julie chang, a local san francisco artist in doing this multicolored floor for the grand palazzo. she has been so good, we are still finding places in the building for her to work. her work tells a story of san francisco, both its cultural and ecological environment. her carpet in the grand hall is also creating a relationship with the park above. here you can see her work depicted. another important artist, jenny holzer is doing an electronic piece that is surrounding the glass on the bus deck level. jenny works primarily in led's. she plans to do text based on the history of san francisco's literary community, a very exciting program and one that brings all of these -- all of these move throughout the day, so it will bring a great deal of animation to the building. james carpenter, another established international artist, is working with us on the shot alley underpass, designing the ceiling and seating elements. here you can see some details of his benches and flooring material. it is intended to be a light source as well as a place of comfort. here you can see in the ceiling o

julie chang has a look at some of the treasures. >> reporter: we're sailing into the past from pores lap china to precious jewelry, today aboard the intrepid, a special preview of historic items from the titanic. >> there are more than 5500 such artifacts that started being recovered in 1987. >> things that were used by passengers in first, second and third class. there are examples of the special service and car a parisian first chas china as well as a second class dining plate and a third class cup and saucer. >> reporter: 1517 passengers died when the titanic sank. today, a rare glimpse of their personal items. all of these artifact will go up for auction in april almost exactly 100 years since that fateful day when the titanic set off if its voyage to america. >> the artifacts were retrieved from the debris field surrounding the actual ship. the ship itself remains untouched just as a sacred item. >> and that auction coming up in just a couple of months. >>> a major flood for a popular mail order catalogue. the photograph in a children's catalogue. >>> harry thomas no longer a d.

july. >> how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed, but the good thing is things are starting to look up and change. >> anthony also changed her look as you can see cutting her dark hair dying it blond she is wearing glasses back in august a judge ordered her to stay in florida to serve out a yearlong probation for check fraud her attorney released the following statement, casey maintained notes and memoirs for her personal counselling she did not upload or release this to youtube it has been obtained illegally. >> 54 victims, 70 cars one highway drivers in jefferson county texas say police should have warned them about the dangerous weather brewing a mixture of fog and smoke from recent marsh wild fires caused such bad vidsability leading to all those wrecks, deputies believe the first crash started the chain reaction it kept going emergency crews treated most victims for broken bones and trauma thankfully no one was killed it is hard to imagine that many cars one after another. >> seriously, a lot of swapping numberlicenses. unbelievable. >> poke is no

her hair is shorter and lighter. >> how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed. >> anthony's attorney cheney mason released the following statement about the video recordings. "casey has maintained notes and memoirs for her personal counseling. she did not upload or release this to youtube. she doesn't know how the video got on youtube. she did not authorize it. therefore, it had to be obtained illegally." >>> coming up, a nautical adventure for bay area kids and it's all free. >> i can actually say that i know how to sail it. >> the other lessons an east bay boat captain hopes kids will pick up during their sailing expeditions on the bay. >> talk about a poor parking job. how this car ended up on top of somebody's roof. >>> high pressure now headed east. we are seeing some clouds moving in along the coastline. do we have a chance of seeing any rain around here? we'll talk about that coming up. car...on a roof! police in fresno say the the man behind >>> lawrence karnow had a long morning. >> hey! [ laughter ] >> that is -- >> that is a car on a roof! [

. >> it's sur real how much the change since july and how many things haven't changed. >> the good thing is that things are starting to look up and things are starting to change. >> anthony's attorney says the video was illegal legal leaked online. it's not known where in florida casey is located, but she says she plans to leaving after finishing her probation for fraudulent check cashing. it's the perfect time to find great deals on the 4g lte devices you love. like the droid bionic by motorola for $199.99. or the pantech breakout for $49.99. our lowest price ever. get the technology you love, on the network you deserve. now get twice the data for the same low price. hurry in, this offer ends january 15th. verizon. >>> in the north bay, a 90 year-old world war ii veteran is recovering at a hospital tonight after exchanging gunfire with a suspected burglar. jay leone, who you see here, was shot in the face in greenbrae yesterday morning. a man with a gun broke into his home. his sister explains what happened next. >> he said oh, i'm so nervous, he said, i have to go to the bathroom or i'

july. >> oh, man. i don't know. just a little surreal how much things have changed since july, and how many things haven't changed. the good thing is that thing are starting to look up and things are starting to change in a good way. what they say, things stay good and that they only get better. >> this is bizarre new video just released on facebook although it was recorded sometime back in october. now, during the 4:30 video, the 25-year-old never directly mentions it caylee, her parents or her high profile murder trial. instead, she at times seems lost for words, taking stock of her new life in hiding. >> i'm extremely excited, i'm extremely excited that i'll it be able to skype and obviously keep a video log, take some pictures. and that i have something that i can finally call mine. it's been a long time since i've been able to call something mine. >> anthony is serving out her probation at an undisclosed location in florida. her defense team says it is lookinging into how this video was posted online. >>> well, an aaccused fire starter in los angeles may also be responsible for setting fires in germany. 24-ye

. >> just a little surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed>> that is part of the video posted today on youtube. you can see anthony has changed her hair. anthony's lawyer says the video is part of a diary but was not meant for the public. >>> tonight, a father is facing charges after his two very young children are found alone in a car in the bitter cold. it happened outside a wal-mart in frederick. a store employee may have saved the children's lives. >> reporter: temperatures were well below freezing when a wal- mart employee spotted a toddler and a baby alone in a car in this parking lot. the wal-mart employee called 911 and waited at the car for sheriff's deputies to arrive. inside that car, they found a 5- month-old baby and a 4-year-old toddler alone. their father emerged from the store moments later and was placed under arrest. >> you can not leave a child under the age of 8, whether it be a home or a vehicle alone. his children were much younger than that. >> reporter: using wal-mart surveillance footage, the father had been inside th

anthony, since she was acquitted of murdering her daughter caylee last july. >> just a little surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed. >> the recording was apparently made in october. she does not disclose where she's living, but says she plans on leaving when she can. back in august, anthony was ordered to remain in florida to serve out a year-long probation for check fraud. in the video, she makes no mention of her daughter caylee or of the year she spent in jail before her acquittal. >> anthony's attorney says the video was intended for her personal counseling. and she doesn't know how the video got onto you tube. >>> six were shot, one killed. the officers were trying to serve an arrest warrant in the home in the suburbs of salt lake city. but when they entered the house, a man started shooting. the conditions of the five surviving officers range if serious to critical. the suspect is also hospitalized. although, it's unclear how he was hurt. >>> a wave of bombings in iraq kills more than 70 people today. police believe sunnian insurgents of responsible for the atta

july. and how many things haven't changed. and now, i need someone to talk to.m not bothering the poor dog i've adopted. >> looks different. during a video recorded in october, casey anthony never directly mentions her daughter, caylee, her parents or her high-profile murdered trial. she has cut and dyed her hair. she is serving out probation at an undisclosed location in florida for check fraud convictions. >>> and after the biggest scandal in college sports history, penn state has a new head football coach. new england patriots offensive coordinator bill o'brien has reportedly agreed to take over the program. penn state fired legendary head coach joe paterno about eight weeks ago in the wake of the child sex abuse scandal, involving his former assistant coach, jerry sandusky. sandusky faces abuse charges. >>> professional dog walkers are talking about an off-leash dog incident that may have contributed to the death of a baby bison at golden gate park. somehow, a small dog got into a pen in a holds seven, new bison, including a baby bison. they say the small do

glued to their television set this is summer. >> just a little surreal how much things have changed since julynd how many things haven't changed. things are starting to look up and change in a good way. >> carrie sanders joining us live from poke county, florida. this was leaked out. how did we get access to this? >> it's unclear, but what is clear is that casey anthony's legal team is not happy. cheney mason said this was intended to be private. it was not posted by anybody at their law firm and not posted he said by casey anthony. it was supposedly placed in a secure location and somehow somebody burroed through a fire wall and was able it get it and post it. we have been unable to track it through the internet to find out where that initial source is. i am in central florida now because i think i have an idea of somebody who may have participated in it. among the things she talks about in this less than five-minute long video are two things that jump out. one, she has been filing reports as she has been going and meeting with her probation officer that she has no source of income. in this v

fox's julie chang has a look at some of the treasures now. >> reporter: we are stealing into the pastious jewelry. aboard the special preview of the special items from the titanic. >> there are more than 5500 such artifacts that started being recovered in 1987 things used by passengers in the first, second and third class. there are examples of the special service and cafi parrishian first class china as well as the second class dining plate and the third class cabin saucers. >> reporter: 135 passengers died when the titanic sank. tonight, a rare glimpse. all the artifacts will request up for auction almost 150 years since that faithful day. >> the artifacts were retrieved from the debris field surrounding the actual ship. the ship itself remains untouched as a sacred item. >> all right. it's 8:50 right now on this friday morning. a maryland man starting off the year good. he just won the lottery. a lot of money, too. >>> coming up after 9:00, i'll tackle an ask allison question. this week it's a lot of us have to wrestle with. >> should you be able to answer that question in. >> i'm

. >> this is how things are changed since july and how many things haven't changed. >> in the roughlyes no mention of her trial, her daughter, or her parents. and she has changed her look. she now has short blond hair. anthony says she purchased a computer and received a webcam as a gift. >> kind of nice finally being able to say that i have some belongings that are mine that i'm able to take with me after i leave here. >> anthony's attorney released a statement today saying anthony did not upload the video to youtube and that the video was obtained illegally. >>> gabrielleç giffords is will take part of a candle light vigil. she was among 18 people shot during a political meet and greet event outside a safeway store on january 8th of hast year. six people died. the alleged gunman is being held in federal prison. he has been ruled unfit to stand trial but is refusing treatment. >>> in news of the world tonight, in iraq a wave of bombings killed 78 people today. two of the attacks happened in baghdad and a third in a city to the south. this is the second large-scale attack since americ

. >> this is how things are changed since july and how many things haven't changed. >> in the roughlyn of her trial, her daughter, or her parents. and she has changed her look. she now has short blond hair. anthony says she purchased a computer and received a webcam as a gift. >> kind of nice finally being able to say that i have some belongings that are mine that i'm able to take with me after i leave here. >> anthony's attorney released a statement today saying anthony did not upload the video to youtube and that the video was obtained illegally. >>> gabrielleç giffords is will take part of a candle light vigil. she was among 18 people shot during a political meet and greet event outside a safeway store on january 8th of hast year. six people died. the alleged gunman is being held in federal prison. he has been ruled unfit to stand trial but is refusing treatment. >>> in news of the world tonight, in iraq a wave of bombings killed 78 people today. two of the attacks happened in baghdad and a third in a city to the south. this is the second large-scale attack since american forces wi

talk about how she's feeling about her life. >> just a little surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed. the good thing is that things are starting to look up and things are starting to change in a good way. >> not clear how the video was made public. anthony's lawyer insists she did not post it to the internet. anthony is serving a year of probation on check fraud charges. >>> parents of a 15-year-old texas boy shot and killed by police are demanding answers. officers were called to a middle school in brownsville yesterday because a student had a gun. when they confronted jamie gonzalez, he pointed the gun at them and they opened fire. turns out gonzalez was holding a pellet gun. the parents want to know why police didn't try to subdue their son instead of using deadly force. >>> a puppy is suing the owners of a pet store. umka is a 1-year-old brussels griffin born with bad nyes and bad hips forcing her -- knees and bad hips forcing her owners to file suit under the lemon law but that only gives the owner 14 days to file suit. the puppy is now listed

july falls on a wednesday as well. that is 60 meetings. if we go ahead with this kind of change we're talking about taking 16 meetings out of the year of 2011. there is that consideration there. the other thing is, the resolution that is to follow is to get our arms around what exactly is the commission doing on each week or each time we meet that is mandated by the charter, by the administrative code, by resolutions of the commission and so on and so forth. until we map that out in the calendar, which is behind the resolution as well, we do not have -- i do not have a good sense right now as to what each of our meetings really look like if we are doing what we're supposed to be doing. part of that resolution is to look at everything that is on the books and try to get our arms around it and whittle it back if we do not need it. there's a lot aside from the charter and the administrative code. do we need these reports? how frequently do we need them? and work from that perspective in terms of the number of meetings we have. the third comment is we take what we are mandated to do

july. >> it's surreal how things have changed since july. >> reporter: why the onslaught of vid joes.re hearing directly from her. in her monthly probation meeting on thursday, she wrote in her report that my computer was recently hacked, private videos that were record. she says it's for a video diary. >> i'm looking forward to this. >> reporter: and the lawyers say the leak was not authorized. therefore, it had to be obtained criminally, by an illegal act. but, could she be the source? >> it's scary because i hate being on camera. >> for her to now, at a time that she's hiding and isolated, to be making a video -- it's a video she would want others to see. >> reporter: her vid joes have set off a fire storm online. on twitter -- #caseysantny. soim so tired of seeing your face. whoever may be behind the leak, it doesn't look like it will be plugged any time soon. in the videos, she talks about making audio recordings. what is she doing with the materials? there's talk she may try to sell it in a pay-per-view situation. she plans on staying in that same undisclosed location that we se

just a little surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed. the good thing is things are starting to look up and starting to change, in a good way. i hope they stay, that things stay good and that they only get better. yeah. only get better. >> reporter: casey says on the video the recording took place in october has been hiding since she was released from prison in july sporting shorter, blond locks. she provides few details about where she is. >> i'll still be here at least until february, the end of february. seven months, march, my birthday. this has been a blessing in so many ways. >> reporter: as she expresses gratitude, she feels lonely. >> now i have someone to talk to so i'm not bothering the poor dog. i have adopted and i love. >> reporter: she admits she's just starting to figure out her new computer and the possibilities it brings. >> i'm extremely excited. i'm excited i'll be able to skype and a video log and take pictures. i have something i can call mine. it's been a long time since i have been able to call something mine. >> re

. >>> it is a little surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed but the good thing is things are starting to look up and things are starting to change in a good way. >> anthony has been in hiding since the summer and is serving aon a different charge. >> imagine this, paramedics sitting in their broken down ambulance waiting to be rescued themselves, this as gunshots ring out all around. >> that is what happened in detroit new years eve now it is raising questions about the city's promise to fix problems with its emergency service. fox's charlie le dove has the story. >> not enough cops not enough ambulances the politicians promise to make it better but it is a lie. watch this video, two paramedics and a broken down ambulance new years eve. >> truck broke down can't even move. radio this is medic 9. >> medic 9. [ gunshots ] >> we are out of service mechanical we are at ford street and dragone our truck has died. >> are you scared. >> you are worried you worry about your life, you worry about your family what if something happens to you that is the

julie watts on the changes travelers can expect. >> the price. >> not being able to change my flight. >> starting today, many of those common airline complaints won't be an issue thanks to new government rules. you can now hold the reservation without payment or cancel for a full refund within 24 hours. if the reservation is made at least a week in advance. airlines must now disclose baggage fees within one click of your quote. they must promptly notify you if a flight is canceled or delayed more than 30 minutes. they're not allowed to raise fares after you purchase without written consent. >> reporter: starting thursday, all published fares will have to include taxes and fees and the airline industry is fighting back. >> this rule allows the government to hide the massive amount of fees and taxes it places on an airline ticket. >> perry flint argues the dot is unfairly penalizing the airline industry. >> when you go to a restaurant and you order the cob salad, is the tax there or not >> you don't have 80 pages of terms and conditions. >> consumers have been complaining for years. we

. >> how much things have changed since july and how many things have not changed. the good thing is things are starting to look up and things are starting to change and a good way. i hope things stay good and they only get better. >> that video is about four and a half minutes long. and that her daughter is never mentioned. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> the arctic air slid off the coast and pushed away from our region last night and this morning. it is a relatively mild weather pattern from new england through the great lakes, northern plains, southwest -- it is hard to find any good january air. made a 20's around baltimore. some thirties and even below freezing in northern florida. 31 at jacksonville this morning. a little chilly down that way. con -- contrast to 48 in kansas city. 42 for the low in the denver. not all that bad for jan. around the nation. a little bit of cloud cover in the mountains to the west. some snow on the grounds are temperatures will be chilled a bit by the snow cover. you can see that hap

. >> just a little surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed. >> this video blog shows anthony, who now has short blond hair talking about various topics, but not mentioning her daughter, caylee. her attorneys say she did not post the video diary herself and instead somebody hacked into her computer and dit, and if somebody did that then they have our ip address, and that's all they need to find anthony. internet experts say anthony accidentally posted the video online herself. she has been hiding since trial and is currently at an unknown location in florida serving a year of probation for writing bad checks. >>> and penn states' football team is looking for a fresh start after the sex scandal rocked their school. the lions have hired bill o'brien as their new coach. he is offensive coach for the new england patriots. he is best known forgetting into an argument with tom brady about a month ago. he coached in the college ranks for 14 years including a stint as maryland's running back coach. >>> and pope benedict named two new cardinals. one is

just surreal how much things have changed since july. that was profound. she doesn't even mention her daughter in this entire diary. this is not a woman who has a soul. >> dana: i cannot imagine ever wanting to do this where you just sit in front of your computer and just like hold court for the computer. i'm not that surprised she didn't talk about her daughter if for the purpose is to the video to get out. it saw something that the lawyers said it would be illegally obtained but i doubt that. >> dana: you sit in front of your computer and you hold court. >> brian: i find myself fascinating. >> andrea: she said she is really excited for new start she has. this is a woman whose daughter is dead. >> brian: she is excited she gets to use the term "skype." i'm used to use skype. i don't know what is next. skype. it's great. tired of talking to my dog. that doesn't even look like her. it looks nothing like her. >> bob: profound question to ask. is she going to get out of probation in time for her roast? >> brian: last thing about casey antho

. >>> just a little surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed thing is things are starting to look up and starting to change in a good way. >> during the four and a half minute video, she says she adopted a dog that she loves. however, she does not mention her 2-year-old daughter, caylee, the trial or where she's living now. >>> when we come back on news 4 at 5:00, the search for a person who shot a golden retriever puppy to death. >>> wen one of the nfl playoffs. we break down the weekend's ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' a sunny day ♪ ♪ sunny day ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' the taste i crave ♪ ♪ subway ♪ i'm makin' it, makin' it how i like ♪ ♪ it's meant to be ♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ i'm feelin' subway today [ male announcer ] hey, capital area! are you feelin' subway®? then heat up your day with the big hot pastrami melt! it's fresh toasted and piled-high with pastrami, then topped with pickles, mustard, and cheese. head into a subway® restaurant today for this melty, mouthwatering sub! ♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ let's go >>> we're following a developing story

just surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed. the good things is things are start to go look up and things are starting to change in a good way. hopefully things stay good and they only get better. >> more in a moenlt. first in a prime time exclusive we have the update the video diary has reignited the bit ter feelings so many harbor for casey anthony who has been living in seclusion since the charges she murdered her precious 2-year-old daughter caylee. jose biaz will talk about the tape. welcome. >> good to see you. >> she is still living in seclusion in florida where she has to stay for how long? >> until the end of her probation which will be through out august. >> until the end of august she is stuck in seclusion in an undisclosed location. yet obviously she is active on the internet. she talks about getting this computer that web cam. did she make that video with the intent that it be seen by others? >> no. these were private web cam journal type entries that were solely intended for her. certainly wasn't meant to be dissem

julie watts on the changes travelers can expect. >>> reporter: what do you hate the most about booking a ticket? >> baggage fees. >> not being able to change my flight. >> reporter: well, starting today, many of those common airline complaints won't be an issue thanks to new government rules. you can now hold a reservation without payment or cancel for a full refund within 24 hours if the reservation is made at least a week in advance. airlines also must now disclose baggage fees within one click of your online fare quote. they must promptly notify you if a flight is cancelled or delayed more than 30 minutes. and they are not allowed to raise fares after you purchased without your written consent. >> that's nice. >> reporter: but there is another common complaint. >> taxes and charges that come after you get your initial quote. >> reporter: starting thursday, all published fares will have to include taxes and fees and the airline industry is fighting back. >> this rule allows the government to hide the maximum amount of fees and taxes that it places on an airline ticket. >> reporter: h

julie watts on the change travelers can expect. >> we hate the most about booking a ticket?baggage fees. >> actually not being able to change my flight. >> well, starting today, many of those common airline complaints won't be an issue, thanks to new government rules. you can hold a reservation without payment or refund. and they must promptly notify you if a flight is canceled or delayed more than 30 minutes and they are not allowed to raise fares after you purchased without your written consent. >> that's nice. >> there is another common complaint. >> taxes and charges that come after you get your initial quote. >> starting thursday, all published fares will have to include taxes and fees and the airline industry is fighting back. >> this rule allows the government to hide the massive amount of fees and taxes that it places on an airline ticket. >> harry flint of the association -- >> when you ordered cob salad, is the tax on there? >> you don't have 80 pages of terms and conditions. >> these regulations are long overdue. >> consumer haves been complaining for years. we ca

but as julie reports it seems there is growing momentum for change. julie carey?en on the books since 1986 named for the kings dominion amusement park but supported by the entire tourism industry. the law's supporters say the later school start keeps teen workers on the job and keeps vacation crowds coming. school districts have tried and failed year after year to make a change but this year they say could be different. given the choice between riding the roller coasters or heading back to school most students would probably choose the rollercoaster and a later school start. but educators say the law that extends summer break to after labor day has got to go. state senator adam evan will sponsor one of the bills to give school districts the ability to set their own calendar. >> it's time we had educators and school board members make education policy rather than amusement parks. we're one of only two states in the country that has laws prescribing when school can begin. >> reporter: educators say the post labor day start puts virginia high schoolers at a competiti

julie's big day, isn't it. i wish everybody would stop saying that! go and change into what you were wearing before. who comes down the aisle first, me or the other bridesmaid? well, that's up to cousin julie, so we'll have to wait and see what she wants. who comes down the aisle first, cousin julie or-- or me? that would be cousin julie, on account of the face that she's the bride. now, go and get changed, karen! ( phone ringing ) i'll get that! we've got to shift! come on! sue: hi, dad. how are you? dad, is auntie angela coming to the wedding? well... she hasn't replied to the invitation, and america's a long way away, so... you never really know with auntie angela, so. god, i hope mum and her don't have another fight. well, it wasn't really a fight, exactly, was it? no shovels involved. no, but there was shouting and screaming and swearing, a lot of swearing. all sisters have these little disagreements, and i'm sure that if she does come, they'll both be very civilized about it. anyway, she probably won't come. bollocks! the present. sue: god! you okay? no! that was dad. he's forgotten all about t

. >> just a little surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed. the good thing is, things starteding to look up and things are starting to change in a good way. >> anthony is currently serving a one-year probation sentence for a 2010 convention on check fraud charges. >>> a bullied teen takes matters into his own hands and stabs his classmate to death. our legal experts will weigh in on this case in just a few minutes. intruder trying to protect her son will not face criminal charges but the alleged accomplice will. let's bring in avery friedman, a cleveland law prof professor and sichl rights attorney. happy new year. >> good to see you. >> richard herman joining us from vegas. happy new year to you, too. >> happy new year, fred. >>> let's talk about this extraordinary case in oklahoma. apparently this young lady, sarah mckinley, 18-year-old mom of a 3-month-old, someone is knocking on the door trying to make their way in. she calls 911 asking if she can fire her weapon, to what extent can she protect herself. the dispatcher says do what you hav

. >> just surreal how much has changed since july and how many things haven't changed. >> this entry in her video diary was made back in october. anthony only briefly mentioned her former legal problems, talking about her probation. she mostly talks about her new computer and dog. back in july, anthony was acquitted by a jury of the first-degree murder of her daughter caylee. in the video, she gives no clue about wheresly is now -- where she is now living. >> reporter: anthony is now on probation for lying to police about caylee's disappearance. >>> hockey fans, taunting and then attacking two new york rangers fans. it happened after a game earlier this week. one of the victims is a former marine who earned the purple heart in afghanistan. both victims are recovering. police are looking for their attackers. >>> a man visiting a family gets into a fight and nearly kills an infant. 34-year-old steven morningstar is being held on $100,000 bail right now. police say he was at his father's house in union town when he got into a fight. at some point, he left the house and then came back, s

. >> how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed.he thing is that things are starting to look up and things are starting to change in a good way. things stay good and that they ohm get better. >> bill: here now with reaction, geraldo rivera. you're close to the defense attorneys for miss anthony. but i have to tell you, this is so dumb for her to do that. just keep quiet for two years. just disappear for two years. >> may i challenge you on something you said? >> bill: sure. >> calling her one of the most villainous americans. she has been acquitted. she may be one of the most reviled. she's one of the most hated -- but she's not -- she's not villainous in the classic sense. >> bill: okay. except lying to the cops. here is why, her two-year-old was missing for 30 days before she called the cops. that's why. >> her two-year-old -- >> bill: wait. is that not villainous? >> your definition of villainous was, it would seem to me n the context of the criminal justice system. >> bill: no, no. >> she was negligent. >> bill: that's a persona

july off. let's not change the rules right now and let's just take a quarter of each year and figure out the number of meetings we're going to have for that quarter and see whether we need two or three and see how many community meetings we can actually get scheduled. commissioner chan: i appreciate you laying out these concerns and i agree with you on almost all of them. i did get worried. i expressed my concern. we were moving to reduce the number of meetings. it is a bit quick to change roles in order to do this. we often cancel meetings -- we have done it every two months or so. because of a lack of quorum. we do not need to change our rules to do that, it happens. we can ease into this by rewarding ourselves for reducing the number of our cases, by taking off that fifth wednesday of the month. that is 5, it would result in four less meetings including the fourth of july this coming year which would save us some money. i worry that -- and believe strongly in our civilian oversight body. i believe the voters have repeatedly bested quite a bit of responsibility in this commission. the board of su

that they'll be a review in may so they're almost means that i am ready to do something in july but i can change my mind in may i don't think anybody wants these things to happen because europe right now is very weak. financially economically the last thing that you're really wants is a confrontation because that will be even more disruptive for the economy here the oil that was supposed to come to europe from iran will go to an oil that was going to asia from the location of west africa or even russia will now go to europe so europe can always replace the oil that's not the issue the issue is the level of pain. let's look at the numbers now fluctuating below one hundred dollars a barrel of new york and speculation that u.s. stockpiles gain last week is way against the worries about iran blandest trading at over one hundred and ten dollars a barrel stocks in europe are lower with banks and miners leading the downside investors also fret after years of finance ministers reportedly rejected an offer from private bond holders over greek debt places losing one point eight percent pushing the forty d