moore is on trial for killing this man, abraham shakespeare, and then, covering it up. prosecutors say she befriended him after he won millions in a state lottery. they say after he burned through most of the cash, moore agreed to manage what he had left. instead, they say, she stole his money and then killed him. on thursday, shakespeare's

larry moore has a new stand tonight thanks to a generous donation from san francisco's recycling contractor recology. workers installed that stand where moore has made his living for the last six years. >> this is a wonderful city, people just come together to help people. to be like part of a community here. >> there have been no arrests in connection with the fire at moore's stand. since the fire moore says he has received more than $10,000 in donations from strangers. >> i've seen him out there, always has that shirt and tie on, very dapper. >>> a big injury tonight. who had to be helped off the court. how the cal bear's football team made history tonight. just by taking the field.

easley attempts to get through to laron moore.  >>> i'm lori wilson.e's what's happening. opposition leaders continue to protest decreases by the president. >>> three maintenance workers were injured in washington. the fire was briefly evacuated. >>> president obama took his daughters shopping in a book store in support of small business saturday picking up some christmas gifts. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >> last call. come on. >> at the louisville metro department of corrections jail, lunchtime means the cellophane-wrapped meals most everyone here calls szabos. >> the reason we call them szabos is because years ago our vending company was called szabo and they made the sandwiches at the time. and we no longer use them, but the name stuck with the sandwiches. >> would you eat that szabo right now? >> no, i would not. >> why? >> why? well, for one thing inmates prepare it. >> inmates like brian walden. >> what you do is you lay five rolls, four pieces of bread with two pieces of mustard, two p

. >> commissioner moore. >> here. >> and commissioner avery. >> here. >> commissioner sugaya. >> here. >> first up is items for continuous and item one at harve street and proposed for continuous until december 13, 2012. further under the consent calendar item six at 2895 san browny avenue request for conditional use authorization. this project sponsor has requested a continuous to december 6. >> is there any public comment on these two items? >> do you want to talk about item 11? >> six? >> 11. >> yes. >> under the calendar with consultation with the city attorney's office this item needs to be continued to november 29. >> could you repeat that item, that last item please? >> absolutely. commissioners, under your regular calendar item 11 the amendments to administrative code chapter 31 to clarify certain procedures provided in that specifically ceqa is proposed for continuous after consultation with the city attorney's office. >> is there any public comment on the three items that are proposed for continuance? >> regarding of course lack of public notification in a timely manner. it

i am said "professor" that that historical -- commissioner moore. >> bright news. the embarcadero, the former home of local 3879 international long shor men's association has bought the building to locate the commonwealth club in that facility which is a great idea. i am very excited about it. the commonwealth club -- it used to on rand mc naly and market and second and now they're moving if everything goes well into this location which i think this is absolutely wonderful way of bringing well known institutional use on to the waterfront. >> commissioners, that is director's report item eight director's announcements. >> good afternoon commissioners. i just wanted to -- there had been some requests to talk about the schedule for the proposed arena project on piers 30 and 32. i wanted to report to you about dates. after discussion with president fong and commissioner wu we agreed to have informational hearing in january when we have some better answers to questions at that point, so we will schedule that on your calendar to have an informational hearing in january,

. >> that is moore, sir roger moore, make the eye koing iconic british agent in "live and let die," his first movie as bond, the at a role in seven of the movies. roger, a great honor to have you in my studio. >> piers, very nice to see you again. but please, call me roger. >> i can't. americans wouldn't stand for it. now, you appeared in seven of the bond movies. >> mm-hmm. >> yet, i heard you in an interview earlier today saying that you felt "skyfall," the best bond movie ever. >> the box office proves it what i said this morning, i finished this book "bond on bond" about four, five months ago. before it went to press, i would have loved to have seen "skyfall."

. >> commissioner moore? >> here. >> and commissioner sugaya? >> here. >> first on your calendar, commissioners, are consideration of items proposed for continuance. item 1, case no. case no. 2011.0430e at 4 08 potrero avenue, appeal of preliminary mitigated negative declaration proposed for continuance to january 17, 2013. i have no other items proposed for continuance. >> is there any public comment on the item proposed for continuance? seeing none, commissioners? commissioner wu. >> i move to continue item number 1 to january 17th. >> second. >> on that motion to continue, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> so moved unanimously, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to 0. next up is your consent calendar. all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the planning commission and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussionvv o

, increased crime, and disagreement with city hall influenced moore's decision. now those who have sat on the chief's community advisory board hope the new chief has the same open door policy as moore. >> what we're looking for is a leader that could invest some time into san jose, invest in the community here in san jose, and finish what i believe chief moore had started, which is a building process to bring community policing here to san jose. >> reporter: he has been a police critic, but was liking the direction moore was taking the department. now nbc bay area has hearned the names of two potential candidates to replace moore. one is a chief from fresno, jerry dyer. dyer retired last year, but was lured back to lead the force by fresno city leaders. another is sacramento chief rick braziel. braziel is set to retire at the end of december. whoever gets the nod will have to deal with the same low morale and political rift in san jose. he hopes the new chief keeps the community advisory board. >> we got to see who the candidates are and see what they have to off

thomas moore is under intense scrutiny.promotional video on its website showcasing its facilities and a visit from maryland's lieutenant governor touting quality of care, state inspections show a stark contrast cited for 60 deficient it is in 2010, another -- deficient it is in 2010, another 30 last year and this year cited with 27 deficiencies, nearly triple state average. >> medication errors, oversight of care plans, writing of care plans, chemical restraints, violation of resident rights. >> reporter: the repeated violations prompted the state to list st. thomas moore as a special focus facility, a nationwide medicare list of nursing homes with a history of persistent poor quality care. out of maryland's more than 200 nursing homes it's only one of two on the list and the only one that has failed to show improvement over 19 months. the state has given st. thomas moore until next march to make progress or be shut down. meanwhile investigators have received numerous complaints that the facility this -- at the facility thi

seeing none, commissioner moore? >> i ask that item 475 eucalyptus drive on consent, i have a couple of questions. and i think this commission needs to have instructions on how this particular use is regulated. so, i ask that it be moved. >> commissioner antonini. >> given that, i would move that we approve the other two items on the consent calendar. those being items number 3, i guess it is, and 4. >> second. >> no, it's 2 and 3. >> just to make it clear, one is 738 6th avenue and the other is 501-503 and 505-51 1 laguna. >> i second that. >> on the motion to continue items 3 and 4 -- excuse me to approve items 3 and 4, excuse me. commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> commission president fong? >> aye. >> those items are approved 7 to 0. would you like to hear the 575 eucalyptus now or on the regular calendar? >> we'll hear it as the first item under the regular cale

moore and his wife, harriette moore. these leaders and the struggle for civil rights were taken from us 61 years ago this christmas. harry t. and harriette moore propelled the struggle for justice and equality far beyond the borders of their home in brevard county, florida. they are remembered for their dignity, compassion, and emphasis on education. they left a legacy that remains close to the hearts of community leaders and one that is sure to outlast the length of their lives that were so tragically cut short. at a young age the moores were dedicated teachers and educators in our local community. harry began his first job as an elementary school teacher at monroe elementary school in cocoa. that was in 1925. two years later he began a decade of service as a high school principal in titusville. then from 1936 to 1946, he served as the principal and fifth and sixth grade teacher at mims. the couple first met in brevard county when he was serving as a principal and harriette was an elementary school teacher. they were ma

prosecutors say, that's when he met dee dee moore.ays he agreed to let her manager his money. >> six feet down, they find abraham shakespeare's remains. >> reporter: police say they found shakespeare's body in moore's back yard, covered in concrete in 2009. moore denies she had anything to do with his death. >> are you a murderer? >> no. >> reporter: but on wednesday, her former husband, james, took the stand. saying he dug that hole and then covered it up, at his wife's request. >> did you look in the hole? >> no, sir. >> reporter: moore sat quiet, writing notes on wednesday. a far cry from this, a day before, when the judge scolded her for using body language that could be communicating with jurors. >> they think i'm guilty. by sitting here looking down? >> ma'am. >> reporter: moore's attorneys argued that the case against their client is based only on circumstance, not hard facts. >> little or known direct evidence can prove this charge of murder. >> reporter: prosecutors say dee dee admitted to an undercover officer that she was g

. >> commissioner moore? >> here. >> and commissioner sugaya? >> here. >> commissioners, first on your item items proposed for continuance. item 1, case no. 2012.1381t, inclusionary housing updates, it is proposed for continuance december 30 13th, 2012. item 2, 2012.1306tz, review of two ordinances (planning code text amendment and zoning map amendment) that would rezone parcels in the upper market ncd to the upper market nct, planning code and zoning map amendments, proposed for continuance to february 21st, 2013. item 3, case no. 2012.1168c, 793 south van ness avenue, request for conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance to january 24th, 2013. items 4a, b and c for case numbers 2009.0 724 d, 2012.0 888 d, and 2009.0 724 v at 2833 through 2835 fillmore street, mandatory discretionary reviews and variance have been withdrawn. further on your -- under your regular calendar, commissioners, item 15, case no. 2012.1 183 t and z, the amendments to planning code to establish the fillmore street ncd, there is a request from the sponsor

. >> commissioner moore. >> i would be happy to talk to ms. rogers about typos, uncertainty about use of word, vagueness in order for that to disappear prior to this group hearing it on the 29th because i do not think this document is clear because of those things i'm observing. >> okay. any additional comments? commissioners there say motion and a second to continue items as proposed, specifically item one to december 13, item six to december 6, and item 11 to november 29. commissioner tone. >> aye. >> commissioner borden. >> aye. >> commissioner hillis. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya. >> no. >> commissioner avery with commissioner with you. >> commissioner. >> aye. >> that passes. all things under the consent calendar are routine by the commission and will be acted upon one roll call vote by the commission. there is no discussion unless the staff or public requests and in that case will be removed from the consent calendar and considered at a future hearing. case dolores terrace and request for condominium conv

bobby moore. mr. moore gets convicted of a crime and mrs. bobby moore loses her vote but they got thing -- one thing right. she is b. al: a and by the way when i say she is, this is not from kathryn harrison's list. this is from a current list used by the state of florida, in which every single voter on this list, everyone, no exception, their only crime is voting while black. we can't find -- "the new york times" took four years to pick up the story for me, for years and it was on top of the bbc nightly news and they said the list was flawed. no, it's not flawed. investigative reporting requires you find the look, look at the listing go through the list. the attorney general of the state of florida and i said let's go through and let's arrest any illegal felon. wide just take away someone's right to vote? if someone robs a bank you don't closer bank account. you arrest them. i said these are people committing a felony crime. would you arrest them? absolutely. let's go through the list. after 45,000 make the got kind of tired not finding jua

moore say's we've got to break that down. yes, ron. >> pin, when you got pinned here-- [laughter] >> i really had a quite an experience with all the faiths being out there and i'm sure most of our sophisticated class here has run into the story about the seven blind men and the elephant. and the elephant. each one was right as far as they went, but they were wrong six other ways. but they described an elephant to their best. and so the truth was greater than any thing that any individual had. >> and that's a sense of humility that has i think susanna was hitting on that. as we go in to this quest there's risk, there is challenge, but a humble attitude is needed there too. because the risk part is the potentiality for demogogary when fear emerges. because change brings this up quick set of answers to profound life questions; somebody is in there, somebody is ruining it, we saw a bit of that with jim jones as we were moving though. go ahead follow up, ron. >> and still on that point, when people play bible tennis i smack you wi

seeing none commissioner moore. >> mr. teague, i have a question. assuming that the commission is considering extension wouldn't the number of dwelling units be changed to 348 and parking to 269 to match what was presented today? >> that's a good question. the extension is proposed for the project as approved. every project that is approved has condition of approval that basically says major changes can occur as long as in general conformity with what was originally proposed and determined by the zoning administrator, his review of the project, so the difference that you're referring to is that difference that can occur what is entitled and what is actually built and not a request to change the original approval to meet those exact parameters. >> i need to make a comment here and the comment has something to do with the fact that this project has been on the books for some some time and the major change that occurred when it was first approved and where we are today is indeed the implementation and approval of the transit center which is key to chan

>> reporter: this morning, moore continues to maintain her innocence.only trying to help shakespeare pay unclaimed debts. and protect him from the many people trying to take advantage of him. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> now, to the latest trouble for star lindsay lohan. she was arrested early thursday morning here in new york. and she may be facing new charges in california. abc's paula faris has the latest. >> reporter: it's a new low for lilo, arrested again. seen here leaving manhattan police station early thursday, after the troubled actress was detained for allegedly punching this woman in the face. >> lindsay, did you hit her with a left or a right? >> reporter: police say it happened at new york's avenue nightclub around 4:00 a.m., where the victim's husband says the actress was drinking. >> she got drunk and she got crazy. >> reporter: lohan is charged with third-degree assault. tmz video shows the troubled star being led out of the club in handcuffs. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: and this morning, lohan's legal troubles are mounting. ju

chris moore is saying what would have made him stay.he said he would not be leaving after putting a sales tax initiative to help pay for more officers. >> for me, it is putting it on the ballot and if that tax measure was put on the ballot, and they decided not to fund it, that is a choice the taxpayers made but they never got the opportunity to vote on it. >> moore called it dire because of resignations. he also said nobody is interested intaking his job and they are holding four community meetings to get information on the police chief. they will feature a dazzling light show and we have an exclusive look. 125,000 lights will adorn the western span of the bay bridge and showing every changing patterns. it is designed by a new york artist and the privately donated $8 million installation will stay up for two years. >>> the rain and traffic, what is the latest. >> the roadways are fairly clear, nothing passing out on the chp site and looking out at 101, you can see traffic is headed out at the airport, the folks are headed downtown. but

thinking you know this is so interesting because for years prior to that i remember michael moore your rally saying the lesser of two evils is still if i mean what happened and he's saying you're a great american don't run what happened well politically michael moore switched and he became a democrat big d. and that was so it was true that clip because here you have two well known progressive liberals in america bill maher and michael moore basically saying to me don't express your first amendment rights ok if they say they oppose me one thing but to say drop out don't express your freedom of speech freedom to petition your government freedom to assembly that's how dk our democratic process is i should have told them on the program don't get on your knees here tell the democratic party not to get on his knees to wall street. it is just so amazing to see to establish i mean well that's that's what it is there are still. lackies is really what i like to call them but i mean what are the danger of buying into this lesser of two evils mentality every year things get worse in america i mean

commissioner moore. >> my questions are really questions to staff. adapted reuse of residential and appropriate location is a very good thing, particularly with the use that is proposed. there is one piece of information that is missing for me in this particular thing. we're talking an rh-1 house, beds from 5 to 10 is a densification which i can only judge if it is properly brought in the context of the size of the building. so, the way this is presented is as on the consent calendar, we are approving something we don't quite know what we are approving. obviously there is a good intent of caring for ambulatory and people needing assistance. however, i think we need to know or at least have staff sign off on timeliness of densification. that is my objection. if i have this information, in addition to that i think i would like to know that the state itself, which is regulating facilities of this kind, is in support of the densification and the standards by which it can be densified can be met. >> commissioner antonini. >> i think those are good questio

>> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> i would just be surprised if this commission gets into the level of detail that everyone's been talking about that is going to result in talking to the institutions. that kind of thing really takes place after the ordinance is passed and the forms are created and then the real discussion takes place with the institution as to what goes in and out and whether it's appropriate or not appropriate. no. >> commissioner wu. >> aye. >> commission president fong? >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners. that motion passes 6 to 1. commissioners, it will place you on item 14, case no. 2012.09 50 t and z, amendments to the planning code to establish the difficult viz dare owe neighborhood commercial district. >> good afternoon, commissioners. aaron starr, department staff. the item before you is an ordinance proposed by supervisor olague to create a neighborhood commercial district along divisadero street from haight to o'farrell. stephanie tucker from supervisor olague's office is here to speak a

[speaker not understood] clarify the community commissioner moore is speaking of. if we can get the overhead for a moment. thank you. little hollywood is a neighborhood to the northeast of the site. sort of the northern east, top right corner of this. obviously carries on, it is not intend today show little hollywood. that gives you an idea of where it is. just for reference. tying both sides of the community into the schlage lock site has been a key goal of this plan. we were pretty challenged in the schlage lock site because of the rail. that obviously is a barrier along the schlage lock division. the rail goes underground at the top of the schlage lock site which runs into blanken avenue. there are a number of things happening now which i think are parallel to this project which are going to increase that connectivity. the first i'm thinking about is where the rapid transit that is planned for the hunters point shipyard comes in and lands within the schlage lock site. what we'd like to do is have it land as close as possible. there is an opportunity for it to co

. >>> only on 2, ktvu's exclusive interview with chris moore police chief, what moore says the next policehief will somebody be somebody outside their area. >>> and he is appearing on the hall of fame ballot today along with others. you know they have been linked to steroid use. the voting will take place next month and we will know the results by january 9th. in the meantime, john harbaugh will decide today if it will be colin or all leg smith four -- alex smith for the next game. now one player has been filling in for alex smith, he had that concussion last month but smith is said to be healthy now and they will be playing the rams again. >>> claudine said it was coming down heavily in marin but let's check in with tara for the commute. >>> once this drizzle in most spots turns to rain we could see some spin outs so definitely pay attention to the ride. we have a lot more folks out on the roadway and westbound taillights are moving as you drive through sunny veil. winds are starting to pick up through san francisco the drive is looking good. westbound traffic there in the fog, there is a