mr. jennifer, of the aclu, will testify and speculate later that if i had 40 contacts, that would mean that for my name, you would accumulate 2 million phone records. 2 million. for one inquiry. multiply that by 300. we're talking about 600 million

mrs. jennifer (inaudible) thank you all for your excellent customer service. >> thank you to the dbi staffers, whose staffed dbi booths at the annual china town festival held on the 18th. there was an excellent community out reach to inform and it was an klent community out reach and gave us the opportunity to inform the public about the dbi., services, the special thanks to the acting director, tom hewe y who not only attended the festival but also played a match against mayor ed lee, who he let win who was very sharp with his padal. and congratulations to the ping-pong team led by the team captain (inaudible) and it is an excellent showing against the top talent of the multiple departments that he have. >> acting director, also joined supervisor david chiu and the mayor's office, in a term of the discussion on july 31st, for the asian american contractor association and provided the important tips on the new, mandatory seismic law for the soeft story buildings and the audience of more than 100 contractors working this information from the city, and on july, they approved a total of 150 prop

mr. jennifer, of the aclu, will testify and speculate later that if i had 40 contacts, that would mean that for my name, you would accumulate 2 million phone records. 2 million. for one inquiry. multiply that by 300. we're talking about 600 million phone records. multiply that times seven years. what has been described as a discrete program, to go after people who would cause us harm, when you look at the reach of this program, it envelops a substantial number of americans. can somebody help me with the math here question mark have i missed something along the way can someone help me with the math here? have i missed something along the way? >> i would be happy to follow up in any detail that you'd like. first and foremost, analysts are charged with providing information that is useful. in that regard, they try to be judicious about choosing when to do a second or third hop. those are always exercised. they do not always exercise a second half for all numbers provided by the first top. theoretically, 40 times 40 times 40 get you to a large number. what we see, for example is that the second

mr. jennifer, of the aclu, will testify and speculate later that if i had 40 contacts, that would mean that for my name, you would accumulate 2 million phone records. 2 million. for one inquiry. multiply that by 300. we're talking about 600 million phone records. multiply that times seven years. what has been described as a discrete program, to go after people who would cause us harm, when you look at the reach of this program, it envelops a substantial number of americans. can somebody help me with the math here question mark have i missed something along the way can someone help me with the math here? have i missed something along the way? >> i would be happy to follow up in any detail that you'd like. first and foremost, analysts are charged with providing information that is useful. in that regard, they try to be judicious about choosing when to do a second or third hop. those are always exercised. they do not always exercise a second half for all numbers provided by the first top. theoretically, 40 times 40 times 40 get you to a large number. what we see, for example is that the second

mr. [speaker not understood] is here so why don't we start with the da's office. >> jennifer put a lot of [speaker not understood]. i want to make sure i'm very quick as well. first of all, good afternoon, everyone. i want to begin by thanking kate and mr. [speaker not understood] for the work they have done with us as well as the budget analyst and specifically olivia. [speaker not understood], did i pronounce that correct? thank you. she has been great in working with us. and as soon as we made our presentation, [speaker not understood]. our mission is public safety, working with all of our communities. we deal with prevention, education, and obviously with enforcement and as appropriate, very quickly, a budget overview. as you can see the two-year cycle here, 12-13 to 13-14. there is a difference of about 9.94%. that's mostly driven by the supplemental provided by the board concerning domestic violence. also has to with some budget increases. as you can see for 13-14, 14-15, that's actually 0% which is about $198,000. looking at the fte count, what we see is that there will be a net in

mr. todd and jennifer hoye, wonderful people and their family. tapped the boat on the side. i didn't know if i was hallucinating or not, believe it or not. that was my biggest fear, hallucinating and passing out, you think you're standing on rocks, you're ten feet under breathing. i told them, my name is steven, they were looking for me. they told me, we know. you're going to have to grab a piece of me, i can't help you bring me in. they lifted me up and took very good care of me. >> of course, sia, then you get that phone call from your husband. can you even describe what that was like? >> no. i can't. it was -- i get it from the lady that was, you know, that had rescued him and she says, he told us to call you. he's alive. and that's all i needed to hear, because it wasn't the authorities and i knew somebody had found him, so he was coherent enough to give them my phone number and to tell them to call me, so i knew he was good. just glory be to god is what i said. if that's all i could utter at that moment. just so thankful for -- grateful for

mrs. oprah -- >> she's not married. >> stephanie: she was look at the jennifer aniston handbag. es assistant said $38,000. >> jennifer aniston handbag sounds like something you would get from kmart from the jennifer aniston collection. >> stephanie: couldn't shy just get one from -- couldn't oprah just get one from jennifer aniston. >> my sales assess ant felt embarrassed about the price. she had the model in other material such as ostrich and suede which weren't so execs pensive. you can get the much less expensive one in ostrich. >> what? >> stephanie: that was the misunderstanding was the normal selling discussion. mrs. oprah got the impression she didn't want to sell the bag to her because she wanted to show her other bags which had nothing to do with racism. he didn't just do the obligatory i'm not racist, i have a black best friend, get giant name drop in addition. he said tina turner is my best friend. i was at her wedding just like oprah so this has nothing to do with race. >> stephanie: you gotta say that as a giant name drop in the middle of it? >> you gotta hand it to

mrs. petit must have informed bank officials. he is triggered into this state of rage. he strangles jenniferawke-petit and pulls down her pants and rapes her after he strangles her. >> steven hears josh telling him that they have to leave and spread the gasoline and get out of here. >> why did you close the doors? >> empty bottles of gasoline? so he went back up with another bottle of gas. >> all of these family members who have had to relive the horror of what happened inside of that home the night they were all tied up has been heartbreaking to watch inside of the courtroom. the images have been devastating of the crime scene. >> when it is all put out in front of you, it is very gruesome. it's insane to just hear. it has affected the whole town. and it is like the whole town is just reliving it again, and it is not easy for all of us. >> these are pictures of like the accelerant pattern that they showed how they went from like where haley's body was upstairs into her bedroom and on to her bed and then down the hall and into mikayla's bedroom and on to bed. when i finally put the fire dete

mrs. petit must have informed bank officials. he is triggered into this state of rage. he strangles jennifernd pulls down her pants and rapes her after he strangles her. >> i hear a noise down in the basement. >> which is where the dad is. >> which is where the dad was and i jump up screaming to steven that the father just took off. i could see behind steve that the mother was lifeless on the floor and her pants were down around her ankles. >> steven hears josh telling him that they have to leave and spread the gasoline and get out of here. >> then he went downstairs to get the bottles, and said, you can't be seriously contemplating burning these two girls alive. i went to kk's room and there was no gasoline there, so she was still in her bed. i closed the door. then i went down to the oldest daughter's room. i closed that door and i went downstairs. >> why did you close the doors? >> i didn't even think about untying them. then he comes downstairs and throws one of the empty bottles into the kitchen. >> empty bottles of gasoline? so he went back up with another bottle of gas. >> with anothe

jennifer griffin at the pentagon. >> reporter: well, after cancelling the summit and snubbing russia's president, vladamir putin, shep, mr. obama attempted a compliment. >> i know the press likes to focus on body language and he's got that kind of slouch looking like the bored kid in the back of the classroom, but the truth is that when we're in conversations together, oftentimes it's very productive. >> reporter: u.s. officials said the issue of whistleblower edward snowden did not dominate the talks between secretary of state john kerry, defense secretary chuck hagel and their russian counterparts today. the president then announced he would not boycott the winter olympics in sochi next year, despite russia's discriminatory laws against gays. >> nobody is more offended than me by some of the anti-gay and lesbian legislation that you've been seeing in russia and one of the things i'm really looking forward to is maybe some gay and lesbian athletes bringing home the gold or silver or bronze which i think would go a long way in rejecting the kind of attitudes that we're seeing there. fanned russia doesn't have gay or lesb

let's take a look at jennifer coolidge in "austenland." >> he had had many hinn from mr.h. mr. darcy said to jane, jane, listen. listen right now. if you were to sleep with me tonight, i would actually speak to you the next day. [laughter] unlike any man that you will meet a hundred years from now. [applause] [laughter] rebecca: was that in "pride and prejudices"? michael: but it is in "austenland" which opens in select cities august 16. opens nationwide september 6. [applause] everybody, make shower you check out "austenland." jennifer coolidge, everybody. when we come back, we're going to open up the "inbox." so don't go anywhere. announcer: tomorrow on "live" also from "austenland," actress kerri walsh. >> i can please talk to sean the lawyer? >> what are you talking about? >> sean would come back with cops with lawyers. >> i'm trying to prevent a urder from happening tomorrow. [applause] michael: whoo! yeah. all right, everybody. that's rebecca romijn and that's "king & maxwell." check out the season finale tonight. rebecca: and we are live tweeting on it. michael: no