did you cause the death of nathaniel cater. then he said, what's this question? i said did you throw his body into the chattahoochee river. >> with the media waiting outside the fbi, the mayor's spokesman, angelo fuster was called in to handle the press. >> and in comes homer williams. >> fuster asked homer, a press photographer, why he was inside the building, trying to get a scoop on the suspect? and he said, no, that's my son. i thought, oh, geez. homer told him. >> they detained him and impounded my car for littering. they detained him for littering is what he said. i said that doesn't -- he said at night. i said littering? he said, yeah, he was driving over this bridge and stopped to throw some garbage and they rushed him and stopped him. at that point i said, homer, i don't think you need to talk to me anymore. >> we asked wayne williams about throwing garbage off the bridge. he denied his father ever said that. your father said you stopped to get rid of some trash. >> no, he -- my father never said that. i never said that and my father never said it. >> wh

whereas nathaniel p. ford sr. was elected by his colleagues as chairman of the tjpa board of directors, vice chairman from june 2007 to may 2008, and chairman from june to thousand eight to june 2011, and whereas he has been coded his -- he is dedicated his career to improving public transportation as the director of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and the joint powers board, which oversees the operation of caltrain , and whereas we have benefited from the knowledge he has brought to the tjpa position for the past five years, and whereas as chairman of the board, the tjpa come pleaded and international -- completed an international design and broke ground and design at a ceremony attended by then-speaker pelosi, the secretary of transportation ray lahood, and whereas his commitment to the transit program goals directly contributed to the receipt of $400 million in stimulus funds and the important recognition of his involvement in the transit program, and whereas he left his position as executive

did you cause the death of nathaniel cater. then he said, what's this question?river. >> with the media waiting outside the fbi, the mayor's spokesman, angelo fuster was called in to handle the press. >> and in comes homer williams. >> fuster asked homer, a press photographer, why he was inside the building, trying to get a scoop on the suspect? and he said, no, that's my son. i thought, oh, geez. homer told him. >> they detained him and impounded my car for littering. they detained him for littering is what he said. i said that doesn't -- he said at night. i said littering? he said, yeah, he was driving over this bridge and stopped to throw some garbage and they rushed him and stopped him. at that point i said, homer, i don't think you need to talk to me anymore. >> we asked wayne williams about throwing garbage off the bridge. he denied his father ever said that. your father said you stopped to get rid of some trash. >> no, he -- my father never said that. i never said that and my father never said it. >> while father and son were inside the fbi, evidence techn

we are joined by nathaniel herd, world relief, policy adviser for conflicts and disaster. the u.n. has designated 5 regions in somalia as famine stricken. what are you doing to help the folks who are suffering from this famine? >> it is a humanitarian christian organization. 1 of the things we are doing issing makes sure people have access to clean water, repairing dams. and as a child-focussed organization, paying special attention to the needs of children. we are making sure we are able to identify children malnourish malnourished. >> you have been working in somalia since 1992 implementing various humanitarian programs. then this group al-shabab told you guys to get out last year. is that hindering your relief efforts today? >> world vision has been working in somalia even longer then that. we have been in the country more than 30 years and working well with communities. we are quite open about who we are, non political christian organization. we were asked to leave in 2010. the southern part of somalia, we continue to work in the north. with these recent pronouncements, we are

so chase issued a new check and finally nathaniel has his tax refund. chase bank says this was complicated involving several third parties but we're glad we resolved the situation to the customers zblafgs i was about to go crazy. i'm glad he got his money. >> 7 on your side was really helpful in getting the process started. >> it shows how important it is to look at a bank's policy before making a deposit. many banks do not accept checks written to a third party. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> 25 years ago, there were very few support groups fighting cancer in the east bay. one of the first celebrated a major milestone. cecilia vega reports the women's cancer research center is making lives better and helping to save them, too. >> it started out as an answering machine in a living room 25 years ago. it was simple idea by a group of women, all fighting cancer without support oth support othn each other. >> i heard nothing, there was nothing for me. >> they knew all about the medical side of the disease but it took her own diagnosis to realize the

. >> item 15, approving a separation agreement between nathaniel p. ford executive director and the city in any of san francisco, to end his appointment effective june 30, 2011. directors, you do have members of the public who wish to address you on this matter. james bryant. anthony thomas. chairman nolan: mr. thomas? >> good afternoon, mr. chair, members of the board. i am here on behalf of mr. mcgee. he did not be here today. i have a petition from 12,000 voters opposing the golden parachute you are voting on today. is equivalent to giving the entire city of san francisco free parking for three days. i just want to make clear that our issue is that with mr. ford, personally. our issue is with the management of the mta. six months ago, the board approved the contract with mr. ford. the mta has no business signing a contract that rewards poor performance superviosr wiener -- proof -- poor performance. this $80,000 golden bears to -- we argue, plus the 1200 boaters -- voters -- argue that this is one. please agree with us. to the right thing. did the

nathaniel ford is the director of the transportation authority. prior to joining the municipal authority. he served for the atlantic authority for 5 years. he started as a train conductor in the new york city transit system. let's give it up for director ford. jim dierck is a principle, but not only a principle and an educator. he is someone who designd and developed innovative concepts where there was an incident that involved safety. for the work he was recognized at the national principle of the year. and he is somebody who is on the ground and has worked to empower young people at his school. he took his school from a different circumstances to be one of the highest performs school districts in the state. jim dierck. margaret brodkin is the director of the department for children youth and families. i emphasize that because it is one of the most critical agencies in the city and county. margaret was a former director the colman advocates who is responsible for many of the children and families here in san francisco much he served as director.

that could be the story for nathaniel ford. the "chronicle" reports a headhunter has approached him about the general manager's job at bart. he was recently forced out of the top job at muni. now he is being considered to replace dorothy dugger, who was forced out as the bart's gm. >>> time for a check of traffic and weather. kristy, we have to get up and get out. will the sun help us? >> yes. we'll see sunshine later on this afternoon but we are going to see a slight chance of some sprinkles to the north of us. you see the system pushing through so north bay slight chance 20% by this afternoon but you can see the rest of the bay area in the clear right now. we'll see plenty of sunshine especially in the south bay locations today. outside now temperatures in the 50s. 56 in san francisco, 57 for vallejo and concord. and sitting at 53 in livermore right now. breaking into the 80s by this afternoon. so good news of those of you who like warm weather. 80 for concord, fairfield and livermore, 69 oakland and 63 in pacifica today. ext

that could be the story for nathaniel ford. the chronicle reports the headhunter has approached ford about the general manager's job at bart. ford was recently forced out of that top job at san francisco's muni system. now being considered to replace dorothy dugger, forced out as bart's gm. >>> other headlines making news around the bay area, a bay area man is under arrest for making threats to senator barbara boxer. police say kevin o'connell of san rafael called the senator's work voice mail and left death threats during the week of july 10. o'connell is charged with making criminal threats and is expected to face a judge tomorrow. >>> state lawmakers are now looking into why shuttle buses are exempt from laws that require seatbelts. this comes after last week's deadly accident involving a uc san francisco shuttle bus that killed kevin mack, a psychiatrist and associate professor at the school. >>> this week, washington gets back to the business of trying to settle the debt debate. lawmakers are looking for a pair of plans ea

in my opinion, something has happened with nathaniel ford that he now gets a pension of $400,000. that's the amount of two medallions that were sold. why are we selling medallions when we give him a huge pension? what's the point? you're wasting money and saving money at the same time. he should not get a pension. i don't see anything he's done of any use to us. and i'm glad he's retiring. i'm glad to see the back of him. anyway, we should carry on -- i agree with all the cab drivers who are outside demonstrating. there was a lot of them, more than i've ever seen since i've been driving were out today. and they all represent the cab drivers. you're going to have a problem. >> thank you, sir. next speaker. >> barry toronto. >> good afternoon, barry toronto. quickly i want to bring two issues regarding the park garage contracts. i've done some research. san francisco general hospital garage is operated by p.p.m. p.p.m. also has marina security services as subcontractors for security. the general managing partner is actually the general managing partner for both companies. sam sedesi

he will be replacing nathaniel ford who left. >>> another austrian city has stripped adolph hitler of citizenship. today council members in the city of crage nford voted to strip hitler of citizenship. >>> a series of arrests across the country and it all started right here in the south bay. we'll tell you who was arrested locally. >>> also live pictures here from dolores park in san francisco. these people angry about a police shooting that killed a 19-year-old man. more on this developing news right after the break. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> a high profile san jose website targeted by international hackers. now the fbi is in the south bay taking down members of a group that calls itself anonymous. we'll get to that story in just a minute. but first we have developing news. >>> right now protesters are gathering in san francisco upset over the shooting death of a 19-year-oldman by san francisco police. it's a story we first brou

nathaniel ford left and there was a shortness of candidates via dated by dorothy dugger. bart board members those reports are wrong. board has closed meetings to discuss the search. >> a controversial doll designed to breast-feed will soon be available in u.s. stores. right now, it's sold in europe and online but the doll maker plans to present it at a las vegas trade show and then sell it at u.s. stores. the doll works by making sounds when the mouth gets closer to a halter top and many times uncomfortable. >> i don't think i'm crazy about this doll. >> i think it's ridiculous. come on let them be little girls. >> the maker says it helps children with nurturing skills. >> they are trying to keep customers in concord from going out of town. they are enticing them with deep discounts. it's called try it local. customers that buy prepaid vouchers from meals to merchandise at area retail stores. each deal is available for two days. the customers that purchase it can download and use it at with their local merchants. >> there are marketing ideas out there. a lot of them like

nathaniel ford left muni after intense criticism about his leadership.eports indicated that he was on a short list of candidates to fill the post vacated by dorothy dugger but bond members would not speak and they say the reports are wrong. they have a closed session today and tomorrow to discuss it. >> leland yee of san francisco is trying to stop pay raises at public universities after students are reeling from tuition increases. the new san diego president makes $100,000 more and another one got $1200,000 raise. the bill would ban such increases during lean budget years. >> to focus on why you are here, why you are in the position you are, that is to help our students become the very best, not for you to get rich. >> the presidents as a whole of the system, they are lagging about 52% for a comparable institution. >> there is supported in the public for his bill. some say university presidents shouldn't be getting raises at a time when working class parents are not. >> they will take safeway plan in rockridge district and bring it issue up tomorrow. th

san francisco chronicle a head hunter has approached nathaniel ford to fill the general manager post. this week, muni begins engulfing contenders to fill ford's position and tom no lan tells the chronicle he plans to save money by not conducting a national search. debra johnson is temporarily running muni. how did you like your weekend? if you prefer it a touch cooler, mike is here and make something happen for you. >> i'm not sure i'm that good, i don't have any affect on the weather. it will get warmer. notice this trough of low pressure where the cold air has been coming counsel straight in alaska. it's starting to climb farther to the north, it's taking a left-hand turn and the drier signifying in the orange, it's creeping it's a way toward us from the desert. warming trend but nothing like what the rest of the country is dealing with. temperatures in the 50s except for half moon bay at 48 degrees. mostly clear everywhere. that extra sunshine, another reason why it will be warmer. low to mid-60s san francisco bay and richmond. 59 in oakland and mid to upper 70s into north bay vall

a headhunter approached former muni chief nathaniel ford to fill the general manager post formally held by dorothy dugger. they say that the agency plans to save time and money by not conducting a nationwide search. >>> organizers of this year's aids walk are calling it a huge success after topping last year's total of $3 million. the event's 25th anniversary and 25,000 people took part in the walk through golden gate park yesterday. they raised more than $3 million and the money goes to the san francisco aids foundation as well as 48 other organizations around the bay area. >> it's great. its wonderful event. it's really about people from all over the bay area, from all walks of life, coming together, creating a community that is united behind one goal that is to end aids. >> dan ashley served as emcee at yesterday's walk. speakers included ed lee and actor al a7b9sdz u9sdz. >>> by the afternoon hours, you can see the 80s in the south bay. >> we'll be in the mid to upper 70s in the north bay valleys with a lot of mid to upper 70s until you get to half moon bay, richmond and low to mid-

michelle, explain to us what we know about the young man nathaniel fujita who is accused of the brutal led him to this situation. >> well, it is interesting, thomas, i was speaking with the d.a.'s office earlier today, and from what they were able to find so far, there has been violence within the relationship over the three years they were together. i can tell you that they did break up in april. but have been on and off over the last couple of months. of course, the investigation is still ongoing, so it is going to be interesting to see what will turn up, if there was emotional, mental sort of abuse, and things like that prior to leading up to this alleged murder. >> michelle, when you say on again/off again, how on again/off again was it? how turbulent was the relationship that the two had? >> well, it appears sunday, they had communication and she was at his house and questioned from authoritie authorities, and wh at he told investigators she was here and i last saw her at 7:ha. she was leaving her job at the mall, and she did not come home and her father reported her missing, and

. >>> from one transit agency to another, that could be the story for nathaniel ford.he "chronicle" reports that a headhunter for bart has approached ford about the bart's vacant general manager job. ford was recently fired from san francisco's muni. muni is still looking for his permanent replacement there. >>> some changes are on the way for interstate 680 commuters bound for silicon valley. one week from today, metering lights will begin operating on southbound 680 on-ramps between pleasanton and milpitas. the lights will be on this week. they will be kept green. this will be a remind ber next week's change. >>> traffic is moving once again on the 405 freeway in los angeles. can't see it there but just trust us. workers re-opened the road nearly a full at a ahead of schedule. the freeway was closed for a 10- mile stretch friday night in order to demolish an overcrossing. it re-opened just after noon yesterday. the contractor will get a $300,000 bonus for getting the job done so quickly. >>> 5:20 now. and it was a showdown. it was full of upsets and dramas. the nail

that could be the story for nathaniel ford. the "chronicle" reports that a headhunter has approached ford about the general manager's job at bart. ford was recently forced out of the top job at san francisco's muni system and now he is being considered to replace dorothy dugger, who was forced out as bart's gm. >>> get ready for longer waits at the courthouse. 200 superior court workers in san francisco are expected to get the pink slip today. the layoffs are because of state budget cuts which are expected to affect courts in other counties as well not just in san francisco. hardest hit expected to be the civil court system. this will likely mean longer waits for procedures like civil suits, divorces, restraining orders and clearing up traffic tickets. >>> 6:05. let's check traffic and weather before we go any further. kristy, how is it going? >> pretty well so far. it's going to be a beautiful day for everyone around the bay area although one thing to note is that we may have a chance of showers in the north bay. 20% chance la

an american novelist, nathaniel hawthorne, who publish the scarlet letter in 1950. sir walter scott, the scottish writer whose works included ivan hel, robin -- rob roy, and the lady of the lake. -- ivan hel, rob roy, and the lady of the lake. >> standing in front of the building in the evening, you can see the bus back late from the great hall -- busts backlit from the great hall. as a well as the washington monument serving as the backdrop. >> congress has always needed information. when they were in philadelphia and new york, there were libraries. they had a wonderful collection. when they got to washington, d.c., there were battlefields. there were no libraries. what they had to do was create a library. the actual creation came in a bill signed by president john adams. he found a place in the northwest corner of the capitol building. >> they build the rotunda, they built the library of congress along the west front of the capital between dissent and the house chambers. for many years, the west front of the capital was the library of congress. >> by 1814, the lib

they've had the sugar act, the stamp act, and now nathaniel ames who writes an almanac in the boston is describe what the movement is about. quote, to prevent the execution of that detestable maxim of european policy amongst us. okay? and here's the detestable european idea. that the common people who are three-quarters of the world must be kept in ignorance, that they may be slaves to the other quarter who live in magnificence. [laughter] and that's a very powerful and lovely quotation, and it helps us remember that the way many ordinary men saw the conflict with britain, what was the sugar act? it was something, it was a law passed to favor the british sugar planters, this wealthy group of men who mostly live in london and hobnob with members of parliament. what's the stamp act? the an act to pass taxes from the rich -- namely the british -- to the poor which you always are when you're about to be taxed, but the poor, midling colonist. and the tea act, what is it? is it's favoritism on behalf of parliament for the shareholders of the east india tea company. so there's the governmen

. >>> nathaniel ford is out at muni but he may be in at bart.ord about the being general manager at bart. ford was recently forced out of the top job at san francisco's muni system. >>> on this monday morning, we'll get a check of your traffic and weather and cease what's up for this week. -- and see what's up for this week. whoa!! the really big chicken sandwich combo is back! and it's as big as ever. i'm gonna jump it! you can't jump t it's two chicken patties, topped with bacon, and melting cheese plus seasoned curly fries and a drink for only $3.99! what do you know? your only a baby! vrrrrooooom! i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction cuz i heard the combo was back! and that got a million hits? yep. why do we even make commercials anymore? 'cause you like to be in them. >>> good morning. starting off on the bay bridge an accident cleared out of lane but slow off the eastshore freeway. you're going to see delays across the upper deck into san francisco, as well. getting a little bit better past treasure island and head towards the skyway. el

burke, aborter goss, abner smitza, omar ashmali, mary kay flanagan, scott gaffe, gary hartzler, and nathaniel wright have signed an agreement to not be a candidate for the office of senator or representative in or delegate or resident commissioner to the congress for the purposes of the federal election campaign act of 1971 until at least three years after he or she is no longer a member of the board or staff of the office of congressional ethics. copies of the signed agreement shall be retained by the clerk of the house as part of the records of the house. should you have any questions, contact ronald dell thomas, signed sincerely, karen l. haas, secretary of the united states. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, when he house adjourned today, it shall adjourn to meet at 1:00 p.m. on nurs -- at 1:00 p.m. on tuesday, july 3, 2011, and further -- july 5, >> mark kelly, husband of that bill differed, is expected to be in attendance. it gets under way -- under at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> at the political level, we are divided. >> the dow lama talks about religion, violence, -- dalai lama ta

but the other riders are ralph waldo emerson, washington irving, goethe, thomas macauley, nathaniel hawthornewho published "the scarlet letter" in 1850, and sir walter scott. standing in front of the building in the evening, you can see the bus back with from the lights in the great hall. from the inside, the western evening sky of washington as well as the washington monument served as the backdrop. >> congress has always needed information, and when they were in philadelphia and new york, their libraries -- their work libraries criti. in washington, there was no urban life, and so what they had to do was create a library. the creation came in a bill signed by president adams. the first books were ordered from england. when it expanded in the 1820's, when they built the rotunda, they built the library along the entire west front between the senate and house chambers. for many years, most of the 19th century, the west front of the capital was the library of congress. >> 1814, the library of congress held 3000 volumes. >> 1812, we went to war with great britain, and in august, 1814, british tr

american novelist nathaniel hawthorne, who published a book with a scarlet letter," in 1950. sir walter scott, whose works included idaho, rob roy, and a lady of the lake. standing in front of the building in the evening, you can see the bus back lit from the lights in the great hall. and from the inside, the western evening sky of washington, as well as the washington monument serve as the backdrop. >> congress has always needed information. when they were in philadelphia and new york, there were libraries that they could go to. philadelphia had wonderful collections. but when they got to washington, d.c. in 1800, there were tobacco fields here. no libraries, no urban life. they still needed information. what they needed to do was create a library. the actual creation came in a bill signed by president john adams. the first books were ordered from england. >> when the capital expanded in the 18 20s, when they built the rotunda, they built the library of congress along the entire west front of the capital between the senate and house chambers. so for many years, throughout mo

lauren's on again-off again boyfriend of three years, nathaniel fujita on a high school football team are very confident that it was about the perpetrator exercising power and control over someone he had. >> had until recently, when police say lauren broke up with him, calling it a case of teen dating violence, investigators say lauren's neck was slashed and she'd been strangled with a bungee cord. >> you know what happened to lauren? >> investigators say they found evidence inside fujit a's house, blood on the floor of his garage near bungee cords, bloody clothes and sneakers stuff in a crawl space, along with dirt matching the marshy area where lauren's body was discovered. in court, he pled not guilty as the prosecutors laid out the crime. >> a very strong case of premeditated murder, and potentially extreme atrocity and cruelty. >> at one point, lauren and her accused killer was so close. >> in your life -- >> she interviewed his father for a school project posted on youtube. a life so full of promise cut so short while another may be falling apart. >> yes, my daughter is gone. bu