>>> se ve bonito pero lo que está atrás aseguran que los ani sufren por estar presos, la ballena lolitaaños de edad >>> es cuando tu estuvieras caminando con tu familia y alguien te raptara y te pusieras en la cárcel, en un tanque pequeño ha vivido durante 42 años una vida bastante miserable >>> esta orca fue capturada en el estado washington en 1970. >>> enviaron los buarcos, soltaron las redes y las capturaron a todas no sabemos exactamente ¿cuántas eran? pero en aquella época tenían unas 55 ballenas, separaron a las más joven para venderlas y creemos que 2 madres... >>> dicen que es posible y recomendable devolver a lolita al área de su captura. irma q que han identificado a miembros de sus familias que pasan ahí casi 6 meses al año. >>> no podemos garantizar lo que sucederá entre ellos, pero sabemos que tienen una gran memoria. su cerebro son 5 veces más grande que los de un humano y estoy segura que ella recuerda de dónde vino y a sus familiares. >>> varios noirg skwas organiza fines lucro han presentado algo importante >>> su plan de retiro no significa colocarla amar abierto, si

>> you talk hole little that -- lolita? >> yes. >> they stoned men and women to death for adultery and prostitution. one woman is considered only half as a man. if a woman is killed, her family have to pay half the blood money to the murderer in order to have him punished. and then of course there are the laws around the veil where they turned the veil from a token of faith into a token of politics. and the issue around the veil is not whether veil is good or bad but that women should have the choice to choose how they worship their god and how they express themselves. >> these conditions prefail -- prevail today? >> they prevail today but they're much shakier. >> because of reform efforts? >> because people from the very start and i was they're from the summer of 1979 till the numb err -- summer of ne1987. >> prior to that women were free and could drive automobiles and become members of the police force and fly planes. >> we had one woman for women's rights. >> ayatollah comb amani said -- comb amani was very intelligent

he didn't expect that. >> reporter: lolita powell also got hit 20 gun fire. a bullet remain in her arm tonight. and a bullet pierced through 3-year-old shala's arm and grazed her head. the family wants to know why. >> it is not fair that he took a great person. he is still out there somewhere. that i might even run into him and not even know that he murdered my husband for no reason. whoever he is, it is not fair. i almost lost my daughter, you know. we all almost lost our lives. it is not fair. >> reporter: now lolita powell and her own grief is still thinking of how she can help others. she is trying to figure out how she can continue her husband's ministry. a ministry she says her husband gave his life for. reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> to the mystery in the upscale town of los gatos. two bodies were found at a home last night. neighbors believe it might have been a murder-suicide. a neighbor discovered the bodies of a man and his son. the son's mother had contacted her asking to see if the son was okay

i am here to support my good friend, lolita sweet. i am born and raised in san francisco, a resident of district 10 and grew up -- i am a resident of district 6 but growing in district 10. i have been involved in entertainment all my life. i've run a company in san francisco and i am here to support lolita because i know that she is qualified, she has been around, she understands entertainment. i think that she would be a great breath offor this commiss. i withdrew my submission today in the hopes that someone who grew up in southeast san francisco would have a chance. thank you. chairperson kim: are there any other public speakers on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. colleagues, any comments or questions, further questions for applicants? supervisor weiner: this has been a great hearing in showing the diversity of our community. i never thought i would hear j- lo come up at a hearing, so i was excited about that. i do want to quickly note that even though i am supporting a different candidate, i was disappointed t

i am here to support my good friend, lolita sweet. i am born and raised in san francisco, a resident of district 10 and grew up -- i am a resident of district 6 but growing in district 10. i have been involved in entertainment all my life. i've run a company in san francisco and i am here to support lolita

>>> se ve bonito pero lo que está atrás aseguran que los ani sufren por estar presos, la ballena lolitaambian su conducta de forma ra qudicales. nadamos a distancia, y ver su extraordinario sentido de la audición. al escuchar música clásica se acercaron al bote como buscando el origen de la melodía. >>> pruebas como estas han sido h@adas por algunos científi dem h@univh@primer impacto (m-f)h@u urados cambian su conducta de forma ra qudicales. nadamos a distancia, y ver su extraordinario sentido de la audición. al escuchar música clásica se acercaron al bote como buscando el origen de la melodía. >>> pruebas como estas han sido usadas por algunos científi dem. esta habilidad dicen buscar los parques acuáticos. >>> en cuánto se quede un del fidelfin >>> entre 450 mil hasta 150 mil >>> el ambientalista berry a sgreg que agrega que el problema se agrava por la falta de legislación. >>> para obtener un permiso para transferirlos a cualquier parte del mundo se lo acto (dan, y en si quieren liberarlos ahunh@pri@ naur natural y si no que los c conserv conserven, por favor no compren boletos >>>

lolita powell, the wife of the good samaritan gunned down while feeding the hungry could barely stand friday night in east oakland. >> his wife is hurting, his family is hurting oh god. you say you came to hear the broken hearted. >> reporter: brother john was shot and killed after midnight wednesday while he and his family stopped by to drop off food in the 1,000 block of 47th avenue in oakland. his family says feeding the homeless was his calling. his pregnant wife and her two children were in the car at the time when powell was shot in the head in a drive-by shooting. bill holloway was there and saw it all. >> i wish that had been me instead of him. i really do. i would not hesitate to go instead of him. >> reporter: oakland police released this picture of a ford winstar mini van. detectives say the suspect vehicle looks similar to this one, turquoise in color, built in 2000 or later. police have no suspects. >> it is about a good samaritan, a man of god who stood in these streets and who was willing to give his life for other people. and this iqç a total outrage tht this should ha

. >> next we have lead us week -- lolita sweet. hi, how are you. the same format, how it relates to this commission and your interest in serving. >> i am a native of san francisco and my grandparents moved here years ago. i have been blessed to experience a whole city and graduate from high school. i have obtained my economics degree as well as obtaining my entrepreneurial certificates. my background is in nonprofit organization as well as the city as well as private industry. i have been working in the nonprofit organization for the national organization of teaching and entrepreneurial ship. we teach young people how to start their own business. we are doing this program now at the university of san francisco. i am advertising kids to go to this program. the second thing i've done is work for the city for 12 years in the department of the environment and developing programs and giving public out reach for them. i have forward for the transportation system as well as the public utilities commission which i am currently in now. as a public outreach

the place where someone shot at the entire family killing paris powell, also known as brother john, lolita and her two young daughters survived a drive by shooting, but she can't go on without her husband. >> family, friends, and even strangers paid tribute to the man they say devoted his life to feeding the homeless and helping domestic violence victims in east oakland. it was right here that police say someone drove up to the family of four and opened fire after they gave a hot meal to this man, william holloway on 47th avenue. >> not a bad person. he doesn't have any enemies. >> brother john helped holloway for one year. he just started a new job recently and got out of homelessness. brother john was the nicest man he ever met. >> how many people get out of their bed at night to cook food for people and go around and take it to them while it's still hot? not very many. >> it's hard to imagine any good that will come out of this. but william holloway reunited with his daughter after not seeing her for twenty years. the daughter apparently recognized his name after seeing him on the news.

lolita powell said her husband lived to serve others. >> we always look at it from the aspect, it could be us. what if this was us? what if one day we're in the same situation, you know? like i said, no one wakes up and says, hey, i want to be homeless. no one. >> such an emotional story. the couple's 3-year-old daughter also suffered gunshot wounds. a bullet went through little shala's arm and grazed her head. mom and daughter will recover but remain devastated by their loss. >>> community effort helped to recover a gun involved in an officer-involved shooting in the bay view district. police shot kenneth harding on july 16th but investigators say the ballistic tests show the bullet that killed harding came from his own gun. officers were led to a semiautomatic pistol and today san francisco police confirmed it is, indeed, harding's gun. the investigation 23450 what led up to the shooting is still ongoing. >>> and on the lookout for a flasher. this is the man. police say the suspect approached a child near foothill expressway monday morning and exposed himself and then drove off in a b

amy fifier, aka the long island loli lolita, shot mary jo, the wife of her lover joey. fisher pleaded guilty to first degree aggravate assault and was paro paroled. following her release, she wrote a book. worked in the adult film industry. and appeared as a cast member on "celebrity rehab with dr. drew." and of course o.j., he was reportedly paid $1 million for "if i did it, a" a hypothetical account for how he could have figured out the murders. but believe it or not, anthony is not without her supporters. >> i believe that people should respect the due process and the judicial system. instead of doing all of this and threatening people and the jury. it's just uncalled for. >> reporter: some, a few, say leave her alone. respect the not guilty verdict. a handful sent her money in jail. that's how she got the walking around money upon release. one of her donors even offered a place to stay. >> the jury has spoken. if she is guilty of anything, she'll have to live with that for the rest of her life. i believe, you know, the jury's verdict should be respected. >> reporter

took the most babyhood tones clearing collection ramona plaza de maidens hotels the leela pagosa lolita reticent shift it was punished but they protest promised. welcome back here's a recap of the main stories we're covering for you on our norway's nightmare at least ninety four are now confirmed dead after two violent attacks rock the country a good man in police uniform killed eighty seven in a shooting spree at a youth camp hours after a car blast shattered the center of all slow claiming seven lives. police have arrested a thirty two year old very region about the suspected of being behind the times he said to have legs with a far right movement and now a second man has been detained in connection with the atrocities of the last few hours. and the economic troubles just keep on plaguing europe and the u.s. reeses credit rating is under threat following the view agreeing on a fresh bailout for out that's meanwhile america who's closer to default on its massive debts opera lawmakers failed to agree on raising the debt ceiling. and next the latest from our special reports about one of

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lolita describes her husband as a caring man. >> he always gave him life. doesn't matter who you were. >> reporter: jeff brown known as brother brown was trying to feed the homeless. his wife who asked us to call her loli showed her her bandaged wound she suffered at the hands of her husband's killer. she says the bullet is lodged in her arm, but the wounds that hurts the most is the loss of her husband, her best friend. >> i kept wracking my mind, who could have done this and why. >> reporter: she says pow was not her daughter's bilogical father but he was her father in all respects. and they are expecting their first child. she is four months pregnant. >> if anybody can do a drive by shooting, you're a coward. you took an innocent man's life. >> i want the person to be caught. he didn't deserve it. he didn't deserve it. >> reporter: loli told us her biggest fear is that the gunman is still out there and will hurt someone else. she says she's also coping with the loss and gathering her strength knowing that she has to be strong for her children. the family

lolita describes her husband as a caring man. >> he always gave him life. doesn't matter who you were. >> reporter: jeff brown known as brother brown was trying to feed the homeless. his wife who asked us to call her loli showed her her bandaged wound she suffered at the hands of her husband's killer. she says the bullet is lodged in her arm, but the wounds that hurts the most is the loss of her husband, her best friend. >> i kept wracking my mind, who could have done this and why. >> reporter: she says pow was not her daughter's bilogical father but he was her father in all respects. and they are expecting their first child. she is four months pregnant. >> if anybody can do a drive by shooting, you're a coward. you took an innocent man's life. >> i want the person to be caught. he didn't deserve it. he didn't deserve it. >> reporter: loli told us her biggest fear is that the gunman is still out there and will hurt someone else. she says she's also coping with the loss and gathering her strength knowing that she has to be strong for her children. the family

. >> who could forget the long island lolita amy fisher. >> if i could change everything i would. if i could put my hands over her face and make it go away, i would. >> she stole the rights to her life story for $60,000 and use the mullah as bail money. >> it makes no sense, it doesn't fit. if it doesn't fit you must acquit then the most infamous of all o.j. simpson. he pocketed $880,000 for a book in television interview. money he allegedly spent before the public out cry led to the nixing. >> who is about to rake in a fortune? or will public outrage scare off any rich media suit tore? >> joining me on the phone al tailor tv producer who offered casey $1 million for her first tv interview. tocks news legal analyst arthur idela is back with us. all right al are you there? >> i am here. >> you say you have a $1 million deal for casey anthony's first television interview. >> officially tonight we have an agreement with jo jose beas. we have a verbal agreement with my attorney to put a deposit and put the rest of the money in escrow. she will get the rest of the money when she comple

and who could forget the long island lolita amy fisher. >> if i could change everything, i would. if i could put my hands over and make it go away, i would. >> she sold the rights to her life story for $60,000. and used the moola as bail money. >> it makes no sense. it doesn't fit. if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> judge jeanine: then the most infamous of all, o.j. simpson. he pocketed $880,000 for a book and television interview, money he allegedly spent before the public outcry led to the of the deal itself. is a free and clear casey anthony about to rake in a fortune or will public outrage scare off any rich media suitors? joining me now to hash this all out is dylon howard, senioring ecktive editor of star magazine and radar online. thanks for being with us this evening. what offers does she already have in her pocket? >> publicly at least there is one offer. now, this deal is being mastermind by a free lance television producer. much in the way that the famous interviewer david frost orchestrated that interview with richard nixon. he would do this interview and then he w

. >> that is how lolita pow ell describes her husband, he was killed by eight gunmen as she says shees not know why anyone would want to hurt her husband. >> he had no enemies, no criminal record, no drug activity no gang activity, me and my husband for almost three years have been active in our community, we have a nonprofit foundation that is our ministry, we advocate for domestic violence victims we also prepare hot meals and deliver them to the homeless five nights a week. we take the same routes. people know very well, this night was like any other night. >> she says her two children into a tagging along with her and paris to help pass out food to the homeless. >> my mother used to watch them and now we started taking them with us, i told my husband wishes are going a little earlier because it is not cool to be in the streets at late night with the babies. this particular night he said let's go, it will be good fresh air i said o.k. let's go. and never thought this would happen, the ministry was going very well. i do not know who, or why this happened or who could've done it. bu

so based on your experience, when you see people like this, take like amy fisher, the long island lolitaey do they get? are we talking $100,000, $500,000, $1 million? and who pays that? what kind of organizations are willing to pay to people like that? >> well, in our society today, every media organization who's interested in her story, the stakes will be high based on the offers that come in, and she'll filter those offers. her, her legal team will filter the offers. i can only imagine based on cases similar to this, she could stand to earn millions, sadly, from exploiting this case. because that's the landscape of the society that we live in. so i -- sadly, she will stand to make millions from this tragedy. >> and i know that sometimes, you know, organizations will get around it by not paying that person, but then by paying a consulting fee. there's that little bit of wiggle room there to claim that it's not quite as tawdry as it really is. >> or pay a family. >> right. the internet is buzzing, because everyone assume there's going to be a made-for-tv movie or a film or something like

in addition of lolita in which dolores hays is 21 rather than 12. crime and punishment which they yell boo instead of cracking their skulls open with an ax in addition with the bible upontious pilots and jesus christ go to arbitration go with the bloody farfetched business of crewfection, resurrection, crucifixion and holocaust. this is not a publishing industry worth fighting for because it isn't the publishing industry as we have been taught to think of it. a high-minded cultural enterprise who's sole task for writers to readers and the woefully state of publishing today is the industry's fault and when i say industry i include all of in this room because consciously or not happily or not it is we who allow publishing companies and retailers to dictate the terms by which we turn our words into books and deliver our books to readers. and those terms to put it as bluntly as possible are the "f" word. it makes the detroit auto workers to geniuses they give the bulk of our money our money to increasingly irrelevant intermediaries and on top of that, a