i am sure you have seen linda many times. she has a great ability of welcoming people into the facility. she has helped with events over the years and we wouldn't be able to get along without her so that should be interesting and she recently has been stationed down at the harbor and helping out there and popular with them possibly some of the neighbors -- nod your head -- so linda it's wonderful to work you. you always volunteer to staff the desk or the steps for the gala or anything like that. you have been a terrific ambassador for the port. people love talking about you. they're going to be asking for you and please leave a forwarding address for your many admirers and port friends and hope to see you back here often and i believe president woo ho -- >> yes on behalf of the port and the commission we would like to give you this commendation. [applause] commissioner i think there were a few people that wanted to say a few words for linda if you don't mind. >> elaine fords deputy director of finance and administration. i ha

thank you very much. >> thank you linda. [applause] so commissioners i do have one more item that came up after we posted the agenda and renee if you would help me out. on july 4 we lost one of our port employees. i would like to introduce you -- get a better screen, to john bickle and the gentleman on the far left and again down below. john joined the port in 99 and retired due to illness in february. he subsequently passed away on july 4. john is an iron worker for the port. before coming to the port he was a graduate of the john o'connell school of technology something known as the boiler makers and spent 15 years working for a rolling down company as a shop iron worker in san francisco and then he came to the port and had expertise in steel rolling doors and i can't remember how much we have but it's amazing amount and some are very cranky and known for his iron work and he's worked at the port injury free and the iron worker job say tough one as you can imagine physically. it takes a toll on his body and he had the ache

supervisor actually being let off for murder charges well linda was indicted by the brooklyn d.a. in two thousand and six on four counts of murder conspiracy but as and it became it was dismissed kind of abruptly after two weeks of trial after it was believed that scarpa or common law wife linda cheryl had lied i proved in my book that she did not lie and i also like basically did the first time it analyzed why the brooklyn d.a. blew the case they really blew the case but unlike the way bulger case in boston right now that's ongoing that's a parallel kind of thing where you have a top echelon criminal informant who is killing people getting intelligence from the is f.b.i. handler john connelly in the bulger case connally was vigorously prosecuted by state and federal prosecutors and he's doing life linda vecchio trial ended abruptly and i prove in this book that the justice department went out of their way not only did they pay part of his legal fees which is unheard of they actually took when greg jr his son was going to be the star witness for the d.a. it was a it was on the in

linda? you are an old middle eastern hat.did you have a bigger in the middle east? >> yes, i did. i think the obama administration has been a disappointment. it started off with the idea at least diplomatically that we were going to extend his hand -- --is hand and the fist was not if the fist was unclenched. i do not think we kept with that very much. we started halfheartedly and we with through it immediately.-- and then we withdrew it immediately. a lot more could have been done with iran, for instance. i think we had an opportunity where there was a period of goodwill to extend that had more to iran. we might have had somewhat more of a different outcome than we have right now had we done that. thinkhink am a tie -- i amitai's point is very important, that a lot more could have been done, a lot more could have been done with iran. we had an opportunity where there was a time of goodwill to extend that hand more to.. you might have a somewhat different outcome than we have right now had w

supervisor actually being let off for murder charges well linda was indicted by the brooklyn d.a. in two thousand and six on four counts of murder conspiracy but as and the case was dismissed kind of abruptly after two weeks of trial after it was believed that scarpa or common law wife linda cheryl had lied i proved in my book that she did not lie and i also like basically did the first time it analyzed why the brooklyn d.a. blew the case they really blew the case but unlike the way bulger case in boston right now that's ongoing that's a parallel kind of thing where you have a top echelon criminal informant who is killing people getting intelligence from the is f.b.i. handler john connally in the bulger case connally was vigorously prosecuted by state and federal prosecutors and he's doing life linda vecchio trial ended abruptly and i prove in this book that the justice department went out of their way not only did they pay part of his legal fees which is unheard of they actually took one great junior his son was going to be the star witness for the d.a. it was a it was on the in

but i disagree with linda.ay the jury will never convict a second degree murder because there is evidence of ill will, spite, hatred using george zimmerman's very words. so that's still very much on the table. but as jean said, they're going to also get manslaughter. and so to suggest that, you know, this case is over and that there isn't going to be a second degree murder conviction, there is not going to be any conviction, i think that's pushing it a bit. >> let's take a look at another piece of testimony from today. george zimmerman told police that after he shot trayvon martin in the chest at close range, martin put his hands up and said "you got me." the question of course is that medically possible to say that after you've received this lethal wound? here's what dr. vincent di maio had to say about the human body's ability to not only survive but fully function after the heart shuts down. >> even if i right now reached across, put my hand through your chest, grabbed your heart and ripped it out, you could

linda yee begins our coverage. linda. >> well, ann, duoof those investigators are already here, but the rest of the team, the national transportation safety board investigating team from washington dark knight, they are expected to be here in about an hour. that is when they will begin a pain staking investigation to find out exactly what happened. >> asiana flight 214 touched down at 11:27 a.m.. according to some survivors and witnesses, the tail section hit first. the plane burst into flames, and passengers got out through the escape chute. >> on arrival, we did observe some of the passengers coming out of the water, but the -- the flame certainly was not in the water. there was a fire on the plane so the assumption might be that they went near the water's edge, which is very shallow, to maybe douse themselves with water. >> rescue crews say it could have been worse. >> to have 123 walk away from this given the condition of the plane is -- is incredible to me. i did survey it from looking in the rear of the plane

beginning with linda yee at sfo. linda? >> reporter: yeah, ntsb and the fbi are going to be investigating this. we don't know yet exactly what happened when asiana flight 214 touched down. but we do know that they are sending out investigators to found out exactly how that plane broke in half and burst into flames. 307 people were on the plane. 16 of them were crew members and as of this hour, one person is still unaccounted for. a total of 181 people were sent to the area hospitals. 49 of them with serious injuries. and police just told us and only 123 people were uninjured so that's a miracle there that 123 people were okay. that's when fire crews arrived on the scene they said most of the passengers were able to escape the burning wreckage on their own. >> there is currently and continues to be no indication that terrorism or any criminal act contributed to the incident. >> our aircraft rescue fire fighting equipment went to work right away. applied foam and water to the fuselage. when we had arrived on scene the chutes

kpix 5 reporter linda yee got the answer from the police chief. >> reporter: within hours of the zimmerman verdict, the protest turned violent and there were not enough cops to stop it. police chief sean whent. >> what happened that evening, really largely is an intelligence failure. >> reporter: the chief explained they expected a big protest the next day. >> we had a plan for responding. but when -- all the information we were getting was all contrary to bringing people in that night. the decision was made to bring them in the next night. >> reporter: you didn't anticipate any type of protest based on a verdict saturday afternoon? >> well, there's always the possibility this could happen. and in hindsight i would say we would do things differently. >> reporter: later protest brought more violence of a waiter attacked with a hammer and demonstrators marched on the streets and on 880 blocking traffic. monday seemed like were you caught off guard again. >> monday we planned on it to be similar for sunday. we staffed the same way as sunday. sunday was successful. >> reporter: there doesn't s

(applause) >> all right, thank you, linda. so, now i'd like to call up caroline from the jewish family and children services. anyone from jfcs here? okay, all right. so, i guess we'll move on to public comment, then, or summer jobs, actually, here. >> good morning, everyone, mayor lee, supervisors, department heads. eric mcdonald chief operating officer for united way of the bay area. we are thrilled to be partnering again with mayor lee, city departments, and our private sector leaders to provide jobs and internships this summer. last summer mayor lee raised his hand, let the nation, i should say, raising his hand to say we in san francisco will make a commitment to investing in the lives of our young people in creating jobs and internships that, one, will hopefully inspire them to sofa focused on their educational pursuits and two have them see the vision and the opportunities that are in public sector and public sector jobs. last summer we celebrated over 5200 jobs and internships. 39% of which became permanent jobs. we hav

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so, i want to call up linda and -- linda cook and patricia de font.ause) >> now, they're both part of nay street neighbors. linda actually nominated the group, but i really think that they're worthy of coming together to be honored today. i want to thank you for your great service in the neighborhood and i look forward to working with you in all the years to come. >> thank you. >> thank you. (applause) >> john said almost everything i wanted to say. but i do want to thank specifically mohammed nuru because he's been incredible. his toehold, everyone. francis and john avalos' office, without her nobody would know what we were doing because she helps us with all of our fliers and everything that we need to do. john has been tireless. he comes to my house on fridays at 5:30 for meetings. he's a great, great supervisor and a champion for our district. and we're excited about this year. we're going to put in a park. we're going to do safety initiatives. we're looking for grant money for more beautification. if anybody is interested in starting a neighborho

linda. linda obviously sacrificed a good haircut so that her daughter could have a warm coat. windy. yeah. now you can help people like linda stop with the sacrificing. tell them about light & fit greek nonfat yogurt twice the protein and 80 calories. thick... creamy. taste satisfying, right? eat! light and fit greek! ♪ dannon! chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets... one pill. you decide. prevent acid with prevacid 24hr. causing dark marks to become visible. dove has the effective solution. dove® cleartone™ anti-perspirant. the result? underarms with visibly reduced dark marks and an even tone. >>> while there's evidence that the job market is improving, it hasn't helped the long-term unemployed. >> reporter: these days shaun marseau's life is pretty simple. he's either at the gym or in front of his computer looking for a job. simple but not easy. so right now in your bank account you have $170? >> yes. and i believe 93 cents in savings. >> that's all you've got. >> that's all i have to my name. >> mar sow lost his job selling insurance six months ago. l

linda yee on treasure island tonight, thank you, linda. >>> bart and the union leaders continue their negotiations today. the deadline for the contract extension is august 4. a bart spokesman tells us progress is slow but sure. >> well, this week seems we have made some progress. i'm not going to go into details. but we have a lot of things we have to agree on. so moving forward is what we're trying to do. >> both parties will be back at the negotiating table on tuesday meeting all day long. bart is hopeful that they will have an agreement in place in order to avoid another strike. >>> fed up and frustrated. people say they are tired of dodging bullets in their own neighborhoods in oakland. they say shootings like this one caught on surveillance happen way too often in public places. kpix 5's da lin is live on why neighbors say police are too busy to protect and serve. da. >> reporter: well, liz, one, the police department is understaffed. two, neighbors say those officers are constantly dealing with protests in downtown oakland. those neighbors and some city leaders gathered at the s

. >> my wife, linda, comes to me one day and says do you think there's any possibility that this unabomber might be your brother? >> there are 11 individuals or parts thereof that were recovered, and those would include 11 intact skulls. >> reporter: a father's frustration. >> he was ordered by the court to undergo counseling. i visited the psychologist, but she did not indicate to me that she knew what was wrong. >> a single engine aircraft has crashed into a seven story building. >> reporter: a wife's horrible surprise. >> i can't imagine anybody doing anything like that. let alone my husband. >> reporter: a family's desperate attempt to prevent a massacre. >> his thought process was the world was going to end on friday. >> reporter: what do you do when a loved one becomes a monster? >> how do you know the truth about someone that you love? >> help me. i'm amanda berry. i've been kidnapped and i've been missing for ten years, and i'm here, i'm free now. >> reporter: a chilling 911 call. >> okay. are they on their way right now? >> we're going to send someone as soon as a car is open. >>

live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm linda bell reporting for abc7 news, back to you. >> i'm not going to say as a bachelor, simple things, linda, simple things keeping me sustained. >> 75 degrees, 4:36. >> it's the second major mistake of its kind for metro in a week. we talked with a woman on a metro train that >> welcome back, 4:39 on 24 wednesday morning and we're off to a warm start already. >> 79 you were saying, jacqui, some places? >> hey, guys. yeah, we're looking at a warm and muggy start this morning. 79 degrees is our temperature. we've got cloudy skies but no rain out there right now. that's a bit of the good news. you can see on live super doppler~7 that a clear sweep but there are a few showers just to the west of us in parts of ohio. take a look at our express forecast for today. looking for mostly cloudy skies, muggy still, 79 degrees at 9:00 this morning, a few showers possible by the noon hour and some isolated showers continuing this afternoon and evening hours. our high today in the mid to upper 80s, we get the sunshine out and that will pop us up potenti

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after college, linda calhoun worked years for others. she started in public relations and did fine art event planning for the chicago department of the cultural affairs. later she was a consultant in foreign affairs for the world bank. after observing other successful professional women, who started their own businesses, linda decided to do the same. her project, career girls. take a look. >> the process of recognizing that you have choices, that huh don't have to do this, you could do this. if did you, something different might happen. that actually takes practice. i don't think people recognize that. knowing that you have choices gives you a massive amount of power. you can control what happens. when you realize that, you can do anything. >> when way is your career going to go? do you the want to specialize in a technical field or be responsible for a broader thing? >> there comes a time when you have to decide who you want to spend your life with. choose wisely. >> always choose life partners wisely. choose someone what adds to who yo

next i would like to call up -- i'm sorry, i'm sorry, linda merly. >> thank you. mayor lee -- oh, good -- supervisor tang, supervisor mar, all the department heads and everybody here today, i think we're all pretty illustrious beingses for being here today. so, i'm here to speak on behalf of some of the seniors that i serve in district 1. ~ my name is linda merly, i am the director of the richmond senior center which is just down the street on geary at 26th. according to the 2010 census, 21% of the people in the richmond district are seniors. that's individuals over 60. by 2020 we're looking at a senior population in the city of san francisco of 25%. that's all across the city of san francisco, 25% of us will be seniors, including me. at the richmond senior center, about 81% of the people we see each day identify themselves as at or below the poverty level. we ask for a $2 donation for lunch. it is a donation. it's not a requirement. i get phone calls every once in a while from people who ask me if i can help them pay their rent. i think sometimes that people thin

we're live at police headquarters linda so. >>> we want to touch on a number linda just said. 66 people shot in 17 days in baltimore city. the violence appears to be on every corner and we posted an interactive map showing where each incident has curd. you can find it at abc2news.com. the map has got many of you talking about gun control on our facebook page. you can join that conversation and go to abc2news.com/facebook. >>> the tax bill in baltimore and want businesses are getting a big hit this their property tax bills. remediation fee or the rain tax is hitting businesses especially hard. sherrie johnson is here with more to explain. i understand some of these business owners are pretty hot. >> that's exactly right. the wastewater remediation fee, with new tax bills out last week businesses have seen the impact of the rain tax. with homes paying anywhere from 21 to $40 more. one business owner is paying $30,000 for 30 commercial properties. the assessments were based on aerial photography with accuracy down to a tenth of a foot. the goal is to help keep pollution out of the bay. bus

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. >>> a lo que vinimos, la luna llena dio muchas lindas sorpresas a varias parejas que esperaban la llegadaarte del prÍncipe william y la duquesa de cambridge, penÉlope cruz y

. >> my wife, linda, comes to me one day and says do you think there's any possibility that this unabomberight be your brother? >> there are 11 individuals or parts thereof that were recovered, and those would include 11 in tact skulls. >> reporter: a father's frustration. >> he was ordered by the court to undergo counseling. i visited the psychologist, but she did not indicate to me that she knew what was wrong. >> a single engine aircraft has crashed into a seven story building. >> reporter: a wife's horrible surprise. >> i can't imagine anybody doing anything like that. let alone my husband. >> reporter: a family's desperate attempt to prevent a massacre. >> his thought process was the world was going to end on friday. >> reporter: what do you do when a loved one becomes a monster? >> how do you know the truth about someone that you love? >> help me. i'm amanda berry. i've been kidnapped and i've been missing for ten years, and i'm here, i'm free now. >> reporter: a chilling 911 call. >> okay. are they on their way right now? >> we're going to send someone as soon as a car is open. >> n

in oakland, linda yee, kpix 5. >> the chief says overtime pay will cost hundreds of thousands of dollarsd that does not include damages for the businesses. >>> just 45 minutes ago, the san mateo county sheriff's office put out an alert. they're warning women in san carlos about a serial peeping tom. the guy has been seen at least twice on the town's north side spying on women in the shower at night. >>> well, deja vu for former new york congressman anthony weiner. he just couldn't stop sexting, even after he lost his job and almost lost his wife. this time around he's running for new york city mayor. he swears he is not dropping out, and tonight his wife is standing by herman sglantny has made some horrible mistakes. >> with his wife by his side, anthony weiner once again admitted he sent racy photos and had x-rated chats with a woman he met online. >> our marriage, like many others, has had its ups and its downs. it took a lot of work and a whole lot of therapy to get to a place where i could forgive anthony. >> weiner was forced to come forward after a gossip web site the dirty posted

linda so is live to explain exactly what that means. linda. >> reporter: it means they will be opening emergency cooling centers to help people stay cool in the ac and give out free water. people in that neighborhood will need it if the power is not he restored. we are at pratt and washington streets in upper fells point. nearly 400 homes lost power in this neighborhood. and being see this morning, bge crews are-- bge crews are working to fix the problem hoeing to -- hoping to have the power restored. in the heat you don't

let it go, let it go, let it go >> mira, que linda. >> sí, anda. >> es un gran paso. >> es el let itos a ser una empresa en la que pueden confiar, porque siempre han sido clientes en los que creemos. tu energía más la nuestra. juntos, no hay limite a lo que podemos lograr y hoy estoy feliz de probar la nueva bacon habanero ranch quarter pounder. [ locutor ] piérdete en el sabor de las nuevas hamburguesas quarter pounder. siempre hay algo nuevo que te va a encantar en mcdonald's. ♪ ♪. >> y diche, y diche tres, véngase para acá. >> ay, ya me quitaste mi disfraz. >> ¿cómo estás?. >> feliz. >> cuéntame un chiste. >> ¿qué le dijo un pez a otro pez?. >> ¿qué le dijo?. >> nada. >> vámonos a ponernos serios vamos a phoenix arizona, es una serie de la realidad de las personas de los que trabajan en circos. >> así es, tenemos esta historia de lo que es rodar y rodar por el mundo. >> y diche, uno, dos y tres. >> buenos días amelia. >> si, buenos días desde phoenix acá en arizona me ha permitido conocer la vida de las que trabajan y gozan en el circo, vamos con los detalles. >> dentro de la aleg

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. >> reporter: when david married his wife, linda, in 1990, ted was supposed to be the best man.ut refused to attend. that's when linda started asking questions. >> i struggled to answer the questions, why did he quit his job? why is he living the way he's living? why has he rejected his parents? why did he refuse to come to our wedding? >> reporter: and then the letters started to arrive. a diatribe of hatred toward modern technology. >> it used to be that i suffered from hardly any tension at all around here. but the area is now so messed up that my old way of life is all shot to hell. >> this was not just a disgruntled brother. but this was something quite more serious than that. >> reporter: attempts to get his brother counseling in montana were unsuccessful. >> given that ted was an adult, given that there was no evidence that he was an imminent threat to himself or others, essentially there was nothing we could do. >> reporter: around the same time, david was receiving disturbing letters from his brother, ted, universities and airlines received exploding bombs in the mail.

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linda yee tells us the focus is on other places they went together. >> reporter: sheriff's department search teams conserated in the preserve. a -- concentrated in the preserves. they are looking for anything that could give them a clue where daphne webb could be. >> basically look through debris that we see. >> reporter: that could be what -- where someone could hide a body? >> could be anything. evidence. anything that looks -- blends in with the normal trash in the environment. >> she has been missing since wednesday. john webb said someone kidnapped her after he left her in his car with his mother who suffers from dementia. police are searching places

this is the type that linda did a story where people don't have air. it's not good. know. >> i feel like when it's this hot go to the pool and i got scolded by lynette because show said what time of day do you go? when is the hottest time of day for us and what's up with not going to the pool. >> i asked what time and she said 3 and 4 and that's the hottest time of the day. >> where else you want to be but in the water. >> water reflects and you get sunburn and so. >> i feel bad for everyone in fells point. >> make sure to reapply after you go to the pool. and how much do you put on? >> a lot. >> i can't remember but. >> [audio not understandable] >> people don't apply it liberally. i am getting on megan but i want to deep keep you safe so make sure to slather on sunscreen and have the sun shades to protect your eyes. >> and you talked about the people in northern fells point the cooling centers open at 9 go to abc2news.com for a list of where they are and how long they will be open and exactly what accommodations you will be given because it's possible not all will

. >> here with us is tom meszaros, defense attorney linda kenney badden and jeffrey toobin. let's take a look, jeff, at what you called the key moment from the defense today. >> he could have been backing up. could have been. if i was arguing that, i would be arguing to you reasonable doubt. you know, it could have happened this way. it could have been that he was backing up. well, i don't know. i almost made light of it when i say well, he could have been backing up to strike another blow, but the could have beens don't belong in this courtroom. >> jeff, why does that stand out so much for you? >> because the defense of pointing out that the prosecution has never laid out precisely how this crime unfolded, who was on top first, who was the aggressor throughout this fight, when did the at are case between these two begin. and what i thought mark o'mara did so successfully, particularly in that part of the summation, was to say, look, you can't convict someone if the prosecution is saying, well, it might have happened this way and could have happened that way. that was very e

by linda park you have fog. fog is going to push up over the hill, over the san bruno gap and started shooting through the gap and into oakland and hayward. the forecast for fog tomorrow morning there it is. you see the clouds in the south. that's one reason we cool down. the clouds from the fog and the clouds from the shore. hot if you get into the inland bay valleys but cooler for the most part in and around the bay area the nine bay area counties. this low pressure center is the culprit. this starting the cooling. that combination filtered sunshine helps. instead of upper 90s, mid-90s tomorrow in the hot spots. low nine -- 90s and around the bay lots of 70s and 80s and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. wednesday night 5:00 there's the southern moisture. high clouds there's the fog. and then wednesday, thursday

linda. you can see the full interview at cbn.com. >> mental health is becoming a major topic for many in america, after suicides rocked two prompt prominent families. >> reporter: frank page alone at home when the call came that would change his world. his 32-year-old daughter, melissa had taken her life. although she struggled for years, page knew something changed. >> two days before she died, i said nobody knows you like your daddy, i know something is bad wrong. please. she was getting ready to go talk to your mental health physician. tell him your daddy thinks you need to be hospitalized. >> reporter: he served as a megachurch pastor. he called parenting his older daughter his most daunting task. that is why we wrote "melissa." page and wife invited us to talk about their daughter, enduring grief and hope. pages say melissa accepted christ as a child. her life wasn't easy. >> we worried about her constantly. wanted to help her. >> she struggled with addictive issues, behavioral issues,