police reports of ken.ted for abuse. >> it gave the detective pause, made him consider what he had already heard from tiffany. >> that her mom had said she would never commit suicide and that she was afraid that ken was trying to kill her prior to this incident. >> now, in hawaii, at the mother's bed in the icu, tammy and tiffany vowed to find out exactly what happened to their mother. you know, most people would just leave it to a police department to do the investigating. not you two. >> no. >> first target, ken and shirleen's condo. must be evidence there, they decided. so they made up a story for ken, told him they needed a rest after their long flight. could they borrow a bed in the condo? and, sure enough, he gave them the keys while he stayed at shirleen's bed side in the hospital. when he was there, what did you guys do? >> we went to the house. >> to do what? >> to see what we could find. >> just kind of looking in cupboards and under beds and closets? for what kind of stuff? >> for things that we

ken was a real estate consultant. life was going well for the couple until one day in 2000 when ken got a call from christine's school. >> christine had failed to show up for her 1:00 music class. >> and this was very unusual. she was very punctual. she was very much a perfectionist. >> ken had no idea where she was. so he and two co-workers drove to the house to see if she was there. when they arrived, they found christine's car in the driveway. >> christine. christine! >> inside, they found christine lying in a pool of blood. one of ken's co-workers called 911. >> what's going on? >> just fallen down the stairs. she fell down the stairs and hit her head. >> is she still breathing? >> i don't think so. >> when paramedics arrived, there was little they could do. >> she was dead by the time they had arrived. >> at first glance, it looked as if christine had tripped while carrying the laundry down the stairs. apparently, her head hit a ship's bell that they stored in the basement near the steps. >> he said that she was

ken otto was a regular at a strip club where she worked. he admitted that he had given shamia a ride to work that afternoon. >> he said that he called shamia and when he called her she requested that he bring her to work because she didn't have any transportation so he agreed to bring her to work. >> he said that he last saw her going through the front doors and then he drove off. >> but police found another customer who insisted that he had given shamia a ride to cahootz that afternoon. his name was harold brown. another regular customer. he claimed that he not only dropped her off at the club, he stayed and went inside for a few hours. he also claimed he drove shamia home later that night but according to her family, she never made it inside. so police now had two men, both insisting they were the last ones to see shamia alive. shamia's boyfriend was still a suspect but where was shamia? how did we do it last time? i don't know... i forget. feeding your lawn need not be so difficult neighbors. get a load of this bad boy. whoa. this snap s

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next speaker. . >> good evening supervisors and thank you, ken and robin for putting this together i'm lynn the executive director for the concert series the pay any attention mission so 0 activate public spaces i've been producing about 3 thousand live public events all open to the public all free. i can flu at the beginning of my career i'll be walker away a crying because the process was so hard base of all the different agencies involved. so i've activate spaces including trans american pyramid park and jane warren plaza. i urge you to approve that this plan because this program is needed to you run and manage the new or old open spaces that are small we're not talking about big parks but small open spaces in san francisco. i live across the streets from the new placing a small public space that niece actuation because it's new. it cuts down the permit process and it kits down the process for community groups and other kwafrts to present events and more events will be put down on if the process is simplified >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm the streets and

thank you so much for holding the hearing i want to particularly thank robin and ken for the responsive way they've dealt with public concerns. the most important thing when this legislative camped it can have read city plazas would have houses for profit making businesses like formula retailer businesses and that was the probability the most major concern that people had when this legislation came forward and by providing those plaza accept the extraordinarily circumstances to be zoned as open space they have a zero type limits on what can happen and on the street plaza that was never an ability to build the structures they would have been prohibited, and, secondly, was a big concern about the programs in some of the cities public assess has been restricted up to 10 months a year in new york and this has been written there's 8 events a year to close to free access to the public so over 3 hundred and involving days a year the public will have unfettered access which is a concern for public land and the restrictions of the 8 days and set up and clean up time would have to be spread throu

a new land use plan at point reye d >>> i'm ken ken in the kpix 5 newsroom.t 6:00 tonight, i'm ken bastida, a new land use plan at point reyes has some ranchers worried they will be put out of business. the wildlife they say is breaking their fences and poaching their cattle feed. >> and they are not mds. how these alternative doctors could play a key role in our struggling healthcare system. >> plus, snoop's there, montana is there. uhm, the ex-mayor is there. all teaming up in san francisco, their push to end gun violence. that's coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> we'll see you then, ken. thanks so much. thanks for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news" is next. see you at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> o'donnell: tonight, calling for the head of th pressure builds on the president to fire eric shinseki for the v.a. scandal. a whistle-blower tells us how she covered up long hospital wait times. >> reporter: you had to go back into the computer and make it sound like he waited a couple of days? >> that's right. >>

acknowledge my staff that's been helpful in getting this through and working closely with robin and ken and john you had a piece of the action so thank you nick and john updike as well and dpw and rec and park and everyone give you irs a wonderful pat on the back we're going to make a motion to move this for the record or forward with positive recommendations. >> move items 3, 4, 5 and 6 we'll take that without objection. mraild madam clerk, is there any other business. >> no further business. then we are >> we've never been in so much focus worldwide and will not be this this is a the moment in time when a story going and make a wish is a program that fulfills wishes for children we operate in every cities there are 62 chapters. our chapter was formed in 8984 we fulfilled 24 wishes. our chapter covers from movntd ray 17 communities and we expect to fully 3 hundred and 50 wishes this year. we send verizon's it out to the wish families and interviews the wish child and if you do their heartfelt wish then go to work to make it happen. dismissals is a 5-year-old boy who was diagnosing diag

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did you know that, ken? lincecum, 1st inning, hi gave up a double to starling marte. he gave up four runs in four innings. e.r.a. is 5.55. >> not a wonderful day in the neighborhood. >> no, not at all. [ laughter ] pirates won 4-3. you are the king. frustrating night for the earthquakes versus colorado. missed opportunity number one. missed opportunity number two. and then, hank plant loves great passing, but not when you can't seal the deal. the game ends on a scoreless tie. san jose still has just one win this year. former football coach bob laddeser in the sports hall of fame tonight. the headliner, former as skipper tony lerusa who still fumes about the one that got away. >> i really am not happy at all with the way i managed those two world series. that is something that will haunt me forever. >> remember going to cincinnati and they were favored to win that and they got swept in four games to the cincinnati reds. >> johnny bench days? >> well past johnny bench. but they did beat the san let's face it,

so first robin and ken. thank you very much robin. good afternoon, supervisors i'll change that to good evening. robin with the office of economic workforce development. thank you very much for the opportunity to addresses you today about the proposed plaza program you'll be considering four amendments that enable it process. allow me to start with the program mission and goals i'm sure you're aware of cities are dauptd proposals and san francisco should be a leader in the positive activities but currently the city department of motor vehicles doesn't have a system we're going to try to fix it so san francisco can be a initiative leader we want to support of vibrant community by creating and successfully managing san francisco's open spaces. o e w d is launching the program and we've formed a plaza working group for agencies that have those issues at heart. here's a summary of how the program is structured it will streamline processes to encourage activation by dpw more tools forlogically the permit costs and this is the - some plaza

agusto, mike, adrian and ken n a relay race.tch-blackness being guided by this racetrack made of only light. this is the first of the series of different trialsexpects to p. there's our buddy ken, one of the best in the business when it comes to car control. >> the blackout concept, several drivers against the lights at night which is quite a big challenge trying to maneuver and get where we need to get in the dark. >> here comes the nice audi k k kicking its butt across the dirt there. i think that would have left a mark. as ken soars over top of him. >> like something from "knight rider" or "tron." >> yeah. >> it does all look pretty cool. the beautiful cars out there with the smoke and lights and lasers. it's a sensation for the eyes. ♪ >> how many times have you heard the expression, money doesn't grow on trees but now you can produce it off an iphone. one of our favorite magicians on the show is giving money to random people on the street but doing it with the cool trick he came up with using his cell phone. >> watch. >> aw

i'm going to turn it over to emily and could be and wrap it up with the next steps >> good afternoon keneminding i was the first planner on the project in 2009 i'm glad we're finally getting it done back in 2012 it was posed to move forward and using the classic tools for a development to happen we lost those tools in 2012 unless the tools this site needed toxic remexico no sewers or sidewalks or parks, etc. so sites like this like mission bay and candle stick have moved forward forward with fund in 2012, the redevelopment agency before it was resolved believes there was $150,000 half for infrastructure and half of the affordable housing. after that in partnership with xhoenz office and the planning department and, of course, the stakeholders trying to figure out how to make it work after the loss of $150,000 we've pulled it off. in a moment emily will go through the terms of the debut i'll describe it at a high-level to offer the close as possible to a market rate of return so to private developer will take it on so we came at this gunning again facing the loss of the $150,000 we came f

thank you, ken. welcome as ken said to our visitacion valley neighborhood i must say we wanted you to come down her to take a before a real big mounds of dirt start moving i think everybody should appreciate this and for a number of years 15 years is around is times when a company closed and when this happened this community certainly registered some strong views about what this lot should be and the neighborhood has been prevent for 15 years and never gum the hope this will show you be a place to compliment the changing dynamics of the neighborhood to compliment what they needed to happen in the neighborhood and the city universal pawar gone corporation corporation and various agencies were there and we got slowed down with elimination of redevelopment. we had definitely visions that were reflective of the neighborhood through the agreement but when it become slowed down we decided we weren't going to let that stop us particularly supervisor cowen her pushing along with our city staff wanted to see

ken bastida in the newsroom and ken, the video pretty remarkable to see. >> reporter: it is. this is the airport security video of the hawaiian airlines jet that was parked at the gate after the flight from san jose. now, it's a little hard to see at first but we have spotlighted him so you can actually see him climbing down. you can see his legs hanging there. keep a close eye on the engine. all of a sudden you see the boy sort of drop down out of the wheel well. he disappears for a few moments there behind the engine and then he starts walking out on the tarmac. yahya abdi's path zigzags a little wobbly, his legs are shaky, appears to stumble as he makes his way toward the jetway. the teen just keeps walking and eventually he just disappears from sight. now, this video was recorded at 11:25 a.m. the plane landed in maui at about 10:30 a.m. so this would back up the account given by airport officials. they said a worker found the stowaway about an hour after the flight from san jose touched down and that the boy was weak and very disoriented. he has since returned to the bay

chief of administration raymond guzman (clapping) we have assistant deputy chief of support services ken lombardy i didn't (clapping) assistant deputy chief fire marshall. mrs. wong kwlp. we have assistant deputy chief of the airport division dale incarnates (clapping) we have the president of the chief bipartisan chief and dr. yeah. of the medical (clapping) did i forget anyone there we also have in the audience the president of the local union 798 jim o'connor (clapping) pr we also have numerous board members in the audience (clapping) to my right we have our training staff captain mickey my lieutenant bob. (clapping.) lieutenant justin brown (clapping) lieutenant john cob by a (clapping) lieutenant norm cob by a (clapping) ernest ca rely (clapping) arnold cho. jason drapery (clapping) james costa mesaer (clapping) julie anyhow (clapping) george sxhith and tyson yee who's not here today (clapping) under ems staff we have chief which you have chief melanie brandon and jay perry (clapping) paramedic captain glenn >> under special projects captain ed mow (clapping) in service training sta

. >> party at ken's house? we always have these parties at ken's house and it never happens. we talk about them all the time. if you are planning something outside, maybe a party that will come to fruition, outdoor activities looking excellent. we do have fog tonight just like last night. we've lost the top of the pyramid. better yet we can go back in time. our potrero hill webcam showing you the fog rolling in this evening. 6:00, 7:00, we're fine. here comes the low cloud cover and there goes the downtown san francisco sky line. wake up tomorrow morning in the low 50s, concord 53, fremont, napa and san francisco 54 degrees, near perfect holiday weekend weekend weather. mountain view tomorrow morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, 78. saturday 81 degrees, very comfortable weather moving in because we have a ridge of high pressure approaching taking some time to get here. that low fired up lots of thunderstorms in the california desert. southern california rain there. the ridge will be in a perfect spot for a great weekend sitting just offshore just tapping into the cold pacific

ken found the numbers.n 2011 was $479,000 and keller's salary, $559,000. >> i'm not good with math but what is that? >> $85,000. >> $85,000 difference in the same job. >> in her previous job as managing editor she made $398,000, which was less than that of a male managing editor. >> in the newspaper hierarchy, the managing editor is running the news gathering operation and supervising reporters would be expected to make more. it's a more crucial job. obviously the other job is important, too. but poorly handled, i would say. >> and then you go beyond, katty, the actual firing and the cause for the firing, the times puts out a statement from their fearless leader who says, well, her asking for more money had absolutely nothing to do with her being fired. and then ken aletta talks to the spokesperson for the times, spokeswoman for the times who at first argued there was no real compensation gap but then conceded that, quote, this incident was a contributing factor to the firing of abramson because it was part

. >>> our news maker of the american ken langone.s right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick, along with joe kernen. andrew has the morning off. ken, it's great to have you here todayed. >> thanks for having me. >> we have a lot to talk about. you guys are already going at it. >> i didn't realize how stupid he is. he's fooled the world. >> why did it take you so long to realize that? >> i'm not smart. i plead guilty. >> you're in andrew's seat. >> andrew is sometimes right. bad facts. >> andrew writes bad facts? >> yes. >> the column on nyu? >> yes. >> he's not here to defend himself. >> it's full of errors. >> wow. right out of the gate. i swear i didn't -- >> you know why he didn't show up today? i'm sure he knew i knew. where is he today? >> i'm not sure. >> andrew? andrew? >> well, we've got two hours. >> we will beat up on the 10-year yield. >> also let's take a look at the futures quickly. we did see the equities market closed lower. this morning the futures are indicated

kpix 5's ken bastida is in the newsroom with the details. ken. >> reporter: yeah, hi, elizabeth. in a high level operation, 400 law enforcement officers executed dozens of search warrants today bringing down 13 massage parlor and spas allegedly fronts for laundry list of crimes including human trafficking, sex exploitation and labor trafficking. was a widespread operation covering several counties. the district attorney of alameda county says it was the community who stepped forward to help kick off this investigation. >> the community came to the alameda county sheriff's department to complain about 7 separate businesses in the unincorporated part of this county. and the community complaints was that these businesses were really fronts for houses of prostitution. >> reporter: a lot of complaints and those complaints were followed up by a six-month investigation that expanded to uncovering multiple criminal operations. so here it is. 18 people arrested today. 17 of which are women. 111 total criminal charges were filed. and authorities say the growth of massage parlors operating

do you agree with that, ken? >> i don't know. i'm not a medical professional.n with that, that's another reason that the league could move away from him as an owner. the end of the story this may cost some money but court is not going to say you must keep this man as your partner. it doesn't make any sense. >> okay. all right. thank you, guys. i appreciate it. your thoughtful conversation on this matter but i want you to stay around. a young man celebrates his entry into the nfl with his friends, family, and a kiss from his loved one. doesn't sound controversial, or is it? because his loved one is another man. we'll talk about that, next. ups is a global company, but most of our employees live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the trucks are reliable, that's good for business. but they also reduce emissions, and that's good for everyone. it makes me feel very good about the future of our company. ♪ ... many okinawans stay so ractive as they

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we'll see you then, ken. thanks a lot. thanks for watching us at 5:00.s evening news with scott pelley" is coming up next. >> and remember kcbs when you hit the remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. -- and remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, after the tornadoes, the floods. the storm system wreaking havoc since sunday barrels through the southeast. mark strassmann is there. executions go on hold after a condemned killer struggles. bob orr has the story. holly williams discovers why states can't get a key execution drug. doctors grow new muscle in patients crippled by serious injuries. don dahler on the remarkable medical advance. and nine former p.o.w.s are honored at last. elaine quijano on why their world war ii sacrifice went unrecognized until today. >> this is an incredible honor to be standing on a stage with these guys. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

do you agree with that, ken? >> i don't know. i'm not a medical professional. but even with that, that's another reason that the league could move away from him as an owner. the end of the story this may cost some money but court is not going to say you must keep this man as your partner. it doesn't make any sense. >> okay. all right. thank you, guys. i appreciate it. your thoughtful conversation on this matter but i want you to stay around. a young man celebrates his entry into the nfl with his friends, family, and a kiss from his loved one. doesn't sound controversial, or is it? because his loved one is another man. we'll talk about that, next. if [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. but if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. . >>> after years of playing football at every level from pee-wee to the

ken berger is here with me, ceo of chairity navigator, ken, a very well-intentioned donation, extremelysian and large donation. did mr. zuckerberg think it out completely in your view, as compared to other charities that and foundations that make large-scale gifts? >> unfortunately no. i think we see this very often, that people start from the heart, very generous donations are given, but when it comes to the question of using the community, engaging the community, sometimes that gets lost and there's a top-down approach that occurred where there's a disconnect with the realities on the ground of second is it's often a very short-term kind of view. this was meant to be a short in the arm when and you have massive social and educational problem on the ground there. and, you know, the third thing is just generally the models we have seen at work, it's incremental, one community at a time, one step at a time, not try to change a whole city at once. >> randi, weigh in on that. obviously some zuckerberg had very good intentions and there were good things that came out, but a lot of it now is

ken pritchett is life where pet owners are being told to be ware of rattlers.. >> well, we talked to a cyclist this afternoon and he sees rattlesnakes crossing the road here. there is more sitings where these wide land meeting urban areas and experts saying we are seeing more snakes because of the heat but also because of simply more snakes due to the wet year we had right before the drought that boosted the population. >> this is a big rattlesnake and it is a big one at t >> this warm weather is definitely making my life a little busier. >> we are in belmont at a neighborhood that borders open space. >> they get several calls a week for rattlesnakes in places like this. >> there is rattlesnakes and baby and adults. >> hot weather brings snakes out in the morning and evening. >> todd says he gets three or four a year. >> one time in our backyard and. . >> dogs that are fear less and ending up at the veterinarian. >> it has been a busy rattlesnake week for us. >> he says this this 8-year-old pit bull was brought in this morning and you can see the bruising from

from the newsroom, i'm ken bastida, allen, back to you. >> thank you, ken. >>> united we stand, divided we fall! >> and in san francisco, thousands of people skipped the 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to remind their employers things need to change. with picket signs they demanded better pay, working conditions and fair labor laws. >>> his family never gave up their fight for justice. now a major break in the murder of a young oakland man. charles butler shown here on home video was parking his car on an oakland street back in 2011. he accidentally bumped another car while parallel parking. that sparked an argument with two people. he was shot and killed just blocks away. yesterday police made a second arrest in this case. cartier hunter is now behind bars. another man has previously been booked. >>> today santa cruz became the first city in northern california to implement mandatory water rationing. len ramirez live with what people could have to pay if they go over their limit. len. >> reporter: well, there's water everywhere here in santa cruz as you can see. but it's not the kind that the city ne

ken pritchett is life where pet owners are being told to be ware of rattlers. ken. >> well, we talked to a cyclist this afternoon and he sees rattlesnakes crossing the road here. there is more sitings where these wide land meeting urban areas and experts saying we are seeing more snakes because of the heat but also because of simply more snakes due to the wet year we had right before the drought that boosted the population. >> this is a big rattlesnake and it is a big one at t >> this warm weather is definitely making my life a little busier. >> we are in belmont at a neighborhood that borders open space. >> they get several calls a week for rattlesnakes in places like this. >> there is rattlesnakes and baby and adults. >> hot weather brings snakes out in the morning and evening. >> todd says he gets three or four a year. >> one time in our backyard and. . >> dogs that are fear less and ending up at the veterinarian. >> it has been a busy rattlesnake week for us. >> he says this this 8-year-old pit bull was brought in this morning and you can see the bruising f

i'm ken g the human resources for the rec and park department. i'm proud to be here to introduce jim kohlman - okay. as the award recipient of our employee recognition program in december of 2005 he started as the equipment supervisor as a truck driver for 9 years and general laborer for 5 years we became the primary contractor for the installation of the siren pole it's an emergency response system and will be part of the cities wifi network under the direction of mark farrell, jim from our maintenance division worked the department of technology and the department of public works on this project and assembled interest topers and the heave crew to dig a trench to install a 8 and a half foot pole and our increment technician to finish the job and it occurred over the weekend of the march 22 and 23rd and bend from the technology. since this is went so well, this think a ongoing program to place the siren posted throughout the city. in a letter jim dunn the project manager said they worked hard professionally and presented many challenges with the

acknowledge my staff that's been helpful in getting this through and working closely with robin and ken and john you had a piece of the action so thank you nick and john updike as well and dpw and rec and park and everyone give you irs a wonderful pat on the back we're going to make a motion to move this for the record or forward with positive recommendations. >> move items 3, 4, 5 and 6 we'll take that without objection. mraild madam clerk, is there any other business. >> no further business. then we are the meeting will c order. this is the tuesday, may 13, 2014. meeting of san francisco transportation authority plans & programs committee. our clerk is ms. ivory can chang. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor kim. absent. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. we have quorum >> thank you. please call the next item. >> the serious committee report this is an informational item. >> we have bryan. good morning, committee members we shared 3 action items and passed them amazing it was our items 8, 9 and temple item 4 for a clean air program and pe

. >> thank you, ken and good afternoon commissioner president wu and commissioners. we know that the commission is familiar it's a illegal illegally bearing in mind be contract so along as they conform to the project. so the key tenants is the development program up to 6 hundred and 79 units of housing and retail. as well as the project phasing and a predetermined benefits the project any approve include a grocery store and parks and affordable housing and transportation and neighborhood impact fee tricks. this arrangements gives the developer a sense the development can be built to offer a benefit package our challenge has been to negotiate a set of public benefits that maximized the benefits to the city. the development agreement specifics when part of the project can be built and especially strict about the first phase of the development phase one about bring the grocery store to the neighborhood including hopefully, the established part of leeland avenue west of bush boulevard for commercial active to meet the goals phase one must include the residential building

i'm here joined by ken and emily from the office of economic workforce development to give you an overview of the components of the project even though today's hearing it to initiate the plan on june 5th we'll is ask you to take action on the components the mayor and board introduced the related planning, zoning map amendments as well as other related document incorporated into the ordinances like the updated skyli sign. we also have here today, i want to acknowledge we've been working with agencies from the mayor's office of housing from the mta and from rec and park department. and the project sponsor jonathan is here if you have questions later. heres an overview i'm going to go over background and context and give us the highlights to the 2009 plan and the related implementation project and emily and ken will talk about the agreements. this map hopefully, you'll see in your presentation shows the project location we're talking about the southeast corner of the city in the large map the corner that is already adapted the special use district and to the east of the project you can see th

. - ken wayne is more -- ktvu's ken wayne with more. the attorney for the mother arrested in the case tells me the family is native american. the woman is accused of putting her hands around the neck of a boy. >> she absolutely denies doing anything wrong and she presumed to be innocent. if the evidence shows otherwise i will fight this case. >> reporter: he says even if she did carry out the attack she had reason to do so. >> i don't know where the social contract that says we are supposed to abandon our children to bullies. >> reporter: that is not the way parents see it. >> it is really upsetting. i am not sure what to make of it. i just found out. i mean, it is not acceptable. >> the attack happened last friday and was witnessed by other school children. officials say they never received any reports of any bullying. >> terrible when this kind of thing happens and we take it very seriously and all of our staff work hard to keep kids safe every day and incidents like these are very rare. and when they do happen we respond. >> reporter

. >> reporter: well ken, v.tiviano says that sterling was brought up in a different time when segregation was common. barbara asked what is his state of mind? >> confused. i think he feels very alone, not truly supported by those around him. tormented. >> do you think that donald sterling should apologize? >> absolutely. >> did you discuss this with him? >> yes. >> will he apologize? >> only god knows. >> are you in love with donald sterling? >> i love him. >> i'm not sure that's what i asked. are you in love? >> no, i'm not in love. >> you love him like a friend? >> i love him like a father figure. >> reporter: she then describes herself as his right hand man, personal assistant, and silly rabbit. here she is talking to reporters outside her home. >> pardon me. >> did you know that sterling is fighting prostate cancer? >> i love those. where are they from? >> banana republic. why are you wearing the shield? >> why are you holding a microphone? >> it's my job. >> well it's my job. >> reporter: and v. stiviano is

just as ridiculous as the negative reaction to michael sam kissing his boyfriend at least to me. >> ken, i think you might disagree with this. what was your reaction? >> i thought the kiss was inappropriate and over the top, but i am just surprised with the duplicity among owners and leadership of nfl. it was just a few years ago when there were players who criticized tim tebow for wearing his faith on his sleeve. there were folks who basically said he was not a good football player, that's why they were critical of him, not because he was a professed christian who practiced his faith in all aspects of his life. i really do question the network's judgment, editorial judgment in putting the kiss on tv. look, this is a very clear opportunity for mr. sam and others to co-op a professional sports, in this case the nfl as a platform and as a force multiplier forced advancing his agenda. he should make the team or not make the team and during the combine i don't think he was more than an average football player. his time in the 40 wasn't that astonishing and that competitive. his lateral move

good afternoon, ken. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. they are still inthere, inside the board of supervisors chambers. effren carrillo heard from the supervisors, including the two women who are supervisors, all four urged him to step down from office. they say the revelations from the trial that he was caught outside of a woman's home in his underwear and that he testified he wanted to have sex with that woman make him unsuitable for office. here is his decision followed by remarks from fellow supervisors. >> those who demand that i give the office to which voters of the fifth district elected me will be disappointed. i have no intentions to resign. [ applause ] >> you've had many opportunities to confront your alcohol abuse and i want to say very publicly your inappropriate behavior with women and -- as a woman, i find these actions reprehensible. >> people who victimize will often find a way to blame the victim and feel sorry for themselves in an attempt to avoid responsibility for their actions. it's a classic and deplorable defense