> there you go. thanks, scott. >> 6:15. happening today in a few hours the doors will open for the new $800 million graton resort and casino. the casino off highway 101 in rohnert park, this one comes with a lot. hundreds of table games but the other possibility would be huge and regular traffic jams. >> also there this morning bob redell is live inside the casino with more on what folks can expect as well as a long buffet line i would imagine. >> good morning to you. they are expecting thousands of people during the grand opening which is going to be a few hours from now at 10:00 this morning at the graton resort and casino here in rohnert park. this is the largest vegas style casino in the bay area. it could possibly be the largest in the state of california. ñ expensive it is. it cost 800 million to build, 340,000

. >> we stopped off at the hess station around 10:00 pm. sergeant beaver was there with corporal shand and myself, and we were having some coffee. call came out, "signal 18, shot fired." immediately, when you hear that it's a shooting involving one of your own, you know, adrenaline's pumping, and we jumped up from the table, ran out and got in our cars and started heading down us-1. (sirens wailing) i pulled up on this side. we noticed the door open to the house. went in through the kitchen, and first door on the left i noticed was open and is where i saw some feet laying on the floor. and i proceeded in the room and i saw deputy banks crouched down by the bathroom door and a female laying on the floor, some blood dripping from her face. there was a gun off to her left side, and i noticed the tac light was on and the holster was just right next to the gun on the floor. >> narrator: beside her on the carpet, investigators found a second bullet hole, and nearby, the shell casings. >> sargeant beaver ordered me to go ahead and get jeremy out o

. >> very early on in your statements, you talk about how t-mobile and sprint, we know from dan hessedating, mandating they need more towers. what does that mean? what is behind that incredible thirst by those two companies who aren't as big as verizon and at&t. spending like mad to put up more towers. >> well, all carriers in the u.s. today and shortly around the world are going to be racing to 4g, that's the fourth generation technology of wireless services. it's more commonly called lte. and both sprint and t-mobile are racing to try and close the gap a little bit on the network quality issues that exist between them and at&t and verizon today. they're both very focused, very serious about improving their networks and sba's been a beneficiary of that. >> final little, real estate investment trust. i know you've gotten that operating loss balance. would you consider converting to a reit prior to utilizing the nols or does that not make sense? >> you know, jim, ultimately we will be a reit. i think it's going to be the best vehicle to create long-term shareholder value. but my view o

you know, there was a great libertarian figure forgotten now named carl hess. ago, i don't understand why conservatives say they want a more efficient local government. or they say they like local government better because it's more efficient. he said if you're a libertarian, you don't want efficient government. you want to be free where it matters most. and it's really at the state and local level where there has been so much oppression, so many rights withheld, so many ordinances that were unjust. it feels a little disingenuous for people to pull states rights out as a way of guaranteeing people's freedoms. >> right. i want to just pull something out that actually you wrote, sam. i think particularly in the age of president obama, it has -- the language has taken on a slightly different twist. again, it's not just about taxes and protecting people's rights. but it feels like there's an undercurrent that is more about attacking the legitimacy of president obama. you wrote in the new republic, the nullifying spirit has been revived as a form of governance, or m

by hess teammates, bad. he was nicknamed big weirdo.e, this all ceremony requestiously get up and move to a different table, leaving him to sit alone. they're tough places. after months and months of this, it should stop.enan we'll tell you, i'd be the guyae to stand up and clock the sobs. he was pushed to the brink and left the team. he's off the team now. the team needs some serious butu kicking. the coach, get your stuff together. okay. so you read it and like, oh, my gosh. man up,. martin. >> i felt terrible for him. i felt bad for sebelius at the hearings. so of course i'm going to feel bad for him.n't i don't understand. the immature behavior at the cafeteria is incredible. you should see what greg does to me in the hallway. >> i read the story. i don't know enough to make an't opinion on this.gh t i know that the media has a huge obsession with bullying stories and when the media grabs a story like this, i always know it's, exaggerated and overplayed. and i do believe this story -- there is another side tod thisi story. studies s

it's dan hesse to told us there are no issues. dan hesse said there are issues. the stock has been on fire and it's not necessarily coming from management projections. an honest guy. notre dame guy. >> they have a plan. just happens to be a long-term plan. >> i think it's the 400-year plan. >> are they including like mars to venus? do they have that? >> there are other earths out there. >> how much spectrum? the federation keeps spectrum very tight. >> aol, that's going to pop up by about 4 cents today. >> armstrong keeps delivering, the most understated, least promotional guy. >> he came on our air one time and said it's the greatest quarter in the history of man and we're eating up the not promotional. are you kidding me? >> he's a self-effacing promoter. they did it right. >> a little humble. >> got it. >> you know, green bay came and they were all promosal. mean while we have guys calling all over themselves to say listen, priceline, stanley. i think priceline will be blowout. it's an amazing company. people don't realize it's the european way to travel and t

merle newman has a heart condition and it's not clear if he is getting hess medication. >> >> here is found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: i have to ask, what kind of car is this? >> it's not a clean air car >> reporter: yeah, i know. parking spaces for clean air vehicles. it's not unusual to find regular cars parked in the clean air spot. why are you parked in a clean air spot? >> because i wanted to. >> is that a clean air vehicle? >> no. >> at least an honest answer. >> i work for channel 4, people behaving badly. >> gee, yes, i guess i'm behaving badly. >> propane power >> is it, really? >> yes. >> let me see. >> i don't have time. >> then, it was the driver of this bmw. >> is there is this a clean clean air vehicle? >> no, the parking lot is designed very poorly. it's hard to get into, the light is horrible. >> even the mailman ignored this -- this mailman decided to move his mail truck to a regular parking space. >> >> reporter: why did you park here? i'm searious? >> i was in a hurry. >> reporter: i spoke to whole foods who don't own the parking lot, but they tell me

inevitable the board would do the same for whistleblower italian should -- retaliation as they did for hess v. department estate. because it is so broad it flouts the intent of the reform act and whistleblower protection act and strongly bipartisan whistleblower protection enhancement act, reforms who work for years to act. of course, even before conyers there was a jaw-dropping lack of oversight of the seemingly arbitrary and overuse -- overuse designation. at the direction of the president, opm and nis issued a joint opposed to rule to clarify proper use. we agree it is about time. but unfortunately it does nothing to assure us that the obama administration plans to curb the practically unlimited discretion afforded to agencies. improved sufficient oversight or protect critical rights for whistleblowers and civil service. in fact, the proposal is poised to expand the use of these designations to overly broad categories positions such as senior manager and undefined programs and the fact-finding positions. before final rule, far more needs to be known about the scope and cost, impacts, due

hess bow la, lebanon to hezbollah fighters in syria. the war happening in syria.y today though, there is also not so much negativity but a more pragmatic response from the president shimon perez says this should be judged by results and not words, ross. >> thanks very much indeed for that, duncan. >>> with the institute is gina sanchez and joining us is garrett. good to see you. when i was speaking to your colleague harry last week, he said, look, we're skeptical that any deal will hold. do you still hold that skepticism? >> yes. the current agreement essentially leaves the current oil sanctions in place. exports restricted to 1.1 million barrels a day. we see that not changing over the course of the six months. various wavers are going to be renewed in december which means that china will also restrict their exports. in fact, the price response which you said was down $3 or so. it's come up a little bit. we have prices coming down to where they were last thursday. that's appropriate because the oil supply impacts of this agreement are zero at the moment. >> so we

he has heart condition and it is not clear if he is getting hess medication. >>> that squirrel monkeyg stolen from the zoo has died. officials say the primate died from complications related to heart disease on thursday. and in december 2011, someone cut into his enclosure and was taken. it triggered a hunt and world wide attention. the banana sam was found the next day. the story is part of san francisco lore. >> straight ahead, the faa says that passengers may use their cell phones in the air but what do the passengers and airlines say about it. this is the view from walnut creek. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway is just what they crave. a hero of the table, "so delicious" they'll rave. fresh, natural, frozen. it's the best selection around. spend $30 and a frozen safeway turkey is just 59 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. this tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> you can talk on your cell p

hesse >>: and to discourage jane and large part when you take a look across america.et. one home in malibu you could buy 10 homes in cleveland. for the same side-size of space with sae don't get the specific ocean and cleveland. these are not sustainable for ever. >>mark: you can catch rob black segment on the kron4 morning knows as well as our new kron4 app. >>darya: more people are expected to fly over the thanksgiving holiday this year. an industrial trade group says an estimated 25 million passengers will fly over the 12 day thanksgiving travel. . that's one-and-a- half percent more than last year. that 12 day period begins friday, november 22nd in runs through tuesday, december 3rd. the trade group, airlines for america, said airlines are adding seats to accommodate the holiday demand. it also said plans are expected to be more than 85 percent full on the busiest days. >>darya: the fit--the fda is announcing that it will require the food industry to gradually phase out trans fats. they say are a threat to people's health. the move could prevent 20,000 heart attac

. >> be i the way, he did explain to everybody at column aia and hess dead serious, because, you know are all scared to death of mika, she plays gracie allen c-span. >> she plays gracie allen on tv the second the cameras go off, she's a bitch. she is her father. she takes on that accent. okay. you all will be fired tomorrow. >> i don't know why you'd be afraid of me. >> we're all afraid. hey, alex, look at alex. we do enrate is people in on this, she does play the gracie allen routine. who scares the hell out of you every day? >> first answer is mika, a close second is mika. >> you don't realize this. >> are you that sweet. i am so strong. >> we are not try to be sweet. >> all right. gracie, can you do your gracie routine and maybe lucille ball, stumble around a exit and find the machete. >> does that make willie vivian -- >> i like. keep dicking that hole. "wall street journal," it's this one, right, because i wouldn't do anything that you don't approve of. >> she picks it out and acts like these differential. >> you are so part is. nobody asked, during the 2008 primary race, mr. oba

berkeley where he became the poster boy for a promotional ad for a scholarship program that hess kidslieu cannot receive aid. his experience that put him on the path to become an immigration attorney. >> my mom worked 12 hours a day, seven days a week, sacrificed her time and energy just to support my education, so i knew i couldn't give up. i want to do best and i thought education is the only way to help my family, and help myself, and to contribute back to our society. >> after the president's speech, he told reporters he did not go to the event with the intention of disrupting the speech, but in the moment, he just felt compelled to just say something. >> he clearly did. what was his response to president obama's response to him? >> yes. that's exactly route. ok. so he says that he thought the president's response was very disappointing. that's what he told reporters after the speech. he didn't get a suns of urgency from the president. he really feels passionate about it. he said that he was truly representing the voices of our undocumented students currently in detention centers

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police think he was take bin hess father, mesut guler.y's mother called sunnyvale police to report the kidnapping yesterday afternoon. this morning, we are learning the suspect's car was spotted two times down in the san diego area. guler's phone has pinged off a couple of cell towers. that's how police feel they are able to keep track of him. police would like to be on the lookout of guler, now of turkish dissent. 22 years old, six feet tall with a skinny build. police think he is in a car like this one, a 2004 brown gmc envoy suv with a golden eagle on its back window. the license plate number, 6hil892. >>> san jose state university leaders will be meeting to talk about budget cuts. they are unable to avoid them even after they passed proposition 30 which increases taxes. most of the cuts will be coming at the expense of nontenured professionals. >> good morning to you. we have hit a dry area. today, we are going to see the peak of the warming trend. nice and clear, strong, high pressure still in control of the forecast. some pretty sig