the jazzy laundromat has been around for years people all over san francisco would come to the jazz laundromat they economy that was the chapter it laundromat in the san francisco. it closed down. the dollar store we don't think on going to get our household items, our bathroom items and that is closed down. and now we have a church that is the heart of the fillmore that's been there since i don't know when this is a on the corner of fillmore and fell now, it's turned into a roller disco. so i'm asking the - the board of supervisors you've helped out other districts the mission, chinatown, help out the fillmore. we need to revive it district and keep people of color black people of color in that district. thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> good evening supervisors. first of all, i want to say i'm honored and pleased to come here and give things to supervisor london breed and supervisor avalos for a very informative meeting last week and near and dear to my heart the advancement of affordable housing. i didn't see the media there. i want to thank supervisor london breed for her conviction

laundromat owner explains. >> there was a cart that was white in that washer washing with zamir. about one hour before it ends. and they will use it. so the guy who put zamir in the washer, he never realized once he put the baby in there, that the washer was going to start. because he did not know that the money was in the washer. he was just, like, i can open it any time after i locked it. and he was mistaken. >> fearful the baby will drown, he went to the back to get help from the laundromat worker. >> he was screaming at the same time that the baby was in the washer and he needed help. >> i'm very scared. i hear the baby inside the washer. i'm scared of the baby dying. >> zamir has been in the washing machine for nearly one full terrifying minute. his tiny shoes can be seen through the glass door thrashing around on the inside. >> when the washer starts, the cycles go very slow. for the first two minute and once again into the third, the fourth, the fifth minute it just go like this. >> when time running out, ain rushing towards the washing machine and does what he is trained

. >> a man at a laundromat picks up a little boy. >> is he playing with him? >> no. >> why this low life is using a kid to commit the crime. >> the mystery of what happened to nine college students in the '50s is part of an intriguing new documentary. >> russian yetti, the killer lives. >> one expert who takes on the skeptics with hard evidence. >> there's a lot more to this than just the story. >> and a video to make you wonder -- >> what the snap workout is that? >> see the exercise in futility. >> no, he's not. >> more than people were affected by the fire in the kenai peninsula in alaska. that wolf pup only about two weeks old when rescued by firefighters and a biologist. what happened was, they heard some yipping near a break that they had cut and they believed there was a wolf den nearby. the wolf den about ten feet tall. they said once they got a volunteer the female pup walked out on her own. however, somebody did have to go in and go get the four remaining live male pups out. they were only about 2 1/2 pounds, a half pound lower than what they should

check out how a couple robbed a laundromat in ohio.d a woman deciding they can get away with it, but disconnecting a surveillance cam. how did they do it? using their kid to pull out the wires. while the woman with them, actually doing laundry. but what they didn't count on was another camera recording their every move. eventually they did manage to get into a storage room and then make their get away, and here's the bad news, folks, police are still looking for them. the biggest sporting event in the world is just a week away now. the host country is brazil, but in so many ways, just not ready for prime time, why are they not ready, phil? >> reporter: well, they're pushing it up to the limit, that is for sure, in fact the president of fifa, the world cup governing body has vocalized his persons. but the deputy sports minister in brazil is promising that all deadlines will be met. and in the end of july, everyone will look back on the world cup brazil as they do on all sports events this size. the $370 million arena in sal palo will --

. ♪ >> what made him super famous on-line was this video of him going all over the place from laundromatsd restaurants to malls playing "careless whisper." >> the girl whose birthday it was chelsea liked this guy so much they hired him? >> they hired him. all pitched in to pay for him to come to the restaurant where she was having dinner at in glendale, california. >> this is fantastic. >> the original video, he got kicked out of a bunch of places and in this one, he walks out like he was being escorted out as well. >> that's a great birthday surprise. >> yes, it is. >> wonder how much that costs? >> you can e-mail him if you would like. his e-mail is there for hire. >> i would like him to saxy surprise you guys. >> i like that outfit. halloween costume. >> it's really cool. >> that's a good steven halloween costume. >> that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next time, everybody. >>> now at 7:00 p.m., trying to beat the springtime heat. temperatures soar in some areas what some are being advised to do to avoid heat related danger. >>> record he in the bay area, how much longer will the record

. >> a man at a laundromat picks up a little boy. >> is he playing with him?hy this low life is using a kid to commit the crime. >> the mystery of what happened to nine college students in the '50s is part of an intrigui

what made him super famous online was this video of him going all over the place from laundromats to food restaurants to malls playing george michael's careless whisper. >> the girl liked this guy so much, they hired him. >> they hired him. they all pitched in to pay for him to come to the restaurant where she was having dinner at in glendale, california. >> this is fantastic. >> in the original video, he got kicked out of a bunch of places. this one, he walks out but was being escorted out as well. >> a great birthday surprise. >> yes, it is. >> i wonder how much that costs. >> you can e-mail if you would like. >> i would like him to come saxy surprise you guys. ♪ >> i like the outfit. like a halloween costume. >> it is really cool. >> that's a good -- >> i don't know. >>> all right, everybody. it is ipad mini giveaway time. >> you'll need a twitter account. if you don't have one, don't worry, it is ease wy to create when you enter. >> enter at our website, rightthisminute.com, click on the button and enter the buzzword. >> the buzzword is button. >> get over to rightthisminute.com,

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surveillance caught the guy breaking into a laundromat.a sudden, he lifts up a young child to rip out the video cords from the ceiling. >> i just couldn't believe what i was seeing on the video. this guy picking up probably a 3-year-old child to boost him up to pull the wires from the camera out of th ceiling. as a parent, it's appalling. >> there's one thing the suspect didn't plan on. the store owner thinks that he was trying to use a back door to rob an ice cream shop next door. it ended up being a storage room. after all that effort, the guy got away with nothing. >>> well, he desperately needed the cash but a fresno man turned in $125,000 so his grandchildren would be proud. joe cornell found the money in a bag that fell from a brinks armored truck. cornell is a recovering meth addict who volunteers at the salvation army. he says he is so poor, he only had a dollar for lunch that day. still, he didn't hesitate to call up his boss to report the money. >> i just did it because it was the right thing to do, you know, i wasn't sure if any

we saved quarters to do laundry at the laundromat and got 20-cent tacos.believing that it was for life. we did not consider divorce. from the days we actualed wondered how we could afford $14 of baby food, we believed we owed at the minimum at least ten cents out of every dollar to god. it's easier to realize that it is god's. and my wife janet is here today. we welcome here. and my thanks to my wife. who has put up with all i've dragged her through these 40 years. and great hopes for several more to come. happy anniversary. that's it for now. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. next week. i'm maria bartiromo, stay with fox#mediabuzz with hour kurtz next. >> i have exclusive new details as to why "the new york times" fired jill abramson after she claimed being paid less than male editors. we'll go behind the pr nightmare for the nation's most influential paper. karl rove questions hillary clinton's health and is widely attacked for a low blow. >> look, she had a serious episode, and i don't know about you, but if you go through a

we saved quarters to do laundry at the laundromat and got 20-cent tacos.lieving that it was for life. we did not consider divorce. from the days we actualed wondered how we could afford $14 of baby food, we believed we owed at the minimum at least ten cents out of every dollar to god. it's easier to realize that it is god's. and my wife janet is here today. we welcome here. and my thanks to my wife. who has put up with all i've dragged her through these 40 years. and great hopes for several more to come. happy anniversary. that's it for now. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. and stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." >>> hello and welcome to "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. tonight, the obama administration opens jail cells, releasi releasing inmates, many of them seasoned criminals. but first, my open. imagine a son or daughter. you raise them, you love them and protect them. they fight for us, but when

i brought all my little dirty clothes dingy clothes from home, so was at the laundromat and kind of washingalking around and he drove by, we met, it was destiny, i'm sure. and so we just have been in there -- >> what is the secret to being married that long? >> we have been together 48 years, but we have been -- we actually have been together about three of that, because i've -- i make a joke of that, but there is a lot of truth in that that we're not in each other's faces all the time. >> tell everybody what you love to do. because they probably met you before and don't even know it because you say you're not recognizable when you do this. >> we have a little rv, one on the west coast when we go there and one here. we get in our little rv, i put a little makeup on for him, and put my hair up. i never want to look tacky. everybody else gets to see me dressed up and don't want to look like a slouch but i don't do the whole dolly overexaggerated thing and we travel around in our rv and we have picnics and go through drive throughs. >> we took this quiz, dolly, remember, what dolly parton song

we saved quarters to do laundry at the laundromat and got 20-cent tacos.that it was for life. we did not consider divorce. from the days we actualed wondered how we could afford $14 of baby food, we believed we owed at the minimum at least ten cents out of every dollar to god. it's easier to realize that it is god's. and my wife janet is here today. we welcome here. and my thanks to my wife. who has put up with all i've dragged her through these 40 years. and great hopes for several more to come. happy anniversary. that's it for now. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. >>> welcome to this special edition of hannity and for the full hour, we'll be joined by a distinguished studio audience to analyze the ignorance of the left. as the search for 300 missing nigerian girls continues, rather than calling for military action, liberals form late add social media campaign to bring back the kidnapped school girls. it started when michelle obama

like jimmy stewart in the laundromat. [ impersonting jimmy stewart ] "well, well, i'm out of quarters" [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: i know you do great impressions. i worked with you on "saturday night live." i know you do a great johnny carson impression as well. >> yeah, i used to put johnny carson in like, selling shoes. actually i did sell shoes. i sold shoes in a gallenkamp shoe store in the northridge mall in los angeles. and so i hated this job so much that i used to pretend to be johnny carson selling shoes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you'd say that you were johnny carson? [ impersonating johnny carson ] >> "that's such a lovely foot you have. would you like to see that in a a six? [ laughter ] and i have an accessory for you if you want to see it." anyway -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: did you used to do -- i mean, that's really fun. but you were saying back then you used to use that to get into clubs. you would pretend -- >> i did. because when i first came to new york, you know. who hasn't tried to get into club and you're like, not on the list and they won't let

rent, be less civically engaged and leaving little room for daily need stores like hardware and laundromatsdu jour has been here for three decades now. beverly winekopf built this miss and misses some of her favorites replaced by chains. >> i remember filomento, it was a mainstay here. >> reporter: as chain stores move in, she's standing her ground and not moving out. >> i just have to realize that change is what happens in life. so we have to really be able to adapt. >> one tweak to the ordinance, possible tweak, banning the number of international chain stores. that's the key, the word international. in stores where more than half the stock is owned by a chain. >>> one more live look over the starting line of the bay to breakers race. it's been postponed significantly. it was supposed to start at 8:00. we're told it will start in a matter of minutes but this is the first time in recent memory that the race has been delayed so significantly. we're keeping an eye on it as police expressed concerns about people jumping on to the race course. ,,,, ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rain

. >> so, i was in the laundromat -- and i was just walking around outside waiting for my clothes to dryd -- said something like, "hey, you're going to get sunburned out here." and -- i said something stupid like, "well, what's it to you?" [ laughter ] and -- and two years later, we were married. >> jimmy: no way. isn't that fantastic? >> "wishy washy" was the name of the place and it's been "wishy washy" ever since. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good -- yeah. but 48 years! i mean, how long -- what's it like to be married for 48 years? >> well, i tell you, it's, it's, it's been great for us -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> because people say, "how do you make it last that long?" i say, "well -- you stay gone. i do." >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> we're not in each other's face all the time. >> jimmy: that's good advice. yeah. just get out of the house. absolutely, yeah. don't see each other as often. yeah, it helps a little bit too. >> we're not in the same business so that works good. >> jimmy: it works out good. but it -- but can i -- but can i ask, is the romance still there? >> well, yeah! [

we saved quarters to take our laundry each week to the laundromat.hen our first child came along it was either groceries or guitars and i figured i needed to feed the little guy. we worked hard, god has blessed us and yes, we do live better now than we ever could have dreamed 40 years ago. looking back a couple things that may have kept us together we entered into our marriage truly believing it was for life. we did not consider divorce an option. she may have hthought of having me whacked by the mob, but divorced, no you. the days we wondered how we could afford $14 worth of baby food, we believed at the owed at the minimum the first dime out of each dollar to god. far too many marriages end because of money, too little, too much or maybe the mismanagement of it. it sure is easier when you realize it is not really yours it is god's, you are taking care of it for him. by the way my wife janet is here today. i welcome her. (applause) thanks to my wife who has put up with all that i have dragged her through these 40 years and great hopes for several mo

i brought all my little dirty clothes, di dingy clothes from , so was at the laundromat and kind of washing i make a joke of that, but there is a lot of truth in that that we're not in each other's faces all indictment. >> tell everybody what you love to do. because they probably met you before and don't even know it because you say you're not recognizable when you do this. >> we have a little rv, one on the west coast when we go there and one here. we get in our little rv, i put a little makeup on for him, and put my hair up. i never want to look tacky. everybody else gets to see me dressed up and don't want to look like a slouch but i don't do the whole dolly overexaggerated thing and we travel around in our rv and we drive through. >> we took this quiz, dolly, remember, what dolly parton song are you? we went on buzzfeed and answered some questions. and they asked us things like what is your best accessory for a fancy night out, how would you react if your boss tried to hit on you and they came up with our songs. so do you know what our songs are? >> no. >> what's hoda's? ♪ >> that's one