lyle didn't even care that you were missing. to be to let a loser like that hit you? very. very low. do you see now? see what? that you deserve better. it's not that i deserve better. i am better. than who? than you. and lyle. molly! molly! you're a perfect match. why did i not see that? are you mad about the sex tape? you know i did it to help you. i don't care why you did it. that's your problem. you're in denial, molls. take a good look at yourself.that's your problem. a sweet little waif holding a stick. that's all you are. molly! nothing more. aah! [crash] hey. you ok? uhh! has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. life with crohn's disease ois a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? but what if the most important question is the one y

. >> lyles is the architect behind a new produce market. for food safety, it got more refrigerator space. for staff, a second story of office space, and for vendors, 30 new loading docks. plus, 85,000 square feet to fit the food we feed on. >> with merchants going back and forth and customers coming in. >> the produce business can be tough, often these vendors compete with one another for business. but for salsbury, this is starting to melt the ice and bring them together. >> planning, cooperation, doesn't seem to have been there in the past is now right on the front burner. >> of course, that comradely and this space isn't coming free. more like $17 million to build this. but management plans to pay it off through their leases. >> if all goes according to plan, demolition will start this fall and the new space will open in the summer of 2014. in bay view, kpix5. >> crazy flooding in colorado. check out this tractor that got swept away in fast moving water and it is no small feet. that backhoe weighs almost 19,000 pounds. the creek bed was

they'll lyle like to have their chain here that we don't have currently >> thank you. >> thank you for this report. i know you have some or the of other data power points. i know that you have other numbers for spending from tourists >> i don't have those stats but i could make no mistake about it them up but we're third in bids behind new york. it's a higher shopping area they do a lot more expenditures but i don't have those numbers >> i know that folks who visit from new york spend here. >> when you talk about the underserved? >> such as the midgets such as a the richmond we serve and neighborhoods that we serve with hospitals. a lot of times the people come in and they have to stay near the hospitals. that's another need. in the plan or in the process in midgets bay but no, the richmond district >> how much ridership there are and car uncle. i live along the f line corridor >> we have probably the highest rate of air arrivals of any cities in the u.s. a lot of times in the midwest they're driving the visitors but we have them in by air. and they take taxi or use public transportati

[laughing] lyle, you left this door open! [wind whistling]] [door creaking] [creaking] [door bangs] [gasps] sam! let's go. we're gonna miss kickoff. [telephone rings] what if it's jenny? call her from the car. you know your daughter. she probably just wants to talk about a new dress she bought. come on. come on. [ring] [answering machine beeps] [crying] mom, dad, this is jenny. i'm in trouble. i'm in so much trouble. i know you taught me to not be afraid, but i'm so afraid. when you get this message... i'll probably be dead. so i just wanted to tell you that... oh, god, please, pick up the phone! please! [electric saw buzzing] [hammering] [telephone rings] [hammering] i hope you want me to come in. i mean, between writer's block and my neighbor's construction, i'm going crazy here. what's going on there? i just got a call. the bodies of two young women were found in the elden street area in bristol, virginia. they were both tortured and electrocuted. did they make any phone calls? yes. but without the signature. i'll be there

seeing none, public comments is closed >> i wanted to say that lyle tattooing shop was there for a long time that he he was world familiar. is there a motion commissioners >> so i would like to move to approve the po e permit striking conditions 1, 4, 9, 11, 13 and fourteen and adding the san francisco entertainment good neighbor policy. >> there's a second. >> just a comment that every permit that come out of here has a good neighbor policy attached as the first 13 conditions at all-time just for the public. all right. >> we'll approve with those items stricken (calling names) so approved. >> good luck see you in august. >> next item doing business as 31611 street you're up. >> so this is the site of the partnerships 3 want to create an entertainment monthly of djs. >> madam chair and commissioners. i'm here with 3 of the partners that will be a recuperate and lodge. this is b.a. luck inc. last known as - this is basically a major amendment that was requested be brought before the commission but i think everyone will agree this is a change for the better. this was a type of 47 it did h

they'll lyle like to have their chain here that we don't have currently >> thank you. >> thank you for this report. i know you have some or the of other data power points. i know that you have other numbers for spending from tourists >> i don't have those stats but i could make no mistake about it them up but we're third in bids behind new york.

. >> robert lyles, abc 7 news. >> well, police are investigating a crash in calvert county that killed a teenager girl and injured three other people. now this happened on east mount harmony road. 17-year-old courtney corral was pronounced dead at the scene. police say the chevy camaro she was driving in crossed the center line, and shook the honda head on. both drivers were taken to the hospital, along with a ten-year-old girl who was a passenger. >> the cleveland home where three women were imprisoned for a decade, is a pile of rubble this morning. crews demolished the home as part of the plea deal sparing the death penalty. neighbors cheered as that home fell. michelle knight one of the captives was among them. >> nobody was there for me. and i want the people out there to know that they can have strength, they can have hope. and their child will come back. >> they said castro cried when he signs other the deed do that home. they escaped may 6th when one of them broke a part of the door off and yelled for help. >> the child of the fort hood shooter resumes together. he is representi

luke renault, lawrence riley, lila rafferty, lyle rogers. all with the initials l.r. the cia uses cryptograms like that to assign to non-official cover agents working the same case. so do other foreign countries. these last 4 names are covers--spies. wait. no. this isn't right. do you see this space? that shouldn't be here. could it be a formatting error? no, this is a spreadsheet template. formatting doesn't allow for this. there's a missing name on here. it's another spy whose cover is l.r. prentiss: lauren reynolds is dead. lauren reynolds is dead. reid: lauren reynolds is dead. what? "lauren reynolds is dead." prentiss said that on a phone call 17 days ago. but her intonation wasn't surprise or grief. it was like a mantra, like she was reminding herself. lauren reynolds, l.r. if prentiss is the last name on that list, she's on doyle's list, too. rossi: that explains her behavior the past month. the secrets, the evasion. she's been biting her fingernails again, too. guys. she left her badge and gun? why would she do that? that doesn't make sense. why run? we're her

her name in swahili means lyle. she is a forester rat. there are only a few of her kind. >>> 4:56.confirmed the bay bridge will open as planned labor day weekend. what we're now learning about the planned celebration. >> we're live in hayward where a man was shot and killed by officers after a domestic violence call. the one behind the 911 call a 12-year-old girl. ,, ,, ♪ [ female announcer ] wherever morning brings you, bring the energy you need. new nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. softly-baked, made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's brand new take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ you can find them on sale now at your local safeway store. >>> the sooner we get people off the old one on to the new one and get it open successfully the better. >> the bay bridge will open over labor day weekend. >> the information coming from top transportation officials. >> it's scary you have to be defensive on a bike. >> bike accidents in the city bringing new attention to safety on the

. >>> still ahead, the major study involving sib lylings and the b area. good morning! wow.lking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> u.s. officials say that's an empty concession. by now, evidence has probably been destroyed. brian moore has the story from washington. >> we need your help. >> outside the white house, demonstrators called on president obama to help the bloodshed in syria. u.s. officials say there's now little doubt chemical weapons were used last week in an attack that killed hundreds leaving the president to order plans for a possible military strike. >> we are prepared to exercise whatever option, if he decides to employ one of those options. >> as the white house spent the weekend lining up support, they finally agreed to let the u.n. see the attack site. the area has been shelved for the last five days. something that gets

now, david lyles often takes time to sit at the front desk and to answer phone calls, not during the slower, easier days of a surgeon summer recess, buts instead when a constituent calls are the hottest and the heaviest. it's his way of staying connected to the flow of feedback coming into the office and of letting the staff know that everybody, from the most experienced staffer to the most recent college graduate, is responsible for responding to the people that we all serve. but it's also his way of providing some relief to the pressure that these young new staffers are under, particularly when answering the phone calls at various times when issues are very, very contentious. that hands-on approach is emblematic of david's leadership, leadership that has meant so much to my work in the senate and to me personally. at the end of this week, when david lyles retires from the senate, we're going to miss his passion, his dedication, his south carolina maxims, his encyclopedic knowledge of the senate, civil war history, and also his vast knowledge of the best bicycling routes in northern

the bottom line is if there's information in the public domain, there's nothing el lyle.lk about -- if it is private, it could potentially be illegal, so that is basically what they're looking at. again we don't know -- the same republicans three throwing mud against the wall, but the fact is they e-mails that were described, do show that there was communication that is questionable. there's why the republicans are expanding their irs probe to get another -- the federal election commission basically regulates political speech. >> democrats say nothing to see, this is a witch did not hupp. darrell issa hasn't found anything in the first attempt, now he's expanding because he couldn't find anything? >> that's exactly what they're saying. >> keep us posted. thank you so much. >>> the house where ariel castro used to rape and torture three women for a decade is being reduced to rubble. the demolition began around 7:30, when an aunt operated the excavator to strike the first blow. another survivor michel knight was there to watch the demolition handing out yellow balloons. she

the macarthur maze a lyle sneak peek a live look by ashby.l continues to run on time. that is traffic. back to you. >>> 6:36. a local family is upset about a policy of a livermore go-kart park. a 13-year-old girl who is sikh was banned from riding at boomer's because of her hijab. the manager handed the family a copy of the policy no head wraps of any kind because they can get tangled or caught and cause severe head or neck injuries even death. >> could you just take it off for a few minutes while you ride? >> no. i have to wear it all the time except at home. >> so far, kpix 5 has not received a comment from boomer's parent company. >>> more than 2,000 low income kids in santa clara valley will have backpacks full of school supplies when they head back to school here in a couple of weeks. kpix 5's cate caugiran live at sacred heart community service for the morning giveaway. >> reporter: when organizers started this program more than 10 years ago they gave out 150 backpacks. take a look at this right now. they are going for a record 3500 bac

cincinnati's matt lyles--mat latos pitched into the a's and mining again hist--inning against oakland leading the reds to a 3 = 1 victory over the athletics. a's pitcher dan st allowed just two runs but he made it through only four innings price 75 pitches. before being lifted for a pinch-hitter. the a's have held so control of first place since july 2nd but now their lead over texas is just one game. it was a game--it was a 6 game lead eight days ago. in making a special appearance at the niners training facility yesterday aaron her. he's the bay area boy who was hurt in the april marathon bowman's in boston. --aaron hern. ♪ [ crashing ] [ male announcer ce] when your favorite food d starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. trusted heartburn relireef that goes to work in secondso. nothing works faster. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! ♪ nothing works faster. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! Ñáçwçñ sleep traiends sunday! interest-free for 3 event it's your last chance to get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free deli

cincinnati's matt lyles pitched into the eighth inning against oakland's slumping and on up last nightcs. it a's pitcher- really amounted to wants but he made it for only four innings for his 75 pitches before being lifted for a pinch-hitter. the a's have held so control of first place since july 2nd but now their lead over texas is just one game. it was a 6 game lead eight days ago. and making a special appearance at the niners training facility yesterday --kaaron hern. he's the bay area boy who was hurt and the april marathon bombings in boston. we will be right back. cucut!t! i i hahaveve no idea whats's go. mamaybybe e you're the originalo wiwithth c curly fries and. whwhy y ththe cowboy hat? yoyou'u'rere the barbecue chi babacocon,n, cheese, and barb. yoyou u alalso come with cu9 bububbbbleles! i i hahaveve no idea what's goi. jujustst go with it. thisdidire. welcome back. traffic backed up all the way across the span were an eastbound accident cause a fuel spill. from time to time they have been shutting down the eastbound lanes in order to " clean up and that's created a visual

lyles, let me respond to the. first of all, we have to drive the conversation. we can't let this conversation drive us. secondly, because black unemployment has always been twice as white unemployment, from day one, it's a battle for work with the battle for after slavery who would work in a wooden. unionization was protected work. he would be guaranteed work and who wouldn't, you know, so that's a dated conversation that we shouldn't allow ourselves to be preoccupied with respect to the deconstruction of the black family. we really need to focus on the prison industry complex, which we're having a conversation in california. the overincarceration of black males and how do we reverse that and how do we read a line that? but the thing that we needed to is we really need to, and this is a controversial statement, but i want you guys to process this, 1963 was the dawning of a new day. when kennedy, kennedy was the first president born in the 20th century. john lewis and hank thomas was having a different conversation than the generation that preceded them. in 1963,

progolfer gerald lyles will make a come back. the 31-year-old has been battling leukemia.he could be cured of the disease after extensive treatment. we know tom brady is a lady's man. now we have the video to prove it. watch the quarterback on the bench. see what happens when tim tebow plays. a woman walks by in a skirt. he notices. later brady flashes a devilish grin and raises his eyebrows in return. so there you go. that's a quick look at what a quarterback does when he's not in the game. coming up on the radio show between 9 and noon "kilmeade & friends," we're going to have kennedy joe ashby, titus's father coming on explaining his video, martha mccollum. we have special guests. >>gretchen: you like how he skirted past titus's dad? remember what brian did in that horrible -- i always defended you. he accidentally did the basketball in his face. the family was here with the video when you were on vacation and they played it and said the two-year-old is having nightmares about you. >>peter: there's a lot of issues in that family and it's laid out on youtube. >>brian: we

. >> and finally, dan, just to knock down some game theories out there, percentage lyle ikeid gates himself >> i don't think that's going to happen. i think from my perspective he's doing what he wants to do. he obviously is one of the greatest ceos we've ever seen in our lifetime, and, you know, but he's moved on to other things that i think are equally important in terms of doing things to change the world, and i think there are good ceos out there. i personally -- i would love if they brought a guy like michael capel la to run the company. he did one of the greatest turnarounds in history with mci. knows the computer business and the software business. >> there's a name we have not heard in a while. >> i know, but think about it. what company was more screwed up than worldcom, right? and he managed to clean it up. but i think they need to think about things like that. they need to look, you know, outside the box and think about things that, you know, you haven't thought about maybe that come top to mind. we'll have to see how this plays out, but don't get me wrong, for me this is very sh

. >> yeah, george lyle from internews. i just had a question about perspective. people have been talking about nsa and spying at least since world war ii, and it really started to pick up steam in the '70s. so today is it a matter of governments are truly doing more spying, or is it that the spying has gotten three times easier because of advances in technology? >> i'm, unfortunately, not a historian of surveillance. i would suggest certainly that what you can draw distinction with regards to the nsa's spying on foreign governments and foreign governments as targets which was historically their mandate and purpose, and the sort of increase and defusion of the collection of information with regards to private individuals, i think that that is an evolution we've seen at a global level, and that's in response to a variety of issues. certainly, the emergence of nonstate actors as a narrative concern within the national security community. as opposed to, with regards to whether these intelligence agencies are doing more spying, i think there's certainly an argument th

you look at the approval rates by country of origin and region of origin there is another necessary lyle from the caribbean and its seems the outreach and coordination and information flow, several different languages and lots of countries and clustering of these groups in the country. they are a small group, but another opportunity for greater out reach. >> this is a good segway to talk about immigrant serving organizations, non-profit and advocacy groups. we certainly know the need of emigrant integration but what i am hearing is up mix of we know advocacy is doing good work and more organization means more application but talk about the role they are playing and the challenges they are facing. >> statistically correct. i can tell you when we started doing the our region arizona with the arizona coalition, we were able to get, only trying to serve 200 people because we did not have as much capacity and the fact that we still than entire auditorium at the school, there were hundreds and hundreds of people that were trying to applied but we found not a lot of folks ended up applying beca