and i am glad that -- i believe commissioner joseph has addressed this as well. thank you for doing that. i still think that you can still do security without having to force people to have to completely out themselves and they go to certain clubs. most people behave themselves. i worked at a club. it is only a few people that caused this problem. to paint everybody that way by requiring expensive additions is wrong. thank you for your time. president newlin: just to clarify, neither the police department nor the entertainment commission has taken any steps forward to infringe on anybody's rights. there were just some ideas floated that maybe at some time will be aired. there will be analyzed. will see if there is any merit to any aspect of them. but as it stands now, it is unfair to characterize what the police department or the entertainment commission has been doing that -- has been doing as trying to take rights away our come down unreasonably on clubs, hindering their operations. ok. >> mark downey. i was quite surprised when i was on a national website that

vice chair joseph: it is a privacy issue. it has to be posted. >> they don't have any problem with doing that. they are just trying to be cooperative. vice chair joseph: is that part of the police condition that the camera should be inside? i am going to move to strike that. i don't mind cameras outside. walking on the street you do not have an expectation of privacy. but inside, unless they want them inside, in which case they would have to post there are cameras inside, i am going to ask for that to be struck. >> that would be nice. it really came as an afterthought. the real concern was for the parking lot, not inside. vice chair joseph: and you are doing lighting outside? >> yes. on the buckingham side as well. commissioner meko: welcome. regarding deputy chief cashman's request -- >> c. is now deputy chief. commissioner meko: musical chairs. they have asked that the video be stored for 50 days. that is a moving target. we prefer 30. i am concerned about the language -- and be made available to police upon request. you voluntari

it's even something that you know from afar analysts people like nobel prize winning economist joseph stiglitz has said that the unrest in the united states could reach the kind of levels that or have the kind of outpouring that we have seen in the middle east in countries like egypt how plausible do you think that is and what would it take even if these people's needs aren't met we will see more of that or is that part. you know where that's a very good question because it really seems like a lot of people have forgotten that fear there was talk for major analysts like you mentioned during the peak of the middle of the middle east process some were saying that this kind of outrage this mass outrage could spill out onto the streets of the united states we did not have of course see that at such a scale but many are saying it's we way too early to really give up that fear and to really think that the worst is over because like we see people mentioned in that report they've been waiting a long time and really now people are on the brink because they're being pushed further and further with things li

islam, include the alleged ring leader, 33-year-old abu khalid abdul latif, formally known as joseph davis. he hasosted a number of videos of himself on youtube, praising the radical american cleric anwar al awlaki. davis has a long criminal record and reportedly converted to islam while in prison in washington state, diane. >> okay, brian, thanks. that is breaking news tonight. >>> and, still ahead right here on "world news," the first lady talks to david muir. what she wants for her daughters, when they fall in love. >>> a rockefeller getting hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars? "world news" is a watchdog on your money tonight. >>> and, an ancient tribe hidden deep in the amazon, never seen by the outside world. [ male announcer ] this is lisa, who tries to stay ahead of her class. morning starts with arthritis pain... that's two pills before the first bell. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and so does her knee pain, that's two more pills. almost done, but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve because it can relieve pain all day with just two pi

this and this is at samuel at la contan cont ande cost of construction of $3,000 and joseph nevelo and the department has a tremendous record collection so i can actually pickup up the records for most of the buildings and here is the original building permit for this building, and it's an interesting and unusual fairy tale building which is also another one that we drive my and the atlas stairs building on 22nd street. >> in the mission. >> in the mission. >> (inaudible). >> this is one of the alleged mets in check so shra vackia and in some of the history books and especially midevil europe and means to leave the window. >> he tossed out the window. >> throwing out the window. this is a piece of art by briin gargan. >> and howard street. >> were you involved -- >> no but i stood there talking about the next big earthquake. >> and you can see the grandfather clock falling out the window and wardrobe and chairs and tables. >> this building has been vacant since the quea 89 earthquake anm not sure if they know what to do with it. >> if you go by and part of the art work shy di he did fake carl advertiseme

. >>> she has three days before she starts to day. she is 8 years ol'. her father josephic. the family ran in the night as their home was attacked by north sudanese forces staking claim to the south side of what was supposed to be the border between the north and south. she has diabetes. joseph had just enough time as the attack began to grab a cool box of insulin. now the family sit next to a precious box which is just three days of medicine left. there's no more to be found in this small village, 70 kilometers south of the original border. >> translator: i don't know what to do. it's up to god. i rely on him. if there's no insulin, it's surely a problem. if there is insulin, i'll stay here. but since there isn't, i have to move ahead. i have to find a way, look for the insulin so i can treat my child. >> the nearest town is a six-hour drive away, but there's no fuel to get there. north sudan's government, led by omar al bashir, has closed the border, starving the site not only of fuel, but food, water, medicine. the roads are empty. and thousands wash in filthy, stagnan

has one. vice chair joseph: i'd like to make a motion.o, san francisco being the moral class city that it is and i who was born in a world class city, new york, and understands the value of entertainment and music and even music in the streets, would like to move that we recommend this ordinance to the board of supervisors without any neighborhood exclusions and put in my motion that our staff, specifically our executive director, work with supervisor mirkarimi's staff to address any of the concerns that these commissioners -- that the commissioners on our commission may have. president newlin: that's been vocalized tonight. vice chair joseph: that's right. that's my motion. president newlin: all right. any discussion? >> before there is a second, i would just like to point out to commissioner joseph that by no geographic exclusions, is that your language? vice chair joseph: yeah. i think that something that applies for one should apply for all. >> ok, by saying that you are essentially disease respecting the wishes of the western soma --

. >> joseph blatter ha invitado a ex secretario de estado y a el cantante plÁcido domingo a participaraltas temperaturas que han estado afectando el sur de la naciÓn estÁn afecta el paÍs y toda la ribera del missisippi continÚa el rÍo bastante crecido, algunas tormentas y granizo estuvimos el frente que se ha quedado casi estacionado en el sur de la naciÓn, aumentado por el aire hÚmedo con algunas tormentas, condiciones tormentosas se mantienen en el noroeste del paÍs y se mantienen los avisos de inundaciones en esta Área en cuanto a temperaturas, mÁs o menos bajas el resto de la naciÓn con temperaturas cÁlidas. >> les cuento que houston alcanzÓ 101 grados para hoy se esperan 95 en san antonio, temperaturas por sobre esos valores, 98 para dallas. >> a cuidarse de estas cÁlidas temperaturas y a beber mucho lÍquido continÚen con mÁs de despierta amÉrica, buen dÍa. >> gracias, una vez mÁs seguimos con ivÁn c para hablar mas de la copa oro. >> y asÍ es y la selecciÓn de estados unidos cÓmo vah@h@despi de jugadores grandes y yo pensaba ellos. >> para el delantero de los estados unidos juan

. >>> a marin county judge has denied accused serial killer, joseph nasso's request to dismiss the charges against him. but the judge did grant his request to delay a preliminary hearing that was scheduled for july 11th. nasso is charged with killing four women in northern california. he's exacting as hen o-- as his own attorney. >>> and prosecutors are deciding whether a 91-year-old woman will face criminal charges after her car crashed. this was saturday morning. investigators say she accidentally hit the gas instead of the brakes. she crashed through a wall of a nursing home, killing two women works were 88 and 100 jeers old. investigators do believe it was an accident. >>> first public appearance in months. the event, congresswoman gabrielle giffords attended. and she was not the focus of the evening. >>> and what lawmakers are doing today with the latest state budget plan. >>> some mixed news this morning, impacting the markets. spring buying impact -- boosted home prices in 13 major city, including here in san francisco. consumer confidence is down due to job worries. there's real ho

. >>> a marin county judge has denied accused serial killer joseph naso's request to dismiss the charges against him. but the judge did grant his request to delay a preliminary hearing that was scheduled for july 11th. naso's charged with killing four women in northern california. he is acting as his own attorney. >>> south bay prosecutors are deciding whether or not a 90- year-old woman will face criminal charges for killing two patients after crashing into a san jose nursing home. the woman was in the parking lot of amberwood gardens on peterson avenue saturday morning when investigators say she hit the gas instead of the brakes. she crashed right through the wall of the nursing home killing an 88-year-old and 100- year-old resident. investigators believe it was an accident. >>> we're learning new details about the weekend beach accident that has an east bay teenager fighting for his life. 17-year-old ryan buchanan remains in critical condition after he was buried alive at a santa cruz beach on saturday. now park rangers say the teenager was trapped under seven feet of sand after a cav

, including the alleged ringleader, 33-year-old abu khalid abdul-latif, formerly known as joseph davis. davis hasself on youtube praising the radical american cleric anwar al awlaki, considered to be an al qaeda recruiter. davis has a long criminal record and reportedly converted to islam while in prison in washington state. this is the eighth time in the last two years that there have been planned attacks or actual attacks on domestic u.s. military facilities. brian ross, abc news, washington. >>> terrorism investigators say they found a link to osama bin laden's network of contacts. they say they have the cell phone that belongs to bin laden's trusted courier and found it after the raid on bin laden's compound. senior american officials say it has contact information to a militant group considered an asset to pakistan's intelligence agency. the finding should help uncover who helped hide bin laden for years. >>> and google searches were front and center at the casey anthony murder trial. anthony's accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter caylee three years ago in orlando. her mother surprised

islam, including the accused ringleader, 33-year-old abu khalid abdul latif, formerly known as joseph davis, who has posted a number of videos on youtube with rants against the u.s. military for their actions in islamic countries. >> the americans now, they're murdering and killing muslims. and we sit here and we do nothing. >> reporter: davis has a long criminal record and reportedly converted to islam while in prison in washington state. >> stop allowing these people to try to destroy islam in this way. >> reporter: the fbi says the men were modeling their planned attack on what happened in ft. hood, texas, where 13 people were killed. >> we must establish jihad. i don't care what anybody says about that. you can turn me in to the fbi. whatever. we need to establish with the tongue, with your heart and your happens. >> reporter: the two were arrested after they took several weapons from an fbi undercover, machine guns that had been disabled. and the fbi sent a warning to local law enforcement there may well be other plots like this in the works. americans inspired by al qaeda to carry out attacks

hirschfeld-davis is the congressional reporter with bloomberg news and joseph schatz, senior writer with "congressional quarterly." julie hashe first question. >> senator, republicans and democrats are negotiating over a debt reduction package that they hope can go along with that debt ceiling increase vote sometime this summer. the group led by vice president biden met again this week. do you feel democrats and republicans are any closer than they were to coming to some sort of an agreement on this? >> not yet, but we will have to agree. there will not be a debt ceiling increase unless we have some agreement on a significant reduction in debt, and that significant reduction will have to include entitlements. so they are in a negotiation, all in good faith. we have some of our best members of congress and the vice-president in the middle of this. hopefully they will come up with a result. >> but you don't see them getting any closer yet. >> well, i do not know, really, because they are not reporting their day-to-day negotiations, and they really should not. so they're in the preliminary stages. but we all know we have a dea

jr stone has a look at the court documents in the case. >> reporter: joseph naso, you seen him in court before, but now new documents so how and vie investigators linked him to the murder cases of these women. according to statements, all four of the women were working as prostcutes before their death. the report shows investigators who searched his house -- all four of the women were on the list. body bound in 1978, found in 1977, found in 1993 and found in 1994. these reports document that inside his home investigators found numerous photos of nude women. some of the women appeared to be passed out, others appeared dead. the most startling information is dna evidence found on roxene roggasch. her body was found strangled and bound. dna tests concluded that the dna of judith naso, the wife of joseph naso was found on the panty hose around her neck. investigators say he admitted to taking pictures of women. in these documents investigators say they found pictures and news articles of two of the women killed in joseph naso's safe. kron 4 news. >>> after a couple hot days cooled down toda

boys and buried them in his basement and racist killer joseph paul franklin, the man who targeted interracial couple what i have learned from them has put other serial killers away. in just a few moments you will meet the person that embodies everyone's worst nightmare. joseph condro preys on his friends' children. he used his friendship to mount the ultimate betrayal. the story of his arrest begins the same way a lot of murder stories begin, with a mystery. longview, washington, may 15th, 1985. 8-year-old re many, rema traxler disappears on the way home from school. >> my daughter was the light of my life. she was my sunshine, she was the air that i breathe. she was a beautiful, happy, loving little girl. >> police spent years looking for leads on the missing child, but the investigation turned up nothing solid. for years he was an open wound for the community. in the meantime the hunt for the disappearance of rema would a fade. a decade later on december 21st, 1996, 12-year-old kara ru the, d also adisappeared in daylight. >> kara was last seen alive while walking to monticello middle school. her disappearance officially remains a

. >> did michael ever say i love you to joseph, do you know? >> yes, he has.he did say that to him, yes, absolutely, absolutely. it was something that we all said, we shared that with our mother all the time. with my father, it was probably in the past, maybe 10, 12 years. yeah. >> he is a fascinating character. >> he's a good guy though. >> history will be kinder to him than past history has. >> yes, it will be. i think it is a bad misconception of him. and when you don't know how to handle that misconception, it makes it sometimes even more difficult. but as you come around and see the love and embrace the love and embrace it the way he's embracing it, he becomes a better person and i see that. >> take a short break. we will come back and talk about what i was going to get to in that segment, fascinating about your dad, and that's the marriage with jack gordon who emerges in a horrendous manner in this book. i want to talk about that. >>> back with latoya jackson. some of the most difficult stuff to read in the book, it is a powerful book in many ways, is ab

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joseph: here. commissioner cavellini: i am here. commissioner benetti: here. president newlin: also here. >> we have a quorum. commissioner roja has an excuse absence and i do not know about commissioner perez. he may be running late. president newlin: item one, public comment. members of the public might address the commission on items of interest to the public that are with in the subject jurisdiction of the commission. with respect to agenda items, members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes at the time of such item is called. is there anyone in the audience who would like to participate in public comment? seeing none, i will go to item two, approved the minutes of may 24, 2011. >> i move to continue. >> i second. >> i think i have to do a proper vote. commissioner meko: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner cavellini: aye. commissioner benetti: aye. president newlin: aye. item three, the report of the executive director. ms. king? >> good evening. seems like it has been a long time since we have been together. [laughter] sorry. i am going to get serious now. the report is in your package. it is

davis, you know, has so many problems with joseph e. johnston.es justin he would have some new problems. their relationship was very, very icy. getting more difficult. then of course johnston is wounded on may 301st. in davis roadway that evening on may 301st. the was with them. you can make the argument. he was going to command the army. there was no subordinate to give it to. he turned to lee and set on going to appoint a temporary command, not permit their -- permit command. so that is highly get the job as being commander of the army number virginia. when he joined the army he realize very quickly that johnston was a bad administrator. the organization of the army was week. discipline was miserable in many ways. dhl wrote to his wife at that time. hundreds, if not thousand men was slick away from camp and enjoy the saloons and brothels of richmond. you can run an army that white. so we in turn in heritage army that was not quite ready for what lee is going to expect of them. yet i thought about this when i was doing it. you know, you can writ

before joseph smith finds the book of mormon, he has a vision of god, the father, which in mormonismed heavenly father and jesus, and jesus is the son of god. he's not the way christians think about this as god himself, although in mormonism you can become a god but that's another piece of theology. you need to think of them as two different entities. god and jesus both have physical form. that's a very important distinction between mormonism and what i would consider to be mainstream christiananity. >> give us the differences between christians and the beliefs of mormans? point out some of the key differences. >> first, mormons believe in a pre-existence life. you have a soul before you come to earth. you have made a decision whether or not to follow heavenly father. when somebody is born on earth that means you made a correct decision to follow heavenly father, and you found a plan to work out your salvation. you can go to one of three different heavens in the afterlife. with christians, you are born and you work things out, and you believe you can be saved or not, and then you hav

. >>> a marin county judge has denied accused serial killer joseph naso's requested to dismiss the charges against him but the judge did grant the question to delay a preliminary hearing scheduled for july 7th. he's charged with killing four women in northern california. he's acting as his own attorney. >>> time now 5:36. south bay prosecutors are deciding now whether a 90-year- old woman will face criminal charges for killing two nursing home patients after her car crashed into a san jose nursing home. the woman was in the parking lot of amberwood gardens on peterson avenue saturday morning when investigators say she stepped on the gas instead of the brakes. she crashed right through a wall of the nursing home killing an 88-year-old and a 100-year-old resident. investigators think it was just an accident. >>> a wild fire near the lost alamos nuclear lab in new mexico has forced thousands of people to evacuate. the fire started sunday and has burned about 50,000 acres and destroyed 30 buildings. the lost alamos lab contains nuclear material that is in secured vaults. officials say the radi

ham's version of the creation that troubles reverend joseph phelps, pastor of the highland baptist church in louisville. it's the tax break that hasbeen approved for the ark park. >> i honor anyone who has a different understanding of creation than i or my church might have. that's not the problem at all. it's when, as in the case of the theme park, when they want to ask for public monies in order to fund putting out their particular point of view. that's where we have a problem. >> it's not really a tax break, it's a tourism incentive, and what it is, it's actually a rebate on the sales tax generated at the particular facility. >> what it is is a tax rebate that would allow the ark park to recoup more than $37 million in sales taxes. under kentucky's tourism act, any company that promotes tourism is entitled to a rebate. the creation museum is considered a nonprofit ministry, but the ark park is intended to return a profit to its private investors. pastor phelps and other religious leaders argue that the tax break would violate the separation of church and state. >> well, first of all, i think it's unconstitutional. i think to pu

however, joseph stava is demanding damages of at least 115 million euros but it's unlikely he'll get his way everywhere. belgium has laws against the seizure of artworks. although it's rarely dealt with cases such as the one between stava and the czech state. >> today, the creditors are more aggressive. if they don't get their money, they search for loopholes. for example, in germany or in austria where the seizure of artwork is not illegal. so they take action there to put more pressure on the state. >> stava's actions are likely to have far-reaching consequences in the art world. museums are wary. >> there's a danger many museums will now say they aren't loaning out any artworks abroad anymore because they could be seized. we can't be sure of our own state is involved with a legal dispute with private individuals or companies or other countries. >> the european union wants to regulate the issue and the czechs want to take action against austria but until there's a final decision, joseph stava and others like him will try to enforce their claims using art as leverage. >> since the start of the unrest in north afri

. >> we conclude with january gee scott who has written a bk about barack obama's mother and joseph lelyveld who wrote about mahatma gandhi. >> she wrote about the woman that would later become president and she produced someone who is in the middle in thvery frontf our consciousness w. so she was a gre subject. >> h turned the indian national movement from an elite kind of discussion group of lawyers into a mass movement and did that with remarkable speed but he also tried to graft on the ideas of social quality as it applied to the relations between hindus and muslims as it applied to the whole questions of cast and untoughabilityn to the national movement and with that he was less successful. >> the u.s.-chairman relaonships, the icloud, mahatma gandhi and president obama's mother, when we contue. >>> fund are for charlie rose was provided by the following: a. or the midnight oil is burned. or when someone chases a eam,ot just a dollar. they are smallsiness owne. so if you wanna root for a real hero, support small business. shop small. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our

has broker silence. >> the house the proposed with her 14 year-old son joseph for a british tabloid.'s a the first time that we have seen his face. she said that he was reportedly unaware of his father's identity until his grandmother told him one year ago. she said his one word reaction was cool. she said she was unsure, but as joseph grew up, i started to see the resemblance. it became more apparent as time went on. she revealed that maria shriver, arnold estranged wife started to put to into together when she heard whispers in the household about the pair's singularity. >> she would say things like i am here to need to talk. i sense that something was up, i had so much love and respect for maria, finally she asked me point- blank. she was shocked by shriver's reaction. she was so strong, she cried with me and told me to die for my knees, we kill each other and i told her that it was not arnold falk, it takes to. finally, she expressed her sympathy for arnold and then what he must be going through, she said he is a good man and i know he is suffering too. he loves the maria and i h

joseph her husband gets into the apostles, the mortars, vincent, st. anthony in all of your scenes on whose constant intercession we rely for help., asked lord, this sacrifice has made our peace with you, advance the peace of salvation of all the world, strength and faith and love your program church on earth, your servant opened a bit purple, archbishop, his auxiliaries and alden bishops. the clergy and entire people, your son has gained for you. rather, hear the prayers of the family who has gathered here before you. in mercy and love god your children wherever they may be. [foreign language] >[singing] >> please stand. god father raised jesus christ from the dead and gave us the hope of the resurrection. 1st in spanish and then in english, the lord's prayer. [foreign language] >> our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. the kingdom come, that will be done in honor as it is in heaven. give us this day, our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. and deliver us lord from every evil hand grant us peace in our day. in your mercy keep us free from sin

world trade organization you commission chief joseph emanuel saying it's possible by the end of this year they also agree that the libyan leader colonel gadhafi has lost his legitimacy and should not go this comes after many g. eight summit in france where russia agreed to step in with cease fire mediation efforts in the north african countries that you. used the european union and the international monetary fund are preparing a second rescue package for greece which according to some estimates may total as much as one hundred twenty billion euro that's just one year after the previous rescue package the news out of this is coming from the greek government to implement even more cuts tens of thousands have taken to the streets of athens in protest against that another round of these austerity measures but there's also anger in germany where people are tired of their country paying from backhoes neighbor as artie's daniel bushell reports. the euros did long leave germany says top lawyer marcus he's suing the german government to stop its bankrupt neighbors you cannot save the euro by saving greece on the contrary you have to get rid of greece gree

has broken her silence. in an interview with "hello" magazine, schwarzenegger's former housekeeper, mildred baena shows off her 13-year-old son, joseph says it was only a year ago that she told him who his real father was. his response? "cool!" the scandal exploded in may after the former california governor announced the separation from wife maria shriver and then admitted he fathered a child with a member of his staff. baena says shriver grew suspicious over the similarities shared by joseph and schwarzenegger and then confronted her. "she cried with me and told me to get off my knees. we held each other and i told her it wasn't arnie's fault, that it takes two. i know he's suffering, too. he loves maria. i hope in time they work things out." >>> as reported anthony weiner is expected to decide soon whether he'll resign from congress in the wake of his sexting scandal. lawmakers could try to force him out, but as nancy cordes reports, it would not be quick or easy. >> reporter: it's a rare dilemma for congressional leaders who have forced legions of disgraced colleagues out with the strength of their disapproval alone. florida's ma

world trade organization commission chief joseph a man you are saying is possible by the end of this year i also agree that the libyan leader kind of gadhafi has not achieved legitimacy and should not go this comes after may's g. eight summit in france or russia agreed to step in with so far the mediation efforts in the north african countries that you use that issue here been union and the international monetary fund are preparing a second rescue package for greece which according to some estimates may total as much as one hundred twenty billion euro it's just one year after the previous rescue package the new value of this installment of the greek government information even more cuts tens of thousands have taken to the streets of athens in protest against yet another round of these austerity measures but there's also linger in germany where people are tired of their country paying for back house neighbors as are thousands then whistle reports. the euro's good long leave germany says top lawyer marcus kirk book he's suing the german government to stop. playing cross neighbors you cannot say thank you i say would least tell the country you ha

has also urged the e.u. to speed up the decision on russia's entry to the world trade organization with the e.u. commission chief joseph manual barroso saying access then is possible by the end of the year the two sides have also discussed using a visa regime saying the agreement on the topic could be made next month the next russia even summit will be held in brussels in the winter. so as european officials ready the next life of greece's bailout the european central bank and the german government are arguing over how to get private investors to contribute just one year after the first payment the next stage comes with conditions calling on athens to implement even stricter allstar of the measures tens of thousands have taken to the streets of athens in protest against yet another round of sweeping cuts during their weekly video podcast german chancellor angle. merkel stated it's important not to shout it's put in danger the global economic upswing has europe balance it that crisis in greece and beyond that many germans are angry at their government for paying for others' mistakes that number still has more. the euros

the chronicle" has taken the space in the corner of the run were hotel -- renoir hotel and is moving to that location and currently doing a rehab. if you have any questions? vice chair joseph: do you have a new lease with the renoir? >> i got the least assignment. vice chair joseph: how many years are left on at least? >> 13. vice chair joseph: i was just curious to know about the stability of it all. you did not know that. it may not happen that the renoir get sold, but it might happen. that was my only question. commissioner meko: the motto or the theme painted on the front of the building, two sentences -- what does it say? >> that was done by the prior people there. we are going to repaint. commissioner meko: i am curious what it says. >> low will cure -- i am not certain. it was a love thing. commissioner meko: it was beautiful. >> i am going to make it look nice. it will not be all black anymore. commissioner meko: mr. renny, congratulations on your efforts at neighborhood outreach. the earlier you do it, the better. i would rather see that you have contacted various associations rather than you intend to contact various associations. in general, this is good out rea

accused serial killer joseph naso followed the news coverage of the four weal he is accused of killing. it shows naso had news clippings and photos of the women in his home. he has pleaded not guilty to the murders. the document also says one of the women were strangled with naso's wife stockings. we'll take a much closer look on the bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> a jury started deliberating today of a child psychologist, if accused is competent to stand trial. the prosecutors are accusing the 79-year-old of molesting seven boys between 1991 and 1996. his attorney says his client suffers from dementia and is unfit to stand trial. two years ago a jury failed to reach a verdict on the same charges. >>> and the season is u in full swing off of the california coast and that means the poachers are trying to catch in on the pricey delicacy. the department of fish and game appears to be one step ahead. >> reporter: about 10-miles inland from the coast on highway 128, the net was set. this is fish and game's first check point of the season on a major road used by many fishermen. most hear this. >> thank you very much. but some who take too many or have no license o

has 13 days before a budget deadline. >>> new information this morning about what lead police to arrest suspected serial killer joseph nasosay they discovered the dna of naso's former wife on the panty hose found around the neck of one murder victim in 1977. they also found more dna and fingernail clippings of another victim killed in 1978. >>> time now 5:46. a man known as the barefoot bandit is due in court. coleton harris moore became famous after running from the law. he stole cars, small planes and boats. he was arrested last year after he stole a plane from an indiana airport and landed it illegally in the bahamas. >>> smoke inside an airplane forced an emergency landing in virginia. u.s. air ways plane carried 130 passengers. pilots reported smelling smoke in the cockpit. they were able to safely land the plane that was heading from charlotte to providence. it's believed the odor came from the rear of the plane. >>> air traffic control system is over budget and behind seed yule you'll -- schedule. according to the report the project isn't being managed well. an important sharing program information sharing program

. >>> joy self naso will find out if he will -- joseph naso will find out if he will be released from jail. he haseen acting as his own lawyer. he told the judge he should be released and have the case dismissed. he told him to write up a request. the d.a. will respond to that request. >>> some may not like american airlines bag check-in policy. starting today, the airline requires passengers to check large strollers at the ticket counter. that means parent also not be able to push their children from the counter to the gate with strollers that weigh more than 20 pounds and then check them at the gate. the parents can still take the light weight stollers to the departure area and check them there. >>> the large helium from the balloon hoax a few years ago is now going up for sale. the family's now selling the balloon on an on-line auction. the asking price is $1 million. all of that money will go to charities benefiting earthquake and tsunami victims in japan. i remember those images very well. >> everybody was on it live. >>> let's go to sal. you are lie telling us how the commute is going. it se

. >> reporter: after a crime has been committed, separating the facts from a person's memory can be a differ task. this veteran police sketch artist, josephch, he says for him making the victim feel comfortable is the first goal not necessarily pumping them for details right away. he says his background in commercial art helps with technique but he just lets the people talk until the details come back to them. >> a lot of times it's like speaking two languages. one person's definition of, say, heavy, slim, medium build may be different from mine so it's just getting at that core of what do they mean by that? >> reporter: lynch says in some cases it can be just like in the movies where an artist sketches from the verbal descriptions by witnesses but in his case he uses the fbi catalog of facial features. >> it's split up into different sections. ears, mouth, nose, chin, cheek bone, head shape, hairstyle. it's a little bit like mr. potato head. you just have them look at the feature that is the most like the suspect's. not all the time going to be right on but that's where the artistic portion comes in. >> reporter: lynch fine tunes his wor