no probation. >> lacy was convicted on a narcotic drug violation.s a repeat offender, she was denied probation, but has been credited with the nine months she spent at maricopa. combined with good behavior in prison, she could be out in 4 1/2 years. >> my mom told my kids the other day that i would be home when they'd be 14, 11 and 10. my oldest was mad and he told my mom that he was almost going to be a man when i got out. he said, she didn't even do anything bad this time. i was like, oh. my daughter is a trouper. she said i'll be there every weekend, and my baby cried and said it wasn't fair, that he wanted me home by the time he was 9 1/2. i don't know where he got that number. >> though she saved one year in prison, she admits the experience did not motivate her to give up her drug of choice, heroin. but she says her time at maricopa has. >> if i did this much time here the first time, i would have never done drugs again. i haven't been outside for 135 days. this is hard time. it goes by slow. we sit in here all day long. food is horrible. this

james lacy.rom what i read in these local newspapers is looks like the people's history of require land during the great hunger, my people's history, was never record indeed books. nor barely mentioned in any newspapers. you will only find mention of the local people if something unusual happened. the librarian tells me. i read the newspaper so i know that unusual is the polite word for murdered or murderer. why else would a poor person's name apeer in the news? why do i think the newspapers then report differently from today's news? i'm here in ireland reading every paper just in case. i will move ahead. the lacies lived in cottage and palace. in 1848 dozens of families left cottage and the adjoining towns of pad ox, dogs town and palace. i find no mentions of evictions in the newspaper. 731 reported people the largest eviction of a town land in one day happened not 20 miles from cottage and palace in april of 1849. the story had one short paragraph about it in the paper. could it be that most e

a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail.probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got right on the phone with my lawyer and i just talked to her again today and she said there's nothing they can really do. >> on the bright side, gonzales says his new cellmate is helping him adjust to the change. >> i learned a lot from him. right away we connected a lot, especially if you want to learn and he's getting me into more about god and jesus and got me a bible and we do bible study every day. >> have you accepted jesus christ as your lord and personal savior? >> yep, right when i first started coming here, i totally decided to let him fully in my life and i got rid of all my sins and blessed him fo

the red skips debut, lacy, leave the game with a concussion. but, aaron rodgers and the packers would not miss a beat without him. career high, 480 yards. two of them there. nelson, green bay, bouncees back from last week's loss. they blow out washington, 38- 20. they get it. the best drive when they need today the most. gets the point toss. the rookie, making the great move here. 3 plays later. they pulled in the game winner for matt, houston beats tennessee. how about baseball. a's starter, parker. he was scratched today with the flu. his replacement goes 5 strong, only giving up 1 run against the rangers,. the a's are closing in on the crown. 92 degrees at game time. ballpark in arlington. you know, they have been getting off to a great start early. there goes josh donaldson, the 23rd of the year. 2-0 oakland. 2-1 chris young. a no doubter. his 12th home run of the year. the a's add 2 more in the 9th with a red aric home run, they win 5-1. so, with the win, they are slowly running away with it now. oakland has a 6.5 game lead over texas with

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lacy, has a concussion and down for now. aaron rodgers would not let it go. throwing for 4 touchdowns, two of them to nelson. green bay bounces back from haft week's loss to the 49erss. >>> a's starting pitcher, parker, scratched today with the flu. malon pitched a strong 5 innings. the a's now are closing it in on the american league west title. 92 degrees, game time at ballpark in arlington. the a's strike in the 1st. up 1-0. josh got ahold of that one, over the left field, corner fence. 23rd of the year. 2-0 oakland. 2-0 in there. chris young, no doubter. leading 3-1. 2 more in the 9th with the home run, getting hot. they win it 5-1. here is what it means. they are running away with the american league west. oak land has that 6.5 -- oakland has that 6.5 game lead with 13 games left to play. dodgers, now, pence continues the hot streak. first giants, berry bonds since 2000 four to accomplish that. 1-0 san francisco. after the dodgers took a 3-1 lead. pennce again. that ties the game at 3. the 25th of the year. 92nd r.b.i. the 8th inning, bret, he gets it on

lacy, welcome. the things kids should do to their application to help them get into the dream school? >> tell the truth, talk about the things they are passionate about. it's not magic. it really isn't. i found working with students and these are the stories i tell, when i can get a student out of that kind of panic and paranoia thinking the rest of the world hung on the balance of a yes or no and get them to think about what they love to do and might want to study and write about them in their own voice and spend time on drafts and polish them up. colleges would sit up and listen. >> competitive college admissions are supposed to determine a sort of subjective and objective talent about their students. do you think that when you're helping them you're sort of in a bit of a game of cat and mouse with the admissions process? can they tell you're helping certain students? >> that's such a great question. there are so many people who package students. i'm sure i crossed the line more than once, not in

fouarter, eddie lacy, packers lead 28-24. niners answer. five plays, 80-yard drive. frank gore in from a yard. after a three and out by green bay. niner driving again. harbaugh goes for it on fourth and two. right call. bold, gain of 15, ledo a field goal. 34-28 the final. kaepernick, 412 yards passing, boldin, 208 and a score. >> you never know when your number isoing to get calle so you have to be prepare every game isn't going to be like this. i'm not going to be targeted as much as was today. you just have to be prared. >> niners playing seattle next week. seahawks opening again the panthers today. russell wilson, 43 yards, the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter. wilson, 25-33, 320 yards, hawks hang on for the 12-7 win in charlotte. terrelle pryor in indianapolis. a one-man wrecking crew. 0 colts. pryor, hesitant in the pocket all game. his willingness to run kept the colts defenseoffbalance. second quarter, 29 of his tea can leadin 112 yards on the ground. mcfadden, one yard and in. pryor goes for the chest bump but head coach, you're too big for me. fourt

from tokyo, andrew dewitt, a policy studies, and from london, ian lacy, a senior research analyst at nuclear association. ed we'll start with you. we asked this question of whether the latest moves are about a pr move or about true cleanup. so dig in to what they are doing for us. what is this ice wall they are trying to build? >> they need to construct some sort of a structure that is going to prevent ground water from flow going the site. so the option the government has chosen would be to create an artificial perm ma frost and creating a solid wall of ice. >> and you work for the nuclear energy trade group. what is your take on the viability of this? >> well, the first point to make is the governments and the nra, and the industry minister have all made it quite clear that there is no pollution after two and a half years of the ocean adjacent to the plant. so that raises some questions about how necessary this ice wall is. secondly, the figures you quoted earlier are fantastic. they have been in the media, i agree, but they have not been from tepco or the nra. the leakage in that

fourth quarter, eddie lacy, packers lead 28-24. niners answer. five plays, 80-yard drive. frank gore in from a yard. after a three and out by green bay. niner driving again. harbaugh goes for it on fourth and two. right call. boldin, gain of 15, led to a field goal. 34-28 the final. kaepernick, 412 yards passing, boldin, 208 and a score. >> you never know when your number is going to get called so you have to be prepared. every game isn't going to be like this. i'm not going to be targeted as much as i was today. you just have to be prepared. >> niners playing seattle next week. seahawks opening against the panthers today. russell wilson, 43 yards, the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter. wilson, 25-33, 320 yards, hawks hang on for the 12-7 win in charlotte. terrelle pryor in indianapolis. a one-man wrecking crew. 7-0 colts. pryor, hesitant in the pocket all game. his willingness to run kept the colts defense offbalance. second quarter, 29 of his team can leading 112 yards on the ground. mcfadden, one yard and in. pryor goes for the chest bump but head coach, you're t

one last item, the owners of 1990 jefferson were distraught that their neighbor david lacy, former owner of 3700 broderick that my client did not approach them with an opportunity to purchase this property and [speaker not understood] listed with me and sold his property -- may i make a personal statement as well? >> your three minutes is up. >>> this would be my statement -- >> you used your three minutes to read her statement. otherwise she could have just simply submitted that to the record. >>> good afternoon, commissioners. i would just like to address one issue and show a picture here if we can -- >> speak into the microphone. >>> my name is john [speaker not understood]. i'm the owner with my wife at 3700 broderick street. [speaker not understood] the previous speaker that was here is also a marina resident. he lives on broderick. i don't think he mentioned that. i would like to show you this picture is a shot that i took out of one of the windows of our house towards the window that has the kitchen wall of the rishwains. and i took this at about 2 o'clock in the afternoon in a da

a lot of other things in china like the political maturity and social problems that still loom at laci and china and one of the toppers actually at their global forum in this these days is also work ethics you know china wants to have a stakeholder in making the rules are fair game and shaping them in the future i think it's perfectly reasonable to think that the chinese want to see their currency to become the next work currency they supply and of course sign at the moment is for purchasing more and more gold this also plays into this. for what actually took control of the currency and to replace it with a yes. there's always plenty online for you including british police shocking the public since two thousand and nine you can read about the latest report on how the relationship between the u.k.'s bobbies and asians has been growing and the close in recent he is. also in london underground adoption network in the u.s. let's parents hand over unwanted children to new families using online advertising the details of this troubling story are right now but often don't come. the soyuz caps

. >> we leave you with some images taken by "san francisco chronicle" photographer lacy adkins for the "even odds" series. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson of kqed news. thank you for watching. good night. >> this program is part of american graduate. let's make it happen. a public media initiative made possible by the corporation for >> on this edition for sunday, september 22nd. with a government shutdown looming, still no progress in budget talks. the latest on the terrorist attack in kenya. taking steps to provide affordable housing in canada. >> we're standing in every room, my kitchen, my dining room and my living room and my bedroom and my bathroom is just around the corner. >> why the conviction of a top politician in china matters. next on "pbs newshour weekend."

. >> we leave you with some images taken by "san francisco chronicle" photographer lacy adkins for the "even odds" series. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson of kqed news. thank you for watching. good night. >> this program is part of american graduate. let's make it happen. a public media initiative made let's make it happen. a public media initiative made possible by the corporation for you bring me to the nicest places. if this case is as open and shut as strickland thinks it is, hopefully we won't be here too long. so, this bloke davies wants to make a confession 25 years after the event. have we spoken to his mental health officer? he does have a link to the missing boy. he was a friend of the family. so, what? his conscience got the better of him? maybe he found religion when he was inside. yeah, there's got to be another reason for all this. what? ( rings doorbell ) oi, pedo! come out your house, man. what you hiding behind your door for? for a start, the local wildlife seems-- oi! ha ha! let's get out of here. wait here. ( tires screech )

. >> we leave you with some images taken by "san francisco chronicle" photographer lacy adkins for the "even odds" series. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson of kqed news. thank you for watching. good night. >> this program is part of american graduate. let's make it happen. a public media initiative made possible by the corporation for

. >> we leave you with some images taken by "san francisco chronicle" photographer lacy adkins for the "even odds" series. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson of kqed news. thank you for watching. good night. >> this program is part of american graduate. let's make it happen. a public media initiative made possible by the corporation for >> the show is "the week. "i'm charlie rose, just ahead, the latest on the navy yard shooter. republicans in congress move closer to a government shutdown. and billy crystal on the art of comedy. >> we did things throughout the body of the show, i know what they're thinking and we shot people in the audience and i would improvise about what they were thinking and we just tried to make it fresh and different and i have some of my best moments as a comedian on the oscar stage. >> rose: we have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. captioning sponsored by rose communications

the lacy leap gives green bay the first lead of the game for them. cap goes back to work.ard catch and run. 13 catches, 208 yards in his 49er debut. frank gore capping off the drive. they are take the lead. niners have the field goal. 49ers win. 412 yards and three touchdowns. vernon davis scored twice. what a great debut for anquan boldin. 13 reexceptions and a -- receptions and a touchdown. we've been able to communicate throughout the camp. asked if you want to place the ball a certain place. when you have that communication it bodes well. >> pretty good trade. we got the better end of that deal. terrell pryor said a new rushing record by a raider quarterback. pryor good look and oakland gained -- now they need to learn how the win. something the raiders let slip away today. colts quarterback with three touchdown passes on the first two possessions. second one was allen, allen's only catch a touchdown. pryor ran for one 12 yards. this touchdown run by mcfadden. 14-7 colts at halftime. ravens get a field goal. pryor to moore. scores the 5-yarder, it's the raiders first l

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and we cannot allow eddie lacy to get established in the run game. offense has to move the football running or deep shots in the passing game and score touchdowned. it's almost game time. it's almost game time. i got to get out of here! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com at quarterback p.m. r g 3 versus aaron rogers could welcome back pun of those old fashioned shoot outs. a play off teams a year ago trying to avoid starting this

. >> my little twins, cagney and lacy. >> wendy: that's their names. so funny.so are in a new animated movie. talk about it. >> yes, yes. "cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2." it's so huge. i always wanted to do animation. i'm animated anyway. this is the way i do it. i feel like i'm a live claymation. wendy: yes. >> for me to do this movie and get into this thing, i dreamed about it. i was a big fan of the first movie and ended up in the second. >> wendy: yes, mr. t. played the role you're playing now. did he get fire department? >> no. for some -- fired? >> no, for some reason he didn't want to come back. i enjoyed the first so much. >> wendy: yeah. >> literally, i got the call from sony like, yo, we would like you to take the place of mr. t. i'm like, man, you think i've got the juice? i hadhe mr. t. cereal. i watched "rocky 3" three times in the theater. for me to take that role and they thought i had the juice to do, it i love it. >> wendy: didn't he send a telegram? >> if twittfrom twitter, he sai, i'm so happy it's you. god bless you. if anybody, it's yo

. >> the first thing i thought about when i seen lacy was her burns. it looked like it hurt.t know what happened. >> you get some people who ask you what happened or just stare at you. how to deal with someone who's different and i'm different. >> lexie hudson is scarred over more than half of her body. cause of those scars is what landed her in jail. >> my boyfriend and his friend were trying to make hash oil in an apartment building with butane. and a spark lit and it blew up the apartment. and we were all inside. >> the longest time in all our explosions normally when it comes to drug or drug making in houses is usually meth. what we're starting to see is a new trend. they're using butane to extract hash oil from marijuana. they doing it indoors. anything butane, your pilot light from your stove or heater, next thing you know, boom, explosion. >> the explosion occurred inside the apartment hudson and her boyfriend shared with his mother. >> all i heard was my boyfriend yelling and then i felt like a really, really hot sensation everywhere and i started screaming. the ambul

ingrid lacy middle school. morning 57, lunchtime 63, final bell 65 degrees in pacifica.inate your school, let's put your school on television. we do it every morning and evening in the week. go to kpix.com/schoolcast and fill out a quick form. we'll put your school on television. antioch tomorrow sunny, warm, 80s. clouds increase freed and not as warm. that is a sign that things are changing. changing because of this. the high pressure dome giving us the sunshine and warm weather. city hits 75 degrees today. one more day we have that for one more day and then it scoots out allowing low pressure to move in. most of the rainfall an inch or two will fall on mount shasta and north towards yreka and medford, oregon. we'll see a glancing blow from this but even that's noteworthy. it's mid september. we often don't get rainfall this time of year. showers friday evening in the north bay and slowly working its way southward. showers north first. we'll see showers chances through lunchtime on saturday. you can get outside on sunday. the sunshine will be back but a cooler cloudier

my democratic colleague, laci clay, for his leadership on this particular issue. this legislation is basically one line. it doesn't cost a penny. and it is two very important functions. it preserves an important piece of american history and it supports american jobs. mr. speaker, h.r. 1961 reinstates the delta queen's grandfathered status, not an earmark, the grandfathered status from a law that prohibits wooden boats, which the delta queen is, the superstructure is, the hull is steel, from carrying overnight passengers. the delta queen is capable of carrying up to 176 passengers overnight and under the law as it currently exists, 50 is the cutoff point. congress granted the delta queen a reprieve from this law for the last 40 years. for 40 years, the united states congress granted this exemption. it did so because she was constructed before the law was in place and because the law was intended for boats at sea, not riverboats. boats, ocean-going vessels at sea. it was never intended for river -farring boats like the delta queen. the queen's grandfathered status

things like robo-signing, that is dumb, bad business, lacy business,.e mortgage for two years become the victim? all of sudden they become the one who was shortchanged in this and bank is evil one. they might have been sloppy. might have been stupid, but they have turned this whole thing on its ear. stuart: look at this, "the wall street journal" says that jpmorgan has got to have a total of 15,000 people just in hits compliance and risk management department. that's an additional $5 billion a year. >> that does not get lent to americans who want to start a business, build a new home, that is money that is wasting. dodd-frank, by the way, only 40% of the complete. this will be story not just of big banks but regular businesses with five employees, the 6th win will have to be a compliance officer. stuart: it's a political winner, isn't it? go after wall street, call them rotten villains and you win politically. why is bill de blasio going to be the next mayor of new york city, why? he is going after wall street. he hates those bankers. i will calm down a

do you think we are going to be be by a man who thinks we are lacy? know, no the people of the city of detroit are not and lazy. they are overworked and underpaid. [applause] they are unemployed. maybe if we started putting people to work in the city of detroit we would have economic revitalization. let me just say this in conclusion and then i will get off my soapbox but let me say this in conclusion. a man who does right for his time does right for all time. a great man said that. this is their moment to try. right here it will be said that a group of men and women of stouthearted mind sight the passion of of the principles and the courage of their convictions stood up against a dictator named kevyn orr and stood up against a dictator named rick snyder. he thought he had us the. >> that we overthrew the status quo. we went out there and said to them we will -- and we will raise supreme and liberty will be held from the city of detroit. just because you default on the city doesn't mean you are going to default the citizens of the city. i just want to