we start a new contract. >> and i understand that but the question is if we're working with jamestown for the last couple of years to have this fall through the cracks when we know they're going to continue to do the work they're doing. these to me are like check offs and not renewals and falling through the cracks. >> right. >> i'm not going to give you orders but i want you make you aware of these. >> we agree. >> and unacceptable and letting eight weeks go by and not having something in place and if this is a drop down sprainz i need you to reach out to me and we can have that discussion. >> certainly. i understand. >> thank you. >> and on wallenberg. >> good evening. on wallenberg it was a couple of things. you're exactly right. we should have corrected and caught early on. one that it's money that's a grant and there was a misunderstanding about not putting a k reso forward until the money was loaded in the actual account for the code, so it was waiting until it was it seems less 5rui]kñstressful than to look at something z knowing we had eight weeks )ñ)>% work going on and it ha

she drove to the state prison at jamestown by this point her son, also named john, had been missing foralmost four years. >> i knew the minute i walked in and i looked at him, that he had murdered john. after they left me alone with him, he started to cheer up, when i kept saying over and over again, john, we need to know. >> he did not crack at jamestown but those familiar with the case tell me that joan davies set the stage. when he begin serving his burglary sentence at men's colony he started a sexual relationship with a cellmate charles rice and told him about killing the boys. rice turned him into authorities hoping to get a deal on his own manslaughter charges. >> detectives thought he would be more talkative with his cellmate there. they joked about returning to the scene of davies murder and finding wild animals. >> he told detectives he went to the davies house after in the morning convinced him to drink beer with him and stabbed him in the back with a pairing knife. >> he said he also stabbed davies in the threat but dropped the knife. so he finished him off with a 12-inch ro

she drove to the state prison at jamestown. by this point her son, also named john had been missing almost four years. >> i knew the minute i walked in and i looked at him. that he had murdered john. after they left me alone with him, he started to tear up. when i kept saying over and over again, john, we need to know. >> dunkel did not crack at jamestown but those familiar with the case told me joan davies set the stage. when he began serving a sentence he started a sexual wrip a cell mate charles rice and told him about killing the boys. rice turned dunkel in to authorities. hoping to get a deal on his own manslaughter charges. >> detectives thought dunkel would be moretalkative there. the two joked about dunkel return together scenef the davies murder and findg wild animals. dunkel told detectives he went to the dave yeez house after 2:00 in the morning convinced the fwoi drink beer with him, then stabbed him in the back with a pairing knife. >> he said get the stick out of his back. i pulled it out. >> dunkel said he stabbe

she drove to the state prison at jamestown. by this point her son, named john, was missing for almost four years. >> i knew the minute i walked in and looked at him that he had murdered john. after they left me alone with him he started to tear up. i kept saying over and over again, john, we need to know. >> dun ce l did not crack at jamestown. but those familiar with the case say joan davies set the stage. when he started serving his sentence in san luis abyss spoa he started a sexual relationship with a cell mate, charles rice, and told him about killing the boys. rice turned dunkel into authorities hoping to get a deal on his own manslaughter charges. detectives thought dunkel would be more talk tiff with his cell mate there. the two joked about dunkel return together scene of the davies murder after and finding wild animals. >> dunkel told detectives that he went to the davies house after 2:00 in the morning and convinced the boy to drink beer at edgewood park and then stabbed him in the back with a pairing knife. >> get th

she drove to the state prison at jamestown.by this point her son, named john, was missing for almost four years. >> i knew the minute i walked in and looked at him that he had murdered john. after they left me alone with him he started to tear up. i kept saying over and over again, john, we need to know. >> dun ce l did not crack at jamestown. but those familiar with the case say joan davies set the stage. when he started serving his sentence in san luis abyss spoa he started a sexual relationship with a cell mate, charles rice, and told him about killing the boys. rice turned dunkel into authorities hoping to get a deal on his own manslaughter charges. detectives thought dunkel would be more talk tiff with his cell mate there. the two joked about dunkel return together scene of the davies murder after and finding wild animals. >> dunkel told detectives that he went to the davies house after 2:00 in the morning and convinced the boy to drink beer at edgewood park and then stabbed him in the back with a pairing knife. >> get the

sveum was free to leave tortolla and return to jamestown, rhode island.e tried to settle back into his routine, running his dive shop. years later he would return to tortolla, but this time in handcuffs. >> coming up, called an accident, could that drowning have been deliberate? a dramatic re-enactment on tape of the day in the deep. >> we wanted to find out. >> when "dateline" ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> when we came home and looked at the phone and saw there were 12 messages, i immediately thought somebody died. >> colleen remembers the dayny lost their head master and friend. >> how did you take the news? >> i cried for three months in a row. it was hard. it's a hard thing to think, that someone -- that could happen to someone. >> and not just anyone

didn't see too much in the way of the bismarck area but right now rain has turned over to snow from jamestown, grand forks will soon change over and even fargo will watch it turning to snow in the morning. we could even see school cancellations in this area for the first week of october. how much snow are we talking about? there's a possibility along interstate 29, the white is 3 to 6 and the pink is 6 to 12. a quick thump to the eastern side of minnesota right with the border of north dakota. other areas of concern today, still more fog this morning in the northern mid-atlantic states. the airports could have more delays. new york city down to philadelphia. still very humid and mercy. we've cleared it out for nice weather texas into the ohio valley. the cold air behind that snowstorm, billings and denver down into the 30s. this cold air is going to sweep across the midwest. minneapolis will have a very chilly day and eventually that air will arrive tonight and tomorrow in chicago. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. boston, mass., co

candle stick heights will be a 196-unit affordable family housing development located at 833-881 jamestown avenue. although originally conceived as ownership housing with 66 units presently built, the development has been reprogrammed and as affordable rental housing. and this financing will enable the sponsor to complete the remaining 130 units. this development is significant because it has been undertaken without any city financial contributions and all unit also be affordable to households earning no more than 60% ami, or 61,800 for a family of four with 43 units specifically restricted to more than 50% or 61,500 for a family of four. to develop the units without city dollars, the sponsors, holiday development, l & m development partners and bayview hunters point multipurpose senior services structured a complex transaction that will realize cost savings from below market rate financing provided by citibank and gain additional development resources from tax credit equity provided by wells fargo bank. with your support for this resolution we anticipate financing will close within the ne

swain was free to leave tortola and return to his small island of jamestown, rhode island.o settle back into his routine he held for years. running his dive shop. but now without his shelley. >> years later he would return to tortola but this time in handcuffs. >>> coming up, called an accident, could that drowning had been deliberate? a dramatic reenactment on tape of that day in the deep. >> we found out what we wanted to find hey guys, can i get next? here you go kid. hey aren't you. yep. vogelsong and posey did you check the rating? the rating? yeah, it's simple. always check the rating symbol on the front and read the content descriptor on the back now that's a good call. thanks guys. ahh son, i don't think this game is for us. maybe you should get this one. this kid can play. [female announcer] for more information, visit esrb dot org. at the phone and saw there were 12 messages, i thought it meaned somebody died. >> colleen remembers the day thayer academy lost its headmaster and beloved friend shelley tyre. >> how did you take the news? >> i cried for three months i

and construction of a 196-unit multi-family residential rental housing project located at 833-881 jamestown street, known as candlestick heights apartments: 1) approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a funding loan agreement; 2) approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a borrower loan agreement; 3) providing the terms and conditions of the note and authorizing the execution and delivery thereof; 4) approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a regulatory agreement and declaration of restrictive covenants; 5) authorizing the collection of certain fees; 6) approving modifications, changes, and additions to the documents; 7) granting general authority to city officials to take actions necessary to implement this resolution; and 8) ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the note and the project. >> same house same call. this resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 8 is from the budget and finance committee without recommendation. the resolution authorizing additional allowance of up to $5.10 per rentable square foot for c

it happened near harney way and jamestown avenue just as yesterday's game was getting under way, the49ers versus the giants. police say a 27-year-old man from elk grove was with a group of friends. an argument started and someone stabbed the 27-year-old. police arrested a 22-year-old man from daly city and 30-year-old man from san francisco. >>> closing arguments begin today in the trial of a man accused of killing a musician. he is one of four men accused of gunning down dewey tucker on interstate 80 in 2010. he's also on trial for the death of a santa rosa man in 2011. they thought tucker was a rival gang member and killed him. they say it was vega who pulled the trigger. the three other men have already been tried. one was acquitted of murder. two others pleaded no contest to lesser charges. >>> a san jose city councilwoman accusing police of delaying their response times on purpose. rose herrera sent a mailer to voters claiming police are using tactics against the city in retaliation over pension reform. this weekend her critics, including the mother of a police officer who was k

well, in jamestown, obviously, it was all centered in jones. and when you have a congregational polity, that authority derives from the consent of the governed, as in any democratic institution or in other words, from the congregation. >> well said. and i think it's a key point in this program, because if you - the power of religious belief, if you allow it to be vesseled, for lack of a better word, in a single person, if the person - as she said it did - if the person becomes the focus, then how is that power dispersed? it's a bit frightening. yeah, susanna? >> yeah, but in that whole situation there, you would have needed a secret ballot, too, from what they say, and that's not very likely to happen. and you have to have people who are capable of voting - of making up their own minds. and you were making a little joke about the lawyers earlier - they would have been the last group to fall for thing in the absence of concrete - of solid evidence. but they, apparently, weren't even free to lead - they didn't feel like they could lead a revoluti

you decades later europeans from spain settled in st augustine florida then came the settlement of jamestown virginia by the british in sixteen zero seven and during this time white settlers ruthlessly push native americans farther and farther west also around this time the slave trade picked up and over the next three centuries twelve million africans were put on ships sold to white european settlers in america and forced to work as slaves with no human rights whatsoever as we know the slavery and usurpation of native american lands continued long after the revolutionary war was fought and all the while white men in america were starting businesses acquiring property accumulating wealth passing that wealth on to future generations that acquired more property open more business is an accumulated more wealth to pass on to more future white generations of african-americans on the other hand were slaves who own no wealth and had no economic rights what economic rights excuse me whatsoever for the most part african-americans were not starting businesses accumulating wealth and property and passi

>> it's good looking over at jamestown and looking at this body of water where i have spent years exploring and enjoying. >> but it's also home to many people who remain convinced david swain got away with murder. >> is there still a cloud over you? are people always going to say david swain, he got away with killing his wife? that he was cut loose on a technicality? >> that's their opinion. i can't tell you what to think. i don't want to tell you what to think. if you want to hear the facts, i'll be happy to share the facts. but i'm not going to spend a lot of energy trying to change something that you've made up your mind on. >> shelley's gravestone is also close by for those who loved and apyre e amired her to visit. >> if i was to ask shelley what do i do about this, given the situation she would say focus on the here and now. find the good in everybody you see around you. see life's blessings. if you need help, i'll point them out for you. that's what she would do. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us.

a survey that i looked at said that a majority of fourth graders couldn't identify jamestown as the firstnglish settlement. host don't know why the pilgrims came from england and less than a third of all 8th graders can explain why the colonies fought england. so we have a whole lot of work to do and we owe it to our kids to give them the tools to learn what it means to be american. >> mike: i think it is a wonderful opportunity for families to sit down with their kids and read a book to them and help them learn american history. by the way, all of the members of the studio audience will be getting a copy of callista's new children's book. thank you very much for writing the book and for being here today. >> thank you, governor. >> mike: mr. speaker, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> mike: the administration knew the benghazi embassy attack was the work of terrorists and they kept on blaming it on a video. now, president obama's reelection seem says the only reason it is even an issue is because mitt romney is politicizing the whole thing. my response to that and some other notable quot

a survey that i looked at said that a majority of fourth graders couldn't identify jamestown as the first english settlement. host don't know why the pilgrims came from england and less than a third of all 8th graders can explain why the colonies fought england. so we have a whole lot of work to do and we owe it to our kids to give them the tools to learn what it means to be american. >> mike: i think it is a wonderful opportunity for families to sit down with their kids and read a book to them and help them learn american history. by the way, all of the members of the studio audience will be getting a copy of callista's new children's book. thank you very much for writing the book and for being here today. >> thank you, governor. >> mike: mr. speaker, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> mike: the administration knew the benghazi embassy attack was the work of terrorists and they kept on blaming it on a video. now, president obama's reelection seem says the only reason it is even an issue is because mitt romney is politicizing the whole thing. my response to that and some other notable qu

majority of fourth graders couldn't identify jamestown as our first english settlement.on't know why the pilgrims came from england and less than a third of 8th graders can explain why the colonies fought england. >> mike: well, i think it's a wonderful opportunity for families to sit down with their kids and read a book and learn american history and by the way, all the members of our studio audience will get a copy of calista's new children's book. thank you for writing the book and being here today. >> thank you, governor. >> mike: mr. speaker. [applause] >> the administration knew the benghazi embassy attack with as the work of a terrorist and kept blaming it on a video. now, president obama's reelection team says the only reason that it's even an issue is because mitt romney is politicizing the whole thing. my response to that and some other notable quotes of the week coming up. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cym

and the recent study shows that a majority of fourth graders don't know what jamestown was.ty of fourth graders can't tell us where the pilgrims came from. fewer than a third of eighth graders can't say why the colonies fought england. so we really need to take responsibility and teach our children what it means to be american. >> sean: you know, by the way, it's a fun thing, the elephant's cute. but it's obviously a good way -- we have all of these other characters out there, have you elmo and sesame street. but you don't have one that teaches american history. is that why you decided to create the elephant? >> that's right. i knew i needed a unique character to capture the interest of small children. i considered hippos, bunnies and giraffes. but i couldn't resist the elephant. >> sean: you mind coming up with one for the democrat it's the dummy-- the donkey? i'm kidding. it's a joke. >> as i say, this book is a pro-american book. it is not meant to be a conservative or a republican-- >>> it's all kids. >> it's a celebration of our patriotic values? >> one of the thingings

jamestown road when he was approached at 1:30 p.m. they started an argument with the victim and he was stabbed. he was taken to the hospital. the suspects were taken into custody. >> also two people are dead responding officers said that there were small and middle of it, and a female victim was taken to hospital where she later died. no arrests have been made. and a man was arrested and killed an east oakland. at the 5600 of hilton st. they found that a man lying on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead. no further reformation wa-no more information was provided to us. and how about getting uin update. >> a gorgeous day. and some areas of dense fog. keeping that in mind with mostly cloudy conditions and slightly warmer. we do have a warming trend with even hot this week. but it looks pretty good for more baseball. the satellite and radar for the last several wars with high pressure. we see some high clouds the satellite however and the rider for the last several-- hours when the showing us some areas of dens

swain was free to leave tortola and return to his small island of jamestown, rhode island. routine he held for years. running his dive shop. but now without his shelley. >> years later he would return to tortola but this time in handcuffs. >>> coming up, called an accident, could that drowning had been deliberate? a dramatic reenactment on tape of that day in the deep. >> we found out what we wanted to find at the phone and saw there were 12 messages, i thought it meaned somebody died. >> colleen remembers the day thayer academy lost its headmaster and beloved friend shelley tyre. >> how did you take the news? >> i cried for three months in a row. it was hard. it's a hard thing to think that someone -- that could happen to someone. >> and not just anyone. but someone so full of live as vivacious, energetic shelley tyre. what had happened to cause her to drown while scuba diving off tortola? back home in rhode island, the newly widowed david swain shared few details. even with good friends like local marina owner bill munga. >> do you remember what you said? >> yeah. i gave

there and waiting and i realized that nothing has changed since i got my first driver's license in jamestown, north carolina in 1973 at the dmv. the second thing ever realizes that i have to run for governor. we have a broken economy in north carolina but north carolina is the best state in the united states of america. we have unlimited resources. we have to unleash those resources under the ground and unleash our education resources. that is why i am running for governor. it is time for north carolina to come back and that is why i am writing for governor. -- running for governor. >> we have about 1.5 minutes left so i've one more question. [laughter] it is a very serious question. how difficult is it to tell the truth with a capital 't' in the world of politics? >> it is not a problem for me at all. my dad passed away a week after i was elected mayor and on election night, he was very sick and he hugged me. he said to what is right. i meant that as part of our culture is a value in north carolina and it is my track record of being a mayor and city council member and being a husband. and a

it happened near harney way and jamestown avenue just as yesterday's game was getting under way.ice say a 27-year-old man from elk grove was with a group of friends when two men approached them. an argument started and someone stabbed the 27-year-old. he was seriously hurt but is expected to survive. police arrested a 22-year-old man from daly city and a 30-year-old man from san francisco. >>> 5:35. new this morning, could the super bowl be coming back to the bay area? we'll find out today if san francisco is in the running to host football's biggest game in 2016 or 2017. bob redell is live at the new 49er stadium in santa clara, which would be the site of the game. but there's something unusual about the way a bay area super bowl would actually be hosted. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. yes, we should learn later this morning the 49ers, that is, whether their new $1.2 billion stadium that you can see that is going up rather quickly here in santa clara will be the host of the 2016 or 2017 super bowl. alluding to what you were just saying, even though the ga

it happened near harney way and jamestown avenue just as the game was getting started yesterday.say a 27-year-old man from elk grove was with a group of friends when two men approached them. an argument started and someone stabbed the 27-year-old. he was seriously hurt, but is expected to survive. police arrested a 22-year-old man from daly city and a 30-year-old man from san francisco. >>> in the east bay, a preliminary hearing begins today in a murder case that's gone unsolved nearly 30 years. steven carlson is accused of killing 14-year-old tina fales. carlson was 16 at the time of the killing but investigators did not link him to the case until last year. carlson has pleaded not guilty to the charge. the now 44-year-old is expected in court in oakland today for a preliminary hearing. >>> 6:35. the corroded pipe which is believed to be the cause of that massive fire at the chevron refinery in august is now being linked to another fire just last year. the san francisco chronicle is reporting that the investigation into the much smaller fire in october of 2011 documented allegat

i grew up in jamestown where i learned my values.fication. then i move to charlottetown where i became a leader in the private and public sector. right now are our state faces serious challenges. we have the sixth highest unemployment rate in the nation. people are looking for jobs, trying to hang on. i am running to try to fix our broken economy and government. >> thank you for those opening statements. asking the questions of the candidates are three veteran television news anchors. member stations of the north carolina as the stations abroad taster's nominated journalists to. they were selected by random drug. we have dave jordan from the greenville ma rket. and dave wagner from charlotte. also the topics and questions for this debate were selected after surveying members of the association of north carolina. after the candidates have provided answers, the candidate complementing first may provide an additional response up to 30 seconds in length. if any candidate exceeds that time, i will interrupt and advance our discussion. the

i am an analyst at the jamestown foundation and my question is for mr. kern. it seems to me that when you talk about the gulf and the problem and challenges the next administration has to deal with, one of the biggest questions is what kind of leadership will the next administration deal with? with a 91-year-old prince who is 86, it seems certain who is president next will face new leadership in saudi arabia. my question for you is who do you think that might be? they you think it will someone with a significant impact on the relationship with saudi arabia and the region at large? there has been some -- there has been a quitter insider you're probably familiar with who has been releasing a lot of ostensibly inside information from the inner circle, the royal family confirming a lot of rumors people had heard about certain members's health and ambition. nice to know what your thoughts were on this. >> thank you. you have tacked a few years on to the king's age. >> and the crown prince -- [talking over each other] >> we are in a better place now than we were two

gill in jamestown, north carolina, on our support president obama lunt. caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. i thought president obama did a superlative job. he did much better than the previous debate. he went toe to toe with governor romney. i think president obama just missed 1.1 candy crowley asked how governor romney would differentiate himself from president bush. -- when candy crowley asked. president obama could of said most of romney's top advisers are former bush advisers. if you are being advised by those who advised bush on his failed policies, we will only have the same thing all over again. i think that governor romney did not answer the question from candy crowley about signing the lilly ledbetter act. he digressed and went into a binder thing about how they looked for women. he did not answer the question in terms of whether he would sign a bill stating that there should be equal pay. i think president obama did a wonderful job. i am so grateful that he came back with an a-game to counter many of the and discrepancies that the go

going to gil in jamestown, ohio. hi, gil. what did you think of the debate last night? i think president obama did a superlative job. he went so to toe with mitt romney. i think president obama just missed one. . when the moderator asked how mitt romney would differentiate himself from president bush, it would have been nice if president obama had pointed out that all or most of all his top advisers are former bush advisers, so if you are being advised by those who buys president bush and those failed policies, we are only going to have the same thing all over again. i think that iran may did not answer the question about signing bill lee ledbetter -- lilly ledbetter act. he did not answer the question in terms of whether he would sign the bill stating there should be equal pay in that regard. that is my comment. i think president obama did a wonderful job. i am so grateful that he came back with an a game to counter many of many of the things that romney has been reporting. >> last night, according to twitter, 7.2 million tweets cent during the debate. you can see when

mccrory: i thank jamestown, north carolina for participating. i am proud to have her participation. compared to north carolina standards the current success of kids reading after third grade, that is a very high standard and would be a tremendous improvement because right now or a large percentage of our kids are not doing basic reading and writing after third grade and yet almost all of them are being promoted to fourth grade. when you do that, the likelihood of them dropping out of school is extremely high and we have been allowing these social promotions. i have looked at systems by mitch daniels in indiana and jeb bush in florida and seeing we put strict criteria and resources in the first three grades especially third grade and in sure if the child cannot read or write or do basic math, put all the resources at that grade level to insure that there is no longer social promotion because when that happens we are failing our students and failing north carolina. >> moderator: mr. dalton. dalton: that is why smart start is so important that he supported those 20% cuts to that budget

. >> my name is joshua jacobs, analyst at the jamestown foundation. my question is for mr. kern.seems to me when you talk about the goals of the problems and challenges the next administration has to deal with, one of the biggest questions is what kind of leadership is the next administration going to deal with? at the 91 euro can, it prints' 86, it's almost certain workers present next will face a leadership in saudi arabia. my question for you is who do you think that might be and you think it's someone will have a significant impact in our relationship with saudi arabia and on the region at large? i guess whatever tack on their as there has been a twittering inside -- i'm sure you're probably familiar, who has been releasing obsessively inside information from the inner circle at the royal emily confirming a lot of rumors people had heard about sort numbers how come a certain member submission. i wanted to watch her thoughts were this. thank you. >> i think you've tacked a few years onto the kings age. >> and a few on the crowned prince. were in a better place now than we were

one thing was this is that nothing's changed since i got my first driver's license in jamestown, northcond thing realized is i got to run for governor. we have a broken government in north carolina. we got a broken economy in north carolina, but north carolina is the best state in the united states of america. we have unlimited resources, unleash resources. under the ground, unleash educational resources, unleash the private sector. that's why i'm running for governor. it's time for a carolina comeback, and that's why i'm running for governor, and i really appreciate the people for having us here tonight. >> moderator: i've been told we have a minute and a half left. one more question to come to. [laughter] then we have to go. it's a serious question that an ethicist posed to me two days ago. how difficult is it to tell the truth with a capital "t" in the world of politics? mr. mccrory? mccrory: not hard for me. my dad passed a week after being elected mayor, and on election night, he was sick, and he hugged me, and said "do what's right." that's part of the culture that i value here i

>> i'm joshua jacobs, analyst of the jamestown foundation.when you talk about the gulf, the problems and challenges that the next administration's going to have to deal with, the biggest question is what kind of leadership is the next administration going to have to deal with, and with the 91-year-old king, a prince who is 86, seems certain whoever is president next will face new leadership in saudi arabia. the question for you is who do you think that might be? do you think it's something that has a significant impact on our relationship with saudi arabia and the region at large? i guess what i would tack on there is there's been a twitter insider, i'm sure you're probably familiar, releasing a lot of extensively inside information from the inner circles of the royal family concerning rumors people have heard about certain members' health and ambition. i wanted to know what your thoughts were on this. thank you. >> that would be you. >> yeah. i think you tacked a few years op to the king's age. >> and a few on to the crowned prince, about te