father o'brien was 77 when he came forward.ce died. >> o'brien might have been credible in some aspects of the case, but because of his senility and advanced age, the question here is whether he could be reliable. >> i felt that he was credible. i think he had a remarkable memory. >> rudy jaramillo, retired lieutenant from the texas rangers, met with father o'brien when he was investigating the murder. so, you judged father o'brien to be credible? >> yes, sir. >> did you think he was possibly senile? >> no. >> mcallen chief of police victor rodriguez agrees. do you believe father o'brien was a good, credible witness? >> absolutely. >> the d.a. also said he did not believe the former monk, dale tacheny. >> tacheny was not a witness that i could rely on. i believe that tacheny received all of the information that he wanted to say from rudy jaramillo of the texas rangers. >> the d.a. says the texas ranger rudy jaramillo fed the former monk information which he didn't have himself. lieutenant jaramillo says that never happened and

. >> commissioner o'brien? >> here. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena? commissioner white? >> here. >> we have a quorum. >> next item. >> item 2, general public comment: allows members of the public to comment generally on matters within the commission's purview, and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. >> any member want to make a comment to the office of commission of small business that is not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item. >> item number 3, presentation of a small business commission certificate of honor recognizing the san francisco chamber of commerce small business advisory committee as part of the sbc's "small business recognition program". >> that's you. >> down here? >> um-hm, wherever you prefer. >> all right, here we go. put on my glasses to read it. okay. this is a certificate of honor to the small business commission -- from the small business commission to the small business advisory council of the san francisco chamber of commerce. on this monday, november 18, 2013, the small business commi

forty two year old gordon o'brien of springfield to avoid anemic was remanded on bail to appear again in court in federal court in o'brien leaving dublin district court this afternoon after his appearance on criminal charges. forty two year old former by stark an anglo irish bank and the rich faces nine charges of theft and fraud offences act will also be using the computer for the soul of his game between september two thousand and ten in june of two thousand and eleven loss to the bike was over two hundred thousand euro detective garda stephen items gave evidence of arrest charge and caution. he told the court that he arrested gordon o'brien by arrangement of the bride loved all the station just before ten o'clock this morning. i'm for the nine charges were put to him he made no reply the court was also told that the money folder of two works in a news that lives here that turns every weekends gordon o'brien was done today and i'm sold on the four thousand euro in addition the sign on a walk through robe garda station of the sun today. the sinister us for free legal aid and to bear

for plentyut there of time, conan o'brien.nd jonrusty is with us erlichman -- the dross key is with us and jon erlichman -- with us and jon erlichman. how do you rate this on your cool meter? >> you know, it is a get together for folks who wish 2015 was happening right now are traveling to vancouver. i get it, it hasn't been a long- standing amount -- among the great -- geeks. i am glad they are supporting. i am so was skeptical. it will continue on a regular basis. their fascination cap and flows with economic times. you put up a brand-new building. thisw much do you think have to do with google just started, the company that is supposed to cure aging? do you think those are the big life questions these guys want to answer? >> pick me. take me. absolutely. this is the longer going obsession and silicon valley. surgically make it. if you cannot find something or you could discover a strange theory to get you to last forever. you give other people money so that they can find ways. this is the wonderful thing about utopian visio

>> yes. >> commissioner o'brien? >> yes. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> yes. >> commissioner yee riley? >> yes. >> commissioner right? white? >> yes. >> the item passes 7 to 0. >> thank you, justin. >> next item, please. >> item 6, presentation and discussion on the role and function of the new nightlife and entertainment sector position in the invest in neighborhoods initiative. discussion item. >> and we have a staff presentation by benjamin van houten, project manager, nightlife & entertainment sector. >> good afternoon, members of the commission. thank you for allowing me to speak today and thank you to regina for inviting me. i want to briefly introduce myself and my role in the office of economic and workforce development. my name is ben van houten, project manager for nightlife and entertainment oed. that is a new position as a result of a multi-year conversation, stakeholders in the nightlife entertainment has been having for greater connection to city hall and city services. obviously the comptroller's study last year about the value of nightl

inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] we are here at the national press club talking with o'brien about his book we shall not be moved. tell us a little bit about how you got into this project. >> this was a project when i saw this photograph at the martin luther king center in atlanta in 1992 and realized that this photograph was iconic representation of the sick and and i knew the woman in the center of the photograph. i had met her through her children 20 years before in arlington virginia when i was a playground director and i knew at that moment in the context of all of the iconic civil rights paraphernalia at the king center this is a story that needed to be told so i decided at that moment to go home and start interviewing my friend and find out about. >> did you recognize her in the picture and had she already talked about this experience and sit in? >> i recognized her in the photograph because the children had a total out on occasion and said my mother is a famous photograph, so why didn't really understand how significant that photograph was until i saw the context. >>

three-body problem, but sometimes, o'brien just laughs. >> if you give him the percentage of how manys to know the whole survey size and what games we looked at. and i'm like, john, take it from us, they blitz a lot. >> reporter: urschel is just what the doctor ordered for penn state whose image was pummeled by the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. do you feel you have a responsibility to polish up the image of the university? >> absolutely. i've really taken joy in being able to show people some of the great things penn staters are doing. and that's something that i take very seriously. >> reporter: john urschel plans to try the nfl then tackle a ph.d.. >> people look at me and they say that there are these two almost completely separate aspects of myself. but honestly, i'd say they all fit under the same letterhead of just heart work, dedication and just a drive to be the best at what i do. >> finish up what you're writing. >> reporter: not a bad foundation, whatever the field he's in or on. jim axelrod, cbs news, state college, pennsylvania. >>> coming up after your local new

the day i checked into the v.a., i broke down and cried. >> many of o'brien's patients are like this man dealing with very old wounds. he has received weeks of therapy after waiting 50 years to tell anyone about his assault. >> i was reclusive. i'd been married three times. i was becoming more and more a hermit because i couldn't get my mind away from the event and the person. >> how difficult is it to treat somebody that's coming forward so much later on in life? >> when someone tries to get through their life with a kind of burden that you carry with ptsd and a history of sexual assault that there's collateral damage, if you will. things like failed marriages, failed relationships, substance abuse. those build over the years. >> many service members blame the macho culture of the military for preventing them from coming forward. mike scott says the culture still exists today. >> i think there are a lot of people in the military who think it is good to have rapists in the ranks, to have people without empathy in the ranks because they think that means that makes the military tough.

three body problem but sometimes o'brien just laughs. >> if you give her the percentage of how many this team blitzes, he wants to know the whole survey size and what games we looked at and how many numbers related to -- john, just take it from us, they blitz a lot. >> reporter: urschel is just what the doctor ordered for penn state whose image was pummeled by the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. do you feel like you have a responsibility to sort of polish up the image a little bit of the university? >> absolutely. i've really taken joy in being able to show people some of the great things that penn staters are doing. that's something i take very seriously. >> reporter: john urschel plans to try the n.f.l. then tackle a p.h.d. >> people look at me and say there's these two almost completely separate aspects of myself but honestly i say it all fits under the same letterhead of just hard work, dedication and just a drive to be the best at what i do. >do. finish up what you're writing. >> reporter: not a bad foundation whatever the field he's in or on. jim axelrod, cbs news, sta

. >> reporter: when hillary and charlie o'brien tried to enroll in obamacare, they were blocked by the site used by residents of massachusetts. when they asked health care navigator ken moore for help the site failed again. >> so we're going to convert to paper. >> reporter: the o'briens applied in long hand and were able to enroll. >> it's tough and you're never sure what you're going to end up filling out the right way. >> reporter: out of the 14 states and district of columbia that built their own obamacare web sites, massachusetts is one of three states unable to do reliable online enrollment. on the oregon web site, you can shop but not sign up. in maryland, the web site works but only part time. the troubled web site in massachusetts led the state to stop paying the main contractor, c.g.i., which was also the largest contractor for the failed original version of the federal web site healthcare.gov. jean yang is the executive director of the massachusetts health exchange. >> the system that is in place right now is not performing very well. that has translated to many frustrating

of coming out for the next round of protests that to occur absolutely and thank you so much alexa o'brien investigative journalist on the ground covering this case really appreciate coming in. thank you. yesterday the world lost a hero. former south african president and anti-apartheid leader nelson mandela passed away at the age of ninety five mandela was an inspiring revolutionary who not only changed his country he changed the entire world as a young south african living under full apartheid mandela became involved in and to colonial politics that work to dismantle the oppressive system of institutionalized racism as a young man mandela got involved in politics rose quickly in the ranks of the african national congress and as a lawyer he oversaw the one nine hundred fifty five congress of the people which produced a charter that later became a manifesto for the liberation movement in one hundred sixty two mandela was convicted of sabotage and conspiracy and sends to life in prison as a political dissident he served twenty seven years about sentence to the efforts of the international c

. >> visit o'brien.lgorithm that makes ups take. >> uggla rhythm is not what -- all the rhythm is not what you m is not what you expect to hear a driver and ups. >> technology company that has trucks. >> it is a program 10 years in the making and subjective to find the fastest and most fuel- efficient way to get packages to your doorstep. >> with a 120 deliveries on a driver, there are now seconds. urion is looking at trillions of things. it will run torture thousand alternatives. -- 200,000 alternatives and find the best way. >> each truck has over 200 sensors that monitor everything drivers do from turning on the vehicle to unloading boxes. oh that is fed into the mathematical. goal is we will dramatically grow by doubling and tripling. trying to take a look at small gains. turns out to small be significant. >> its culture of efficiency has a storied past. starting with the company's first delivery car, a model t ford in 1913. ups bills the, first conveyor belt system. >> good morning. >> this year it

o'brien about his new book, "we shall not be moved." please tell us a little bit about how you got into this project. >> guest: i got this into project when i saw this photograph at the martin luther king center in atlanta in 1992. finish and realized that this photograph was an iconic representation of the sit-in movement. and i knew the woman at the center of that photograph. i had met her through her children 20 years before in arlington, virginia, when i was a playground director, and her kids came to the playground. and i knew at that moment when i saw the photograph in the context of all the iconic civil rights paraphernalia at the king center that this was a story that needed to be told and hadn't been really amplified. so i decided at that moment to go home and start interviewing my friend joan and find out more about it. >> host: so did you recognize her in the picture when you first saw it, or had she already talked to you about this experience? >> reporter: >> guest: , well, i recognized the photo, but i really didn't underst

o'brien about his new book "we shall not be moved: the jackson woolworth's sit-in and the movement it inspired". please tell us how you got into this project. >> i got into this project when i saw this photograph at the martin luther king center in atlanta in 1992 and realized this was an iconic representation and i knew the woman at the center of that photograph. i had met her 20 years before in arlington, va. when i was a playground director. and in the context of all of those iconic civil rights at the king center. a story that needs to be told, so i decided at that moment, and find out more about him. >> do you recognize her in the picture when you first saw it would did she talk to you about this experience? >> i recognized her because her children -- my mom is in a famous photograph. i didn't understand how significant that photo was until i saw it in context. >> what did you learn from her about the civil rights movement you hadn't known before? >> what was interesting is she was the southern white woman who risked it all to feed her family, her involvement in the civil rights

. >> in the year 2000, dr carol o'brien developed a 16-bed treatment facility. the program was only available to female sexual assault victims. >> what was your reaction when you heard men coming forward saying it was happening to them. >> i was surprised. i really wanted to hear more. >> in 2003, the facility opened its doors to men. what did you learn from the men that joined your program? >> we learnt that it takes a lot for a man to be willing to report the amount of shame or fear about the reaction of others is pretty profound. men are worried if they were sexually assaulted by another man and they are married. and they tell their wife, they'll think they are gay. >> i nevered talked to anyone until i checked into the va. the day i checked in i broke down and cried. >> many of o'brien's patients deal with old wounds. he received weeks of therapy after waiting 50 years before assault. >> i was recluesive. i had been car nid -- married three times and was becoming a her mitt because i couldn't get my mind away from the event and the person. >> how difficult i

. ♪ >> this year, the world's biggest package shipping company, ups, introduced o'brien, a system thats data to save on driver posterity roots. that includes cost savings in the millions. ups has been working on the algorithm for a decade. take a look. o'brien, the algorithm that makes ups kick. >> algorithm is not a word you would expect here from a ups driver. -- or ryanchanging is changing package delivery. -- orion is changing package delivery. it is the program 10 years in the making. its objective is to find the fastest way to get packages to your doorstep. deliveries, there are more ways to serve those customers. orion is looking for trillions of things. it's going to run 200,000 different alternatives and say this is the best way to deliver. truck has 200 sensors that monitor everything drivers do from turning on your vehicle to unloading boxes. that goes into a mathematical equation that prioritizes a variable. >> our goal wasn't that we would dramatically grow efficiency by doubling and tripling. it was trying to take a look at some small gains. on our scale small turns out t

the newshour science correspondent miles o'brien is here and he fills out the picture, miles. it's good to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> warner: so the first development you highlight, the energy revolution is kind of remarkable because it seems like just yesterday policymakers worried about needing more oil, needing the import oil but the picture has changed. >> it's breathtaking how quickly things can change. what we are talking about is energy independence in the next few years. but 2015 the experts say the u.s. will be the largest energy producer in the world. i mean when you think of what we want through in the 70s in this country, that's a taggering statement and this all goes to the root of hydraulic track turing which has been around-- fracturing, which has matured to the point where it is deriving tremendous output for u.s. sources. >> and it has an affect on the lives of ode people. >> it does. you know, it goes across-the-board when you think of the economic implications, there's talk of a manufacturing renaissance in this ri:. it changes geo politics in

o'brien. >> commissioners thank you very much what on exciting conversation already on this tactic thanks the the examiner my day was wrecked with you it's thrilling to be here in the bayview with my serving. i actually on that hill i have a butterfly that is now an earning disregard butterfly. the bayview has been pulled into the recovery plan it's troiblgd to a hilltop the department pulls in a non-native san franciscan butterfly to our habitat. most of our butterflies didn't choose the neighborhoods they sort of pulled up. i want to also role - i want you to imagine opening day at the before i do new building we cut the ribbon and we pat ourselves on the back by releasing 90 squirrels in the community we release maybe 40 bats have them fly off and the important part of those stories are role your laughter and our chortle. that's why we're here because we're talking about a group of kraefrpz we don't think is a big deal we don't consider butterflies wildlife. they're prettyness has turned them into actual lips we've gotten bloind and objective if i had those creatures their wifi they're

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o'brien. >> commissioners thank you very much what on exciting conversation already on this tactic thanks the the examiner my day was wrecked with you it's thrilling to be here in the bayview with my serving. i actually on that hill i have a butterfly that is now an earning disregard butterfly. the bayview has been pulled into the recovery plan it's troiblgd to a hilltop the department pulls in a non-native san franciscan butterfly to our habitat. most of our butterflies didn't choose the neighborhoods they sort of pulled up. i want to also role - i want you

anybody if the jerry my o'brien. lastly i'm sure oh, and commissioner caps isn't here >> why don't we postpone that. >> i know she wanted to speak in particular so the last thing i would recommend we adjourn our meeting in the american of nelson mandela. i want to say a few worts words to whom mr. nelson mandela was although i think we know. he was born in july of 1918 and pass away december 25th at the age of '95 years old. he was a politician and philanthropist and most importantly president of south african that heer e he was south africa's first elected in democratic elections. he focused on dismanlz awe pardon and inkwaem e equality and participated in reconciliation not only in his own country but around the world. he had a role in the bombing trial and was a participant in the trial. nelson mandela received over one hundred and 50 peace prices. so he's an icon in his legacy has helped us including he at the ports waterfront i hope it's already to yearn in his memory >> any public comment on the executive direc

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the house was owned by a prominent developer named mel murphy of murphy, o'brien real estate. the house was being remodeled and being enlarged. the plans call for the house to become too big. >> we were trying to stop this from happening. he's gonna build a 5,000-square foot house in a neighborhood of 2,000-square foot houses. we fought it constantly. >> reporter: the neighbor sent us a picture of the home before it collapsed. contractors were repositioning it to a new foundation and that perhaps that contributed to the house. the contractors are discussing plans to stabilize the house to prevent any further problems. it may be that the house has to be demolished. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the oakland police department is rolling out new additions to the fleet today. we'll show you their new ride. >> we're less than a week until the final 49ers' regular season game at candlestick park. we'll take you inside for a final tour. >>> we have new information about the fire at santa rita jail in alameda county. the alameda county fire department says there was an explosion i

that was jay leno and conan o'brien on the fallout on the suspension from "duck dynasty." phil robertson. conservatives rallying behind the reality star were joined last night by steve colbert who defended his rosie depiction of southern life under jim crow. including his claim that blacks were happy, and quote, no one were singing the blues. >> they had nothing to sing the blues about. for pete's sake, they got their own water fountains. in fact, they had it so good, white people pretended to be them. i tell you, who i feel sorry for, folks. a&e. with this controversy, they may have just lost the "duck dynasty" massive black and gay audience. that's "hardball" for now. up next, your business with j.j. ramberg. ibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related s

. >>> some hollywood stars like glenn close, conan o'brien and kevin spayscy joined heavy hitters from silicon valley to celebrate science as those awards were handed out at nasa ames research center. the prize money is donated by the likes of facebook head mark zuckerberg, google chief, sergei britain and google tech investor, yuri milliner. >> pushing them all the time. >> some 50 years ago, the most famous person in the world was a scientist, not a rock star no at movie scar. albert einstein was his name. >> you sought emcee there, he was the host. the breakthrough prize was awarded last year, helping scientists follow their dreams while still being able to be financially stable. >> sometimes they have to make a choice. >>> 4:39. find out what is going on with the weather. >> like kevin spayscy, good clothes. talk about temperatures. they are about the same if not warmer than yesterday. 32 in navado, 20 santa rosa. temperatures below freezing, moisture in the air, leyla and i will keep an eye on the possibility of black ice forming there. watch that four. also, frosty temperatures e

onan o'brien -- we're out the red carpet.ith us. ♪ >> here's a look at the top headlines this morning. north korea has executed the uncle of kim jong un. they accused him of trying to overthrow the regime. collins sac capital is facing big changes. this is according to the wall street journal. they're also changing relationships. --y have lands end dan lamplight insider trading charges. and users will be able to tell if someone else on twitter has locked them. twitter was trying to shield people from retaliation, but the new rule actually made it easier for stalkers to track the atoms. ctims. >> joining us now with tom keene. >> she hates me, she can block me. completely. >> i can block you. i am more like the stalker anyway. >> is it you that is stalking me? >> i am stalking you and you want. of me. you blocked me. they switched it so you would mew me. i would still be harassing you, but you would not know it. the twitter sphere when not. >> you would know that i block to? >> yes. you would mute me. they came out with a hint

european central bank president marty o'brien didn't talk the talk didn't suggest any further the policy measures that the policy meeting last week up in buses assuming the eurozone economy is pretty stable now also with the focus on china's cpi coming up later. and so we'll see how that effects the japanese stocks here as most asian indexes will keep track of current sea levels as well. i'm becky turning things off with an update from the memory card from the tokyo stock exchange unknown to take a quick look and global economic calendar for this week. first the results of japan's corporate sentiment survey for the october to december quarter will come out on tuesday. sentiment among major companies improved sharply in the previous three months which marked the third straight quarter of games. on the same day treat ministers will point out four days of trans pacific partnership reached the talks in singapore. the japan's machinery orders for october will be released wednesday this key indicator of corporate equipment investment fell two point one percent in september from the previous mo

that was jay leno and conan o'brien on the fallout on the suspension from "duck dynasty." hf phil robertson. conservatives rallying behind the reality star were joined last night by steve colbert who defended his rosie depiction of southern life under jim crow. including his claim that blacks were happy, and quote, no one were singing the blues. >> they had nothing to sing the blues about. for pete's sake, they got their own water fountains. in fact, they had it so good, white people pretended to be them. i tell you, who i feel sorry for, folks. a&e. with this controversy, they may have just lost the "duck dynasty" massive black and gay audience. that's "hardball" for now. up next, your business with j.j. ramberg. u use in the laundry. my tide, downy, and bounce all come in free & gentle. so we get a cleaner, softer blankie. [ gasps ] [ female announcer ] tide, downy, and bounce free & gentle. it's not the "limit the cash i earn every month" card. it's not the "i only earn decent rewards at the gas station" card. it's the no-games, no-signing up, everyday-rewarding, kung-f

what it means for the hacktivist community at large i'm joined now by investigative journalist alexa o'brien who's been covering the case was just there yesterday thank you so much for coming on alexa. having me so pay pal wanted five point five million dollars in damages now the only and the collectively pain thousand dollars a pay pal how these damages assessed in the first place. well that's a bit of a mystery because the plea deal that was structured through the settlement conferences that i've been happening over the last year which boiled down to one felony count which with the witch with the eve which was either conspiracy or damaging a protective computer and then the misdemeanor was adversely affecting a networker system. those were all hammered out like i said in a settlement conference the the process of trying to produce the damage or lack of damage evidence from pay pal because the government didn't have ownership over it was a series of of you know essentially sidestepped subpoenas by e-bay and pay power what cited in the. records is a couple of items the five point five millio

buses could look like one day in the future now the lone dissenter in the vote councilman dennis o'brien says children are already too bombarded with advertising and the city should try to find another way to raise money but for now it looks like when the wheels on the bus go round and round the city's bank account will go. a sexual desire drug for females hit another snag this week when the food and drug administration turned down the medicine for widespread distribution fills the flip of sarin is the non-hormonal pill that is not like an antidepressant in that it lowers the level of chemical serotonin in the brain and boosts dopamine or that happy go lucky feeling in the brain the pill which was created by sprout pharmaceuticals would have been the first of its kind to hit the market however the f.d.a. says that the drug is only has a effect on women in the company claims that in clinical trials the drug it was actually dug. old women sexual experiences over the women who had received a placebo pill for pharmaceuticals has appealed the f.d.a. decision so there might be hope yet for wom

they would be reimbursed for medical expenses and cards the director general of the heat to see tony o'brien said he first learned of an actor on rte news bulletins this morning. he apologized for any distress and to the master would be set aside we will continue but no magic here for the families of patients with narcolepsy it's a very tough conditions deal with and haven't been immense sympathy for some reason the mtv show young people who are suffering from an architect. lawyers for two families affected told the high court today. they had now received a legal correspondence on behalf of state agencies which appeared to confirm the reinstatement of all entitlements. michael coast senior counsel told mr justice michael part of his clients wish to seek for the clarification of the inaccuracy. this evening to stake a news agency said it told the agency to cease making ongoing out of pocket payments to individuals who were suing the state. but it did not advise that norman has benefits for other supports be withdrawn. with the senate just weren't so serious that for the patients about hackett

the boxes look like that one day in the future now the lone dissenter in the boat councilman dennis o'brien says children are already two bombarded with advertising in addition to find another way to raise money. but for now it looks like when the wheels on the bus go round and round the city's bank account will help contain. the sexual desire for females hit another snag this week when the food and drug administration turn down the medicine for widespread distribution and fill that when the tsar and is the non hormonal hill that is not like the anti depressants in that it lowers the level of tentacles saratoga and in the brain and boasts don't mean are the happy go lucky feeling in the burnie the pillow which was created by sprout pharmaceuticals when not in the first of its kind to keep the markets the fda says that the drug is it only has a mild effect on wed. the company claims that in clinical trials and ride it was at double that when his actual experience is over the women who had received say appleseed no help. the pharmaceuticals has appealed the fta suspension so there might be ho