>>> hi, kathleen dooley. i'm here speaking today as a representative from the north beach business association and chinatown cdc. we have written a joint letter that i'd like to read to you today in support of option 4. the chinatown community development center is a proud long-time supporter of the central subway. with the north beach business association, we endorse the concept of an extension to north beach and fisherman's wharf. we support director reiskin's proposal to study extraction of the tunnel boring machine at the pagoda theater with an alternative of behring the tbm under columbus avenue. we also support the mta's efforts to plan for a station at the pagoda theater and additional stations to and from fisherman's wharf. this will create a north-south connection that serves the eastern edge of san francisco, connecting important neighborhoods and communities. the north beach business association, we have over 80 members in north beach would like to add a few more comments, which is, we would like t

as kathleen carinn traveled on this pilgrimage.here's todaa's closure. 3 weeall hhve a 'bucket list', thingg we want to do in our liietime. "i was goong there to hopefully onnecc with lindsey....and it didnt happen..."for linny nelsonn he's finally courageous enough toomake this journey. he served in vietnam.and returned home. his cousin did not. it really tore me up because i was looking forward to being with him, it took 30 yrs for me to come to the wall tt see his name..." linny is still haunted by the iiaggs he saw ii 1967.... (((voice only: linny))):11--:22 that was very scarry and to see the actual napalm falling and hitting jungle to get the vietcong a 19 year old."as tourists pass by... linny wonders how ome hh didn't end up with pis name etched on this gganite. liie 58 housand.... other.... soldiers. "this is the wall where linzas name appears... and this is linzas right here...(points) man wow... my man... 30 years... sniffle.. rubs eye... linzie died young,... "20... yep that was my buddy.... sigh.... 30 years...." it haa been too years...."buddy.... sigh.... 30 years....""

michael jackson's teenage daughter paris announced an twitter that her grandmother and guardian, kathleen, jackson, was missing. >> she's back home. >> reporter: michael jackson's siblings disputed it saying their mother was resting in arizona. katherine was restored as permanent guardian of michael jackson's children. whether this was a pleasure or guilty plerks audiences couldn't turn away from tlc's hit reality show "honey boo boo." rapper psy went from a relatively unknown performer to a worldwide phenomenon. it became the number one watched video on youtube with more than 970 million views, but psy's new found fame wasn't without crossers. harsh antiamericans he made during a performance in 2004 resurfaced online. he apologized saying his lyrics were emotionally charged and resulted from events in iraq. in one of the most surprising stories of the year, elmo puppeteer kevin clash was forced to leave sesame street because of relations with a minor. twilight's stars cress ten stewart -- chris ten stewart and rob better -- robert pattinson had been a couple. >> she released a very publi

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. >> 16-year-old kathleen hahn, known as jasmine to her family, came to live with her grandparents as a toddler. they were the only parents she knew. >> i was her grandmother, but i raised her just like mine. i couldn't have loved her any more if i did give birth to her. >> was that necklace hard work? >> no. >> no? who are you making it for? >> for you. >> for me? oh, isn't that nice. >> jasmine was raised in a house of southern manners and strict standards. the hahns wanted to ensure that their granddaughter, an honors student and tomboy, received everything she needed to realize her dream of becoming a veterinarian. >> she wanted to help any animal, big or small, daddy long legs, don't kill it, she'll put it outside. >> at age 12 jasmine suffered a huge emotional jolt when her beloved uncle ernie died suddenly from leukemia. grieving and vulnerable, it was then her family says that jasmine fell prey to a troubled neighborhood girl named danielle. >> i felt bad because the little girl had had a rough life, you know. so i told jas to let her come over, be friends with her. she may ne

. - safety. 3 kathleen cairns is live at -33 poll ech in north baltimooe with more on the connerns over security. & 33& everyone is worried aabut security right noww last year, & baltimore city schools... & including a loaded 22 caliber that was found at this sshool. but tonight the deeatt is: whether theeproper response policies arr in placee.- 3 with heightened fear about potential dangers at school... 3 on red alerr..(pprent) "the &pkkis need more protectionn administrators are reviewing their oon emergency response 3 connncticut massacre. the time to look at the plans are theyyadequate.,. pppropriate for this situation.. do we have -3 sommthing for every situation thattmight happen"btu ppesident marreeta english, 3 newtown,poised that quession chiiff.. (mariettt eeglish)"..and hh said everyone has an emergency lan and they shoold be prrcticing it four times a year. "( joseph baribeault) "no. the schooo system is not prepared," this former city school police officer shares his perssective: "aa of right now you shhw up and your on wing and a prayer. look at columbbne.. and conneccicut

you that the system has to change, i don't know what does. >> by october 2012, district attorney kathleencharges against 20 people accused of being involved in an s.a.t. cheating ring in nassau county, new york. in response to the cheating by sam eshaghoff and others, the two companies that administer the s.a.t. and a.c.t. issued new security measures. among the reforms, students will now be required

you that the system has to change, i don't know what does. >> by october 2012, district attorney kathleenhad brought charges against 20 people accused of being involved in an s.a.t. cheating ring

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. >> reporter: louisiana organizers partnered with kathleen ryan who runs an annual toy drive in her husband's name. after sandy she wasn't sure they could meet the demand. >> through their tragedy they knew what we would need and what would be helpful to us. >> christmas is going to be good this year, right, ryan? >> reporter: the need for smiles and reminders that giving and receiving not only go hand in hand. >> such an incredible feeling to be on the giving end. you know, we've been on the receiving end before. >> reporter: but can also come full circle. michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >>> and now for a look at your holiday travel forecast we turn to nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer. so did you get your christmas shopping done? >> i got most of it done. there's a part of my family i won't see until after christmas so, you know, i did decide to push that off. then i'll hit up all the after-christmas sales. >> so you're excused. >> right. >> you're going to save some money after. >> we just moved. we're surrounded by boxes right now. it's been a little overwhelming but, hey, at

his wife of 45 years kathleen his three children, one of whom is a member of our own police department lt. mike nevin. a great man who leaves a great legacy, not just in san mateo county but throughout the region. i know i can say it on behalf of everyone here, his family is.lnk sent our deepest condolences. >> presidentcondolences if we could -- >> president chiu: if we could adjourn as a board for mike nevin and kay gulbengay. >> clerk calvillo: supervisor campos. >> supervisor campos: thank you supervisor elsbernd, for the very moving comments about supervisor nevin. i have a couple of items, and i'd like to begin by just talking about an item that i think has been debated many times here. and i don't know if this will be the last time that it's mentioned at the board of supervisors. probably not. but i do want to thank the mta board of directors today who just a couple of hours ago, voted unanimously to approve the implementation of the free muni for low income youth program. and i want to thank all of the members of the board of directors for their support. i also want to take thi

it was approximately a month ago that secretary kathleen sebelius said the u.s. department of health and human services announced the creation of this new federal agency, and that is the administration for community living. and in her words, she said "for too long, too many americans have faced the a possible choice between moving to an institution or living at home without the long-term services and support they need." so this new administration for community living will be to helping people with disabilities, as well as seniors, to live a productive, satisfying lives. now, as you may be aware, the aging and disability population has been recognized actually at the local and state levels for quite some time now. so the mechanisms for providing support that facility community living have been really brought together into local and state agencies such as the san francisco departments the of aging and adult services that serves those populations since the year 2000. yet, at the federal level, policy developments from a community outreach, and program implementation

. >> reporter: louisiana organizers partnered with kathleen ryan, a firefighter widow who runs an annualve in her husband, bobby's, name. after sandy, she wasn't sure if they could meet the demand. >> through their tragedy, they knew what we would need and what would be helpful to us. >> christmas is going to be good this year, right, ryan? >> reporter: need for smiles. and reminders that giving and receiving not only go hand in hand -- >> such an incredible feeling to be on the giving end, you know? we have been on the receiving end before. >> reporter: but can also come full circle. michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >>> we have reached the end of an era for what was once a must-read. this is a cover of the last-ever print edition of "newsweek," which is switching to an online-only format after 80 years. the final cover features the old "newsweek" building on madison avenue here in midtown manhattan and fittingly, a #signify the transition to digital. it hits newsstands tomorrow. >>> the christmas spirit have alive and well, but what about the airing of the grievances? if you watche

. >> reporter: louisiana organizers partnered with kathleen ryan, a firefighter widow who runs an annualoy drive in her husband, bobby's name. after nd

. >> good morning, kathleen [speaker not understood], planning and development group. and i'm here today to talk to you about what we believe is an incredibly exciting project and opportunity to bring back to life some of the oldest buildings in san francisco. quickly, these are at pier 70 located in the city at pier 70, which is south of mission bay, east of potrero hill. and then what we're talking about specifically at pier 70 is the historic court that's shown in red in the locator map. we're here to ask for today are two specific actions which help begin the process and get your concurrence that we're on the right track. we're requesting endorsement of the term sheet with orton development for the rehab of these buildings. and then the finding of fiscal feasibility so we can begin environmental review. very similar to what's done on the arena a week or two ago. so you understand the [speaker not understood], we've draft and had negotiated at this point is five pages, conceptual meeting of the minds how the business terms of what the project will be. by getting you

kathleen kennedy townsend was on a panel. and how they survive politically with the catholic byrnesishops being so right-wing. she said my daddy, kathleen remember priests are republicans. the nuns are democrats. >> true >> bill: i wasn't sure if she was making that up until i read your book. you have that in the book. it's got to be true. >> the kennedys always looked at the bishops and the cardinals as republicans. but the nuns and, you know, something, when john f. kennedy ran for president, joe kennedy, his father was enraged with the hierarchy of the catholic church, enraged because this was the first time an irish catholic had a real chance at becoming president. joe kennedy felt until an irish catholic became president, there would be that bigotry throughout the country. the hierarchy of the church was not behind jfk. they -- carleddinal sellman did not support him. it turned joe kennedy off of his religion forever. he still supported some catholic causes but not many. and he made it quite clear in his letters that tha

because in antrum county in northern michigan it is a conservative area and michael and his wife kathleencome in and invigorated the democrats and the community. you have ingig rated traverse city. you have renovated the theater. so the lesson is even if you are in a conservativish area you can invigorate your democratic party. even if you are seen as a lefty like michael moore. >> actually that has been my experience. i live in a republican county. the county did not vote for you. they voted for bush. they voted for mccain, and last year their -- their businessman's association gave me -- or two year's ago, their man of the year award, for reopening the theater -- but there is not a day that goes by in northern michigan where some republican doesn't shake my hand and thank me for being here. but you are right, and i think that's because -- look as americans whether you are conservative or liberal, we have more in common than not, and if we start focusing on those things that we have in common and fight for those things it doesn't matter how many billions we have we have got the votes. an

> after the break, two actors who honed their skills following their parents around the globe >> kathleen. the first time he came to "talk stoop" they were ripping up the street and now thwe're talking to her again and now they're ripping up the street >> what a day you chose. >> what a day you chose. you decided your street needed to be done today. >> today >> what a career from "body heat" where the whole world fell in love with you. and lust with you. >> lust, i think would be yes. love was more "romancing the stone" i think >> even the end of love wow been "war of roses. >> yes, indeed >> if you don't g et out of here now, you have nop idea how far i'll go. >> where's the money from las vegas? >> i was with some wonderful people and extraordinary directors. and material that just goes on and on and now, of course, i get to do my really greatest love, which i never left, but theatre. >> you have a theatre of people sitting closer to each other than they do at home they start to breathe together or laugh together or hold their breath together. and this magic happens that they become par

a 4 over a new hollywood flick, a handful of senators using harsh language to describe director kathleenfor trail of the hunt for usama bin laden. dennis kneale covering this story and joins us with more. >> it opens this friday amid controversy, and usama bin laden, john mccain, a republican and prisoner of war democratic senator dianne feinstein, sent a letter to sony pictures objecting to the film. the protest follows reports that it makes a hero of a female cia agents who in real life was passed over for promotion because see should -- she is such a pain. like carry on the series homeland. this is just the kind of controversy that can make even more people line up to see the film. already set up records for a limited opening on wednesday plaaing in new york and los angeles, directed by kathleen bigelow who won the oscar for best film for her previous military -- shea beach avatar and james cameron for that. one scene shows water boarding of one suspect who doesn't end up cracking, senators sent a letter that said, quote, we believe the film is grossly inaccurate, suggesting torture l

. >> they were caught up in the 2007 murder of a juvenile named kathleen jasmine haul.delivered her to the john's apartment where she was tortured and killed. the john got life in prison. >> i know all about it. >> i know about it. >> why haven't you talked to us about it then? >> it's not my problem. >> they're working to build a federal trafficking case against g and want crystal to cooperate. >> i know who you are, you're not a bad person at all. i think you got hooked up with g when you were too young. >> no. >> come on, he is not good news, you know that. >> but crystal is not about to give up g tonight. in the jargon of the sex trade, she remains true to the game. >> they deny there is a pimp, they don't want him to get in trouble and have the repercussions of what he can do to them. so we still see their continuously scared to testify against these pimps. >> he's not good for you. >> no, i know -- >> he's not, you deserve better than this, you know you do, i know you do. these guys take shrank of the girls, play their game with them, and then what happens to the

. >> kathleen, thank you so much for being here. the book is "gulf war vets, the richest of resources" and you said it took you a year and a half that went into the research for this book. >> it did take me a year and a half. we don't always think of veterans as individuals from all walks of life so it's important for us to remember that they come from all walks of life and 10% of the sales of the book are going to the veterans artist program in baltimore and we don't usually think of veterans as artists and it's a great organization that supports veterans when they return from war to re-enter their careers of artists, as tritz, -- artists, rumissions and writers. >> stay with us, coming up next on 11 news, john, carey and the "sunday gardener." >> how do you build these beautiful flower displays. >> it's a secret but it's easy. >> coming up next on "sunday gardener." >> good morning and welcome to your "sunday gardener," i'm john collins along with carrie engel from valley view farms. christmas color here, it's the season. today we

kathleen miller still has faith that the center will make the necessary changes. >> that's very shocking and very disturbing and i hope that they're going to give us some time to turn it around. >> reporter: the sonoma developmental center will appeal the order and that it will continue making changes. they've started by asking the assistant chief of the chb to temporarily take over their internal police force. sonoma center can stay open and continue receiving federal funds during the appeals process. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> extra security will be on site tomorrow at two schools after a bomb threat forced them to shut down. threats scrawled on a wall. it claimed there was a bomb in a school that included a threat against a teacher. lincoln elementary and another school schutt down for the day. no bomb found, but frightening for students and neighbors. >> pretty big deal, because, first of all, there was a name involved. >> it's like mass disruption. >> sheriff's deputies will be at both schools tomorrow. >> is that right say they're making sure the teacher named in the threat is r

i'm chris hayes here with kathleen from westin solutions that does green property ren nation, steve coll "private empire" and frances from the national resources defense council. we're talking about the massive, extractive energy boom up happening in america right now. how it's transforming our politics and how that can be made to work with a same climate policy, which is really the difficult question. before the break i left the question on the table about the price of energy being too low right now. basically we see this massive amount of supply has come onto the grid thanks largely to natural gas. the price has come down, and i think we generally think, oh, lower prices are better. but it seems to me there's a lot of problematic stuff about the price coming down as sharply as it is right now in terms of incentives for efficiency and et cetera. >> you would want the prices to go up a lot because it would drive the next stage towards renewables and make that at least cost-effective. algae fuel, we talk a lot about that. >> some people talk about that. >> yeah. the cost is about eight an

police officer kathleen phillips is on routine patrol when at 7:25 p.m. she hears an emergency call over the police radio. a man has lost consciousness. philip, just blocks away, immediately responds. her dashboard camera rolling. >> please, he's dying. please, dear god. >> i got out of the car as quickly as i could. ran up to see what's going on and saw a man unconscious in the passenger seat. >> 44-year-old jeff seamans driving through south dakota with his family is in full cardiac arrest. >> he looked pretty ashen, gray in color. he wasn't breathing. he was slumped over to the side. >> i need help getting him out of the car. >> his wife patricia is on the phone with 911 as his stepdaughter lilly anxiously looks on. phillips knows she has to act quickly. >> he needed to have chest compressions. i grabbed an arm and tried to pull as hard as i could. i didn't get very far. he was probably about double my size. so i asked his wife for help. >> we need to get him out of here, ma'am. come on. >> when i was pulling him out of the car, she said i can't do it.

kathleen was last seen at 10:30 p.m.. she did not take her purse, cell phone or id with her. her dodge neon is also missing. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is set to go back to work on wednesday. she -- doctors say clinton contracted a stomach virus earlier this month got dehydrated fainted and fell and hit her head. she was diagnosissed with a concussion on december 13th and hasn't been seen in public since. >>> another deadly understand -- to prevent another deadly incident like in benghazi they are closing their embassy there. u.s. state department ordered the ambassador and his staff to evacuate immediately. >>> californians are registered to vote in record numbers this year. with the edition of online registration this year, registration among 1-24-year- olds in-- 18-24-year-olds increased. the younger voters are more likely to state no party preference when they register. >>> city of san francisco has a plan to increase pedestrian safety. starting early next year there will be more motorcycle officers. police say their goal is to protect pedestrians by cracking

biden, along with other cabinet members to discuss this issue, along with arne duncan there, we see kathleenius there, eric holder to formulate a plan. how many opportunity is there for something to get done, with public sentiment the way it is after newtown? >> well there say window, people are obviously outraged at what happened. while there is a political will to do something, they have to move and they have to act. they have to get through the fiscal. there may be talks about sb immigration as well. so it's a bit crowded right after the honeymoon. second-term honeymoons do lot last long. a moment they have to seize. >> they have not given a reaction. the facts, however, on social media. there's a radio silence from them. paul, your book is about one of the guns that lanza brought to this school, "glock." we go over it in tucson, in aurora. it was the military-style bushmaster type rifle. used in afghanistan and iraq. i want to show everybody an ad for the rifle. reading "consider your man card reissued" when it comes to this weapon. what does it say that that's the way a weapon like this