should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in san francisco. we have visitors who will say, i never knew this was here and i'm a native san franciscoan. they wonder how long it's been here. when i tell them next year we'll get to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the park, >> hello, everybody. this is the department of brown bag lunch. we are walking around looking at trees on the hottest day of the year in san francisco. there's a few bicycles coming and going. it must be a long hot day to be bike riding. we're joined with carla short who's the city urban forrestor. is that right? >> uh-huh. >> she's going to look at tr

if you get tired of the races or the heat, come in, sit down, get a manicure or a pedicure. or both. but christina ryan lives here, too and she is a kiwi and a fan. >> my husband has bets that new zealand is going to win nine races with an american. >> in a row? >> yes. but i don't think that's going to happen. i think the boats are too big and the wind conditions are too unpredictable. >> reporter: certainly expect the weather to help draw people down to the water and then we are going to see the spectacle down here at the village and they are going to have to check out what's going on with the races. at the marina green, allen martin, kpix 5. >>> so we have got racing on the bay and on the road a recipe for serious traffic. the san francisco giants are in town all weekend limping towards the end of the season. on a brighter note the oakland a's are at the coliseum hopefully sprinting towards the play-off berth and the san francisco 49ers kicking off their season against the green bay packers on sunday. add to all of that the new bay bridge. you're looking live at westbound

it doesn't have to be a manicured lawn, but we don't want it to be overgrown weeds. >> there are recent aamendments that say you can't pave over the required landscape area, in the front setback, particularly, planning says you have to maintain a certain portion of that ads landscape area, people have been paving that for more parking and we're starting to tighten up on that, in the city as well. >> okay, let's walk up the street here. okay. we're going to stop up here. and look at this. look at this cute little thing, what kind of tree is this? what are we looking at? >> that's the fruit of the strawberry tree. you can see the fruit t actually looks like a little strawberry and they are are edible, pe but they don't taste like strawberries, they don't taste like much at all actually. >> there's a difference between edible and good. >> that's right. it does not taste like a strawberry, but looks like a strawberry. it is really a great street tree, they don't get huge, a lot of people who have views or who have concerns about maintaining a very large tree, can choose a tree like this, wh

most sports don't include manicures. >> what do you say to people who say you're exploiting skin?t why people say that, but we're serious. >> yashi rice plays defensive tackle. none of the players get paid so her day job -- selling life insurance. her brother symmiimeon rice pla 12 years and even won a super bowl. ally alberts is a dentist. you're putting yourself at great physical risk and harm. and you have already suffered concussions. and yet, you're not compensated at all? >> right. i'm most concerned about my right hand. if i break a finger i can't do any den tristy. >> this one shrugs her off the risk. as a single mom, she wants her son jackson to see her as tough. what kind of message are you sending your son by playing football? >> don't be afraid of anything. he always asks why, why not? i love sports, i love being part of a team. >> it's 8:00 a.m. on a saturday morning. gameday. coffee. i joined the ladies of the chicago blitz on a road trip to do battle with the green bay chill. >> hey, now. the scream -- >> they have a marathon ride ahead of them. they're mapping out

what is usually well-manicured lawns looks like a rototiller passed through but it's not manmade.an ramon's henry ranch neighborhood is mobilized to ward off vandals. but this gives dirty a whole new meaning. >> every night they come. >> reporter: these are the critters causing so much damage. hefty and hungry wild pigs. one neighbor's surveillance camera caught them in action just two nights ago despite a trap put on the front lawn to catch them, they devoured their midnight snack of insects and grub unphased. >> they don't even go near the phase. they just go, not interested, and tear up the lawn. >> reporter: his brand new landscaping turned upside down. >> it only takes them a few minutes to do this much damage. they are just extremely efficient, put their snouts down into it. >> you try to maintain your yard. >> reporter: the pig feeding fre frenzy has left a dozen neighbors under attack. >> they are destroying and doing tens and thousands of dollars to our neighborhood. >> reporter: she's called every agency she can think of for help but has seen no action. recently a trappe

it can clearly see if the time being used on the manicured you can hear the stunt than being used at the same time. >> they keep tasting tam! they keep they keep on tazing him! >> they knocked his teeth out! >> he's in pain! >> reporter: you been here almost hear the electric stun gun as another officer was using as well. the u-2 bill is tough marine disturbing when you see someone hit by the time is the level of discomfort. a full investigation is on the way. once again but officers involved have not been taken off the street. any story this controversial we also welcome your opinions on our facebook page. >> jacqueline: mainly clear conditions to the north lifting rather quickly by 8:00 is still hanging on and by night it will clear. through the afternoon the temperature is for thursday 86 and concord and 82 in sunnyvale and san mateo. a big lump is in store as we head into the weekend. >> pam: less than one month ago before the president of affordable health care opens up for shot a look at what you will be pain. pay e ying >> pam: burglars' disguised as pg and the workers. how to

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if you get tired of walking around in the heat or watching the races, come in, sit down, get a manicure or a pedicure or both. but christina ran lives here too and she is a kiwi and a fan. >> my husband has bets that new zealand is going to win nine races with an american. >> reporter: in a row? >> yes. but i don't think that's going to happen. i think the boats are too big and the wind conditions are too unpredictable. >> reporter: well, the weather looks to be perfect tomorrow. san francisco's secret summer is here, hot and breezy and if nothing else that will draw crowds. allen martin, kpix 5, at the marina. >> oracle team usa and emirates team new zealand will face each other tomorrow afternoon 1:15 with the second race scheduled an hour later. >>> so we have got racing on the bay. the san francisco giants limping toward the end of the season, thankfully. the oakland a's hopefully sprinting towards a play-off berth. and the san francisco 49ers kicking off their season against the green bay packers on sunday. add the new bay bridge and the highway patrol expects some pretty slow goin

. - drinks bellinis, but no manicure? - there's sawdust under her nails.here are vague restraint marks on her ribs, calves, and wrists. also these. - look like suction cup marks. - yeah. with traces of mastisol. it's an adhesive used to keep contact disks in place. - the killer took her vital signs? - maybe since stoddard sold medical equipment. - okay, so, uh, they spend the afternoon sipping bellinis while they varnish and sand. - and a little afternoon delight? - dr. feelgood dons a hospital gown and hooks her to a heart monitor, and the sounds of her vital signs awaken cabin boy, but something goes wrong. he shoots her and runs home, grabs his passport and his fancy watch collection, and, uh, charters a flight to zurich. - the flight to zurich's the only part of that that makes sense. examine stoddard's finances and put a warrant out on him. - hey, serena, look at this. ten minutes after opening bell, stoddard's broker liquidated all his mutual fund holdings. - i wond where they went. - here's something of interest. i entered single gunshot wounds with

i wanted manicures. she wouldn't because of the chemicals in the nail polish.and i don't know what gluten is, but i know i love it. wow, she certainly is different. i know, right? no, i was not backing you up there, sweetie. i mean, to her, you're different. the only thing is, she's not judging you. all right, i get it. but she doesn't even care if adam and i get married. she'd be fine if we lived together forever. but that doesn't mean that's what adam thinks. look, this woman is gonna be your mother-in-law. you are gonna have to deal with it. you're right. and trust me, i would trade her for mine any day. my mother-in-law treats jeff's father like a king, which gives jeff some pretty hilarious expectations. i just don't get it. i mean, growing up, all my friends loved my mother. well, imagine that. teenage boys loving a naked woman. yeah, but my mom's so nice. i can't believe everything about her bugs jennifer. i've been married for 13 years. i minored in psychology. let me explain why. your mom is cuckoo for cocoa puffs. what? seems like a nice lady and all,

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basically it was a really bad manicure. let's say that. and then the back of her head was scraped off. i looked at her and told her i've gotten a bigger scrape from playing hockey, so let's get out of here. so as i'm running down the stairs, i'm just yelling at all of these people. run for your lives! there's a guy shooting people. please leave. run! i went down the stairs. i got to the first floor. there was a bunch of people in the conference room and i yelled to them. everybody just started scattering. she ran over some woman who was just -- i mean people went into a complete panic at that point. and we basically ran out of the building over to the 197 parking garage. then i saw an officer there that i recognized. because i've seen these guys all the time. i said there's a guy up on the fourth floor, he's slaughtering people with a shot gun. you guys need to get up there with a lot of weapons. >> as you look back on this, there are obviously a lot of questions being asked. is there something you particularly want answers to? >> you know

. >> reporter: this is an area filled with beautiful single family homes and manicured lawns, but takea look at this. neighbors tell us, during the past month, wild pigs have been tearing up their yards. >> sometimes they make like weird squealing noises. >> we were the first ones to get tracked. >> reporter: they've seen wild pigs on their lawn twice in the past week. the most recent, monday at midnight, caught by their surveillance camera. >> they eat the grubs, and they argue with each other and run around. it's crazy. >> reporter: the christiansons aren't alone. the pigs have gone hog wild on many lawns in the neighborhood. >> every morning, i wake up and look at my yard to see if they've hit any part of it. >> reporter: this damage is the worst he's seen. there was a sighting of 20 pigs together at one time. >> little ones, big ones, all mixed up, roaming across the cul de sac over there. >> reporter: homeowners suspect the food source has dried up, and they're venturing down in the neighborhood. the pigs haven't taken the bait. >> i just got off the phone with him. i contacted hi

. >> reporter: this is an area filled with beautiful single family homes and manicured lawns, but takehis. neighbors tell us, during the past month, wild pigs have been tearing up their yards. >> sometimes they make like weird squealing noises. >> we were the first ones to get tracked. >> reporter: they've seen wild pigs on their lawn twice in the past week. the most recent, monday at midnight, caught by their surveillance camera. >> they eat the grubs, and they argue with each other and run around. it's crazy. >> reporter: the christiansons aren't alone. the pigs have gone hog wild on many lawns in the neighborhood. >> every morning, i wake up and look at my yard to see if they've hit any part of it. >> reporter: this damage is the worst he's seen. there was a sighting of 20 pigs together at one time. >> little ones, big ones, all mixed up, roaming across the cul de sac over there. >> reporter: homeowners suspect the food source has dried up, and they're venturing down in the neighborhood. the pigs haven't taken the bait. >> i just got off the phone with him. i contacted him. >> repor

. >> i just had a manicure done, too, two days before i come in. had may eyebrows arched. they're back, klin good on, you know, i -- -- klingon, you know. >> he confessed to strangling the victim to stop her screams. he now says he confessed under duress during his long interrogation and doesn't really remember what happened to the victim. >> i mean, i black out sometimes, do stuff and don't remember. it really ain't my fault. i don't know why it happens. it just happens. >> there's a mirror over here if you want to look at it. >> he says he only remembers falling asleep with the victim, then waking up and going to a store. >> when i came back from the store, i laid down. then i heard the police there -- bam, bam, bam. police, open up. i pulled over the sheet, the comforter, and there she was. i just seen some blood, and the body was -- you know, like it was dead. i was just about to open the door, and they bashed it in. and i didn't know what to say except, "can i light this cigarette up?" >> according to the autopsy report, the victim was strangled and suffered massive i

. >> i have to start getting manicures and stop biting my nails now.56 and i'm getting remarried. because i was, of course, married before. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good for you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did he do it? how did he propose? >> it was a lot of fun. it was labor day weekend on a friday night, and we were just hanging around at the beach out east and he said, "hey, do you want to go for a walk on the beach?" i said, "i'm really tired." and he said, "come on, let's go for a walk on the beach." i was like, "seriously, can't you just take a bike and go for a walk on the beach?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, go for a walk if you want to walk so bad, go. >> and so, finally, i felt bad -- >> jimmy: it was his moment. >> i know, he must have been like "wah, wah." so i said, "okay. you know what, i said give me five minutes and i'm just going to shut my eyes, and then let's go to the beach." because it turned pretty for just a nanosecond out there this weekend. and so we got there and he was carrying a canvas bag, which was kind of unusual. i

. >> i just had a manicure done two days before i come here. whole works. had my eyebrows arched. now they're back to klingon, you know, eyebrows. >> despite his not guilty plea, the police report says politi actually confessed to strangling the victim to stop her screams. but he now says he confessed under duress during his long interrogation and doesn't really remember what happened to the victim. >> i mean, i black out sometimes, do stuff and don't remember. and it really ain't my fault. i don't know why it happens. it just happens. >> there's a mirror over here so you can look at it. >> politi says he only remembers falling asleep with the victim, then waking up and going to a store. >> when i came back from the store, i laid down. then i heard the police there, bam, bam, bam, bam, police, open up. and i pulled over the sheet or the comforter, and there she was. i just seen some blood. and the body was like it was dead. i was just about to open the door, and they bashed it in. and i didn't know what to say except could i light this cigarette. >> according to the autopsy report

. >> all about the manicure.th long nails on the screen. >> christiane, you use both, too. >> i was totally prehistoric. i didn't even enter the smartphone world until about three years ago. then it was blackberry, obviously. and then i got another one. [ overlapping speakers ] >> you only use a blackberry. >> i only use blackberry. i often write three or four paragraph e-mails and i can't do it on a touch-screen. >> $4.7 billion the company was valued at? >> 2.7 billion, 2 billion in cash in the company. the assets are probably about 4 billion. the fair question, assuming it goes through, what are they going to do with it? are they buying it because you love it and you're using it and we might all stay with it as a secure server system, or are they going to break it up into patterns and bits and cannibalize? >> that's a prop. >> we haven't said why it is in such trouble. it's because it didn't innovate. it's because you can't internet on it properly. >> right. >> i will say once you make the switch to iphone, it

. >> all about the manicure. you can type very easily with long nails on the screen. >> christiane, you use both, too. >> i was totally prehistoric. i didn't even enter the smartphone world until about three years ago. then it was blackberry, obviously. and then i got another one. [ overlapping speakers ] >> you only use a blackberry. >> i only use blackberry. i often write three or four paragraph e-mails and i can't do it on a touch-screen. >> $4.7 billion the company was valued at? >> 2.7 billion, 2 billion in cash in the company. the assets are probably about 4 billion. the fair question, assuming it goes through, what are they going to do with it? are they buying it because you love it and you're using it and we might all stay with it as a secure server system, or are they going to break it up into patterns and bits and cannibalize? >> that's a prop. >> we haven't said why it is in such trouble. it's because it didn't innovate. it's because you can't internet on it properly. >> right. >> i will say once you m

and then so i looked at her and her finger was pouring off basically -- it was a really bad manicure, let's say that. and the back of her head was scraped off. i said, i've gotten a bigger scrape playing hockey, let's get out of here. i'm yelling at all these people, run for your lives. please leave. run. and then i went down the stairs and i got down to the first floor and there's a bunch of people in the conference room and i yelled to them. and everybody just started scattering. people went into a complete panic at that point. and then we basically ran out of the building, over to the 197 parking garage and then i saw an officer there i recognized because i've seen these guys all the time. and i told him, there's a guy up on the fourth floor and he is slaughtering people with a shotgun and you guys need to get up there with a lot of weapons. >> as you look back on this, there are obviously a lot of questions being asked. is there something you're focusing on? is there something you particularly want answers to? >> you know, really how that guy got a security clearance. because if t

they are not allowing vegetation up against the house and they manicured the area around the home.ing good things here in the oakland hills where we have a red flag warning in effect through friday. for more weather information visit us online at kpix.com/weather. reporting for mobile weather in the oakland hills, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. we'll be right back. ,, take a guess who this guy w rooting for??? i think ken bastida has that same shirt. >>> time to check in with the skipper dennis o'donnell and sports. >> reporter: the party is king and the band at the amphitheater and the souvenirs 50% off now. get them while they are hot. jimmy spithill is bigger than elvis presley tonight engineering the greatest comeback in sports history. usa versus new zealand winner- take-all race 19. near disaster right out of the chute for team usa. the kiwis would lead by 65 meters. the two would split off at gate 2 and for the second day in a row team usa takes control on the third mark of the downhill leg. and no drama at the finish line. and there are the colors. red, white and blue in the wat

. >> as the suspect continues to weave across the manicured green and twisting trails, the eyes in thepot someone hot on his tail. >> we got somebody in pursuit on him in another golf cart. >> this gets better and better. >> yeah. there it is. he's a worker. he's going to chase him down. >> golf course employee john howard is opening the restrooms by the fourth hole when a co-worker flags him down. >> all of a sudden i hear my cart, my cart. he stole my cart. i looked up. he's going like this. my cart, he stole my cart. i looked over and the guy was right there taking off in the cart. so i ran and jumped in mine and went after him. >> howard pursues the thief as he heads toward a tunnel that will take him under a roadway and onto another section of course. it's a high speed golf cart pursuit. well, as high speed as it gets for golf carts. overhead, the chopper swings around to get a better angle on the continuing action. >> got around to where we could see the cart. but it was empty. now we started looking. >> howard is looking, too. >> i parked my cart behind his and got out, grabbed

the inmates call it cosmo, and it's here where they learn how to style hair and give facials and manicures to the beauty shop, and, actually, it relieves the stress. it takes me away from that environment, for a little while at least. >> my instructors, they don't treat me like an inmate. they treat me like a student. first of all, i'm a female and i'm african-american and i've been incarcerated, so that's already three strikes against me. but i think i could actually have another chance to become someone, to be something. i would always turn my client away from the mirror so that she's surprised when she see that transformation. >> shampoo and conditioner, please. >> jennie brown is 21 and serving six to eight months for trafficking cocaine and breaking and entering. >> this is where i hand out the supplies, brushes, shampoo/conditioner, grease, spreads, curlers, perm rods. whenever they bring it back, i check it, to make sure there is no hair is in the brushes and make sure it's all sanitized and clean. >> many inmates see the cosmo program as a chance to not only better their lives but

with its waterways, manicured lawns, and tall palm trees dotting the landscape, it's a beautiful placeoved in this neighborhood about 16 years ago. we moved in the house when it was brand new. it seems to be a very nice community. lots of children around. lots of activities for the children to do. and it seems to be generally warm, and everybody seems to know other people. >> reporter: but although the community promotes a sense of peace and tranquility, like most places, it also has an underside. >> we have everything from the low-income drug crimes all the way up to white-collar frauds. >> and one spring morning jean's home becomes a boynton beach crime statistic. burglars crawl through a doggie door located in the kitchen. they think no one sees them. but miles away, someone is watching. >> i was at the office. i wasn't there. i was watching a live video feed of my house. and there was a man in my house, and he was robbing me. >> yes, jean thomas is at her desk watching her own home being robbed. jean's a university travel counselor, works full time, and had installed a low-cost int

. ♪ >>> orange county, california conjures images of well-manicured neighborhoods and a surfer culturehat gave birth to the beach boys. but blending seamlessly into the heart of one of its busiest neighborhoods is a reminder of the county's other side. the theo lacy jail is the largest of five jail facilities in the orange county system. it sits on 11 acres and has a capacity of more than 3,000 inmates. >> let's go. hands behind your back. back row go to the house. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be o

a man -- manicured lawn, white clothes and silence intererupted only by that wonderful smack of competitionnered have always come to so naturally. so normally we'd have a couple cocktails out here with us, right? where are the cocktails? >> i'm sorry. i'm a bad host. >> actually, john osborne, a national croquet champion and hall of famer, is just a good sport. >> don't be too short. don't be too long. don't panic. >> too long, too short, don't panic. >> don't do any of these things. don't think like that. just put it right there. >> deep breathing. >> uh-oh. >> snap. the rules of croquet were first formalized under the all-england croquet club in 1868. the game mixes the skills of pool and the strategy of chess. simply put: hit four wooden balls through a series of metal wickets first, and then to win, the point is at the end to hit... >> to hit that stake. >> in 1967, the new york croquet club was one of the first created in the united states. >> i think on everyone's bucket list it's to play a tournament or at least play a game in new york city. >> john osborne has played here his whole

when you put on top coat nail polish, my manicure is more important than the potato chips.m. you give yourself 10 minutes to talk you off the ledge. what is so essential, no cheat days. typically every diet is eat perfectly for six days an indulge, seventh day. that is akin to alcoholic celebrateing a month of sobriety with a beer. it doesn't work. don't reward with food. bill: put all the old photos. >> look at get toes you showed. oh, my god. bill: good luck on the book. tory johnson. well-done. back in a moment here. martha has more with ted cruz, huh? martha: good stuff. still on cruz control. that is of course senator marco rubio. he is spelling him for just a minute. it's a la last-ditch effort to -- the humble back seat. we believe it can be the most valuable real estate on earth. ♪ that's why we designed the subaru forester from the back seat forward. the intelligently designed, responsibly built, completely restyled subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. dad! dad! katy perry is coming to town. can we get tickets, tickets? hmm, sure. how many? we

i'm getting my pedicure and manicure here, and i was supposed to be here about 45 minutes ago.ntment is at 10:30. it's now 10:15, and that appointment is for makeup. am i gonna make it-- i have no clue. (narrator) bernie has the manicurist slap on some polish, but dashes out before they are finished. all right, thank you. all right-- see ya'll later. you know what-- it wasn't worth the time. i'm already late for my other appointment, so whatever. (narrator) next stop, is the salon. hey, girlie. your hair looks cute. thank you. i think maybe i'll shave next time. okay, you got five seconds. five seconds. five, four-- okay-- okay, we're done. i'm in pain-- we're all done. today is supposed toe a happy day. (narrator) while soothing her throbbing face, bernie suddenly decides to cancel on her makeup artist to save some cash, for the second time this week. (terry) she has to charge you for cancellation. you canceled on her twice now. what are you gonna do? i was not available yesterday, terry-- you knew. okay, well, you weren't available, and whose fault is that? you're the one tha

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should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that.he biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take

should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that.he biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do