is little jessie's father. >> when is the last time you talked to jessie? winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. >> jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old. he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff for mental retardation legally. and so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in high school when he was 16, a year earlier than this. >> jessie knew damien echols and jason baldwin but not very well. they lived in a neighborhood close by. what was your world? what was your day like? wha

you may as well tell us what you did. >> jessie, damien and jason were all arrested hours after jessie'sigh of relief that someone was in custody that was being accused of committing the crimes. >> pam hobbs is stevie branch's mother. >> based on what the police told you, they were 100% certain these were the guilty guys. >> uh-huh. and so believing in my justice system and believing that the police who are to protect and serve i really felt like they had the right ones and i wanted to do something to them. >> what did you want to do? >> i wanted to bash their head up against the wall, kick their face in. i was just so angry. if i could have got ahold of them i think i probably could have shredded them with my bare hands. >> you wanted to kill them. >> i did. >> but while jessie may have confessed, he soon took it back and steadfastly refused to testify against jason and damien. ultimately, jessie was tried separately, and ultimately, it would be his own words that would convict him. >> he hit him with his fist and bruised them up real bad. then jason turned around and hit steve branch.

the family began hearing details about the circumstances surrounding jessie's death within days of the official announcement they had said that. just. his humvee was struck. broke the checkpoint had the torch just to be hit just. came out of the top of the turret and they think that he had broken his neck. and that was it was a little. within an hour of the incident just the arrived at the thirty first combat support hospital in baghdad where he died on the operating table as doctors tried to save his life jesse was pronounced dead at two thirty five that morning from what doctors at the scene described as. massive blunt abdominal trauma the result of being thrown from the humvee that evening when the doctor examined the results of the post-mortem cat scan he noticed the presence of a bullet in jesse's back but did not fill out the paperwork to correct the death certificate later in a sworn statement he claimed that jessie did in fact die as a result of a gunshot wound or g s w the final autopsy was performed on jessie's body at dover air force base during the autopsy the doctor discov

the family began hearing details about the circumstances surrounding jessie's death within days of the official announcement they had said that. just. his humvee was struck. broke the checkpoint had the torch just the hitch. and jesse came out of the top of the turret and they think that broken his neck. that was it was a little. within an hour of the incident jesse arrived at the thirty first combat support hospital in baghdad where he died on the operating table as doctors tried to save his life jesse was pronounced dead at two thirty five that morning from what doctors at the scene described as. massive blunt abdominal trauma the result of being thrown from the humvee that evening when the doctor examined the results of the post-mortem cat scan he noticed the presence of a bullet in just his back but did not fill out the paperwork to correct the death certificate later in a sworn statement he claimed that jessie did in fact die as a result of a gunshot wound or g s w the final autopsy was performed on jessie's body at dover air force base during the autopsy the doctor discovered tha

the family began hearing details about the circumstances surrounding jessie's death within days of the official announcement they had said that. his humvee was struck. broke the checkpoint had the torch just to be hit just. came out of the top of the turret and they think that he had broken his neck. and that was it was a little. within an hour of the incident just the arrived at the thirty first combat support hospital in baghdad where he died on the operating table as doctors tried to save his life jesse was pronounced dead at two thirty five that morning from what doctors at the scene described as. massive blunt abdominal trauma the result of being thrown from the humvee that evening when the doctor examined the results of the post-mortem cat scan he noticed the presence of a bullet in just his back but did not fill out the paperwork to correct the death certificate later in a sworn statement he claimed that jessie did in fact die as a result of a gunshot wound or g s w the final autopsy was performed on jessie's body at dover air force base during the autopsy the doctor discovered

when was the last time you talked to jessie? his home on a cold, winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old, he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff for mental retardation. legally. so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in high school when he was 16, a year earlier than this. >> jessie knew damien echols and jason baldwin but not well. they lived in a neighborhood close by. what was your world? what was your day

on the day of the funeral jessie's family and friends were joined by thousands of canton residents who pay their respects for the funeral was it was amazing i mean i've never. been to a funeral where even i literally felt the love from the people around the community helped raise him in the community bury him within hours of learning that jessie died from a bullet lodged in his back army officers in iraq knew that jessie was killed by either us or polish forces who opened fire when the driver of the dump truck failed to slow down or heed warnings to stop as gunfire rang out across the traffic circle the driver was shot and killed sending his truck careening into jesse's humvee. the search conducted on the dump truck revealed that the driver had no weapons thus officers inferred that the fatal gunshots must have come from us and polish forces firing from positions behind jesse army officers launched an immediate investigation into the friendly fire incident including a ballistics analysis by the u.s. army criminal investigative laboratory within weeks the laboratory confirmed that the b

jessie larson, jenny low. >> mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and speak are cards should be submitted to the clerk. items are on the board of supervisors agenda. >> before we begin i would like to entertain a motion to excuse supervisor mar. motioned by supervisor wiener. >> please call item no. 1. item 1: agenda[hearing - fiscal and operational state of san francisco pride]1308331.sponsors: campos; wienerhearing on san francisco pride's fiscal and governance shortcomings as outlined in the 2010 memorandum from the office of the controller, steps taken to resolve said shortcomings and the current state of the

. >> jessie and will collins were among the first people allowed back in >> i cried. i mean it was utter devastation. >> they found four feet of mud inside their residence. what's left? >> we owned our business outright. it took me 30 years, 30 years to get to here. >> just down the street, fema's swift water search and rescue team was going through the neighborhood, trudging through high water to make sure everyone has been accounted for. these boots on the ground are part of the rescue process. but now, a week after the floods, fema's attention is turn to go money to help people get back on their feet. >> this is a street here there is not supposed to be a river running down this street. a lot of folks in these small communities don't have flood insurance. only about 6,000 people in bolder county have flood insurance. >> carol walker is with the rocky mountain insurance association >> you hate to exaggerate and talk about a 500-year flood but this is a historic unprecedented event in colorado. >> she says a lot people in colorado who were affected by these floods we

even on coarse, frizzy hair like jessie has, with just one pass. >> look at that.fectly straight from the scalp down. turn tthe side. >> wow, look at that. >> perfectly straight. all that kink that's in here, perfectly straight. all right, honey, you are going to be amazed at the results. we're going to let you go and we're going to l youo it. >> all right, have fun. we'll see you soon. ...all of our volunteers went backstage to try the perfecter for just three minutes. it didn't matter the length or texture of their hair, the results were incredible. ally has very long hair that looked ratty and dull. then she used the perfecter. >> this is amazing. i can already see the shine, i can already see the shine. >> patti: now look at how smooth and beautiful it is, full of shine and style. >> hi, gorgeous. >> i love it! >> oh, my gosh. >> wow, look at that. >> it's beautiful. >> oh, my goodness gracious, i love it. what a transformation. >> i know. >> total transformation. >> patti: and jessie's problem was dry, frizzy hair. but after simply brushing with the perfecter,

jessie graph, good morning.ause i'm trained not to hurt anyone. the first was leverage hawaii 5-0, commercials. >> how did you become a stuntwoman? >> well, as soon as i heard it was a job, i put all of the things i'd been practicing my whole loof into action. the main thing was just getting into the business. i researched l.a. and how to get into it for a year my last year of college and then i found out all the gyms that some people trained at. trained at all of them and went from one to the northwest. >> were you a gymnast? >> i grew up climbing everything and jumping off of everything. i did gymnastics pole vaulting, a little bit of martial arts and cliff diving and swimming. >> what did you major in in school? >> i started with air oi space engineering and then decided i hated it. well, the original plan was always to be an action hero on tv anyway so i transferred to the university of nebraska and worked in theater. >> if you and i were friends as a little girl i would have said, jessie, i don't think you

so we have an a minus from matt, a b minus from jessie jane and kgb from ellie. remember getting that grade in school. i think i'm probably glad. >> you were playing movies earlier today. showing the movies of our president. i think putin right now is like khan in the star trek movies. we can trust him a little bit but he will turn on us in a second and we have to be ready to blast him in case that happens. >> i they is probably right. >> you give putin a b minus. >> a lot of his op-ed was factually incorrect. i didn't want to go in to the details with. that he was consistent in saying he was supporting democracy and freedom but he is in this so deep. he has supported aside, a supplied weapons to assad but his argument was convincing and he outsmarted us by getting the op-ed published. he was driven, focused and saying now what. b minus. >> some red marks but an acceptable grade. he can move to the next one. matt kibbie you say a minus. >> in terms of political propaganda it was almost perfect except he couldn't help but take the shot at american exceptionalism.

today, we're clerked by erica chang and want to announce our sfgovtv staff jessie larson and bill dylan and thank our audience for attendance >> (calling names) commissioner breed. >> present. >> commissioner chu. >> chu present. >> chu present and farrell absent and commissioner mar and present and commissioner weaning. >> present. >> wiener present. >> we have quorum. >> we'll be moving up our closed session 10 item none 10 after item 4 human resources. >> item 2 approve the minutes this is an action item. >> colleagues, any questions on say minutes. >> any member of the public want to commit on our meeting notes seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we will have a roll call vote. >> (calling names) item passes. >> item passes investigated. you're next item >> chairman's report this is an informational item. >> good morning colleagues this pass month major milestones passed on major projects first, let me congratulate the caltrans authority on the east span on the new bridge. it's one ii sky to go at night i went a couple of weeks ago i was expressed looking at the old beauty ther

y envÍa un mensaje que dice: disculpa jessi, asÍ se baila. >>> la mujer mejor pagada latina. >>> y estÁfe guapisima como nuestra invitada. >>> estÁn idÉnticas. >>> ojalÁ tuviera 30 mil en mi cuenta. y vamos con luis sandoval donde nos contara todo lo que se viviÓ. >>> estoy loco por saber lo que pasarÁ en el whater. ♪ ♪ >>> le pedirÉ a pedro que me enseÑe a bailar. ayer fue el primer dÍa del otoÑo, y comenzamos las temperaturas mÍnimas, mÁs frÍas en el centro y norte del paÍs. chicago con mÁxima de 66. y nueva york no se queda atrÁs, su mÍnima de 51, mÁxima de 66. un dÍa soleado tambiÉn. en la florida hay lluvias, especialmente por este frente estacionario, hay que tener cuidado porque puede traer ciertas inundaciones. y hay lluvias para nebraska, las dakotas. san francisco con 71 de mÁxima. los Ángeles con 89. phoenix 92. atlanta 80. miama 90. pero tiene 60 de posibilidad de lluvia. no olvide su paraguas. y quiero envitar a que envÍen sus fotos otoÑales, al twitter @ "despierta amÉrica" o al mÍo personal. >>> estoy loco por ver el traje de eva y adÁn. >>> dedicate a bailar. >>> bueno,

el lÍder africano de los derechos civiles jessi jackson hizo un llamado a la movilizaciÓn popular. >>ora que como en los 260 hispanos y afroamericanos luchen juntos, y si es necesario, vayan a la cÁrcel juntos, para detener deportaciÓnes que estÁn dividiendo familias y presionar a un debate migratorio en el congreso. >>> y la verdad que necesitamos que el paÍs entero pueda volcarse a favor de los inmigrantes. >>> para el presidente de la fundaciÓn mÉxico americana para la defensa legal y educaciÓn, el impasse en la cÁmara de representantes es una tÁctica cuando se sabe que ya existen votos necesarios para aprobar la legalizaciÓn. >>> es tiempo para que haya menos politiquerÍa y mÁs acciones, ambos el presidente tiene que parar las deportaciones y el congreso tiene que permitir un voto sobre la legalizaciÓn. >>> y hoy raents demÓcratas de arizona mayor otro de texas presentaron una propuesta que legalizarÍa a mÁs inmigrantes, que la iniciativa aproblema Á por el senado. >>> presentar algo ideal. algo que de seguridad, a tener un proceso para ser legal y ciudadanos. >>> y el prÓximo 5 d

even on coarse, frizzy hair like jessie has, with just one pass. >> look at that.ly straight from the scalp down. turn to the side. >> wow, look at that. >> perfectly straight. all that kink that's in here, perfectly straight. all right, honey, you are going to be amazed at the results. we're going to let you go and we're going to let you do it. >> all right, have fun. we'll see you soon. ...all of our volunteers went backstage to try the perfecter for just three minutes. it didn't matter the length or texture of their hair, the results were incredible. ally has very long hair that looked ratty and dull. then she used the perfecter. >> this is amazing. i can already see the shine, i can already see the shine. >> patti: now look at how smooth and beautiful it is, full of shine and style. >> hi, gorgeous. >> i love it! >> oh, my gosh. >> wow, look at that. >> it's beautiful. >> oh, my goodness gracious, i love it. what a transformation. >> i know. >> total transformation. >> patti: and jessie's problem was dry, frizzy hair. but after simply brushing with the perfecte

host: donna that next for jessie jane duff. good morning.y father died in a veterans hospital in 1972, and i have realize that they have made a lot of leaps and bounds in medicine since 1972, but i still have a bad taste in my mouth when it comes to veterans hospitals. i ran into a lot of veterans over the years. i was in the national guard when i was in high school, and i met a lot of the video -- vietnam veterans on their way to the wall. --d.c. macros in the guard back when i was in the guard. i have a lot of respect for veterans. i think the way they are treating them is of lawrence. -- abhorrent. they should've known that these veterans were going to come into the system with all of the wars that we have been in for the last 10 years. i really wish they had actually stepped up and actually took the money and the time into it before all of this started happening. guest: absolutely. his statement have hit it right on the head. the way it has happened in how for it to get to this point for to get to the attention of your having a backlog o

arrested two more people in the murder of a san jose state nursing student last month. 23-year-old jessie grant and caras warren have been arrested. another man has been arrested in the killing of a 19-year-old woman august 3 in downtown san jose. police say the shooting was gang-related shooting and chico was an unintended target who was in the vehicle at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> happening now in san francisco, a mural has been unveiled in on of the olympic sailing champion who died practicing for the america's cup races. andrew simpson's boat capsized in may. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at van ness. amy? >> look how huge this measural -- the mural s the artists were overwhelmed. this is the largest mural the university has ever produced. you cannot miss it, 116' wide. it is 50' high. 18 students painted this mural. several of them are here this morning to dedicate it. they decided to paint this scene early in the year. they picked america's cup because of the excitement the event has brought to the city, such a big event for san francisco. the project was well unde

today, we're clerked by erica chang and want to announce our sfgovtv staff jessie larson and bill dylan and thank our audience for attendance

. >> we have invited jessie from the center for independent living to come and tell us how destination elevators interfaced with persons with disabilities. >> when destination elevators storfirst started appearing, thy presented a number of challenges to individuals with disabilities. what happened was, elevator technology outpaced california building code. building code has a number a provision that makes traditional elevators usable by people with disabilities, but destination elevators presented challenges, particularly with cited. how do you know to get from this keypad to your our corporate car? >> we had a terrific program where we develop and administer the bulletin, which your help, elevator companies, involvement from the public, and you can tell us the outcome of that. >> what is amazing about the process is we had both government and private industry, as well as people with disabilities at the table for three years creating these accessibility standards. what we are doing here is being looked at by the department of justice access board and state architect's office. that is

it has is original side if you're looking at straight at the hotel the original side is on the jessie corner and we have the darkroom. we went to the planning department to expand that 5 years ago. it was a pretty beautiful space. right now we have a crew in there that's putting that as a high-end allegiance. we have the drapes and it's going to be a nice lounge. we're going to try to attract and market to the supporters of the world and see what happens. they're in discussions right now with the 50133 to utilizes part of the basement just for the music for the community. at this point it doesn't make n any financial expense and the reinstated is fairly inexpensive so they're to open it up for a quarter of the space >> i know it pretty much what you would get from the community leadership alliance by since you went to the b i a n e o n a in time i was wondering is there something that you derived from them that you didn't get from the neighborhood groups? and a yes, a different we went to urban solution trying to build the community through business. i think that down there the people

right now jessie and i are going to hook up our audience. who wants some? iphone magnetized! >>> next, a legend is in the house. >> john legend on the love of his wife and why he's been hanging around naked. >>> plus, mama june up close with a celebrity crush. that's coming up. >>> welcome back. let's head across city walk here at universal hollywood and check in with maria who's with a music superstar. >> cheers, everybody! >> reporter: here's to the nine-time grammy winning multiplatinum selling artist to now online nudist? >> i was shocked. >> yes. >> you went for it. >> got to get naked. >> reporter: john legend stripping down for funny or die's at home with legend. >> i did have something on. >> i was wondering. >> they blurred it out. so it appeared i'm naked the whole time. >> do you like walking around the house naked? >> if i'm on home alone or just me and christy, i'm not ashamed to walk around naked. >> reporter: plenty from his new album "love in the future." ♪ we were making love ♪ we were making love >> now the brand-new single is all of me, which is a song abou