. >> jean harding 449 duncan street the day's the preapplication meeting the neighborhood immediately voiced multiple observations to the 34037 project you got it right in having the removal of the fourth floor but it took a site invest and many many calls before the pack of the project that the project was modified one notable foot went beyond what the code was. the rdt was not aware yet initially without being aware of the grade the team directed the removal of the floor the department never asked for an explanation but i found that was strange north yet now their claiming the project meets the residential guidelines even considering the plan of the block, however, in a dense he urban environment that regard the commission needs to consider how the project impacts not only the street phase but the properties on 28 street. because of the acoustics particular to the area conversations on the roof-deck are loud. the planning department has not properly addressed our concerns regarding property noise they don't acknowledge they have baked and any activity including conversations will be

hard object. >> overbey believes jean poured an accelerant on jim, set him on fire, then, inadvertently carriedl can out of the workshop when >> i an explosion in that workshop, and that there must be evidence in the ashes to prove it. >>> jean long's family hired defense attorneys wade crumbly and barbara moon for what they feared would be a long, difficult trial. barbara moon met with jean in >>> jean long's family hired defense attorneys wade crumbly and barbara moon for what they feared would be a long, difficult trial. barbara moon met with jean in the county jail. >> she was a very broken woman. sort of, just, twiddling her hands and shaking unbelievably. i thought she was very genuine. and i believed in her. it's just that simple. >> a week later, jean's church managed to raise the money for her bail. jean's family insisted that her marriage to jim was a happy one. jim's daughter from a previous marriage agreed. >> i was glad that he met someone and that he was happy and that he wasn't going to be alone. >> any time you seen jim, you seen jean. seen one, you seen both of them. they went

she was active. >> jean was a single mom, working hard to give her daughter a leg up in life.ortunately, she could not protect her child from a sexual predator. >> i was sexually abused four times by the time i was 10. >> the first assault took place while 9-year-old raleigh was attending church. there in the back bathroom raleigh says she was raped by a teenage boy from the congregation. >> it was before church started, right before sunday school. he came in the bathroom, picked me up against the sink and just like ripped my panties off and just held my mouth and did what he had to do. >> raleigh says that she was so frightened by what happened that she never told anyone at the time, not even her mother. >> no. what could i say? i was afraid because the setting was church. i did something wrong. i felt like i was going to be blamed. >> like many sexually abused children, raleigh felt she was the guilty one. and with each subsequent assault, the little girl tumbled deeper and deeper into a bottomless well of shame, silence and isolation. >> i felt unloved. i was being sexually

once the red lanes are in place, it will be pretty hard to talk your way o of that ticket. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> be careful. the traffic is right behind you. >>> which are shaking up the cell phone industry. the change that could give you more power to switch providers. >>> caught on camera, authorities storm a canadian plane filled with passengers. >>> he was on his way to being a high school drop-out until he was introduced to an ancient practice. how it saved his life. >>> a developing story overseas. it is now saturday morning in gaza, and a 12-hour ceasefire has begun. israel made the offer after turning down a week-long truce proposed by secretary of state john kerry. hamas agreed. nearly 900 people have been killed since the conflict began earlier this month. most of them palestinian civilians. now while israel may be honoring this brief ceasefire, officials say they may soon expand their ground operation in gaza. >>> heads down, hands up! >> the nerve-racking moments on board an air canada flight headed from toronto to panama. an unruly passenger prompted the

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hard to hide those. >>> the oakland police department is adjusting its stance on whether the mayor jean quan was talking on her cell phone in the moments before that car accident after quan's car hit another on june 8. police say neither driver was on the phone. the driver of the other car says quan was on her phone and ran a red light. but yesterday opd said it is unclear if a cell phone was involved in the incident. quan says she was not on her phone. >>> california voters might get the chance to decide whether california is too big as it is. venture capitalist tim draper is behind the plan to split california into six states. he delivered petitions he says that have enough signatures to put the plan on the ballot in 2016. so if draper could get thousands of signatures for an idea like this, could you? kpix 5's mike sugerman went to the streets of san francisco to get support for his new plan. >> reporter: we want to start putting sewer lines above ground instead of underneath the ground and we're just trying to get on the ballot. would you mind signing it? >> sure. >> sure. >> reporter: okay. >> get

jean? >> reporter: raj, no traffic up here right now. just lots of heavy equipment. take a look. caltrans isn't wasting any time. they're already hard at work up here on the northbound lanes of the 280 extension. now caltrans did the same work in may in the southbound lanes. and that closure caused lots of traffic on city streets. this time with the northbound lanes closed, drivers can expect some gridlock. traffic on northbound 101 in san francisco is notorious. >> i hate 101. too much. too much. too much traffic. >> reporter: drivers on this slow snake through the city are about to get even more company. caltrans is closing the northbound 280 extension until monday for repairs. >> we can replace a section of freeway the hinge, where two sections of the overpass structure come together. and after 50 years, it's become fairly worn. >> reporter: the concrete is crumbling. it take crews several days to demolish and then rebuild the road. giants fans will have to use alternate routes to get to thursday's game. >> opera in the park saturday night here. >> kim was thinking about driving in saturday. >> it will be a mess. maybe we should

pants tight and went through a period of bell bottoms which was a hard period for me because i was still rocking -- now we call them skinny jeansrning more about you in your childhood. how we watched tv a lot, "fantasy island." zee plane. and -- >> "the love boat," and "dukes of hazzard" and "superfriends." at that time you could consume all the television. you know, it was only four channels and watch everything. >> uhf. isn't it true -- you got that. rabbit ears. >> exactly. is it true that gavin macleod knocked you down in the airport. >> when i was a kid i remember being in an airport and i got prouded into by like toddlers do and i just got flattened by gavin macleod and i remember looking up and seeing the captain of "the love boat" staring down at me and said sorry, hi, i'm gavin macleod and walked away and altered mire reality. >> you think that would be a pleasurable experience but it was not. like you've had an aneurysm. >> enjoyed spending time with you. exciting and wild. come aboard. justin, thank you. all the best going forward and new episode of "the leftovers" is on hbo on sunday night. >> every day we get to se

hard on the town. cheryl was about the third person recovered in her seat fully clothed and brought up by the coast guard. she had her ticket in her blue jeans had her name on it. >> the ramada inn at jfk airport is where the family members congregated and each day we had a morning briefing and afternoon briefing. the daily briefings became really everything to us because they would tell you who was recovered. someone would come around and tap you on the shoulder. that tap on the shoulder, i know it sounds odd but that was a blessing because all we wanted at that point in time was to recover our loved one's bodies and take them home. you talk about blessings and god's intervention in helping you through tragedies like this, a friend of mine who was a chaplain with new york city police, he gave me this little cross that i have and soon after that, pam was recovered, and then katy was recovered and shannon was recovered. i gave this cross to another person who had not recovered and then right after that his person was recovered. and they passed it down all the way down the line to the last person, jim herd, his son jamie had not been recovered

hard on the town. sheryl was about the third person recovered. in her seat, fully clothed and brought out by the coast guard. she had her ticket in her blue jeansd her name on it. >> the ramada inn at jfk airport was the place where all the family members congregated. each day we would have a morning briefing and an afternoon briefing. the daily briefings became really everything to us because they would tell you who was recovered. someone would come around and tap you on the shoulder. that tap on the shoulder, i know it sounds odd, but that was a blessing because all we wanted at that point in time was to recover our loved ones' bodies and take them home. you talk about blessings and god's intervention in helping you through tragedies like this. a friend of mine who is a chapel with the new york city police, he gave me this little cross i have. and soon after that, pam was recovered and then katie was recovered and shannon was recovered. i gave this cross to another person who had not recovered. and then right after that, his person was recovered. and they passed it down all the way, all the way down the line to the last person. jim hurd, his

hard to enforce in a big way. >> some of us are old to remember jean kirkpatrick at the united nations with the proof that the sovietsive to keir simmons in eastern ukraine with the latest on the downed fighter jets and anything else. keir? >> reporter: hey, mika. yeah, this happened around 1:30 local time, which is 6:30 eastern here in eastern ukraine. we're understanding that there are two fighter jets that have been hit. it's confused, as you'd expect, since it only happened in the last few hours but it looks like both of them were downed. ukrainian's defense ministry saying there were two crew members on each. they are fighter jets, ground attack jets which will fire missiles or small munitions. so we suspect that they were involved in some kind of attack rather than simply flying over. we don't know that for sure. we did, mika, by the way see a couple of ukraine january jets flying over here. we're standing here in front of the wreckage of mh-17 that went down in this field. while we were here today, we saw a couple of ukrainian jets flying over, so it could be that they were the very jets that have been shot at

jean hickey you earned the gratitude of this nation for the work you did in uniform and you knew when you took this job it was a hard time and it was a hard job and that's why you took it. it would have been easier to have retired after the groundbreaking you're and for that i'm grateful and you know, we're part of organizations that we get judged on the organization over individual merit and if you think you got a tough job, we've got one to do it too. that's okay. that's the way it's supposed to be. that's why i bring it up. i want to make note, this note, to me, is more than just a note in a bathroom. this is a tangible example of the cultural problems. and this note and the disrespect shown to these staffers. this was not an ignore the staffer. this was ignore the people of southern mn's first diekt. ignore the people of the 8th district of pennsylvania. this attitude -- they were doing exactly what i've said here encouraged them to do. go out and investigate for this committee so we could get data and prove it and be welcomed. imagine if you're a congressional staffer finding information, imagine how intimidati

part-time job right now because going to so many interviews, it's hard to balance my time and get a part-time job. so it would be difficult. >> jean'se up 24 hours a day. work at night. go bar tend. go be a waiter and erarn a lot f money in tips and give some back to your parents so they don't have to pay for your phone. >> mom and dad, you like the sound of this? >> sounds great to me. >> he's going to give in. i can see it. we will follow up and see what happens. >> i think that's a good idea. >> come back in a few months and we'll check in. >> i hope i'm out of the house by then. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> what had everyone looking up pink floyd this weekend? it happened -- it hasn't happened in 20 years. right? >> yeah. >> we'll tell you what it four wholesome grains. sugar. only six? six grams of sugar? that's really good. excellent, delicious... and yummy! honey bunches of oats. tasty! yummy! that new guy is like yeah but you'll regret it. what about him? healthy like this super smoothie. yeeeeuk! the perfect man and the perfect snack, don't exist. you sure? try dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. perfect cause it's