we have alonso, lam, mcdonnell. i am happy to put out these three individuals since they were on my list. supervisor farrell: that is fine with me. as it relates to ms. lam, but i have a concern -- nothing against your personally -- the conflict. i think that is real. i think she is a woman with young kids. that is great. we need that in the city more than anything. i was very ready to support the three i mentioned in the beginning. but i do want a strong stand from us going forward. and i believe those three would be terrific. supervisor kim: all right. we cannot forward these three with recommendation. we have mike alonso, jenny lam, and eric mcdonnell.

we have alonso, lam, mcdonnell. i am happy to put out these three individuals since they were on my list. supervisor farrell: that is fine with me. as it relates to ms. lam, but i have a concern -- nothing against your personally -- the conflict. i think that is real. i think she is a woman with young kids. that is great. we need that in the city more than anything. i was very ready to support the three i mentioned in the beginning. but i do want a strong stand from us going forward. and i believe those three would be terrific. supervisor kim: all right. we cannot forward these three with recommendation. we have mike alonso, jenny lam, and eric mcdonnell. we do have to make this decision by tuesday, june 28, which is why we call the special meeting today. really -- >> really quickly -- supervisor kim: i really want to thank our 23 applicants. it is great to see the breath of leadership and the passion. this is very important, one of the most important task force appointments the city is going to be making this year,

i wanted to voice my support for jenny lam and mr. james tracey. we believe they exhibit the independence and ability to work with communities of interest. i also wanted to speak on a more personal note for jenny. i have known her since first coming to the bay area six years ago. i have seen her in action and believe that she preserve the ability to both be able to voice her opinion and take a step back in discussions, and i think that is invaluable with a task force that is likely to be very controversial and in a lot of ways require a lot of work and collaboration between the other colleagues. again, wanted to strongly voiced my support for her and mr. james tracey to be appointed. believe it will be independent voices on this force. thanks. supervisor kim: thank you. seeing no other public comment, public comment is now closed on this item. we have actually been in session for a little over two hours, and i was hoping you will forgive my colleagues if we took a five- minute break. if there are no objections, we if there are no objections, we wil

next we have jenny lam. >> a good morning, supervisors. thank you for the opportunity to share with you my interest and passion for serving on the redistricting task force. i have lived in san francisco for 14 years with the majority of those years of levin -- living in district 8. i am a proud at san francisco public school parent and committed to raising our family here in the city. san francisco is our home. as you see from my application, i have dedicated my professional life to working in the community with a variety of backgrounds working directly in social- service programs, to education, women's rights, advocacy and policy. i am the director of community relations at chinese affirmative-action and i'm proud of our work last year around the census. we were one of the leading organizations binding and that yes we count coalition which brought together 13 organizations looking to having deep roots in the community and injuring an accurate count in hard to count communities. in just a short amount of time, 13 organizations were able to

. >>> así es querida, pues llego el gran día el prensa pee wee lam y su esposa, terminaron su visitabritánico quién recibieron a la pareja para después reunirse en una recepción que será en el hotel houston de be subir le hisaber . >>> como por ejemplo la gala donde asistirán estrella como jennifer lópez marco nmarc anth nicole equidad mano y "tom" hanks, han se robservado su mess para un presidenprecio de 25 mi por cada una, también se han vendido 400 entradas donde se han recaudado, has4,4 millones personas durante todo el fin de semana, le vamos a dar más información. >>> es todo para una buena

convicted of a bank robbery he says he didn't commit. ♪ if you see me coming, baby, i'll be on the lammerica's most wanted man. thanks. that's the crowd. unfortunately, they're a captured audience. >> torres used to sing in a band on the outside, but he's probably better known for being a prolific bank robber. now he's pursuing a literary career working on his autobiography. >> yeah. it's "the bank robber blues, the tales of the mummy bandit." it's pretty good. i've got a couple guys here. i let them read it, and they are kind of my critics, and they say it's a page-turner. it keeps the reader interested. it doesn't take a genius to figure out how to write when you lay it down. if they can do it, i can do it. i'm working on it. i'm just getting warmed up. i have a lot more to go. i'm like in 1985 right now. >> but for now torres puts his book aside to help out his cellmate ryan abbey. >> basically what you want to tell them is that you need help, buddy, okay? >> yeah. >> you've got a problem. we both know that. what you told me, i read the police reports. >> abbey was convinced his lat

. >> reporter: okay, so, that if you, if the dally lam mall ever get enlightened?n i >> enlightenment not depend on rank. it depend on practice. >> reporter: so, you shouldn't be looking for instant tran essential dance, but a few minutes a day of sitting quietly could literally change your brain and your life. nice to meet you. for "nightline," this is dan harris. >> and for some simple tips on how to meditate, go to abcnews.com/nightline. i'm going to try it on the subway h

i'm kyung lahton at lam best palace in london. >> kim will have a special report from the holy land next week. >>> in alabama, faith-based groups are among those challenging a new immigration law scheduled to take effect in september. the new state law requires police to check the immigration status of anyone they stop for another violation. it will be a crime to knowiny transport or house an illegal immigra immigrant. some churches are helping to educate the community about the new legislation those who fear they could be deported are for the care of their children in case they are forced to leave the country. and if i could go to washington, i would say let my people stay. this is the land of flowing with milk and honey, they came from misery and slavery to a place where they could earn a living for their family and they ve hope for their children, and to send them back is not right. >> other states are also adopting tough immigration laws, but in usually conservative utah the legislation has passed a liberal immigration bill with the help of the mormon church. lucky severson reports.

. >> reporter: liz, he was caught on camera and then caught by police. 36 hours on the lam -- if he's the right guy. >>> reporter: yesterday this dashing suspected art thief was in the movies. today he is in custody. >> this is an unbelievable piece of police work by the team at central station. >> reporter: the police chief proud of how they tracked down 31-year-old mark lugo who allegedly stole this "tete de femme" off the wall at the weinstein gallery and walked to a taxi. unfortunately for him, it was captured by security cameras at neighboring lefty o'doul's restaurant. >> this surveillance video, yes, helped us identify the individual. he also -- the cab driver also helped us locate the area where mr. lugo was staying. >> reporter: which was here at the upscale palomar hotel just a few blocks from the gallery. he had arrived monday from his home in new jersey. lugo who has a drug record was arrested hanging out with friends in napa last night. he is charged with grand theft, burglary, possession of stolen property and for substances they think were drugs found on him. a search o

couple of years ago that the blocks on thursday a group of five players are behind him including derek lam lee had a nice chip in here. while at the ari show in india saying and shines islands for major stars at the moment he is eight under par on sixty three that round first round equaling his lowest ever round of his career and gives him a two shot lead as rollins big guns u.s. open champion down clark is six shots back in u.s. open champion rory mcilroy is seven off the pace although he did produce the shot of the day here saving par on the fourteenth from the rough they expect tackler around the trains while graeme mcdowell is nine shots back and patrick harrington is ten of late has been more successful rusher at the world aquatic championships the country which dominated the synchronized section last week claiming his first gold in the swim discipline at the games and to see winning the women's fifty meter backstroke fastest qualifiers they were carrying his speed into the final to see off the nearest challenge of power japan and surveyed. european champion in the fifteen hundred met

took off after taking an untold number of would- be travelers >>> a south bay travel agent is on the lam. san jose police say the agent took off after taking an untold number of would-be travelers for a ride. on the consumerwatch, julie watts has the details on the alleged scam that victimized one community. julie, tell us all about it. >> reporter: you know, police, they call it a scam. but those in the industry call it an ethnic bustout. an all-too-common practice where so-called travel agents prey on unsuspecting communities. >> the scam their own people. and where are they at? >> reporter: that's what san jose list would like to know. they are looking for the owner of asia travel tours, a vietnamese business which operated out of this vietnamese shopping center accused of preying on vietnamese customers. >> would you take the money up fronted, assure -- you would take the money up front, assure them, and they showed up it the airport and there was nothing there waiting for them. he had taken their money with no intent to follow through. >> reporter: san jose police have not released

exclusively with the colonel's son with both gadhafi is wanted at the hague and targeted by nato so if elisa lam shared his view on why his country's under attack that's a special interview next on r.t. . so first of all thank you very much for joining us here on out. well in two thousand and eight you were welcomed in london tony blair embraced your father you received a ph d. from london school of economics and now just three years on media villain targeted by nato missiles in your own country split by civil war why do you think has your face turned so violently so good listen to what he. and for others. we heard. i mean we've got most of us from our many countries. from iran north korea. this is huge mistake lydia's you give up you. of mass destruction you will stop developing. you'll be hearing very friendly with the west and this is the result so. this is a message to everybody that you have your strong you never trust them. you have to be. on alert because they're going to have friends over when i. understand. and the same thing could happen to any other country talking about mistakes and

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lam and lobster were on the menu.xperiences are tougher for a parent than unavoidably missing your child's high school graduation which is why one school district went all out this year one military parent serving oversees could still enjoy a front row seat. here's mark strassmann. >> reporter: for high schools around fort brag, north carolina, it's pomp and circumstance, a family milestone. >> go somewhere. >> reporter: but for graduating senior porsha jackson, someone's missing. >> we thought he was going to be here. >> reporter: her stepfather, richard lopez is a command sergeant major with the 82nd airborne. lopez just went back to afghanistan, his 6th combat tour. >> i know it's his job and he will be proud of me and i'm proud of him. we can support each other. >> reporter: that's so very hard. in fort brag families, deployed parents often miss birthdays, prom nights, graduations. about one third of this county's 3200 high school graduates come from military families. but this was one milestone no one in uniform

pelley: whitey bulger made his first public statement today since he was arrested after 16 years on the lam. he said "not guilty" to 19 counts of murder, as he was arraigned in federal court in boston. bulger is something of a mystery, so we asked jim axelrod to give us some insight into the mind of a mobster. >> reporter: some guesses about what whitey bulger is thinking now are more educated than others. like michael sullivan's: >> at this point in time he's thinking about how he can make life as easy as possible for himself. >> reporter: the former u.s. attorney of boston, sullivan says bulger may actually believe he's going to beat this too. >> essentially he was a one- person crime wave in the city of boston for decades for decades. he suffered little or no consequences as a result of it so in the back of his mind he's probably believing that at some point in time he'll be able to escape the consequences here as well. >> i'm extremely angry at whitey. >> reporter: john shea is acquainted with bulger's thinking. is he going to sing now? >> sing now? the guy's been singing for over 30 ye

after gia, jenny lam. >> good morning. thank you for including me. my name is gia daniller-katz, and i am here today because i would love the opportunity to serve as a member of the redistricting task force and to serve the city in committee in this way. my interest in the special assignment stems from my passion for san francisco, a deep commitment to community involvement, as well as community engagement. i have interests in all things political. i have been actively involved in civic affairs in san francisco and with various community and political organizations for the past 15 + years. i worked in areas around urban planning, environmental issues, women's issues, and have been very involved in the jewish community. i am a past president, like my good friend and colleague, adjacent p -- jason porth, in the club. i am running a small business

lawsuits and litigation filed against out of those responsible dr lam i'm holding my hand an article you just posted from tripoli and counted in titled countdown to invasion is they really a feeling among the peons a particular around the tripoli area an invasion is imminent and if so for whom well yes i would like to say that. we've gone to a lot of meetings have you talked to a lot of people and that's baby key topic now and the argument goes like this nato cannot afford this was it was a mistake obama who said election may be on the line cannot afford a defeat and the victory comes like it's supposed to be as it is saddam and osama you've gotta kill the bad guy so it looks to us like it's now a game of targeting the leadership otherwise nato loses if nato loses the consequences are enormous there's enormous trillion dollar financial consequences for those members of the nato countries who are seen as aggressors and invaders here so the feeling is that they've got to do something the only thing they can do possibly to achieve a victory is either assassinate khadafi and some of his

because a lot of the arab governments want israel to be able to defend itself against the rising tide of lamradicalism that threatens them, too. but there is a deeper explanation . i often ask myself. it is obvious that israel is attacked by terrorist who are terrorizing the citizens and flying rocets in the cities and calling for the aniliation and tearing it to shreds and yet israel is accused when they take action to defend itself. it has partly to do also with historical, havoc. because for thousands of years, the jewish people didn't have a state . we were absolutely helpless . we were the perfect victim. jews were slaughtered. they were massacred. they were pitied . we could do no wrong because we couldn't do anything . now we have a state in which we actively defend ourselves. you have a state and an army and you have to consider when to stop an attack on your borders and you take action. you know, it is messier. it was a cleaner and perfect world when the jew was a perfect victim . we don't want to be a perfect victim and we don't want to be perfectly dead and so we take action. i th

his name is lam kin bon. he's a former ship, based in birmingham, not in jail. proposed two fates for the "ark royal." someone a floating college for language students across asia. but the other possibility is to make it into a floating casino and a restaurant anchored right here in hong kong. >> interesting. these people have just way too much money to burn i think. these aircraft carriers have second and third lives it sounds like. ramy, thanks so much. >>> we'll talk about other wealthy business people. up next, we're following two bosses at different stages in their business development. while one gets his staff pumped up for a grand opening, another prepares her team for global expansion. that's coming up next on "the boss." candy? um-- well, you know, you're in luck. we're experts in this sort of thing, mortgage rigamarole, whatnot. r-really? absolutely, and we guarantee results, you know, for a small fee, of course. such are the benefits of having a professional on your side. [whistles, chuckles] why don't we get a contract? who wants a contract? [honks h

. >> amazing how these guys can live on the lam for so long. bulger hid out for 20 years almost.ng. >> it's a big country. >> yes, it is, good luck. >> that's right. >>> here's your tuesday forecast now, everybody. some gusty winds, hail and heavy rain from montana to south dakota. downpours in the four corners region. showers in the pacific northwest and here in the northeast. thunderstorms from mississippi to the carolinas. and still hot and humid around dallas, oklahoma c cy and kansas city. >> mid 80s in chicago and detroit. boston 75. atlanta and new orleans hover around 90. triple digits in dallas and phoenix. 97 in salt lake city. scorchers out there. >>> it is the highlight of the annual hemingway days celebration in key west, florida. crowning an ernest hemingway look-alike. >> this year's winner is matt gineo, finally victorious, in his 12th try. he says he thinks it was the sweater like the one hemingway wore in an iconic photo. he does look a lot like him. >> hemingway probably wore that sweater in much cooler climates unlike key west this time of year. gineo says he

the great adventure is over for a baboon that was on the lam in new jersey for three dace. the baboon was found on a farm and tranquilized. it became a minor celebrity. the six flags thinks it probably escaped from its drive-through safari, or could be another baboon from somewhere else. >> i've done some research. that baboon traveled 20 miles to six flags. >> if it's the six flags baboon. we do not know that. >> are you missing a baboon? >> yes, matter of fact. what a coincidence. come home. >> jackie meretsky, let's go find ron's baboon and some weather at that. >> all of the exciting news in new jersey, not new york city. all right. let's take a look. speaking of northern eastern states at what is happening. look at these storms. in washington, d.c., i bet you heard the early morning storms there. there's your live shot. temperatures in the 70 right now, but you are going to skyrocket up to 90. even though the skies are looking pretty good right now. you will get another round, maybe a couple rounds of thunderstorms. that's what it will be like across the northeast all

. >>> he was on the lam for months. a man accused of stealing half a million dollars worth of rare gold coins. but today, at a casino, his luck ran out. juliette goodrich explains how this guy managed to get away with so much. >> reporter: allen, it took police five months to arrest this suspect. he was found at a place where there are plenty of coins, a casino. >> the doorjamb, lock in the door, this is all been replaced. >> reporter: stamp and coin dealer stanley pillar says the thief who walked away with half a million dollars in rare gold coins from his business acted as an interested collector with a girlfriend just days before the break-in. >> a fellow who worked for me showed him some coins and probably cased the place that way. that's how we know who he is because we were able to identify him from a photo line- up. >> reporter: the suspect cased the place. this is an alarmed building on the second floor. look at this. of the suspect avoided this surveillance camera, came down the hall and before knocking down th

we have a lot of sacrificial lams out here. >> like car shoppers who have to make decisions if rates do go up. >> we'll have to delay our expectations a little bit until things settle down again after the implosion in washington. >> people that aren't able to work together and it's punishing the whole country and i think it's really frightening, what might happen in the next couple of weeks if they're not able to work things out. >> reporter: whether or not lawmakers come together on a deal in time, the political wrangling is already leaving a strong impression in voters minds, especially if the public ends up paying the price. sandra endo, cnn, los angeles. >> we have some info that's just in to cnn. we told you about the meeting with nancy pelosi and harry reid, we're hearing that it's just ended. our reporters are working to find out what took place, if they came to some sort of consensus, some sort of compromise. really most people just want to get it done. we're going to continue to hear your voices tonight on our broadcast, we'll hear from the american people and not just from

was done. 33-year-old maribell walked into a police station after a month and a half of being on the lam. she was arraigned yesterday. police say she along with another suspect stole the car from a food bank parking lot may 31. the baby happened to be in the car at the time. police found the car and the baby safe. >> a busy san francisco intersection turned deadly this morning. the crash happened in hayes valley. a car carrier and a shuttle bus collided at the intersection of octavia and oak with 6:30 this morning. kevin mack, a doctor who has an office at san francisco general, was ejected from the shuttle bus and pinned under the rig where he was pronounced dead. people in the area say accidents happen in this area often and feel the time stop lights are partly to blame. >> on all of these shuttles as well as muni should seat belts be part of that commuter experience. and i'd say that this incident helps spotlight i think that strong consideration. >> three other shuttle passengers were also taken to hospitals with minor injuries. it's unclear if any one was wearing a seat belt. the ca

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. >>> a san jose travel agent is on the lam tonight. he is accused of selling travelers tickets to nowhere. >> on our consumerwatch, julie watts has the details on the alleged scam that victimized one particular community. >> reporter: hey, you know, police are calling it a scam but those in the industry call it an ethnic bustout . it's an all too common practice for so- called travel agents preying on us suspectin communities. >> they are scamming their own people. where are they? >> reporter: police are looking for the owner of asia travel & tours a company that prayed on vietnamese customers. >> you would take the money up front. they put together a package, showed up it the airport and when they did so there was nothing. he had taken their money with no intent to follow through. >> reporter: san jose police have not released the owner's identity. but he ran his business from inside this farmers insurance office. a woman asked not to be on camera says all that's left of asia travel & tours is this note from police. >> how long has he

. >>> a bay area woman on the lam. she is accused of scamming renters out of a thousand dollars before they moved in. >> this is hard, and it's been upsetting. >>> he spent five does in jail, last his car, lost his job. the bank mistake that turned one man's life upside down. >>> millions of americans suffer from it. the problem in the bedroom that could be bad for your heart. >>> ,, denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. out of thousands of dollars. she now has a warrant out for her arrest. year-old rachael >>> a woman stand accused of scamming renters out of thousands of dollars. she has a warrant for her arrest. rachel marie smith failed to appear for multiple court dates. she's charged with grand theft and obtaining money under false pretenses. police say she played the same scam more than a dozen times, collecting as much as $5,000 from her victims, and here's how they say it worked. pretending to be a lan

think what's important here is that, you know, if i'm talking about islam, about the phenomenon of lam, i have to talk about all kinds of things because islam is very diverse. i, however, happen to have my own view abo various insund things. i think that in conversations with me, i should be given the respect ruff bei taken at my word in terms of what i represent, as opposed to always being told that no, those people over there are doing this and therefore you must really represent that. i think that's an important discuss to have. and finally charlie i think quite frankly one of the most important conversations that muslims themselves are having and perhaps not enough, but i think there is an important discussion to be had about how modern muslims relate to islamic history. oftentimes wt we find that scholars of the past dealing with their reality, they deal with their reality. they justify their articulations in script actual terms. we then in modern times are left with the assumptions about reality that are their assumptions about their reality being brought into our time and our sp

eventually, the national defense university put a video on their web site in ace lam brad, and you can -- islamabad and, actually, you can see it wasn't -- those who taught, and this was a mixed audience of civilians and military, so it wasn't just the military officers there, we should be very clear about that. but those who taught that al-qaeda was the major threat and those who thought the united states was a major threat were more or less equal in number. there were less people concerned about india. so that's the, that's the correct, factual position. it was just after the abbotbad incident in which osama bin laden was taken out, and the feeling in pakistan was the had violated afghanistan's sovereignty in doing that, the u.s. could have done the same with pakistan's cooperation. so that was the divide within pakistan that was reflect inside that. it's not just a very -- a simplistic analysis of it would be, you know, it's more nuanced. even those people who didn't mind osama bin laden being taken out, they thought the u.s. shouldn't have done it unilaterally. it's like, you know,

the recent arrest of boston gangster of james whitey bulger after 16 years on the lam got us to thinking that earlier hoodlum and the long shadow he still manages to cast. dean reynolds went in search of the real capone. >> reporter: nine decades ago americans needed a break. world war i had just ended, and just when people wanteded nothing more than to pack up all their cares and woes and maybe have a stiff drink or three, prohibition arrived in 1920 like a sobering slap across the face. >> boot leg booze is pourd into the mud. >> reporter: there was, however, another arrival that year in chicago, one that would come to define prohibition. it involved a 20-year-old named alfonse gabriel capone, a.k.a., scarface. a tough kid from brooklyn who saw clarity in the chaos and opportunity in the windy city. >> they've eliminateded almost every trait of capone that you could find. >> reporter: jonathan is the author of a book called "get capone." >> nobody really liked prohibition. certainly in chicago plenty of people were still drinking. this was one of the wettest cities in the country throu

. >> the baboon on the lam at the amusement park. you don't say those words in a full sentence. scott williams is back with a check of the forecast. >> of course, all eyes on the active pattern here for your upcoming holiday. etg ti condions for the northeastonnd new england. so not the best of beach days for the northeast. also tracking storms through the plains and the midwest. high temperatures today, boston, 80 degrees. 96 in atlanta. hot conditions in houston. triple digits and mid-60s for the seattle, washington, area. that's a look atea >>> you know, back to you. >> scott, thanks very much. >>> still to come, royal marriage in monaco. this fantastic ceremony. but first, these messages. but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms an