derek evans and we want to thank the members of sfgtv staff who are recovering the meeting for us, jim smith and jessy larson. >> do we have any announcements. >> be suo

. >> one of his customers is jim smith. >> i am lacking a mind as far as my neighbors can go. i am a slow steady. i am caught up with him now and my neighborhood is good to go. >> he is expecting the violence in ferguson to continue. stephen king used to work as a police officer. he remembers a more peaceful time. >> when i worked in that area, the windows were not boarded up. when you drive through there and you see that, it really touches your heart. >> this is the spot just a few kilometers away. family and friends were trying to come to terms with their loss. many of them are worried by the increase in gun sales. >> i believe that the purchase of a handgun shows us that how much we are diverse. >> the more guns that are out there, the more likelihood that we will be shooting. >> michael pruitt works for an african-american group formed more than a century ago. he is not surprised that his neighbors are buying guns. >> you are highlighting crimes or other things that involve african-americans, then of course when you have of crisis like this, people tend to believe that all

derek evans and we want to thank the members of sfgtv staff who are recovering the meeting for us, jim smithnd jessy larson. >> do we have any announcements. >> be sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices completed speaker cards to be submitted to the clerk and the items acted upon today will be appearing on the july 29th meeting. >> item one is a hearingconsider that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to vladimir cood for buzzworks, inc., dba sf:buzzworks:soma, located at 365-11th street (district 6), will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> great, if we could begin by hearing from the applicant. and i apologize if i miss pronounce your name. vladamir. >> good morning. and i guess that i will just fry to keep it short and sweet here. i am opening up buzz work

smith admitted he concealed more than $140,000 of contributions from d.c. business contractor jeffrey thompson during his unsuccessful bid to unseat jim graham back in 2010. smith is the third candidate to admit to receiving dirty money from thompson. >> redskins nation is buzzing tonight. buzzing about the possibility of a new stadium for the washington redskins. team owner jim snyder told csn washington designs are in the works for stadium that could be built in d.c., maryland, or virginia. the idea instantly became the top trending item on twitter. horace holmes is live outside the beloved former home rfk stadium with what fans want to see. >> this is one of the likely sites. they would build the stadium right on top of it. a lot of people like that plan, but everywhere we went today in the district, maryland, or virginia, people were very anxious to give us their opinion. dan snyder'sr announcement that he has started the process of getting a brand-new stadium for his team has created a huge buzz, a lot of excitement among area sports fans, and a tug-of-war over where it should be built. >> it is the washington redskins, not the maryland redskins. >> h

smith. >> reporter: jim kelly took the buffalo bills to four super bowls. the hall of fame quarterback was known for being resilient, unbreakable. in buffalo, they have a name for it. kelly tough. >> there is jim kelly. >> reporter: at last night's nfl hall of fame game, a somewhat frail version of the always tough jim kelly was on the sidelines as an honorary captain of his beloved bills. kelly is fighting cancer for the second time in two years. >> i've been through pain a lot. but nothing like this. beautiful day. >> reporter: yet kelly was on the field for his annual football camp just a few weeks back. most players of his status usually show up, sign a few t-shirts, take a few photos, then move on. not kelly. >> kelly tough. >> there's no way that i was going to let any of those kids down. i wasn't the participant that i was in the past. hurry up. i can see you. but i was able to get out there, though, and run around. i just love it. >> i've got to take a break. >> reporter: but even more important to kelly was his being able to attend a week of activi

. >> enter jim harbaugh, largely credited with resurrecting alex smith's career., gabbert is hoping for a bit of that harbaugh magic. >> we see it through the quarterback's point of view, he is the first guy that told you if you did it right or wrong. that kind of sounding board after the play helps out a lot. >> and a harbaugh rematch thursday. kpix comes on the air at 4:00 for the game. everybody remembers the angels rally monkey. you and i were there. do you remember that? here is the rally possum in oakland tonight. he scrambled under the boards. and after that, a rally possum. >>> this is the first catch for this little girl. when a kid catches her first fish. and trying to pull in the fish. >> way to go, girl. >> we'll see you tonight at 9:00. >>> well, the latest always on www.kpix.com, including fish stories. ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [steve mutters] steve: how y'all doing? thank you very much. i sure appreciate you now. thank you much, everybody

kozimor is next. >>> jim kozimor joins us in the sports newsroom. and lots of 49er fans feeling aldon smith's pain as well. >> he has been suspended for nine games by the national football league. he will lose $1.24 million of his $2.4 million base salary that he gets this season and is not eligible to return until november 10. the break down of his longer-than-expected suspension goes this way, four games for the substance abuse policy and five games for violating the personal conduct policy. >> it's a huge blow. there's no way to sugar coat that from the 49ers' standpoint. when you go in the season without perhaps your two best players. bowman and aldon smith who during this camp was starting to play well. he seemed focused. he said he was notice best shape of his life and felt like his mind was right. he attributed that to his sobriety. and he was really playing outstanding football. so this is definitely a huge blow for the 49ers. >> despite what matt just said, surprisingly, the 49ers actually performed better during the voluntary leave of absence smith took last season. obviously, small

jim mann and talked to him for the first. robert flowers, i talked to him for first time. ray thornton was there, henry smith. and caldwell butler. we met at that point and said is there anything here that we really all of us could agree on? that would constitute either an abuse of process or abuse of power, i should say or obstruction of justice. we went through all the evidence that we felt that was pretty convincing, and i think at that point i knew who was going to be voting for and who against, at least their inclination. then we went public the next day. >> so, you were a 33-year-old freshman and a republican. >> it was not a happy moment. frankly i was distressed throughout. i knew that this was going to be the most important decision i would probably ever be called upon to make, and i tribd as well prepared as i possibly could. i had spent the previous six years, three it as a prosecutor, three as a defense attorney and so my focus was on evidence and analyzing the evidence without regard to political affiliation or partisan affiliation. i had very strong blinkers on and just looking at the facts. if

jim caldwell at the helm. >> kevin: offensively just alone the talented is ridiculous with busch and bell and calvin johnson, golden tate. they're loaded. i like lovie smith in tampa. i think that situation got pretty toxic last year with greg schiano. i think they have a lot of talent on that team. quarterback was terrific last year but certainly that veteran presence, i feel like lovie, he has a good staff in there, i think it's a good combination for that tampa team. another catch by hammond, streaking down the middle, still on his feet! frankie hammond still going! this guy is opening the coaches' eyes here. hang on. there's a flag all the way back at the line of scrimmage. it would be a 51-yard gain. >> referee: holding offense, number 75. ten-yard penalty, replay third down. >> john: so, kevin, that will go down as a hold. those yards won't count for frankie hammond, but those coaches, believe me, saw what frankie hammond just did. the explosion once he caught that ball. there's the hold, that left arm of rishaw johnson. frankie hammond just made a statement. running the slant, selling it. but then the yards after catch. that's what you have to do i

jim harbaugh not happy with his defense, which we point out was missing willis, aldon, and justin smith, all of whom were resting. >> we're getting pushed around all day. you know, the defense was -- they were out there a lot of plays. looked a little tired. with our team there are some spots up for grabs. in the backup. in the depth area. >> they look tired indeed. raiders open tomorrow in minnesota. >>> on to baseball there's a reason the a's traded for jon lester, and we saw it tonight. >>> this is why the a's traded for jn lester. a 122-pitch complete gam effort against the twins tonight. how about sparky at the park? who nes a hot dog when you have a chewable giraffe? stephen vogt 0 for hislast 23, and this would be your slump buster. two-run jack in the third, his sih of the ear. a's up 2-0. lester ming his second start for the a's. perft through five innings. a little trouble in the sixth. bases loaded, gets trevor plouffe on the ground out. lester a comple game. three-hit shutout. fanned eight. a's win 3-0 to go three up on the angels, who lost. >>> giants imilwaukee. the polish

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jim harbaugh not happy with his defense, which we point out was missing willis, aldon, and justin smithll of whom were resting. >> we're getting pushed around all day. you know, the defense was -- they were out there a lot of plays. looked a little tired. with our team there are some spots up for grabs. in the backup. in the depth area. >> they look tired indeed. raiders open tomorrow in minnesota. >>> on to baseball there's a reason the a's traded for jon lester, and we saw it tonight. (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away >>> this is why the a's traded for jon lester. a 122-pitch complete game effort against the twins tonight. how about sparky at the park? who needs a hot dog when you have a chewable giraffe? step

strength and the power that you need to control a weapon like that, you know, jim, i talked about being a gun range and i shot a smithesson and the kick back startled me. should the children be allowed to shoot weapons at the granges. are they capable of handling that? >> that's the point. let's look at why children would be instructed at the range. there's a purpose for that. the safe handling of firearms when they go hunting with their parents or as members of a scout hunting club or whatever they do. their recreation in the field, all that is great part of american life. but does the 9-year-old need training to fire a sub machine gun. it's just to show them. but there's no purpose for them. the 9 year-old doesn't need to know know. a rifle for hunting, sports shooting, certainly that would be used. >> i've had calm of people say their firearm experts who say in training in teaching someone to fire off that instructors usually hold on to the weapon and not let go as seen in the video. again, i don't want to get into whether or not the instructor did right or wrong. that's under investigation. we're seeing this imag

smith to take it over. shep? >> two major stories we're getting information about the murder of jim foley, the american journalist. islamic militants sliced off his head. plus, late word today that u.s. special op courses launched a mission to rescue hostages in syria but couldn't find them team coverage and analysis is ahead we're watching the streets in ferguson, missouri last night marked a shift there with less violence and protestors. have we reached a turning point? a grand jury began hearing evidence against the police officer that fired the shots that killed 18-year-old michael brown. ahead, what we know about that grand jury, and the details of how those proceedings worked that is coming up, late night, live in new york from the fox news desk. >> i can't showou the video. the video of the masked terrorist with a small knife and gun preparing on a rolling landscape to decapitate an american citizen. we can't and we won't. but you need to know about it the people who murdered an innocent man to further their campaign to take over a region and rule it a war zone. think of this islamic state. compare them to

smith to take it over. shep? >> two major stories we're getting information about the murder of jim foley, the american journalistsliced off his head. plus, late word today that u.s. special op courses launched a mission to rescue hostages in syria but couldn't find them team coverage and analysis is ahead we're watching the streets in ferguson, missouri last night marked a shift there with less violence and protestors. have we reached a turning

jim mann and talked to him for the first. robert flowers, i talked to him for first time. ray thornton was there, henry smith. and caldwell butler. we met at that point and said is there anything here that we really all of us could agree on? that would constitute either an abuse of process or abuse of power, i should say or obstruction of justice. we went through all the evidence that we felt that was pretty convincing, and i think at that point i knew who was going to be voting for and who against, at least their inclination. then we went public the next day. >> so, you were a 33-year-old freshman and a republican. >> it was not a happy moment. frankly i was distressed throughout. i knew that this was going to be the most important decision i would probably ever be called upon to make, and i tribd as well prepared as i possibly could. i had spent the previous six years, three it as a prosecutor, three as a defense attorney and so my focus was on evidence and analyzing the evidence without regard to political affiliation or partisan affiliation. i had very strong blinkers on and just looking at the facts. if