i want to thank or sponsors, kicker and van ness and jim and douglas and maratel and investigations. would like to thank all the volunteers who made this possible. kathy, angela and everyone else who helped out today. i want to express my gratitude to the san francisco library for the last ten years and there is san francisco government tv and this is going to be broadcast throughout the year. so thank you. i would like to thank julie tron from the bar association. the bar association has been our partners in terms of providing defense for poor people. in cases where the public defender is not able to provide representation, those cases are handled by the private bar and they are doing an incredible job. so thank you very much for that. i want to thank jose as a who is a public defender and here to celebrate with us. we are going to start today by showing a brief video explaining the gideon decisions >> take this empty lot. today you would never know it but history was made here. mostly all is gone and so are the people. the principle they left is still standing. it was almost as bad

ness. >> in southern tajikistan, a family gathers for a celebration. 19-year-old zarina is getting married. it should be a day of joy yet like many weddings here it's tingd with sadness. her groom f asksrook is getting ready to take on new responsibilities but to do that very soon will have to leave his wife and go to russia. his father explains he has no

when i came to office in my first year there was a shooting that involved eight victims on van ness offolk street quarter. there was a horrible set of shootings that happened around club suede and fisherman's . that started some conversations that initiate neighborhoods and law enforcement on the nightlife and entertainment. because of some of the work that you have done here, we have moved some conversations politically in which we have much more collaboration, much more cooperation and much more creativity when it comes to brainstorming. i want to thank your office to help us enforce the rules and i want to thank those in this room as well as those in c mac that gave my office ideas to make sure our party planning world would make sure it's successful that folks that operate parking lots are also responsible partners. all of these could not come from the work that all of you are doing with our entertainment commission staff to make sure that we are working together and moving in the right direction to ensure that we have the most successful and the best an most exciting nightlife in t

we have quite a bit of cloudy ness in the morning. we get into the rest of the morning and afternoon. that should keep temperatures cooler than it was yesterday. it's in the upper 50s in our nearby suburbs. many of the rural areas are into a the mid-50s. most are in the 60s in the waters. it's near 60 degrees. for students at the bus stop this morning, we're going to have short sleeve weather in the 60s with a few high clouds coming through. a look at the rest of the morning coming in ten minutes. how is the traffic? >>> talk about august in october. i got bit twice. not liking that at all. also not liking the government shutdown. still seeing shutdown between broad branch road and rise road. that's going to be closed during the shutdown. also for folks making the commute this morning, tracking an accident there. this is southbound shutdown. >> thank you. >>> 4:28 is your time now. three days into this government shutdown, it looks as if there are no plans for lawmakers to change their strategy on capitol hill. house republicans plan

there's an issue about the store that's going to be opened at the corner of van ness and i think sutter and i'm. >> ma'am, is that relthd to the item on calendar for what is it 1285 sutter? >> that's correct. >> you need to wait until that's called and i have a hard of hearing. >> we'll over an opportunity for the public to commit on that item within an hour. >> i wasn't quite sure i apologize. >> it's okay. any additional general public commit on items not on the calendar today. okay general comment is closed >> p that places you under the regular calendar for 200 paul street for request for authorization. >> good afternoon, commissioners corey from staff. it's for additional use to alternate 16 thousand square feet of the building b's on the project site. the is incorrect and will be updated. the project proposes to rhythm up to 11 parking spaces that will include generators. and is requesting an exception to the parking requirement. it will be separated from that all avenue that will continue to house the internet challenge and will be used for the location for generators in emergenc

people to live. 3 projects alone will all add morning 1 thousand 4 hundred units of housing between van ness and market street. their expanding the corridor into central market set to open in 2014 it will bring an additional 2 hundred and 50 square feet of retail. a few blocks down another project is almost completely built out it is ran a tlooif district that will include the mexican museum pblg to a unique private partnership. continuing into downtown it the springing up you overnight optimistic the trans bay center. we joined nancy pelosi to pour the concrete foundation that will keep pourp pouring for the next year and a half for the grand central station of the west thank you making sure maria thank you for your leadership and sharing your progress. i want to recognize this project to our transit center. this will connect san francisco to the downtown expansion and to the rest of the state as high rail is connected. this project is a huge job creator 2 thousand 4 hundred construction jobs will already been created and this project will have created 8 thousand 3 hundred construction jobs

ness. no sir. >> as we evaluate the problems with this website, i think it's important that we focus on the facts. my republican colleagues have been predicting that health care reform would be a disaster for three years now and every time they've been wrong, they said insurance rates would skyrocket, in fact, they're lower than predicted. they said health care costs would sore, in fact have grown at a record low rate. they said medicare would be undermind, in fact, it's stronger than ever and seen years are saving billions of dollars on prescription drugs. what we need to do is separate the facts for us to reach a determination here. some have said that fixing the website would take six months to a year. others have said there are 5 million lines of code to rewrite. some have urged headlight and human services to pull down the entire system and start from scratch. miss campbell, i hope you can help us put these dire predictions in perspective. does c.g.i. expect to take six months to a yea

. >> we are trying to raise aware nchlts ness if we don't do something it will be gone before we knowthis community of wind walkers knew it would be hard to rally outrage over a niche sport few will ever try in a state with so much mining. but then came the dust. as geneva rock expanded their operation here, it kicked up tons of the stuff. as desiree's video show, on a windy day it can reach downtown salt lake city. suddenly this band of fliers found it easier to again up support of their dust covered neighbors and the utah physicians for a healthy environment. >> in addition to the health consequence of inhaling this, these fine particles of death, there is almost undoubted ll ll silica, like inhaling barbed wire. >> a damning claim, not yet proven by air tests. a reason to visit it geneva mine. >> do you think your business gets a bad rap. no one has ever gone goody there is a gravel mine moving into the neighborhood. >> sometimes i wish i had a cannedy store. i've don't think people come plane about candy stores. >> repor that isl clyde. his grandfather started geneva rock when eis

that kudu being chased by the lion ness jumped over and clears an suv, from a high-jumping kudu, to aot-afraid-of-heightsskinot-af - not-afraid-of-squirrel. the squirrel has been up there and it finally moves. >> whoa! >> sounds like the entire office is there. >> i think they are. when the camera pans around, look at how many people are watching the squirrel. >> wow, they've been trapped in that office way too long. >> oh, no. >> this is our friend, dr. ernie ward. he is a veterinarian on the coast of carolina, also known as america's pet advocate. he has taken little harry out for a paddle board ride. >> he has a light jacket on him. it looks like a cape. >> ocean aisle, north carolina, a gorgeous part of the country and a lot of fun for harry. >>> this surveillance video is a little bit deceiving. moscow, russia. it is not what's happening inthe store. it is what's happening outside. see that red circle in this video. that's a group of robbers robbing another place nearby. you can see them loading in and loading out of that while truck. they robbed a euro network, a mobile phones a

. >> ness conserve investigators are look at what led to an accident that killed two bart workers on saturday. nick is at the lake merritt bart station in oakland with the latest. nick? >> good morning. we were there when ntsb investigators arrived yesterday. we were there when they pulled the train away. this morning at lake merritt bart station union members continue to hold the line. last night, bart employees at walnut creek and lake merritt stations stood together in solidarity and held a moment of silence to honor the two men who lost their lives afterening hit by a bart train on saturday. the victims were identified at larry daniels and a member of the union. >> my co-workers were tears and we didn't know the person involved but you work in that environment and know the ramifications each day. >> chris was a senior track engineer and worked for bart three years. bart officials say he and daniels were inspecting the tracks near walnut creek and a bart train on a maintenance run hit and killed them. ntsb is leading the investigation and will be in walnut creek inspecting the tra

new state of the art seismically safe hospital will take the hotel's place near the corner of van ness and geary. it should be ready to open in 2019. >> yesterday we gathered here and talked about the wind. this morning it's pretty calm. meteorologist christina loren, good morning. >> good morning to you, marla, laura, everybody at home. the ingredients for fog. we don't have thick fog but we expect that to develop. you'll notice the top of your screen here there are some low clouds in san francisco to start the day. it's going to be nice later on this afternoon. creeping up by about 5 to 8 degrees from where we ended up yesterday. a cool day yesterday, inland 67, 64 bayside. warmer weather, i've got your halloween forecast on the way. stick around for that. first, though, it's a traffic tuesday around the bay area. let's check the drive. here is anthony slaughter. >> things are looking good. the road is wide open. in oakland you can see traffic is moving smoothly by the coliseum. no problems to report. into the bay bridge approach on the traffic maps you'll notice a lot of green appro

. >> i would tell anyone who questions the athletic-ness of adapted sports very simply, "come watch a game." >> when i was first approached, my opinion was, "you know, i don't want my son playing in a wheelchair environment." and i could have been -- nhing could have been further om the truth as far as what it's done for him and how competitive it is. >> we all know that playing a sport can be good for any kid. aside from the health benefits, it builds discipline and confidence. >> sports has taught me to be a better person, a more social person. you have friendly conversations out there on the court, but it's also taught me that, like, drive in life -- to, you know, never give up and always be the person that you want to be. and if you set our mind to it, you can do it. and i mean, that's true in sports, and that's what it's taught me. >> it's estimated that 1.5 million american kids are eligible for this kind of experience, but it's going to take a lot of work to get school districts to make the necessary changes. and that's where terry's organization comes in. >> so we led a whole

ness rehab learning to walk again. the woman police say hit him and left the scene is in custody this morning. but in new jersey. her name is tanya brown and she is from west virginia. she is going to -- going to be brought back to carroll county where investigators say the public helped them find brown. hatfield has long way to go in his recovery. he has a head injury shattered left leg and four breaks in the right leg. >> a state trooper is in critical condition. 24-year-old jaqueline klein was hit by a car after she stopped to help another officer who pulled over a driver. this happened on route 100 early sunday morning. this morning, her friends will visit her and bring bagels from her favorite babyingry in new jersey -- bakery in new jersey. fellow officers and friends say it's kline's strength and determination that will help her pull through. >> there he a pit in my stomach. it's stuff to wake up to that news -- tough to wake up to that news even if it's swog you don't know. >> she is a ball of fire -- someone y

. >> so far, the ness pers and their allies are winning the battle. rob rental, al jazeera on the banks of the loxa river, idaho. >> at least 14 people have been confirmed dead as cyclone phailin continues dumping rain on india. they came to shore bringing in devastating storm surgeries. at a time may lead to landslides in the southern part of the nation. nearly 24 hours after landfall phailin, we are dealing with the impacts of the season. rim ants heading off to the north and we still have lots of moisture left behind. so the rain discontinue. we will continue to see this moisture kind of lingering over the next 24 to 36 hours. that will lead to more rain as well as the flooding potential in this area. of course, the clean-up continues where thing. of course, a lot of trees and power outages, trees down, rather, and power outages here across the area, so we are still going to be dealing with some devastating conditions from this system. now, aside from phailin, other activity, we are tracking tropical psyche low nari, heading into vietnam sometime o

. >> ness conserve investigators are look at what led to an accident that killed two bart workers on at the lake merritt bart station in oakland with the latest. nick? >> good morning. we were there when ntsb investigators arrived yesterday. we were there when they pulled the train away. this morning at lake merritt bart station union members continue to hold the line. last night, bart employees at walnut creek and lake merritt stations stood together in solidarity and held a moment of silence to honor the two men who lost their lives afteren

. - that-- - should go back to loch ness. - stretch. all right. - how many times do you need to take a stroll? - i--my legs cramp up, okay? it's a circulation issue. - boy, i will hammer-spank your rear. - all right, all right, gang. let's just settle down. you're yelling in her face. - it's a medical thing. - just--you good? - i'm good. i-- - [sighs] i'm so sorry for all of this. - it's okay. you know what they say, a change is as good as a rest. - i--i need to get to the paper, please. - sorry. - oh, god! - oh, oh, my god! - okay-- - oh! - i'll get you a napkin. can someone get napkins, please? - you know what, it's fine. it's fine, let me just-- it's fine. - pam, i'm really sorry. i just-- i'm--i'm really sorry about all that. really? smirking? - what can i say? i love justice. you forced me to spend money on needless repairs, and now you're locked in a prison bus, and your woman drips with beverage. - hey, dwight, i was trying to do something nice for pam. can you just help me out? can we maybe take this thing somewhere, or do somet

. >>> now, not exactly the loch ness monster but pretty close.scovered the body of this 18-foot oarfish off the california coast. it took 15 people to haul it in. the oar fish is the largest of all bony fish but at 18 feet this was pretty small. they can grow to more than 50 feet. they're female because they usually live hundreds of feet under the sea. >>> it's one of the most basic fun games that you could play in the school playground. but this one principal think it's too dangerous so she's banning it, tag. she's banning tag at her school. she said there's been some injures related to tag says as you know recess game tag involves one or more players chasing other players in an attempt to tag or touch them. one parent said sarcastically our kids shut be wrapped in bubble wrap and sent to school. if you want play tag on a school playground, what's the point of going to school? now, finally, my favorite story of the morning, have you ever wondered why you can't stop eating a package of oreos? well, you may finally have your answer. a brand-new st

on van ness. >>> the number of injury accidents involving cars and pedestrians is on the rise in san francisco. according to police data from 2000 to 2013 the lowest number of car versus pedestrian accidents was in 2009. that number was 734. last year, there were 948. police say they are cracking down on drivers and enforcing laws such as driving at unsafe speeds and failing to yield at crosswalks. they say it's an effort to make san francisco the most walkable city in the country. >>> b.a.r.t.'s two largest unions are scheduled to vote this mid on a new -- friday on a new four year contract. whether or not ratify the tentative contract agreement that ended the latest strike a week ago. yesterday union leaders handed out cappies of the agreement -- copies of the agreement to workers. >> of course everything is not going to be perfect. but as far as initially read over, as far as what i see now, it seems pretty good and i'm going to vote yes. >> it's a decent contract that we can live with and considering the long fight we've been in i think we'll come out victorious. >> the results o

two years ago a yellow lamborghini was stolen on van ness avenue in san francisco. the thief rappelled from the fourth floor into an open window and made off with the $200,000 car belonging to a celebrity chef. marin county prosecutor said that crime led to another a year later. >> max wade already had the flashy yellow lamborghini. but he wanted the beautiful blonde to go with it. >> reporter: the blonde was a woman. the prosecutor says the 17-year- old wade was infatuated with the woman. when he learned who she was dating, he plotted to kill the man. he dressed in black and pulled aside the truck. >> then in his waistband pulled out a loaded revolver and shot five bullets directly into the passenger compartment of the truck. >> reporter: no one was injured. shortly after that, a detective made a connection two max wade. wade sat quietly in court his legs shackled because of the concern that he might attempt to flee. last year someone cut through a chain-link fence in juvenile hall and tried to bust him out. now 19, he is being tried as an adult charged with six fe

ness of president obama or the seriousness of president rouhani i think. up to now been just exchanged nice words and they made lots of public relations and stuff but you have to see when it comes to that action which one is really. a bow to deliver its promise ok michael i'll go to you who's blown the most smokier so far i think we need to keep in mind that obama really the entire world to implement the strict ics strict sanctions on iran in history in world history yeah and number number two is there was he's got pressure from congress on both sides of the aisle they want you know to pressure iran pressure iran and there was a deal that russia was involved with there was an iranian swap deal not too long ago that because of congress and the state department that window was missed so we got to think of those two things those are both in you know the iranian conscience through this whole thing so you know forgive them for having doubt and then again you know it goes both ways so iranian leader reached out to the american people through an op ed and obama r

their cars because of this bart strike are trying to find their way home, we do have delays along van ness, battery, first, beale, mission and all of those cars pointing towards the bay bridge. now, we'll go live to the bay bridge toll plaza where we have had a steady stream of traffic all day long no morning commute or afternoon commute, just an all-day commute right here at the toll plaza, especially those outside cash lanes are finding that the folks that are making the drive don't normally make the bay bridge commute so they don't have fastrak. they have been sitting in those backups all day long. right now that backup extending to the 880 overcrossing. san francisco freeways have been jammed. those delays started early around noon today is when we started to see that rush of traffic leaving san francisco and north 101's jammed up from beyond 280 approaching the bay bridge with about a 45-minute drive time being reported now leaving san francisco. and if you plan to head for the golden gate, do keep in mind, it looks good here but san francisco city streets getting to the golden gate a

transformers produced by bowie included his biggest hit ♪ and the other girls go ♪ ♪ do-do do do ♪nesstkast he met in warhol's world. his work radically expanded the range of rock letterings and lead to punk rock and glam rock. the velvet underground was induct mood the hall in 1996, and acknowledgment of lou reed's enormous influence, which by then had far eclipsed his sales. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> jeff: police arrest the operator of a state fair ride in california. a woman in california once sentenced to life without parole now set to be freed and selling detroit. how gritty news makes for a great marketing campaign. when the "cbs evening news" continues. start up like this... or like this... and hit the start button to flip back and forth. you can make the important things big, keep the small stuff small, and arrange it all around you. you can be all work with office, all play, or even both at the same time. you can do it all simpler and easier on your windows tablet, pc, or surface. that's the new windows: one experience for everything in your life. man: [ laughs ] t

ness of president obama or the seriousness of president rouhani i think. up to now they just exchanged nice words and they made lots of public relations and stuff but you have to see when it comes to action which one is really. a bow to deliver its promise ok michael i'll go to you who's blown the most smokier so far i think we need to keep in mind that obama really the entire world to implement the strict ics strict sanctions on iran in history and world history yeah and number two number two is there was he's got pressure from congress on both sides of the aisle they want you know to pressure iran pressure iran and there was a deal that russia was involved with there was an iranian swap deal not too long ago that because of congress and the state department that window was missed so we got to think of those two things those are both in you know the iranian conscience through this whole thing so you know forgive them for having doubt and then again you know it goes both ways so iranian leader reached out to the american people through an op ed and obama r

all of it feeding into americans' general growing uneasy ness of what's happening in this country wheresed to be running things. at times it seems things are coming apart a bit. some thoughts on this tonight from nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: chaos. a woman tries to ram her car through the white house gates. a chase ensues on d.c. streets. neither her motive nor her state of mind seem important because we are transfixed by pictures of a capitol paralyzed. it feel thes like a metaphor. there is a standoff in washington these days. patience has worn thin. >> why are we letting thi happen? >> do your work. >> reporter: emotions are raw. >> wake up, guys. we don't like you. >> reporter: most of the people we spoke with have had it. >> dear congress, i would like for you to go without pay for one month. >> stop acting in your own self-interest. get your act together. do what's right for the country. >> i hope to god in next year's election all of you are booted out. >> obama care is not a justifiable reason to shut down the country. >> reporter: we asked you to share your thoughts on twitt

. >> here is a live look outside from the van ness ave. it is 58 degrees.e a gorgeous 75 for i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. ♪ back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles.

words the duration which it takes away from some of the things you might want to do and the onerous ness in the case of coal mining or you know flipping hamburgers pretty obvious oil and the hardness of the work that you're doing into it in terms of you know the effort but that's what you have to be remunerated for and the reason the doctor gets more now has nothing to do with incentives it has everything to do with power doctors have bargaining power and so they are able to extract a higher salary but that's the only reason it's not a function of you need to pay somebody that much in order for them to agree to do something creative and interesting and engaging until they talk about how the current capitalist system thinkers and decision making cornet or class in a decision following working class how a participatory economics abolish that structure it's not even just capitalism i'll use it a second bite is one clear about something this problem exists not only under capitalism that is to say managers and lawyers and doctors and engineers have something which gives them a great deal of p

ness monsterh because that's heidi klum kissing seal. god!, my >> heidi and seal hanging out over the weekend. got them actually -- hanging out? >> hanging out! and it's first time we've seen their uglyer since split last year when heidi filed had avorce and said seal bad temper and he accused her of banging the bodyguard. think heidi would show a little bit more class and separated we were first before she started with the help. >> now all of a sudden they're kissing? the deal.ll us >> here's the deal. their daughter's fourth birthday. they're just making nice for the kids, how do you explain the double cheek kiss? that breakup was so bad, you embrace expect any whatsoever. >> let alone a double cheek kiss. cheek kiss. >> that means we're good. >> i think they're banging, clearly banging. nuts but thego point is, children's parties solve everything so get out have a baby, democrats and republicans, or at least with.nd get it over you know you totally want to. tim tebow, got a little time on his hand right now. >> what the hell is he doing? o

the president's council on fitness mfit ness has changed its slogan to just don't move.t's way too dangerous. since then do you wear a helmet to do a head stand. since when a cannon ball dangerous. they have other ones that are dangerous. it's as usual the nannyism is selective and random. it's all over the place. it's ridiculous. >> like how you called them the soccer person. >> it's not an athlete. you didn't say soccer player. you said soccer person. it's like somebody working the counter at soccer r us. is this an example of our tax dollars at worse or not any tax dollars at worse? >> it does get certain interests. so pathetic. it makes me ashamed to be on "red eye." earlier this year the post office released a lunar new year stamp that had fire crackers. you would light and throw in your sister's bedroom. i don't know what to say about this. >> all i know is fire crackers are awesome. wouldn't this story have made a great chapter if your new book? >> this is another example of what i call the obamafication of the american wussies. >> it's on new york's best seller l

traffic started backing up on van ness after the crash. with a developing story from the east coast where a great humbugs and a tractor-trailer collided early morning in central pennsylvania. video of the scene came into our newsroom and not long ago. accident happened early this morning along interstate 80 in union county. early reports are that the bus ringgit ended the tractor-trailer. one woman was killed, four others were critically injured and dozens more were sent to the hospital for various injuries. 45-50 people were on board. the bus was heading from new york city to cleveland. >> another arraignment today in the group of bikers who assaulted a family in a range rover in new york city. an undercover new york police detective among the group of bikers connected to this video were at least two members of law enforcement -- undercover and off-duty. one of them, 32-year-old n- y-p-d detective wo-check brah-zhok now faces felony criminal mischief and riot charges. a law enforcement official says that brah-zhok didn't inform his superv

. >> again, antonio, the value of speaking to someone like that, and getting intel from them,ness two weeks after an attack where 60-plus people were killed, and similar attacks against soft targets like that are things that are very vulnerable here in america. and with the hundreds somali spores, close to a million or more, i believe we have close to three-quarters of a million in america alone. those somali diasopra are a small minority are infected by al-shabab. they're infected by that ideology. >> i want to talk about their role in financing al-shabab, but let's talk about the drone strikes and whether to take this guy out or not. according to u.s. military official, it was a capture mission. if they wanted to kill this guy, there are lots of ways to do that. no drone strikes, do you think, don, the administration is stepping back from using drones? >> i can't say they're stepping back. they're weighing their best options. if they're operating in an area where they have reasonable chances of success in capturing the target, they're not going to be looking at a lot of innocent civ

i thought maybe the loch ness monster was an oarfish like this?that is something i think it is really important to point out. we have so many stories about, monsters and mythological creatures, many of which are based on real animals. the kracken, the giant squid is actually an animal that exists. mermaids were based on manatees and things like that. martha: wait a minute. mermaids don't really exist, right? >> no. despite what you might see on certain television shows. martha: television shows, my children were convinced. wait a minute. it has to be. i saw it on a science show. >> we call those mocumentaries. my job at national wildlife federation is get people excited about nature and teach them about it and sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction, right? these are animals that really exist that we know so little about. when you think about the fact that the oceans are under assault, we're massively overfishing them, there is awful pollution, climate change is affecting ocean, depleting water even faster than the air, for species like this

neck ♪ ♪ call me bin laden i'm a terrorist threat ♪ ♪ so my guns is quick to blow just like eliott ness to staff threats, we take them seriously and do everything we can to collect all the information we can. definitely in light of recent events at other institutions -- we always take staff threats seriously. and we're going to act on them. >> 17 news at 5:00. >> two inmates stabbed three tehachapi prison guards in what's being described as a violent attack. following the attack, all state facilities went into immediate lockdown. authorities saying it won't be lifted until they're sure this incident was an isolated one. >> ever since the incident at tehachapi against officers, corcoran has been on full alert, searching cells and shaking down inmates to prevent similar attacks in their own prison. >> what are you looking for right now? >> anything, weapons, anything that would be considered contraband. >> pornography, not supposed to have it. >> we'll give him a cell search receipt saying we took it. most of the time we'll just destroy it because it's not dangerous contraband. >> what ar

right here at fenway ballpark, right at the corner of van ness and yawkey way. we are, if you think about the chronology of the last couple months, six months since the terrorist attack. tonight, this city is in the spotlight again. this time, it's very, very different because the red sox are on the big stage playing in the world series, game two. just a couple hour s from now, and of course, the city will remember. and will celebrate life right here inside this ballpark, so live in the next two hours, i will speak with several of those bombing survivors, some of the rescuers who were all carrying on, and i'll also chat with james taylor, who is giving fans a special, special surprise tonight. so we have some of the secrets. the red sox are letting us tell you. so stay with me, live in boston, but i want to start the show with the story actually not too far from where i'm standing. >>> a young teacher murdered with a box cutter. her accused killer, a student. philip chism. just 14 years of age, new to danvers high school in massachusetts. a source close to the i

>> no,ness. >> when house committee members grilled the contractors about the site's technical problems they heard the problems start at the "front door." >> consumers must pass through this front door. unfortunately, the eidm created a bottleneck keeping the vast majority of consumers from entering. >> the contractors were not prepared for the bottleneck that occurred when thousands tried to log on. >> since then. cms, cgi and other contractors have worked closely together to trouble shoot this front door problem. >> republican lawmakers wanted to know what role president obama played in the rollout. >> you all testified. either you didn't know about these problems or knew about them and chose not to disclose them. >> we are there to support our client, it is not our position to tell our client whether they should go live or not go live. >> it's a line of questions pressed. >> we want an explanation an how the system will be fixed, what it will cost, how long it will take. >> democrats on the panel spoke out in support of the role, saying the glitches were about the technology, thought

asian-ness and -- and -- and breasts and womb, lady bits, and it -- it all just comes rushing back to -- to her, and... you guys are overreacting. i'm sure lily just strung a couple of random syllables together and they happened to sound something like that word, but that's all. [ chuckles ] do -- do you really think that? of course! yeah, she -- she's right. she's right. we're being ridiculous. we're being ridiculous. your daddies are being ridiculous. mommy! okay. [ crying ] mr. tucker? no, no, she's -- she's -- she's made her choice. she's made her choice. uh, left turn. here? at the intersection, yeah. okay. left. what? i said, "left." you're going right. wait! no, wait! i'm trying, okay?! pull over. no, i can do this! pull over now! why are you crying? [ crying ] why do you hate me? oh, hell. haley, i don't hate you. you seem like a nice girl. you remind me of my daughter, which is why i want you to live a long and happy life and be safe... and not hurt my daughter. i really want my license. i've been practicing a lot, i swear. you gonna drink and drive? no, sir. you gonna text a

and at least have some cost aware ness of for 85% of americans to fix the 15% that didn't have it.hey have rubed it and it is having real life implications. the website says they can't function dealing with millions of americans' health care plans. presents security questions, too. the i have a small school system in my district. they figured their costs. it looks like it will exceed $100,000, not because of a new plan. just fees, mandates and premium increases. they have nowhere to go to get the money. do you know what they will do? this is important. they are talking about laying off one or two teachers. gone. lose their job. this is no way to fix the problem. costs are up. the number one reason people can't get health care in america before the bill was passed, cost. guess what the number one reason is after the health care bill passed? cost. we need to re-look at this. it's not fair to working american who is had a plan through their employer. they were playing by the rules and the president said, that's not good enough. we'll punish you to fix the 15%. so now everybody is unha

a new state of the art seismically safe hospital will take the place near the corner of van ness and geary. construction is scheduled to start and june and should be ready in 2019. >> what we are now learning about the south bay woman accused of running over her friend while driving drunk. >> tenants fighting back saying the landlord but their lives at risk. >> here is a look at san francisco. still very dark. we are waiting for the sun to rise. are you ready to rise on this tuesday? i know it's tough but you got to to get you out the door, stay with us. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? >> reporter: for the first time publicly a south bay woman opens up about this year's murder of her husband who was a paramedic. that story coming up. >> reporter: a big demonstration planned today for a 13-year-old santa rosa boy kille

. -- spoiled-ness. maybe we spoiled our kids. by the time our kids were born, there was the era of dr. spock and parents indulging their children to such an end -- a degree that we had high youth nemployment. people do not want to do the low-wage jobs because they feel entitled to more than a minimum wage job. the question of the parenting of the boomers is interesting and relevant. part of the boomer experience is the vietnam war. that divided the country. anytime i write on vietnam, i get myself in trouble. you cannot be objective about it. this group of boomers on one side of the equation or the other. that movement seems to never have left america. since neil armstrong went to the moon in 1969, we have not had a moon shot. we have not worked together to do one big thing. i wish our country could find something like that, take on a war on cancer or try to create an alternative to oil, something we could do as a nation together. right now i don't see it happening in the next two years. host: douglas brinkley is an author, presi