, this is ned, bill leech has something he wants to tell you. [laughter] and they get back in line and go out the door. >> and blanton's response was something like the hell you say. [laughter] >> well, the story doesn't end there, but i think that, i think that our time of telling this vital part of it, i think we've reached that point where we might go to the audience for some questions or comments. >> we don't want to tell the whole story. [laughter] >> no, you don't want to -- you can all get the book if you haven't gotten it on the why in, you can get it on the way out, go back and get to it tomorrow. questions from our audience or comments. yes. charles ogilvy. >> hal, you said that john wilder said no, bill leech had said no, yet it is -- [inaudible] what did you drop on them? what was the decisive thing you said to get them -- >> well, one of them said no exactly, but there was a reluctance and a natural reluctance to go along with something like this. it's pretty extraordinary to think about doing something like this. bill leech, the at

i would like to introduce ned who is the co-chair, and he has a few comments that he wants to make on the codes. >> there were some things deleted so it is actually getting smaller >> i would like to recognize the support that we got from acting director and this is the perfect example of someone who knows the ropes and this is what we have been through several cycle and tom made sure that the resources available and kiter and his team to help us to do our jobs in the subcommittees and my hat is off to tom and so he attended several of the meetings himself and so that is a sign of true commitment. kirk did a fantastic job to make sure that we hit all of our dates. there were times that we had to have the follow up meetings and all of the members put out on the code advisory committee to make sure that they were there, and we had the quorums and so forth. and two people to the top, tony corea and tim ried and they are both chairs of two committee and so they have double time and double meetings because they had a meeting every two weeks. and so those guys fantastic job and i wanted to

you're going to go back and make ned johnson richer! (laughs) >> rose: (laughs) >> for people who don't know, ned johnson owns fidelity. there's still some money on the east coast. i'm literally wining. i'm wining. and finally, we're walking, i finally start laughing, it's so ridiculous, the whole thing. what a strange life. we've come a long way and here we are these two adopted kids lower middle-class families walking around deciding whether we should buy apple or -- (laughs) the whole thing is crazy. and finally i said steve, i'll do whatever you want know do. and i went on the board. >> rose: did you watch him die? >> close. close. was i think at the last -- >> rose: no, but you watched him go through -- >> i saw -- you know, i'd go over there all the time the walks -- we always go for walks. we'd always go for walks and the walks just kept getting shorter until near the end we'd kind of walk around the block or maybe four blocks, something like that and you just watched him getting weaker. this was the strongest guy i knew. this wa

an orange tree for ned years before it was prud like a lemon. most of these trees are oranges. they have to be nurtured so they do not grow back as oranges. it is a time-consuming process. >> the tree can make both lemons and oranges? i like that. you know, lemons are my favorite fruit. i cannot imagine the world without them. >> no. knowing your story as relatively well as i do and being a fan of yours all these years and having had to on the you before, -- having had on the show before, when i saw this i was shocked you were doing this because of the parallel with your own life. my first thought, why does he want to go there? acutely aware of the similarities between my life and susanna isld, but such a wonderful director. her work is so nuanced. it seemed like the right time in life to enter into this world. inost my wife to cancer 1991, so i knew something about that part of the heart, and i knew something about being a father, being a parent, and the script appealed to me, and i then when, not now and it is such a beautiful part of the world. i thought, if you get it right

ned to the500 firefighters blaze. governor has declared a state of emergency for the area. >>> a bizarre story from the north bay. a good samaritan is being credited for saving a girl in a runaway horse and carriage. they had 11-year-old girl riding in carriage. horse got spooked and ran. it knocked over a street sign. a man driving by pulled his truck in the carriage breaking the horse free and stopping the carriage and young girl. the horse was captured down the road. girl was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. coming up at 11:00 we'll talk with the man thrown from the buggy. >> a michigan bride is walking down the aisle something that doctors told her family she wouldn't be able to do. she was busy planning her wedding she felt ill. she was taken to the hospital and doctors kept her overnight. she suffered a sleep apnea episode and her heart stopped. >> doctors told everybody that there was brain damage. but she is alive and walking and talking, it's a miracle. >> she says during the time she was cli

>> i did a impression of ned boaty. >> sounded like someone in georgia with a head injure. >> we love you, georgia. >> i went to george combra and i loved every single minute of it and planning on go back soon if they will let me. and we'll have more stuff when we come back. amazon.comand get on the graved copy. and get it for god's sake. covers spots and lines instantly as you correct skin tone over time. goodbye, spots, hello, beautiful. cc creams from covergirl + olay. get 'em on the spot. >> to those in the know prefer veneo. and according to a gall up survey the percapita consumption of beer within down since 1992. the young people, that's right. they don't care if miller lite is less filling and tastes great. americans are ordering bolts of woin at record rate. why is usa ordering them. we is not our correspondent out to investigate. here's hoping he gets trampled. >> beer consumption is down and woin and liquor consumption is up. why am i at a beech bar? why midtown. it stuck. >> easy on the woin. bore sales are down. woin and liquor sales are up. what do you think that? >> it

. >> reporter: secretary john kerry described the evidence but did not provide any, ned releasing a summary that he says proves that bashar al-assad are behind the attacks. but the u.s. says it has proof that detailed in the map provided by the white house. >> we also know many disturbing details about the aftermath. we know that a senior regime official who knew about the attack confirmed that chemical weapons were used by the regime. reviewed the impact, and actually was afraid that they would be discovered. we know this. >> reporter: what they admit they don't have, physical evidence from the scene, and they don't have hard evidence that assad ordered this attack. all of the allegations are being called lies by the syrian government. >> mr. cherry was dependent on old tales put forward by terrorists more than a week ago which contained fabrications, lies, and false allegations. >> reporter: and polls show that the administration has yet to convince that the military intervention is necessary. almost 80% want the president to get approval from congress first. that does not appear to be th

ah, nobody squeals like ned beatty. scoots, i'm glad you're here.e ranch. get back to me with some dates-- i cleared out august. right... uh, actually, dad, that's... that's kind of what we wanted to talk to you about. what? what do you mean? well, you've been spending a lot of time with doug lately. great time, by the way. lot of fun. and we were thinking, you know, maybe you could do some other things with your time. like what? i don't know. things that don't involve, uh... doug. w-what is this about? doug, what does she mean? i'm not quite sure. where are you headed with this, honey? uh, listen to me, dad. doug doesn't want you to spend so much time with him. do you understand? oh, i know what this is. you're trying to drive a wedge between us. you're threatened by doug's love for me. nope, nope. not really. then i don't get it. you're the one who courted me. he's the one who courted me! why did you invite me everywhere if you didn't want me around? tell the man, doug. yeah, tell me. why? all right, the game is san diego scooby doo. 3 decks, we u

. >>> joining me now, ned walker. also john alterman. thank you both.t me start out with the new statement that came up on facebook. there was a much larger at the same time, but the first thing he said was egypt has room foefsh, but he went on to talk about the authority to crack down on terrorists. he said securing the state will remain the main objective and the sole mission of the army, the police and the egyptian people. translate what that means. >> it means there will be a crack down, they won't put up with the street riots and the confrontation that is becoming bloody and armed on both sides. but it's not new language. >> so egypt as much of the arab spring and all of this, it is so reminiscent of the mubarak era. the question is now what happen to the muslim brotherhood. does this become terrorist versus the state? gr it's different from the mubarak period because the mubarak period was a period of generally opening up and for the last ten years, you have greater freedom of speech, greater freedom of association for the muslim brotherhood if ge

we played junior conductor with ned, and we even got to toot the whistle.>> [squawks] hey! wait up! [giggles] >> hi. i'm dr. scott, the paleontologist. what do you think these are? >> they're rocks. >> good guess, but these are a little different. they're called minerals. rocks are actually made of minerals. most minerals form way down deep, below the surface of the earth, where it's very hot. and many minerals that we find today were around before the dinosaurs. >> ooh >> when these shiny minerals are first discovered, they're often rough and dirty, sometimes looking like broken glass. but once they're carefully cut and polished, well, they look... >> beautiful. >> so, whenever you see a beautiful, polished mineral, like a diamond or a ruby, think about how it formed deep within the earth long ago, maybe even before the time of the dinosaurs. all right. remember, get outside, get into nature, and make your own discoveries. get outside, get into nature, and make your own discoveries. >> did you know that announcer: labor day get on pbs kids. into nature, an

this is the last major hurdle we ned to get over to get this bridge open so there is a tremendous amount of excitement. everyone is feeling very confident and we are on track. >> reporter: again, on track means on schedule, not ahead of schedules. if crews get so far ahead they are thinking of moving up the opening, we will not find out about it until sunday at the earliest. at the bay bridge toll plaza, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> during the bay bridge shut down, cal trans had the chance to do some work on the western span. they have been imspecting and painting and replacing lights. it is expected they will accomplish more this weekend than they would in three months with regular traffic. stay updated with kron 4. we will keep you up to date on the shut down on the bridge and you can get the latest on kron4.com and on the kron 4 mobile app. >>> santa fe police continue to see into a substitute teacher with a possession of child pornography. they found about 2,000 pornographic photos at his home. he has been a substitute teacher at edenville elementary since 2008. police are looking in

. >> fire fly by artist ned con is an art installation which rises straight from the golden gate avenue the top of the building. >> the fire fly wall will be 5 by 5 polley carbon plates that will move with the wind and show a wave effect in the daytime. when those also swing back and forth and they hit the fulcrum, it will also set up an led light that will cover the fire fly. so, at nighttime people in another part of san francisco can see the side of our building and about 20 feet wide and 10 stories high will be a wall that will flickr on and off like fire flies at nighttime. it will be so energy efficient that if all those lights go on, it will be the equivalent of a 40 watt bulb. and also the new piece of artwork going all the way down the side of the building, which looks like this incredible wind ripples on a pond. and i thought, oh, my god, how incredible, how wonderful. >> inside the building we will have water walls in the main staircase, and the water will be dripping through the side of the wall. you'll be able to hear it, you'll be able to see it. we call the san francisco

[applause] you know, this did not occur to me until we talked about it, but i didn't know ned and john wilder and bill leech. i mean, i knew them, you know, we met, but we had never work together, and i was this new, young republican governor in the democrat establishment that had grown up over a half century. i mean everything was democratic. the newspaper, the lobbyists, the spring courts, everything was, and so how was this going to work the next four years, hopefully eight, from my point of view, but in that four or five hours, we found a way to work together on a way that was more difficult than we'd ever deal with in four the eight years, and developed a level of trust and respect for one another, and that carried on the whole time, and so when we got into how we going to, you know, pay for the road program? are we going to borrow money? raise taxes? talked about how to deal with the national education association, rewarding teaching, and we got a way to do it, a result, and so i was lucky. we survived the four or five hours, and it gave me a boot camp of how to get along with so

but, ned, i wrote the memo. no. i want her to talk to a woman. assumption a-- burkett & randle has a new product. assumption b-- they didn't develop it internally. - i agree. - so we took every company b&r bought in the last 18 months. they made 57 acquisitions. we tossed out anything where the product was known or would be on the market. - we ended up with? - 28-- 28 companies. we can't dig deep on any of them. we don't have time, so we're scanning for patterns. last night dale ran a timeline, and we found a day last march when b&r bought seven companies in one afternoon. - is that normal? - no. so they're hiding something. - mm-hmm. - what are they hiding? i think it's dunwoody, georgia. we just laid the travel-office records over our calendar. you can't believe the amount of traffic last summer between new york city and dunwoody, georgia. howard tully made at least six separate visits, none of which were reported in his official schedule. so... what the hell's down there? something called formavale labs. i think we need to get the boys down th

the dogs got fright ned at one point. if you live along the peninsula, you probably heard the most action if you're not a deep sleeper. 4:47 now. here is the difference between yesterday and today, starting with this live picture of the golden gate bridge, plenty of low clouds overhead, keeping temperatures cooler. i set this back six hours. this is live doppler radar, at this point nothing is happening. watch this. six hours ago, all this activity rolled through the south bay along the peninsula. a lot of people jolted out of bed. let's talk about what's happening today because we have actually a better chance to see some of the thunderstorms over our land mass today. the reason why is because the area of low pressure is starting to push inland very slowly. it's not going to be one of those days where you want to let your guard down, 66 in livermore, 63 in san jose, 57 in gilroy. i'll be here all day long tracking this for you. we have two colliding air masses. this area of low pressure, you see the counterclockwise flow

we did add a few more restaurant and we really wanted to create a better flow and really allow for ned working and we got a lot of very positive response. and you know, it is a celebration, and in flavors of san francisco has taken a life of its own where it is very much about the food, and the celebration and the fun. but we really hope that it is a chance for small business owners to network and to connect with all of the small business resources that are in the city, we invite and we have probably about 20 city agency and 30 non-profit small business resources to attend, and to kind of network and we put them strategickly between the food and the alcohol so that if you want to taste all of the alcohol you actually have to walk past all of the small business resources. we are thrilled that they are hosting them in the small business awards on tuesday. and we have heard that was a fantastic event and so thank you for all of your support in insuring that continues on. what we think is the key is the small business conference and we provide 50 different workshops this past year at sfsta

. >> looking at selling the september 13 and 14 call spreads, with sell the 13s for 95, take in a nedredit of 40%. basically the idea here is i get to collect some premium if it continues to trade around. the math, much like it does in put spread, works in trade like this, and even if it does in the near term happen to spike. as dan suggested, it's not going to go to the full $1 of the distance of the strikes unless you carry it all to the volatility. >> up another 15% today, express your point of view by selling your options or option spreads and because mike is in calls he has to sell a spread. one thing, a bunch of the jan $10 puts traded on the close, you see that stock below 8.60 so mike has the sentiment and trend on his side. >> would you say this is an adult name to play and noam matter equities or options in. >> equities definitely the option. there's lots of opportunities. i took the opposite, long an august fares khallafalla-. they have their earnings and will come out on the 20th. the worst news right now is in the stock, and you may have an opportunity for the thing to po

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michael finney has a trend that can get you the things you ned for your kids for free. >> impact is seriousy. >> the bay area man is a victim of a hit and run. suspect is a well known athlete. good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. the suspect is meredith kesler. vic lee is live wlt story only on abc 7 news. >> well, police obtained a warrant for kessler's arrest. she surrendered and pleaded not guilty. she's charged with felony hit and run accused of hitting a pedestrian. the victim tells us he's relieved. >> it's been difficult for me, my family. and everybody around me sints accident, because i'm not the same person he suffers from affects of a severe brain injury. he has no sense of smell or taste and says he lacks energy. when struck he was thrown into the air, landing head first on the street. police say witnesses and security video point to world class try athlete meredith kessler as the driver of the black jeep that struck the man. it happened march

despite pleasures by the ned to provide shelter for this it has hung at the details after a short break. but he sees things that sighted people don't notice. he's deaf. but he hears things that most people never do they call him disabled but he's the world's first deaf and blind doctor of science. professor i think other savor of. the great life lived against the odds. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew. i'm charged is a big. this is welcome back london's mass seems to have failed to deliver on his promises to combat homelessness in the city and the five years since he's been in office the number of people sleeping rough has only grown higher. so now from the streets of london. the charity night watch head out on the nightly run distributing feeds to london's. no one knows exactly how many people are homeless in the capital but one thing that's agreed upon and that is that the numbers are increasing it's gone up from thirt

captioning sponsored by cbs ned by media access gro captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.orgidge: construction crew >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> this demolition work has to happen before the bridge opens. >> with just three days until the opening of the new span of the bay bridge, construction crews put things into overdrive. right now, chopper 5 is narrowing in on traffic hot spots on bay area roadways as people leave work for the holiday weekend. this was the scene moments ago on the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic was moving at a crawl. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. >> i'm ken bastida live on yerba buena island. this afternoon, again, to give you a good look at the progress on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. there is progress to report today. a lot has been going on while you slept and worked and probably on your way to a great weekend. these guys will go 24 hours around the clock until they open ton tuesday morning. a bit of a smoky scene earlier this afternoon just below where we were