please foreign-made and welcoming to the stage our moderator, and sara lee lacy, and her panel of tech visionaries. welcome. goo[applause] >> i was just telling the mayor, and i first moved here when i was a 22-year-old aspiring writer, and the first time i saw san francisco, i decided i was never leaving, and i did not leave. this morning i woke up in the 100-year-old victorian my husband and i own where we have been urban pioneers, trying to pull that part of the mission into the light. my nanny was late. my husband was rushing to the terminal rather than taking a high-speed train. it was very obvious to me why it is so hard to live in san francisco, but there is one reason i can never leave the city. it is because i write about startups and technology, and although i spent 40 weeks traveling the world, san francisco is still ground zero for all tech innovation in the world, and more importantly, the money that goes into tech innovation, so it is high time the mayor's office, the chamber, the parts of san francisco that affect our day to day life are in fighting technology to come in

ktvu tara moriarty is on lacy avenue this morning with how that fire started. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. you can see all of the cop cars lined up alodge the street and a lot of officers are inside of this house which you can't see very well because it's dark. there is no electricity right now. we are waiting for officers to come out. authorities went in around 3:00 after getting their search warrant. within two hours we are told they should be coming out here with marijuana plants. just a few minutes ago we noticed officers hauling out large fans and lamps. how they stumbled upon this grow operation last night around up 30 firefighters respond to acauline the 7,000 block of lacy avenue. an electrical box had caught fire and authorities say the suspects had rigged their electricity to illegally root power from a nearby power pole. the fire department notified police that found 300 pot plants inside. we are tole police have made no arrests and the fire caused minimal damage. we will stay on top of this and see if neighbors had any idea a grow

we tried asking pass to lacy. >>> no one at the school would talk to us. so we took a question to the unified school district. >>> we don't have an enforcement tool. a spokesman said the district's job is just to disperse the federal funds. >>> it's really more of a bureaucratic process. says someone can inflate the numbers and you wouldn't even know it? >>> you have to remember to a federal program. >>> i realize that the school district is in charge of doling out the money so in some sense there is irresponsibility. >>> there is no way we can verify enrollment at every single school that we see this money the money is awarded contracts most of it goes to the pastor's wife carrie banks to get $100 an hour for teacher training and the pastor's son gets $40 an hour for teaching struggling students. did with the like it paid $100 an hour for her duties there as a developmental teacher? is that sounds obsessive. >>> it does and not aware of their particular compensation levels. they're all in your documents that you approve. and then you have robert lindsay j

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last night around 7:30 firefighters responded to a call around the 7,000 block of lacy avenue. an electrical box outside the house had caught fire. the suspects had rigged their electricity to illegally route power from a nearby power pole. the fire department notified police that found more than 300 pot plants inside. they have made no arrests so far and the fire did cause minimal damage. there were wires all over the house, they had to hand cut each plant and bag it for evidence. very time consuming. we'll stay on top of this story and let you know if anybodies had any idea this grow operation was next door to them. coming up we'll tell you how much the electricity bill was for this house. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty. >>> 5:32. the two men to stand trial for the beating of bryan stow will be back in the courtroom this morning. lou wee sanchez and marvin norwood will be formerly charged in that beating. bryan stow suffered a critical brain injury in that attack. now make sure you stay right here with ktvu channel 2 for all of the coverage. we do have a ktvu news crew i

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when firefighters responded to the home on the 7,000 block of lacy avenue and notified police. suspects had rigged wires to illegally rig wire to a nearby power pole. they found 3,000 pot plants inside. police have highway no arrests so far the fire did cause minimal damage. officers spent hours dismantling the grow operation. hand cutting the plants, bagging them for evidence. it doesn't look like a lot of marijuana but that is because they compress it into the bag. they say it's a pretty large operation for the house which had an intricate wiring operation. they are loading the marijuana plants into one of the cars right here and all of the fans and lamps and eventually all of the marijuana will go into an incinerator. meanwhile investigators will have to figure out who is responsible for growing the marijuana. you can hear behind me they are boarding up so nobody breaks into the home. we do know there are dogs in the back of the home that officers have encountered. those have been kept in a secure place. live in oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisc

could it be dottie sandusky is lacy patterson? sure.e boys were in the basement in her home and she did nothing. megyn: her husband is going down to young boys sleeping in the basement. he was always the one to tuck them in, never her. >> jerry. megyn: is it stupidity? how can you have that when you talk about the rape of young boys. >> it, be unwillful blindness. if you want to believe your parents love you and you are safe, could you turn a blind eye to your father going in your brother's room late at night and hearing sounds disturbing to you saying i'm putting that outside my mind. i can't fathom that and i don't want to. you can carry that with you and turn that blind eye and deaf ear to your husband. but i will reserve the right to say it is possible that inside dottie sandusky is a desire to do some harm. and rather than do it herself she finds an assailant to do so that she has these impulses that her husband expresses them for her. no different than the serial killer wives who say, there was blood on the towel when he came home

they weredy covered after an electrical fire at 69 and lacy avenue last night. tara mori arcity live at oakland police headquarters with a live update and joins us. good morning, tara. >> he, with good morning -- >> reporter: well, good morning. we had to move because police say it was simply too dangerous. we were there as officers hauled out 300 pot plants as well as fans and lamp from inside the home on lacy avenue. they estimate the street value upwards of 30,000. they found out about this illegal glow operation from -- grow operation from a fire. a neighbor said he saw light flicker, he looked out, and sprang into action. >> i grabbed my smoke thing and came out to fire. did you have any idea that the people there were growing marijuana inside? >> no. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect had rigged wires to illegally route power from a nearby power pole. police have made no latests so far and the fire did cause minimal damage. officers say this was a large operation for the house. now, the investigators will pick up the investigation from here to find o

lacy? >> i have a question on the soft despotism topic. >> yeah. >> he mentions that part of the danger is the government creating the net of the minute regulations and laws, et cetera, et cetera. yet, when we look to solve problems in this country and we tend to do so through the proper democratic channels, all congress can really do is legislate. so we end up creating more laws. do you ever see a way to avoid that problem, or is it just kind of a self-perpetuating thing? >> one of your colleagues told me that he was taking accounting, was guiding me around this morning and was looking at the u.s. tax code. you know, advocates of the kind of policies that conservatives would call soft despotism will say to you look, it's a complicated society. if we're going to tax income, you got define income. in a complicated society, there can be lots of ways of doing that. and people will want to tend to want to minimize their revenue as they have a right to do under principles of law if they do it le

. >>> right now oakland police are still at a house on the 7000 block of lacy avenue.lease tell us that crews responded to a report of fires last night but when they got to the home the found in a legal pot group. >>> today is the second day of work to clear the rubble. they're still looking for the cause of the fire the did more than $2 million of damage. it is expected to be opened by america's cup. >>> by the end of the month, half of the department is expected to be gone. >>> the loss, not knowing what is whatever happened again. i have a daughter and i have a wife. >>> their medical benefits are gone. the teen center is set to close as well. >>> cost of and cynthia houses woman who otherwise would give chose abortion. the place has avoided eviction by volunteering to leave three placeholder earlier it this year. and what is still turning up in purses and wallets two years after manufacturers to stop making items with the toxic metal. 43 of them, of which is 15% to give high levels of lead. >>> ones that were said that it weather, like vinyl were more likely to hav

that was from the famous the laci hearings of the one nine hundred sixty s. which were touted as a major breakthrough in intelligence about the mob well that wasn't what we got with jamie dimon today you know what can i say a girl can dream that's not what we saw but first let's back up to quickly recap on how we got here. it's been a little more than a month since the beast revealed its true nature publicly. j.p. morgan's now infamous london whale weighing in with at least a two billion dollar loss. before disappearing back into the vast murky waters of the largest bank in the united states only to rear its head again in the form of p.r. spin so banks you can make loans or invest the money in securities you have a huge security put forward big bank in fact the securities before it does have an unrealized gain of eight billion dollars but in how we manage that portfolio we did lose two billion dollars trading fishy euphemisms amidst a sea of criticism over the risk taken by a taxpayer backed too big to fail bank and its chief executive he's responsible for th

the fire happened inside a building in the 7000 block of lacy avenue in east oakland.once inside authorities found 300 marijuana plants. police also tell us that electricity was illegally routed from a near by power pool. we're told no arrests so far and that the fire caused only minimal damages. >>> one of sandusky's adopted sons says he too was a victim of child abuse. the 33-year-old said he had been ready to testify against his father. the news comes as jurors began deliberating the sexual abuse charges against jerry sandusky. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life behind bars. >>> here in the bay area it was day two of an emotionally charged trial that reinvolves around allegations of molestation and revenge. a man named will lynch is on trial for beating up a priest who he says molested him as a child. as robert handa explains, there was a destruction outside of the courtroom that resulted in the jury being sent home. >> reporter: it was deb lucas who got attention today. >> deb said look me in the eye and she was able to at last look father l -- linder

the fire happened inside a building in the 7000 block of lacy avenue in east oakland.ce inside authorities found 300 marijuana plants. police also tell us that electricity was illegally routed from a near by power pool. we're told no arrests so far and that the fire caused only minimal damages. >>> one of sandusky's adopted sons says he too was a victim of child abuse. the 33-year-old said he had been ready to testify against his father. the news comes as jurors began deliberating the sexual abuse charges against jerry sandusky. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life behind bars. >>> here in the bay area it was day two of an emotionally charged trial that reinvolves around allegations of molestation and revenge. a man named will lynch is on trial for beating up a priest who he says molested him as a child. as robert handa explains, there was a destruction outside of the courtroom that resulted in the jury being sent home. >> reporter: it was deb lucas who got attention today. >> deb said look me in the eye and she was able to at last look father l -- linder i

and it was found here in the 700 block of lacy avenue where the fire discovered a to the west of 580. police then went into collect evidence so far. and no one has details. >>> and the latest on the embarcadero to the historic pier. a search for the cause and repairs continuing now. one of the solo reporters. and we're live at the embarcadero with more. >> reporter: good morning. things quiet here right now, but yesterday it was quite a different seen, you can see the equipment in place taking part of the demolition of the pier. here is video from yesterday when the demolition started taking place. the front of the pier has been red tagged. and engineers are going in and trying to make sure it is secure. they are taking down the burnt part of the historic arch that you see there. the other spart that the embarcadero sidewalk in front of the pier remains closed right now. the hope is that they will make this structurally sound and then be able to reopen the sidewalk by this weekend. and there is a sense up people can get back and the sidewalk and as far as the investigation. that is co

first show their ravenous appointed just about 20 minutes of 715 is expected to arrive and remove that lacyee the new 180 ft pair at the terminal at disappoint those last the sierra intended to be of a shield from the glossary and chilly bay front for today because of the rain the authority is expected about 375 commuter sleazes ferry service everyday monday through friday that will be three morning rush hour departures from alameda and oakland and two trips to south of the disco the this with the service will be free from commuters starting next week that tripple cost $7.10 way till be offered coffee and muffins to the morning and beer and wine in the evenings there is also going to be wireless internet available for this commuters as they make their way to and from the peninsula's us settle a huge convenience for and other of those east bay commuters to will no longer have to worry about driving as another option will have an honest but this morning with the washington cbs five are getting refreshments. deadweight to the showers are just the money and thus it was the next couple of hours

lacy is in washington. are they getting answers? >> some. some.second appearance on capitol hill, we saw him in front of the senate. today he was in front of the house. and essentially i want to play you some tape of him arguing a bit with the top democrat on the panel about whether his bank really was strong enough to withstand something and whether the other banks which aren't as strong would be. >> you said you have a fortress balance sheet. something special about the way you are that made us have to worry, but we can't assume that's going to be the case for every institution. >> also said -- >> that's not the question. >> the house has reputation for being maybe a little more lively than the senate, brooke. and you got that today. this is important because when jamie dimon talks, people listen. and his views on regulation could really shape that financial reform bill that was passed but still being put into practice. it hasn't really been finished yet. that's why listening to him after the fact is also something that members are doing. >> lin

police found marijuana on the 700 block of lacy ave.ct evidence and no arrests, yet. the latest on the a embarcadero destruction on. 29. jackie in his life. . 29. >>jackie: is live. - >>jackie: this building has even been red tagged. the damage still being assessed with at least $2.5 million. it happened during that four-alarm fire on wednesday. still, preliminary investigations however they think that the construction could be to blame. it is being prepared for the america's cup yacht race next year. they think that this fire could have been caused from that construction activity from wednesday. however how long will they be able to work along mess area and will it looks like they are going to try to open up that sidewalk. many people are using that by going but the hope of course is that they want to get this open by the weekend because they do get a lot of foot traffic with safety concerns. people walking on the bike lane. >>justine: thank you. this is. 29. before, during, after. this before is showing the historic shot of 1915. it w

. >> it's late october, 2011 and friends barbara retker and adam lacy spot several hump back whales ind bubble neck feeding. they blow bubbles around a school of fish creating a food ball. >> that food ball moves around like a lava lamp would move around. so, the whale will then come from up underneath and come up underneath the ring of bubbles with the mouth open. >> like many whale watchers in the area, barb and adam rent a kayak and paddle around the bay, having no luck spotting any humpbacks, they begin pedaling back to shore. >> i saw these birds. i said, let's just go out over there and low and behold, there was a whale. we got maybe three spouts or something and we were so ecstatic. >> i was watching where they had been previously and then all of a sudden they came up. we weren't expecting that at all. >> the next thing you know, they are coming right next to me. >> barb decides to focus in on a woman wearing a bikini and lying on a surf board. >> the reason i was filming her, she wasn't wearing a wet suit and the water is freezing here. it's like ice water year round. i was lik

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i expect congress william lacy collie have a harsher take on it than you heard from elijah cummings.s he's going in with guns plazing. >> thank you for the heads up. we'll be watching for that, jonathan allen. thank you. we really do appreciate it. we'll is the latest on the jerry sandusky trial next. unner,marathon r in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... he was just... "get me an aspirin"... yeah... i knew that i was doing the right thing, when i gave him the bayer. i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] aspirin is not appropriate for everyone so be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. so he's a success story... [ laughs ] he's my success story. [ male announcer ] learn how to protect your heart at i am proheart on facebook. yoo-hoo. hello. it's water from the drinking fountain at the mall. [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water can come from any faucet anywhere. the brita bottle with the filter inside.  [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water can come f

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we have introduced legislation of the lacy act. the gibson guitar.it did appall me that i discovered that we were actually forced to be regulated under foreign laws. basically all fishing regulations for the entire world. you can be convicted of honduran, brazilian and spend time in a u.s. prison over these things. so we have gone after things like that. people have been in prison for putting dirt on their own land, basically raising the elevation of their on land because people say they are polluter because they're going to mean there on dry land. so there are a lot of these crimes and over criminalization to regulation. we are very interested and will keep going after them. >> i just wanted to add to that. r.j. and i have known each other for years. we both used to work together in the old town house in the early 90's. telling me the same thing he to set here at an event. and i was not as impressed as i should have been because i was just thinking, yak, yak. epa. bad things they do, property rights. we have been talking about that since 1991. i hea

. >> lacy. >> okay, so you came all the way from hawaii are you from hawaii. >> california originallynow. >> yep. >> what made you decide to be a part of outreach to teach. >> well, i am really into education, my mom and step dad are teachers, and i am the president of college of student association at uh. >> what do you think of this event going on here. >> amazing i think it is just awesome to see everybody get together all around the nation and work together and just do a really good thing. >> have you been to dc before. >> first time to greater washington area. we love it. >> who else from hawaii. >> julie. >> how was the flight >> long. 9.5 hours i am happy it was direct. >> direct flight from honolulu. >> yes. >> thousand you are in maryland what do you think. >> good experience i love to travel, i am glad you know i get a chance to do this and help out,. >> think you will make a difference here today. >> definitely >> ready to work all day long. >> definitely. >> you know it will be almost 100 degrees by the end of the week >> i am ready. >> someone from hawaii should be, if an

just little lacy, white top. perfect. all you need is a clutch and subtle bling on the ears.> reporter: kate wore those red, orange, tangerine jeans. we have them in a pastel for summer. about being a little playful. >> reporter: turns out, even the everyday fashionista can channel her inner duchess. one more example. kate has recycled this elegant hat. i know someone else who has wore that hat. robin, let's look at you in the exact same hat in white. >> i didn't realize i was wearing kate's hat. >> you were. >> liked your hat, too. >> thank you very much. we love recycling. target, worn several times. i'm proud. >>> sam and josh are outside right now. i doubt they're recycling at the moment. what are you up to, boys? >> no, we're not. but sam is putting shoes on. you'll know why. we're living on the edge here this morning and for the next two days. we're two days away from one of the most jaw-dropping, high-wire stunts ever. we're going to talk to the man behind it all. first, we want you to take a look at this. nik wallenda is daredevil royalty. the seventh-generation of th

anxiety, ruling this to frame others whether they are unruly women, illegal immigrants, lazy black lacym as the other, make possible all of these policy moments and this is the last thing i will say and that i will run from this building. there is no reason to lose hope. we are just not a perfect people. we are just not. we are kind of like an adolescent country. remember adolescents? my daughter is almost 11. i had forgotten. adolescents is hard. you used to randomly feel bad and get afraid and wonder about the security of childhood that you once had and particularly for a country that became so dominant, so quickly, that became so wealthy in the context of such inequality, that understood itself as standing on the shining hill. we are in our adolescents and we are making a bit of a mess of it. [applause] that said, there is no reason to lose hope. the fear that is activated the past decade cannot be countered with more fear of what is coming. is there money in the political system? yes. is the supreme court friendly? nope. are there folks willing to actually damage the very core of ou

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i know your company encourages people to raise their hands lacy things going wrong, and they appreciate you doing that today. i want to talk about the actual trade. i would like to get some perspective about the size of the trade, the size. we saw press reports about the london way of, and -- how big was the position, and the real question is, how could it be so large without coming to the attention of management, of regulators, and ultimately, shareholders? >> i have to declined to comment on some of that. my job is to first protect my company and to manage it. i can disclose certain things. some of the information was accurate, some was not. it was a complex series of trades, not just one single thing. i can manage that risk down. i can go through the reasons that it should have never gotten to this size. >> would not ask anything to put the process at jeopardy. in may, jpmorgan changed how it calculated the amount of money that the firm's chief investment officer could use in a single day, and you have talked about this somewhat. can you discuss those changes and when the decisions w

john lacy, who was a past president of the association of the new jersey federal bar, said that judge schwartz and i -- quote -- "is thoughtful, intelligent, has an extraordinarily high level of common sense." thomas curtain, chairman of the lawyers' advisory committee for the district court of new jersey, i quote him, "every lawyer in the world will tell you she is extraordinarily qualified, a decent person, and an excellent judge." the american bar association clearly agrees. they gave her the high -- their highest rating of unanimously well qualified. a review of judge schwartz's experience shows why she has earned such respect and praise. since 2003, patty shwartz has served as a u.s. magistrate judge in the district of new jersey where she's handled more than 4,000 civil and criminal cases. she graduated from rutgers university with highest honors, from the university of pennsylvania law school, where she was an editor of the law review, and was named her class' outstanding woman law graduate. as governor christie said, patty shwartz's devoted her entire career to public service,

i know your company encourages people to raise their hands lacy things going wrong, and they appreciate you doing that today. i want to talk about the actual trade. i would like to get some perspective about the size of the trade, the size. we saw press reports about the london way, how big was the position, and the real question is, how could it be so large without coming to the attention of management, of regulators, and ultimately, shareholders? >> i have to declined to comment on some of that. my job is to first protect my company and to manage it. i can disclose certain things. some of the information was accurate, some was not. it was a complex series of trades, not just one single thing. i can manage that risk down. i can go through the reasons that it should have never gotten to this size. >> would not ask anything to put the process at jeopardy. in may, jpmorgan changed how it calculated the amount of money that the firm's chief investment officer could use in a single day, and you have talked about this somewhat. can you discuss those changes and when the decisions were made?