jane. my name's jane. i had a sister called jane. it's a lovely name. [ indistinct conversations ] [ knocking ] miss henderson, how are you feeling? better, slightly. has there been any development with the case? have the police questioned mr. cotton? yes. his alibi is flimsy. of course he has a motive, but no incriminating evidence so far. then thank goodness i have you helping with the case. i have a motorcar arriving in an hour's time. i'm happy to give you a lift back to melbourne if you want to get off this train. i'm hoping the inspector's finished with me, but i wouldn't want to trouble you. no trouble at all. plenty of room for one more in the car. well...that's one problem less. isn't she glorious, inspector? you ready, ladies? what on earth? [ engine turns over ] they say the top speed's 85 miles an hour, but i'm sure we can do better than that! [ jazz music plays ] constable, is it possible miss fisher has just kidnapped the victim's daughter and one of our suspects? it is now, sir. bert: this'll be interesting. [ car door

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edward austen was jane austen's brother. - the jane austen? - the jane austen.nd he changed his name to knight when he inherited the chawton and godmersham estate. so you're a direct descendant of jane austen? - yes. - wow! she's my great-great-great- grandfather's sister. fantastic! jane austen-- that's a very interesting case in point. she was an intensely private person. only 5% of her correspondence survives. and people are hungry for the slightest shred of information about her. viney: now tell me about this. that is jane austen's cup and ball. that is her own cup and ball. how astonishing. and is it recorded that she played with it? yes, it is. yes, that was-- she's well-known as spending hours with her cup and ball. she could do over 100 in the cup, but it's one of the things she used to enjoy doing. of course, you can't put it to a forensic test. there's no d.n.a. that you can test that cup and a ball for to see whether it's got traces of jane austen on it. but the way he told the story and the conviction he had, to me, i thought that man is certainly co

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jane, thank you. now to syria. the diplomatic push to rid that country of its chemical weapons aweapons is well underw. most of the talk now is taking place in switzerland. secretary of state john kerry and the russian foreign minister are meeting in geneva. syria's u.n. ambassador today says his country has become a full member of the treaty banning the use of chemical weapons, in washington today president obama says he hopes diplomacy will prevail. our coverage begins with al jazerra's mike in washington. >> reporter: well, they met briefly on this first day of meeting in geneva, did secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart, tomorrow they get down to the nitty gritty to try to reach ideal to rid syria of chemical weapons. but as these two sides sit down. the russians and the americans, they can't agree on two very fundamental points, first, who was responsible for the august 21st chemical weapons attacks and should the threat of force be used to try to get syria to comply with the deal. going in

and i wanted to start by on behalf of the tjpa expressing our thanks and gratitude to jane morrison, as all of you know jane was a founding member of the tjpa advisory committee and at the age of 93 that she has decided to scale back the activity and fortunately for us she decided to resign her seat on the transbay cac in july. and but we are have, very grateful and honored that she included advocacy. and part of the long active volunteerism in san francisco which has included everything on work from woman's rights to immigrant's rights to worker rights and to ending homelessness and transportation and structure and she has been a tremendous ak set and so we are grateful for the service. >> and we have 15 seats on the cac and there are 15 seats and each one representing specified to represent a different con stit entcy, and the seat that jane vacated in july was the san francisco based transit advocacy and from mid july to mud august. and for that seat. and we have got a total of 6 eligible applicants. and from that pool, we are recommending, patrick valenito and he is a member of sp

lori jane gliha christopher putzel >> >>> it took three days for grand theft auto v to go from zero to $1 billion in sales. that is faster than any form of entertainment ever. if you are not a gamer it might be hard to understand the attraction of this lawless fantasy world where players are lost in high-speed joy rides and souped up cars, bloody assassinations and disturbing scenarios played out in the game and in our report from america's lori jane gliha. >> the cops are coming. get out of here. take cover. everybody. i don't know where my gun is. >> are you going to steal a vehicle? >> no. i'm going to steal another vehicle. >> even though these a long way from getting an official washington dc drivers licence, 11-year-old nico can cruise anywhere and do anything he wants as a virtual player in grand theft auto v. >> normally i'm a good driver, but... >> sure. >> i do kind of like doing in this game something that you can't do in real life. in real life you can't kill people like this. in this game you can. >> what do you feel like when you do that? >> that it's - it's not very good

jane ferguson is live with more.> reporter: yes, morgan, the officials have confirmed 24 bodies have been recovered from the coal mine in the north of the country. they are also saying that three other people are missing, three other miners, they are not going to presume them dead yet. but this incident did happen yesterday afternoon. now, the information coming from there is patchy, simply because this is such a remote area of afghanistan where it happened. it's about between 20250-kilometers north of kabul, the capital here. and up there, it's a well known mining area, but a lot of these mines are quite rudimentary. a lot of them are very unsafe and these sorts of incidents do happen from time to time. and like you said, morgan, there are also casualty figures coming out of that injuried. officials are saying 20 have been injured and several of those injured quite severely and those that were injured, we believe were locals who rushed in the site to try to rescue anybody 2r568d inside whe trappy heard the mine coll

let's go to jane ferguson for more on this one. jane is in kabul. what happened?rter: well, stephen what we are hearing is yesterday afternoon on saturday a coal mine own bide the government chance odd top of the miners inside. these are often very rudimentary mines. often with very little security or safety infrastructure, now, you said that 24 were confirmed dead we have just recently heard that 27 have now been confirmed. they haven't confirmed the other three because they hadn't recovered those bodies yet. and the government are now saying the local governor spokesman is now saying that all 27 bodies have been recovered. but another 20 people are believed to be injured, several of those severely injured. so the death toll could rise. it's understood that most of those injured were locals from nearby villages who rushed to the area when they heard the mine had collapse today try to help rescue people but they simply put themselves in danger also because they didn't have the kind of equipment and sophisticated rescue operation that would be needed for something

. >> jane fonda. he had jane fonda. listen, as nancy reagan. my scenes were were jane.er the first day, who is, who is this guy, this guy has me terrified. i go, oh, he just does that on purpose. >> i don't. >> what does he do to terrify jane fonda? >> first of all, you'll be in the middle of a scene. because jane said the same thing i said the first time. he keeps saying, no acting. throw it away. give me half of that. now throw it away. at the end of the movie, i gave him three t-shirts that said. half of that. now throw it away. >> i would like to ask her about own. >> you should. i would love to tell you. >> things are going really well right now. >> yes, things are going really well. >> when everything wasn't going well -- >> i had no idea but, you know -- because we went into own. we own own. if i'd gone down another hallway, there was actually -- there was like this huge like glass that said in case of danger, you know, crack the glass and out walks tyler perry. you know, that guy. holy cow. what a team you guys make. >> that was fantastic. having tyler perry to

please welcome supervisor jane kim (clapping). >> i was like to say that the department had of dwp is really we depended upon them and i call mohammed at all times of the day and before it was ed lee and when ed lee was out here personally cleaning the streets earlier in the morning i was a community orientationer and we used to do our own clean up of the neighborhood with the high school students and ed lee then department head used to come to chinatown to inclusive deliver the dust bags and stuff. it's really great to welcome you all out here. i want to say it's important we all participate in making our city as beautiful as possible whether it's the spreadsheets students at the carr michael the only school that serves our children through 8th grade. i think it's also important we're not all out here once a year. which when is so amazing if you're regularly out here cleaning the city this isn't just one day our regulating helping to clean our city and i want to say thank you. so let's get out there and clean our neighborhoods >> all right. one more speaker when the mayor launched th

i am so glad to be joining our supervisors and scott, and jane, our very strong advocates for our bikegram. and supervisor avalos as well. and as well as the rest of the supervisors and i want to thank all of the agencies working so hard to get to this and i know that i get to ride with chief sir today and loftus as well. and you know, but i want to thank everyone because jared and i are sitting there and we are asking ourselves why did it take so long? this is about our air, our air quality and we need to do a better and we need to do it faster shs but we are glad that we are here at this time, to launch a bay area, effort, to reduce our emissions, and by signaling to our regial partner and whether they are san transor our own mta or mtc and or whether it is redwood city, or santa clara all of our partners want to act together to make sure that we do the right thing and by starting a regional bay area bike share program, it is exciting because we are already thinking not just within the boundaries of san francisco, but we get to share this opportunity to share the bikes, and to drop t

america tonight's laurie jane gliha has been out, most of the day. laurie what is the latest you can bring us? >> well, joie, they are still trying to identify another person of interest in this. they are not sure what connection he may or may not have to the shooter, they're describing him as a black man in his 50s who earlier today was wearing an olive drab uniform. they are definitely trying to figure out who he is. they are also looking for people to go to the fbi website, they have placed a photograph of aaron alexis on their website and they're inviting anyone who has had contact with him over the last few days to contact them. they are trying to establish a time line and still look for amotive. joie, this was very chaotic, the shooting happened around 8:30 or shortly thereafter. a lot of them had practice for this for years, in emergency lock down, this wasn't a drill, it was definitely a scary situation. and many of these people had been in lock down for several hours. to give you an idea there's about 20,000 people on that compound and still

jane, just to give us some perspective here. if this attack happened early morning or late the night tonight, is that correct? >> early morning to several hours ago here. it is in the very far east of aflg oafghanistan on the iranian attack. it would have been early in the morning. even in the capitol when we do see a complex attack it happens just as the sun is rising. so it's fairly typical here. what we are also hearing is in the province this morning, also there have been a suicide blasting at which a targeted involve security forces. none believe to be western but afghanistan security forces. we are getting injuries at this point which is common after a blast has happened. 17 security force and onevilleian injured in that attack. were seeing as if there had been two take this is morning. two high profile suicide attacks across the country. >>> jane, you are talking about security in these. can you give us an idea of what security is in place. well, there would be heavy security. it's believeed that the afghan and that the u

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plans to play the most popular video game in the world. >> that report from our correspondent lori jane gliha. we did, by the way, reach out to the games developer rock star games for comment. they did not respond by our deadline. we want to talk about video games and personnel warnings. here is daniel breen burg, a freelance game developer and a member of the international game association and chair of antisocialship committee for that association. you must face this question often when a game like this, particularly one as popular as this is released with this level of violence. have to wonder. since you know the issues will come up, why wouldn't the gaming community self-limit the kind of games? >> well, that's like telling steven spiel berg he needs to self limit what he puts in movies because some people might be offended. i don't believe in telling video artists - and video game developers are artists - what they can talk about. no one says "breaking bad" is causing a nation of meth dealers, no one says the godfather movies are making a nation of criminals. people are willing to s

colleagues i want to thank many different people especially jane kim for being the co- sponsor of this i think historic ordinance that will make our corner stores more homeopathy and david chu and supervisor campos. this will create and oversee an assistance program for convenience store act a.k.a. fresh foods. it will help reduce tobacco and alcohol for focus. this will be for grassroots food assess and food guardians from the bay area and also the tenderloin corner store coalition and the tenant leaders in supervisor jane's district interest it those organization are supporting others in addition to help promote healthy eating. i wanted to shout you tell if t n d c and the vietnamese justice center for examining this effort. i look forward to seeing a day when all san franciscans can have access to affordable healthy food. thank you. thank you supervisor mar. with that madam clerk, please call the roll (calling names) there are 10 i's >> the ordinance is passed. why don't we move to our roll call >> supervisor you are first to nouns items. week it's good to see you hope you have had

senator jane nelson, chair of the senate house and health and human services committee said in 2012, obamacare is the wrong approach to our health care challenge as it does more harm than good. it will eliminate jobs, balloon the state budget and most importantly stretch to the limit our already overburdened health care system. senator nelson also observed texas is a large geographically diverse border state with challenges that are unique from other states. the one-size-fits-all approach of obamacare is wrong for texas. if given the opportunity we can -- opportunity week designed design a better system that fits the needs of our citizens. in march of 2012 senator nelson observed obamacare creates more problems than it solves, ballooning the state budget and burdening our employers at a time they're struggling to survive. in march of 2010 senator nelson observed in texas i'm deeply concerned with the devastating

attention, miss jane kim, president, dear board members, i have noted some minor infractions of both robert's rules and board rules as follows. according to robert, once the chair calls for a vote on a resolution there should be no comments while the vote proceeds, that is members should just respond ai or no because such comments are discussion that might influence other member's vote. members desiring to speak, must submit a card prior to the item being called, while i realize that in dealing with the public, it is necessary to be some what lenient, perhaps an announcement would help the public to be aware of the rules. and also, according to robert, and evlyn the gavel is not a hammer and should be used with one firm tap to call the meeting to order and continues to be my privilege to serve as parliamentarian and time keeper for the board. >> and now, i would like to

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schoe game will, jane crow sounds bill som referred. it sounds like jim crow.lmed jim that was her idea. there was something other calle jim crow, race segregation which lots of people are trying to ntrary show was contrary to law.there w there was something after she ll said called jane crow. crow sex segregation and she argued it was more or less the same thing. it was a radical thing to say in 1944. let me just read a little bit how pauley murray came to have this radical idea that effects all of us today. in the fall of 1941, she arrived in washington, d.c., for her first year of study at howard law school. wanting nothing more than to represent her race and struggles with segregation. she described her civil righted a vote -- ed a vote she was egger to demonstrate it. on the path to law was a simple trip south the previous year to see a relative which lead to her arrest aboarded a segregated but in virginia. after her arrest, the ncaap lawyers came to defend per. she loved what she saw. she loved seeing lawyer like thurgood marshal

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once i got this permission i was going to go back to jane kim's office to see what was best available for them. >> so for permission, when the commissioner asks for a permission to do something, he is or she is asking for permission to represent the commission or speak for the commission? one voice? >> i don't think that is what. >> no that is not. >> so you don't need permission. >> no. >> for all of us to be... >> no. >> she is asking for an agendaized special meeting. >> as opposed to jane agendaizing that meeting. >> well it is a special request for nighttime to... i have never had a supervisor's office request and notice the fact that night life has not been brought to the table when the community planning is going on and i think that this is a great step. >> that is great. that is awesome. >> all right. >> is that clear? >> all right. >> any other items to add to the future agendas? >> no. >> all right. seeing none, any public comment on all of that. >> none. >> closed. >> we are adjourned. >> thank you. >> no. never mind. we are not adjourned. >> i will be brief. >> i just want

enjoy the day and it's an honor to welcome jane back to the hatchery. (applause) >> good morning, my name is jane. i'm the mayor's chief innovation officer. before we get things started, i'm actually going to have one more company come up here because we're actually waiting for the press to get finalized and set upful. so, a couple more minutes to read here. how much time, press? no one is giving me any signs here. you guys are ready, great. so, we're going to hold off and have you guys come up a little bit later. so, again, my name is james. i want to thank the hatchery for hosting us here and being such an important part of the start-up community and for helping san francisco businesses start and grow here in san francisco. our first speaker is mayor lee. he has been a strong advocate of open data, both in his current position and also historically as the city administrator. and he's going to be sharing with you some really exciting announcements and his vision for open data. mayor? (applause) >> hi, good morning. welcome again to innovation month in

and san francisco, supervisor and commissionerer scott weiner. [ applause ] san francisco supervisor jane kim. [ applause ] sfmta board of directors tom nolan and cheyrlbrick man. >> and the mayor and director transportation policy, jilian gelet,. >> and mayor district, executive director jack broadbent. department of environment, melanie nutter. sfmta, bon ye. san francisco bike coalition, kit hodge. [ applause ] sfcta deputy director for policy and programming ana lafort. sfcta interim director maria lumabardo. and san francisco police chief greg sure. [ applause ] >> so how do we get here? as early as 2009, tda ban working towards a bike sharing program in santa clara county intended to address the bike issues on cal tran and provide the connections to the light rail and bus services at the same time, there was a growing interest from other bay area agencies to pursue and expand bike sharing on a regional level, as a recall, with the support from the partners represented here today from the bay area, air quality management districts, board of directors, the district submitted an applic

jane, that's what. me and stacey were gonna have a night in and then she stepped in. you were begging to come out with us. no, i wasn't. well, yeah that was one night. not tonight. look, if you didn't want to come, you could have just said. see you around. lucy... i'm sorry. just like that. you're gonna run away. it's best all round. you know it is... if i stay here, i'm gonna open me mouth and blab. no, you won't, zoe. i'm here to look after you. - i'm your friend. - yeah, but you're not here 24/7. i'm talking in my sleep. i wake up crying. i can't even go outside my front door. well, that is it, zoe. that's the problem. you haven't faced up to this. look, what's done is done and running away is not gonna change it. why not? what difference does it make if i stay or go? you, me, and chrissie. we're all in the same boat, okay? you need me... - and i need you too. - so i have to stick around to be your mate. zoe. look zoe, just think about this, all right? really think. you're happy to leave your family? little mo? and chrissie? she's sorted me a house, a flight. i can