>> thank you, lowell. two people killed, including a morgan state student after an accident at fells point. that crashed happened on bank street. police say one of the victims was julian benson. he was scheduled to graduate this september. his passenger was also killed. speed may have been a factor in the crash. the people in the other vehicle struck are sprecked to be ok. >> baltimore city continues to search for whoever shot a man in a university of maryland parking garage. the 45-year-old victim was shot twice in the back last thursday at the redwood street jarge. police say they are looking for a thin black male 20 years old and six feet tall with a white beard. he was wearing blue jeans, a white t-shirt, and a dark hooded sweatshirt. >> a frederick man said they found a man lieding in a shower stall. witnesses tell police he broke into a hood cloge college dorm, made his way into a woman's bathroom on one of the floors. frederick city police were on campus investigating a theft when they were called t

. >> lowell melser is live in towson with that story. >> walter bishop is the second person to go on trial in this case for the murder of william porter who was killed at his gas station. it was last december when seamus coyle was the first person convicted. the murder happened march 1 of last year. according to records, carla in to help with porter the murder. police say there was no record to back up the abuse charge. investigators put the case together using cell phone records and closed circuit television. >> we look at cameras all throughout baltimore county and other businesses to re-create and again connect the dots of the activities of these individuals. >> the murder took place in baltimore county. the case will now take place in harford county in bel air. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> one person is dead after a crash in the fells point area overnight. police were called to the intersection of south broadway and bank street. several people were trapped and needed to be pulled out by rescue crews. no word on the condition of the other victims or what may of cost the cras

lowell, what's the temperature?. >> coming up, find out why you may soon be paying extra this winter to heat your home. >> that's scary. >> including the opening statements of the gunman in the baltimore county murder for hire goes on trial. lowell? >> leave the weather to me. >> it is a great fall day today. a lot less breezy. we'll break it down for you in the insta-weather plus forecast. stay with us. [ female announcer ] having grands! biscuits in the morning is easy. just pop 'em in... then go about your business... and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. ♪ start your morning a whole new way! ♪ ♪ pillsbury grands! biscuits ♪ filled with breakfast ingredients ♪ ♪ ready in minutes! ♪ you gotta taste...mmmm a brand new morning ♪ [ female announcer ] new pillsbury grands! biscuit sandwiches. >> welcome back to "11 news saturday morning." >> first let's check with lowell. i did not want to get out of my warm, fuzzy rope this morning. >> it didn't

let's check in with lowell melzer. lowell? >> let's look at h.d. doppler. portions of northwestern baltimore county, pretty much all of carroll county and frederick county we understand from some of our weather watchers the snow is falling pretty heavily. how much snow you can expect in your area coming up. >> now a look at some of our other top stories for you. defense attorneys for a convicted hitman are trying to convince the jury to save his life. it is a jury that ruled he was eligible for the death penalty. bishop's attorneys argued that the death penalty is for repeat offenders that have no possibility of reform. >> this morning we're hearing from one of the victims of a violent home invasion at the hands of a harford county teen. 17-year-old mason carter entered the home flu a dog door. we're told the teen opened fire on the husband and can put his gun on the wife. he demanded car keys. connie says she's grateful the -- he is off the streets. >> i know he will be punished. i hope somewhere along the line, he is able to feel remorse. i hope somewhere

this is a live look at lowell high school.he school was being checked for a potential gas leak by pg&e crews and fire crews. they checked the boiler room first but didn't find a leak there. the odor was reported just over an hour ago. students were safely evacuated from the building and from this live picture, you can see some students milling around outside and a fire truck. but once again the evacuation at lowell high school in san francisco is now over. no gas leak found and classes should be resuming shortly. >>> one of the largest technology conventions in the world is underway in san francisco. 45,000 people are expected to attend oracle open world 2011 over the next five days. the conference is spread across 129,000 square feet of tent space with 300 miles of phone and internet wiring. last night, ceo, larry ellison, said he's ready to take on ibm's fastest microprocessors with something called the exalitick intelligence machine. he says it will analyze data 100 times faster. >>> the fate of amanda knox is in the hands

lowell melser has a preview. >> walter bishop is the second person to go on trial for the murder of william porter. that happened here in towson. last year when shamus coil was convicted. enlisted with help of the murder. according to court documents, witnesses claim carla porter set up the murder. investigators were able to put the case together using cell phone records and closed circuit television. >> we look get cameras all throughout baltimore county to connect the dots of the activity of these individuals. >> the murder took place here in baltimore county. there was a change of venue. the trial will take place in harford county. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> attorneys for jason gross say they plan to appeal his murder conviction. it took a jury less than an hour and half to find gross guilty. they said he killed rochelle battle. they were able to prove their case despite the fact that battle's body has not been found. >> it hurts me to my heart to see it happens to her. >> they met in an online chat room and had several conversations before they met. an 18-year-old will be laid t

. >> lowell melzer is here with the latest on our big story, the snow. the toilet paper. >> carroll and frederick county, but i don't think people in the city need to rush out. >> already you have had a caller call in and tell you something. >> already our weather watchers out in westminster line said it is starting to snow there already. so look out. we already knew this. carroll and frederick counties definitely are going to see a lot more snow than what we will see here in the city. currently h.d. doppler showing some of those spotty areas. you can see the pinks over there in carroll and frederick counties and a little pink as well down in southwestern baltimore county as well as eastern howard county. so watch it out there. we are starting to see that micked bag of precipitation. we won't take a look out at the airport now. 39 degrees. showing mixed precipitation as well. we will break all this out for you in the insta-weather plus forecast and tell you how much snow you can expect in your area. again, this thing is changing by the hour. we will keep

lowell has your insta-weather plus forecast next. stay with us. "11 news saturday morning" is "11 news saturday morning" is just getting started. your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. oh, i see. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? >> well, fall is definitely here, and unfortunately we can't fully enjoy this crisp air that we're going to see today, because there is a little bit of rain in the forecast. take a look at h.d. doppler showing because of an upper level disturbance now, because of another front associated with it, can you see some of that shower activity out there in the western parts of the state around hagerstown. folks over in oakland and deep creek are even seeing a little bit of snow, believe it or not. snowflakes falling in the western portion of the state. taking a look at skycam, b.w.i., community 69%.

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. >> lowell melser has more on what authorities are sen. >> they are calling this incident very rare sank in involved in the southwest aircraft and a fuel truck. the minor collision kind of scared some of those on board. >> we were slowing down heading into the break. -- into the gate. >> he was more than -- one of the more than 100 passangers that had just landed. that loud "thunk" was hitting the caging of a fuel trcuk like this one. >> it was still stuck on the wing. >> this happened at gate b-10. and appeared the fuel truck may have been outside of its designated land or did not give the ride. >> it can be a really busy place with aircraft moving around the taxi ways. >> after the incident, some people became anxious because they did not know what was happening. >> the first minute or so, we wondered if anything was going to happen. if it would have gone up, it would have been devastating for all of us. >> at the plane emptied out as normal and it was a very frightening experience. they cannot remember a similar incident happening in the history of the airport. >> we were all tak

lowell melser spoke with her family. >> baltimore city police tell us they have very little to golan after finding a 43-year-old woman beaten to death inside of this home in the 900 block of east 41st street. her family is obviously devastated over this murder. >> i am not sure as to what happened here or anything like that. all i know is that what did happen here, whoever did this needs to come forward and turn themselves in. >> per alex canty and the rest of his family, they are still coming to grips with the death of his wife, who was found dead monday in her home in the 900 block of east 41st street. >> i got a call from my son and law saying that my grandson had called and told him that she was dead. >> police say was around 5:30 monday evening when they got the 911 call. montgomery canty was found with severe trauma to her head and would end up dying on the scene. neighbors told police she ran a small candy store out of her home for the children in the neighborhood, but police are not sure of a motive because there was no sign of forced entry. >> it appears there were some item

lowell melser joins us live in mount washington tonight. >> yes, as we told you at 5:00, it still remains an active scene out here on mount washington, more than 13 hours after this fire. you can see that it is still smoldering. there is one firetruck on the scene that continues to put out hotspots. where you see that smoke is where we saw the worst flames earlier today. i spoke with one of the owners here at the tavern, and he says that because -- despite the fact the restaurant is an entire loss, they will rebuild. >> it is a worse nightmare. i live about half a mile away, and i drove here as fast as i could. it was a blur. my heart was racing, and i did not know what to expect, and i found the worst. >> he stands in front of the charge out shell of his pride and joy. out shell.red >> we still want to take care of our employees, and to our customers, to some of them, this is like a second home. getting involved with their families. it is a devastating thing on many levels. >> a crowd of shellshocked patrons and area business owners came to take a look, as well. >> the tavern is a landma

lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> it looks like a long night at the conowingo dam. a local grocery store chain is linked to salmonella outbreak. men's new turbo -- terp's basketball coach, later in sports. greg some big temperature changes are on the way, maybe even a little wintry weather over the weekend. 63 degrees at thehe ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >> when edmonds is recalling 5,000 pounds of -- wegman's is recalling 5,000 pounds of pine nuts for salmonella. the cdc has initiated a multistate out of investigation. >> if you are upset about new charges for using your debit card, you are in good company, and president obama is even addressing the issue in a recent speech. why are banks in forcing these charges, and what can be done about it? >> did you like to use your debit card to make purchases? that convenience could soon cost you

you are a sixth grader at lowell school right? >> who is york? >> he was a african-american born in 1770. he was a man servant of clark and the only african-american man on the lewis and clark expedition. >> you want his name known why? >> the whole thing started you said you were doing a project? >> the whole thing started last year in february. i was working on a lewis and clark project and i discovered york. and i thought it would be interesting if york could be acknowledged like lewis and clark got stapedesps. -- got stamps. i wrote the post office. they said i had to turn in a proposal. i didn't know when a proposal was and i turned in my essay. they wrote me back and said i was under consideration. >> come on. dad you must have been so thrilled? >> i am absolutely thrilled and excited and jackson has been able to get incredible support from people like his congressman, chris van holland, president obama joe biden and william burriss the president emeritus of the postal workers union. >> wow. describe the arm bands. >> this has york's name o

i am lowell melser. i will have the story coming up. >> lindsay lohan will soon be baring all to the world. it is reported she will be posing nude for a million dollars. the news comes just days after a judge revoked her probation for failing to do court mandated service. >> testimony in the involuntary manslaughter trial against michael jackson's doctor stopped almost before it started. >> it was the defense's first full day of testimony. >> janet jackson was back in court after canceling several court dates in australia. >> i am feeling really, really busy. >> testimony was delayed when the witness told the judge she was feeling ill. after a 30-minute break, lee testified about how she treated jackson with nutritional supplements to help him sleep, but jackson beg for propofol. >> he said i am telling you, the only thing that is going to help me to sleep broadway, can you fill up -- right away, and can you help find someone to help me get to sleep? >> you indicated to michael jackson, i understand you

i am lowell melser.ill have the story, straight ahead. >> an arrest in the rape of a 14-year-old girl. >> the corruption trial, straight ahead. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> fires destroyed a popular restaurant, but tonight

lowell high school on eucalyptus drive has been evacuated following reports of a slight smell of gas there. you can see a crowd of kids outside on the blacktop. they got the call around 10:15 this morning. pg&e crews are on the scene right now and they haven't found anything just yet. a live chopper 5 picture here. and the students will not be allowed back inside the classrooms million it is given the all clear. we will -- until it is given the all clear. an update later in the show. >>> this afternoon two people are dead following an officer-involved shooting in san francisco in it happened this morning in the inner richmond district. stephanie chuang is at the scene with what is happening right now. good afternoon, stephanie. >> reporter: good afternoon, to you both. we just learned that the suspect and one of his victims died at sf general around 9:30 this morning. as for the crime seen on the 600 block of funston everybody, you can you -- avenue, there are a couple of investigators on the scene, focused on the cream-colored house where it started and it ended with a officer-invol

[applause] >> i think lowell bergman just gave my lecture. [laughter] >> that was very good. >> thank you. i stayed up last night and read the whole thing. >> damn. what was said was true. when i would like to talk about is why i think this is important today, and what i think are the ramifications for society. what happened with this case was i was subpoenaed, as lowell bergman said, on chapter nine, as it relates to an operation cit -- cia in the year 2000 in which a cia asked a russian scientist who had defected to the united states to oversee blueprints of a nuclear weapon to the iranians. they thought that was a good idea, to give iranians nuclear blueprints. they claimed it was a great idea because the blueprints were flawed, and this would throw the president's off track. what i was told it to the iranians off track. what i was told -- the iranians off track. when i was told was the operation was struck off from the start and was reckless, and almost certainly aided the iran nuclear weapons program, which is why i wrote about it in my

lowell melser has the latest from bwi marshall airport. >> officials here are calling the incident "very rare." and involve the southwest aircraft and a fuel truck. the minor collision scared some that were on board. >> we had slowed down and there was a loud thunk. [no audio] it felt like the front wheel had fallen. >> we apologize for the technical difficulties. [no audio] we will try again later. the death toll continues to climb in the 7.2 magnitude requite from turkey. >> emergency responders think more than 1000 people are still buried underneath the rubble. one toddler was rescued alive from the rubble of this building. they heard the cries of the baby and more than 1200 rescue workers are working within the region. the military is taking part in the relief efforts. >> we are getting a closer look at when the quake hit. panic people are rushing into the streets. we are told that rescuers were affected by power outages as well which is why it blankets and tents are being distributed. more than 200 aftershocks have affected the area. more than five people have been pulled from the r

i think what lowell -- i know what lowell mcadam was, the point he was making was this. what drove is need for the u.s. government to address the spectrum issue just as we talked about earlier, congress needs to do something in order to make more spectrum available. and companies recognize there will be a great need for spectrum, and so it was just another sign that more spectrum is needed. and that was a factor that drove the at&t/t-mobile transaction. >> host: and given that the department of justice has sued to block that deal, what kind -- if they are successful in that, what kind of implications does that have for the overall industry going forward which does need more spectrum, as you said, and needs flexibility in order to acquire that spectrum that it needs? >> guest: well, it's unclear exactly what the implications would be of the doj or the fcc turning down the transaction. i think that it's safe to say companies will, you know, adapt to the circumstances that are in place. and t mobile, some have observed, is already taking steps in the marketplace to go after

let's talk about but let's look outside with meteorologist lowell melser. >> it is hard to concentrate with the smell of pizza coming up later in the hour. it is all for me. [laughter] we are talking wet weather today possibly into the late afternoon. fall is here. highs in the upper-50's. yesterday we hit 81 degrees. it is a big change. we are showing shower activity in the western portion of the state that is bringing some mixed precipitation over by frost bird, which could see snow, believe it or not. it is 58 degrees in the inner harbor. both have cloudy conditions. we will tell you how long this wet weather will last. >> the big story this morning -- serious allegations leveled against the housing authority of baltimore city. >> charles grassely wants an investigation into how they spend $67 million in federal stimulus money. barry simms has more on accusations and reactions from city officials. >> baltimore's housing commissioner is puzzled by questions and concerns. >> frankly, i was shocked. >> senator charles grassley has targeted the housing authority of baltimore city. he ov

lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> stay with us. more ahead. >> not leading the quite as much celebration as you might think following the win over the texans. we tell you my leader in sports. >> the reddick festival may be over but the marathon coverage continues -- teh running festival may be over. results and your photos on ulocal all on wbaltv.com/marathon. >> a terrific day today but stormy weather out there. mostly sunny skies as the look over the city, 67 at the airport, downtown 73. >> funeral services or halted for patricia modell and rob roblin has the details. >> actress, wife, mother, and friend. friends and family came to date paid respect for pat modell. married in 1969 and give up her acting career to devote herself to her family and community. "she cared about this state, this city, and about children. >> they cared about the people in the community and they devoted a big part of their lives to being charitable. quads for current and former members of the ravens, pat was a special lady. >> she made it different. you

lowell? >> a fantastic weekend in store. i will break it down in your insta-weather plus forec >> right now, 52 degrees at the airport. 55 at the inner harbor. just a delightful day. enjoy it if you head out there. halloween is here. my good friend dargetvader will help me -- darth vader will help me with the forecast. take a temperature. touch the board. put your light sabre on the board. what are we going to get? mont holly new jersey. that is not going to help folks around here. here we go. b.w.i. good. 52 degrees. can you help me out? can you see him? now you are down in charlottesville, virginia. good. fredericksburg, 46. see, dart, that's good. look. oh, a change. awesome! [applause] mostly sunny today. 57 to 62. that's right. wave it around. give me another one. good weather. very nice. i'm impressed with your skills to change my maps. current weather now, a little clouds here. under the influence of high pressure. right, darth? show him the high pressure. here's the high pressure out in the midwest. that is good. tha

i am lowell melser and i will have details and a live report. >> live, local, late-breaking.s is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00. >> during courtroom testimony, center ulysses currie's wife took full responsibility for his troubles. the wife of senator ulysses currie told the jury that she is the one responsible for making all the mistakes on the financial disclosure forms. >> she testified that because of her mistakes, her husband now faces federal bribery charges. david collins has the latest for us. >> senator currie's the failure to disclose his financial relationship with shoppers is a key element in the prosecution's key element in the prosecution's case.

. >> thank you, lowell. that's the view out my front window. my husband took that picture. you can see that snow is definitely covering the ground. that was an hour ago when the snow was coming down. jennifer franciotti and everyone in the neighborhood looking forward to doing a little flooding -- looking forward to flooding this morning. over the years, they say they have learned lessons. >> what are they doing to keep drivers safe? sheldon dutes has some answers for us. >> we think of snow 24-seven, 365 days a year. >> so when the forecast called for snow today, they said they were ready to go. >> we made sure if leaves were blocking drainage, it would not pile up and cause ice to form. >> if it doesn't storm, the system could cause rain which would make roads slick. that's why officials are asking drivers to slow down and allow plenty of time for their destinations. >> not a hunker down stay-at-home storm, but it is a be cautious storm. >> spokesman rob gould says the utility has been taking stock of resources and devising plans in case there are power outages in the are

lowell melser is in the weather center tonight. >> i would not say it is gone for good. we did have cooler temperatures today. we're starting to see some sprinkles showing up in the majority of the viewing area. most of the viewing area got lucky today with just traces of rain. this is what the doppler is showing us. baltimore county, carroll county, and frederick county are seeing the rain moved in. that combined with the cooler temperatures is making things miserable. in the western part of the state, there is mixed precipitation in the oakland area. later this evening, that should turn to snow. they could see an inch or two of accumulation in the higher areas. that would be the first snowfall of the year. that is pretty exciting. it is 52 degrees at the airport. the wind is out of the west at 9 miles an hour. we will take a closer look at when the rain and clouds will move out and when we will get nicer weather coming up. >> we're hearing from the family of a man who died after eating tainted cantaloupes. the family of plants wells is suing jensen farms and its distri

lowell melser is live at county police headquarters in towson with the latest. >> this is one of those cases where police virtually have nothing to go on after finding a man dead on his front lawn yesterday morning. they are not telling us exactly how he died, only confirming that this was a homicide. >> we are not releasing information about his injuries because this is an open investigation and we don't want to compromise that. the death has been ruled a homicide. >> baltimore county police say they are baffled. they want you to take a good look at this photograph of 55- year-old ronald thomas gibbons. they tell investigators that have no idea how he ended up dead on his front lawn in woodlawn tuesday morning at around 7:00. normally with a homicide investigation, police will release the cause of death to the media, but in this case, that information is being withheld. woomore road -- neighbors described as a quiet neighborhood and say a murder is very out of the ordinary. the same never the samegivens was a buried -- the same neighbors say that givens was a very nice man who is taki

higher elevations in maryland could see an inch of accumulated snow by morning, according to lowell melser, who joins us now. >> no in october. if it -- snow in october. the higher elevations in deep creek could see an end before the night is through. this pesky upper level low has broken away and is -- the majority of the moisture is to the west of the viewing area, but there are some spotty showers in eastern baltimore and baltimore county. this will keep us busy throughout the evening. 54 downtown, 50 at the airport. ocean city is at 51 and way out west we are watching that cooler weather. oakland has been 36 degrees all day. just to let you know how cool it is. 100% chance of rain, 45-49 degrees. our current weather is showing this pesky low that is just sitting and churning in a counterclockwise flow, possibly into monday, bringing the majority of the rain in the overnight hours in the early morning hours. it could be a little pesky for the ravens game as well. the good news is all this high pressure will eventually move through here, possibly by tuesday, and then the weather gets dow

at lowell high in san francisco, our nbc chopper above the scene, several people said they smelled natural gas inside the high school. they quickly called the fire department and evacuated all of the students. both city firefighters and pg&e inspectors didn't find any gas leak or hazard. students and staff were allowed back inside of lowell high shortly after noon. >>> still ahead here tonight at 6:00, with president obama warned about fremont-based solyndra? >>> i'm scott budman at nasa getting a sneak peek into the future of air travel. coming up, new technology that will someday make our flights faster and cleaner. >>> also, in san francisco, you know the drill. almost every parking spot is considered valuable. but not every driver will be allowed to use five new spots unveiled today. we'll explain. >>> and good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. wettest weather in four months. we've seen a b-time cooldown ntthle py ofle 60s and low 70sy here across the bay area.ni tot,ght,rs w l be erlingg.in tho showeil wl be lingering. we'll talk more about a second stronger storm and a w

. >>> we just have word that lowell night san francisco evacuated because of a gas leak. we'll follow this on abc7news.com. >> later on, on abc7 news at 4:00, does make-up really make a difference? >> another bay area police force is forced to cut its staff and outsource some of its services. those stories and more at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> nasa's effort to shape air travel could take a step forward this afternoon. >> in half an hour we'll find out if anybody has won the google green flight challenge. the object is to create a plane that gets 200 miles per gallon. >> currently it is 20 to 40 miles per gallon. three teens took part, all vying for the prize. >> we only pay if the competitor as chief the objective. this is in contrast to a contract where you might spend tens of millions and not know if you are going to get the result. here we don't pay unless you get the result. we think that is good for taxpayers. >> yeah, absolutely. winners on display at nasa's research center mountain view this answer. >> thanks for joining us.

lowell and i did a really good a story together about, if you remember the russian spy robert hanssen, who had a lot of personal issues,. >> fbi agent who is a russian spy. >> he gave up the fact that the u.s. had dug a tunnel under the russian embassy in washington and bug the russian embassy. he told the russians about that right away. and we had written that, when was that? >> before maybe. >> and i found this huge file come in this file was page after page of the investigation of me and lowell. >> but he did say something earlier that i think is very important, which it experienced personally, and that is, i have sat at the desk of an fbi official who was in charge of counter espionage. when he was in charge from inside the building, inside the jay edgar hoover building. they are complaining to me, and don't worry about leak investigation because every time we have to talk to a journalist the attorney general always says no. we can't subpoena journalist. this is 10 years ago. and, in fact, in the middle of this conversation a gentleman walked into his office, actually has been her

. >> in san francisco, students at lowell high school were forced to stand in light rain an hour after several teachers reported a strong gas odor and that forced an evacuation. and the smell dissipated and they determined it originated off campus. >> and silicon valley investor steve westly warned white house to reconsider the visit to the now-bankrupt solydra, sending an e mail last year claiming they may not survive and the president's visit there could prove embarrassing. wesley not alone and e mails showed other officials expressed concern about the financial problems early as 2010. today the president told abc's george stephanopoulos ze not regret investing in clean technology. >> if you look at portfolio of loan guarantees provided, this is doing well, what we've understand is that not every visit is go -- business is going to succeed in clean energy. >> abc 7's political analyst says information show administration staffers did not do their jobs. >> this is enough evidence that this is a dicey deal and could implode and embarrass the president. there is evidence to have cancele

i love to talk a bell will -- about lowell high school. i studied political science with a concentration in public administration. i worked eight years, largely in the public sector. then, earned a master's degree from carnegie-mellon in pittsburgh pennsylvaniamy work . i spent time as an executive director for nonprofit on the hill. i was assistant to a wonderful person named julie middleton. the park that worked at was formally known as the hunters point community foundation. we did several programming for kids in the neighborhood. i also have a background in politics on both sides of the day here in san francisco and oakland. i have done fund-raising for different candidates. i have work experience with the federal reserve bank of san francisco. i am most proud of the work i have done for myself. i started a business called power forward, a social media and public policy consulting firm. >> why did you choose to return and live in san francisco? what motivated you to run? >> what motivated me was my love of san francisco. i see the chan

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. >> i have to give props to vince lowell for 48 hours. he started here five years ago. in the first one. 48 hours, you make up films and show it, show it on a big screen, you see your work displayed where it needs to be seen. large. and doing that, we were in town and that opened our eyes, wow. there is a community here and it's starting small. and when i was here, when i started, there was one. there was a film commission. they shot mad city here when i was working. they don't shoot a lot here. there's a lot of good things here. not all have to be epic explosions. it can be a little story that we're talking about and our films can be big. >> i know we're running short on our segment. i have one more question. you tried l.a. can hollywood come to you maybe since you went to hollywood and it didn't work out? can it come to you and say, hey, a couple of young, talented latinos, let's go up there and see what they have to offer? >> it is so interesting you say that. we have talked about that. we consider our company a startup and we're self-reliant. so why not with the are

then we're back into the high 50's by friday. >> thank you, lowell.ning us. "11 news saturday morning" continues in 25 minutes. we'll see you then. >>> we're back on this saturday morning, october 22nd, 2011. it is a beautiful fall morning here out on the plaza. we want to thank everyone who came out to say hello to their family and friends back home. outside on the plaza, i'm amy robach along with carl quintanilla filling in for lester. coming up, though, later today, we're going to be talking about more fireworks from the system around the trial of conrad murray. >> yeah. this explosive man slaughter trial is about to enter a crucial new phase. the prosecution will end its case on monday and that's when the defense takes over and presents their side of the story. the question is, will they call dr. murray to the stands? >>> and then she was the singer who became an overnight sensation. we're talking about susan boyle. her life changed in a flash after winning "britain has got talent." she invited me into her new home in britain, but as you'll see, s

. >>> and san francisco's lowell high school evacuated for almost two hours this morning when gas was also smelled on the campus. it was first reported about 10:15. the administrators began to evacuate the students soon after. pg&e investigated but didn't find any sign of a gas leak. students were allowed to return to class just before 12:15 this afternoon. >>> he called it insensitive, republican candidate herman cain objects to the use of the n word used by his opponent, rick perry. others are weighing in. and some have hard words for herman cain. >> reporter: facing questions about the n word, rick perry said his father painted over the word. but others insisted they put it there when perry went hunting, herman cain was blunt. >> the name of the place was called head, and since governor perry has been going there for years to hunt, i think it shows a lack ofty. >> reporter: but today it was not rick perry but cain who grew up in the south, taking heat from conservatives. cain, who has gotten the attention of supporters with his straight talk, said he made his point. >> all i said w

>> i'd like to appoint wendy lee, a junior from academy, and hannah lee, a sophomore from lowell, to the peace cack. >> president mendoza: and somebody is recording that. any other appointments or reports? thank you. item l is a special order of business. the next two items go together so i call the public hearing of the sufficiency of textbooks and instructional items for 2011-2012. may i hear a motion and a second regarding the sufficiency of textbooks and instructional materials as required by section 60119. >> moved. >> seconded. >> superintendent, you have a reading of the resolution. >> daisy santos. >> good evening, i'm daisy santos, supervisor in the curriculum resources libraries and media services office. and we are asking you to approve the resolution regarding the sufficiency of textbooks and instructional items as required by education code section 60119 on pages 3 and 4 of the agenda. the report that begins on page five of the agenda gives background for the resolution. the first part of the report gives sufficiency information and the last part lists some of the barrie

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