olsen. i think to be appointed to this position you need to look at three things, first thing is experience. paul olsen has the experience of being involved in the development of the market octavia plan from the very beginning. he was there when the plan was implemented and he has the experience of being in the community, know what's going on in the community and speaking to the community. the second thing is ability to communicate with the community and the example is paul olsen was elected ten years in a row to the board of directors to the hays valley neighborhood association. as chairman of the public safety committee in hays valley i'm happy to have him on my side and communicate with the community members about public safety irk shoes. the third thing is vision of the future. paul is [inaudible] right now as his job as you would experience core of the bay area and that is provoiding tutors to school kids. if you can't answer anything more about a vision of the future than trying and ge

olsen would be open to understanding our he probably does understand a lot of the things, but it's [inaudible] but speaking for specifically for that neighborhood, so i will be supporting mr. marker for seat number 1. supervisor campos? >> i think i'm going to go home now. [laughter] that's the beauty of serving on the rules committee is that you get to disappoint really good people. you know, i have to say that this has been an interesting position for me because, you know, normally you provide difference to a colleague when you hear from that office. in this instance we have two members of the board of supervisors who are each advocating for a candidate and that's not very typical and, you know, what i have said just recently to each office is what i will say that i came into this meeting not really knowing what i was going to do and wanted to look at the totality of the presentation. i have to say that based on presentation itself, the number of people that came out, mr. olsen seems very impressive and he certainly had a lot of people that have come out and that said, i think the question

olsen we're going to interview them and we're going to get on the ground floor of what euthanasia would do to these families because the one interview that i noticed was watching an interview on our t.v. the guy who passed this film didn't have any children didn't have a single patient the cost of euthanasia so we're going to put a face on the story. for people. i'm going to face on the story for people singlehandedly. but if you clean here. this is the first time we've been in the country for a story for our t.v. . it's awesome it's awesome because you're pretty good at this come together because i get to do that and we're in your work you know. how my first time. and i will feel better words i get i thought. well this story is critical to me because i like the subject better i think the political scientist in me i was like what this is going to do to belgium i'd like to i don't i don't like the fact that they passed this but i like. being able to dissect this. it's important for me as a journalist to cover this because it's a hard hitting piece and i mean this i need the story. of the

she'll be joining the mayor with the tour and she's she's representative for one of the families and olsen lee and barbara smith who is leading the san francisco housing authority. so let's take our tours

olsen is that my hope is that we can come back later on this year and appointment him when these other vacancies come up, because based on everything we know about him, he is an as impressive individual as they come. thank you very much. >> would you like to mike a motion. ? >> i'd like to make a motion to move joshua marker forward. >> roll call, with no objection, motion is passed. congratulations mr. marker. >> would you like to send that out as a committee report? >> yes, please send it out as a committee report. item number 5. >> item number 5 is a hearing to consider appointing one member to [inaudible] february 1, 2015 to the park recreation and open space advisory committee. there's one seat and one applicant. >> okay. maya rodgers, are you here? the floor is yours. >> thank you for having me. just some things about me, i am born and raised in district 10. i grew up there, i work there now. and i also [inaudible] a parks advocacy group, to help the community and help create storage sends r sheds and all those things i felt like we needed. i am a social worker by trade and just

senate file i can't and melissa and nicole jones and andrew and justin and curby olsen and a mile-an-hour and johnny,es he mettled and denver e devon and maria and adidas tang i believe your arrest here for a 10 week summer program we welcome you and look forward to working with you and make a moment to thank 89 i can't organizer of the are internship and has done a fantastic job in organizing this and training the interims giving them a range of experience so we welcome you for the summer >> welcome. >> item 5 review of past events at board of supervisors the board of appeals and the historic preservation. >> good afternoon aaron starr at had this week's planning committee we had an informational policy sponsored by supervisor campos it will amend the in take procedures to get an application if the project sponsor of at least 10 dwelling units about internal policies that discriminate against the lgbt community it was heard and the commission voted for approval. public comment at the land use hearing note that the lgbt community continues to phase discrimination and emphasis the data tha

she'll be joining the mayor with the tour and she's she's representative for one of the families and olsen lee and barbara smith who is leading the san francisco housing authority. so let's take our tours >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the board of supervisors san francisco budget & finance sub-committee for wednesday, july 9, 2014. my name is mark farrell i'll be chairing this committee i'm joined by supervisor john avalos and be joined by sxhooifr i want to thank clerk linda wong as well as jim smith and jonathan madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. copies of the documents should be submitted to the clerk items on today's agenda obey e will be in the next meeting. >> thank you very much madam clerk call item one. >> the resolution of the revenue obligation for the california statewide development authority for the school not to exceed $9.4 million. >> thank you, ms. shall you from the controller's office thanks for being here. >> thanks good morning members of the supervisor wiener s

my name is bruce olsen... i am a veteran and a one reverse mortgage banker... proud to serve senior americans across the country. >>> 22-year-old john skinner was the prime suspect in audrey nichols' murder. he was in prison awaiting trial for an unrelated crime when he allegedly bragged to a cellmate that he had killed audrey nichols and gotten away with it. but police couldn't find any evidence that skinner even owned a pair of spalding brand tennis shoes similar to the prints found at the crime scene. >> we had the information from the jailhouse informant. we knew that we had to have something else. >> it was imperative to get the shoes to do the comparison work. and the longer you wait, the chances of getting the shoes lessens, and the chances of more damage occurring to the shoes if somebody's wearing them, that lessens the chance of an identification. >> as a last resort, police spoke with everyone working in the prisoner processing area of the county jail, and they got a break. skinner's prison file indicated that his mother picked up her son's persona

authorities say 22-year-old casey olsen was driving in the wrong direction before sideswiping a tour bus and colliding with multiple vehicles. he's being held on $250,000 bail. >>> san francisco police want to find the thieves who are stealing cars right down the block from mayor ed lee's home. this is happening in the glyn park neighborhood. they didn't seem to care that motion sensitive lights were shining on them. more of the story from abc 7's reporter vic lee who's live at glen park. vic? >> reporter: car thefts are on the rise in san francisco as well as other bay area cities. now right up here is a small street where mayor ed lee lives. well, we're not going to reveal the name of that street in deference to the mayor's security concerns, but for whatever reason it's become a magnet for car thieves. this year auto thefts in san francisco have jumped 10%. bay view and ingleside police districts have the highest numbers of stolen cars. this quiet street controlled by officers is only a block long. it ends in a cul-de-sac. it's glaring example of how brazen car thieves have become

. >> reporter: using the same hand to catch and throw has proven effective for fell year old dylan olsen. the move was born out of necessity when he was a year we found out he had a stroke and they narrowed it down to either while he was still in the womb or right after birth. report roar the stroke left dylan partially paralyzed on his right side. but didn't stop him from become a sports phanatic and exceeding expectations on and off the field. >> non skilled i can see that he plays baseball with one hand. but other than that, you know, he does everything that every other normal 12 year old kid would do and he does most things even better. his nickname is the vacuum. he plays first base he's called the vacuum because he sucks everything up throw at him. he doesn't miss ball. he's just that good. >> reporter: never satisfied with good enough dylan is striving to get stronger. >> i through a hard one. >> he wrapped up an intensive therapeutic day camp at teachers college at columbia university where he had to keep his left harm in a sling to force himself to use his right. in just three w

he is accused of shooting and kiting 43-year-old chad olsen after olsen allegedly refused to stop textinguring the movie previews. but his attorneys claim that their client acted in self-defense. >>> and eric also frees who is known as the pillowcase rapist. christopher hubbard who admitted raping dozens of women was released from a mental hospital and is living outside a rural california community, despite neighbors' protests. dominick donatelli joining us now from the l.a. bureau to tell us what's being done to keep a community safe from an admitted sexual predator. so can these protesters drive him away? >> they're certainly determined to do that. they're out there with bull horns and they are chanting day a night, at the moment. there was a group about 25 gathered. it's quite a small rural community out there. mostly women, who are rather concerned about their safety. they've formed a group called the ladies of the lake. we can show you pictures making to haze him out of his new home. he moved there oon wednesday. there you can see them with their signs. there was about 25 of them the

play all of these twists and turns so many ways the writers and i love the writers of my show and olsen a twenty one what do you do on set when you're not shooting. read write and joke around with the crew of the best troy in my hair who is the funniest person on the poor little liars that. it really varies everybody has a different sense of humor. i think all of us are funny in our own ways they keep me laughing after five years at mc i mean i mean three if you go back in time to any era which one would you choose whoa this is tough. i'm so i love period films obviously i love theater i you know and i always say i would love to go back to shakespeare's day but i wouldn't really be allowed on stage being a woman. also a woman men played women and so maybe i would love to go back to the restoration where women were first taking the stage i would have loved to have been one of the first women to walk across the globe i would have been amazing and that we will gain if you only move a just conclusion who's the first boy you kiss ok the first boy who kissed me was it doesn't count his name w

appearing on the cover of "town & country" fanning who stars with elizabeth olsen in the upcoming film girls. you were wondering abut the twins? the magazine that growing up in the spotlight she was an exceptionally mature child. i abelieve that. >> the 20-year-old also says it is not hard to maintain your celebrity and your privacy pointing out, that she does not use facebook or twitter. >> good idea. >> i think that's smart. >> we need to do it though. >> saves you a lot of heartache. to another accomplished actress enjoying celebrity. >> melissa mccarthy, whose latest movie "tammy" is in theaters. it took a few moments to put aside critics negative reviews and preserve her hands and footprints in the concrete in front of the chinese iconic theater. >> mccarthy's prints join some 200 of the greats of the silver screen, marilyn monroe, bob hope, humphrey bogrbo -- bogart george clooney and matt damon. happy birthday to all. >> coming up. hundred of thousand of spectators have been turning out at wimbledon. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ little girls, and they make us look l

wall came down i think didn't jeffrey sachs kind of parachute into a new russia and well long of the olsen kind of made a complete mess of things so absolutely and worse yet where people like andres also and you know who really didn't know they were talking about made a complete mess of places like russia and the interesting thing about latvia is that also one kind of parachuted in kind of like a a lawyer abbe a once chaser after the big crash up after two thousand and eight and wanted to kind of rehabilitate his reputation after the big mess that he made in russia so he focused his attention on latvia became one of the chief advisers for the government and they implemented a very very strict austerity program one so strict that even the i.m.f. in the united states and sweden all criticized it so in latvia you had one of the few governments in the world that attack to be i.m.f. from the right saying i.m.f. did not want to go far enough they had to go much further and faster according to the finance minister a fellow named rep who was all the way back to the beginning you know when i was ta

my name is bruce olsen... i am a veteran and a one reverse mortgage banker. reverse mortgage... proud to serve senior americans across the country. >>> welcome back. the 12-hour humanitarian truce now extended for four more hours. this brief cease fire making it possible for medical supplies and food to reach gaza as some residents return to see what's left of their homes. joining us now with a view from gaza city is connor powell. >> reporter: this temporary cease fire is not the one secretary of state john kerry were hoping for, but it's been extended to 16 hours and it's held all day. we saw streets that have been empty. people going to supplies they still fear that the fights will resume later tonight, but much of gaza was awake today moving around, sort of seeing their houses. as we saw today, much of the city and the entire gaza strip has been destroyed. this area has seen some of the heaviest fighting in the past three or four days. everything is destroyed. buildings are burnt out. there's rubble everywhere. >> as you see, nobody can go back for his ho

he's accused of shooting 43-year-old chad olsen after he apparently refused to stop texting during the previews. reeves claims he fired in self-defense. >>> the texas man charged with capital murder in the killing of four children and their parents collapse in front of a judge. ronald haas was standing before a judge during arraignment when he fell to his knees. he was apparently looking for his ex-wife wednesday when he allegedly shot six members of her family execution style. the defense says they will focus on haskell's mental health. haskell is being held without bail. >>> in a rare public appearance fidel castro recented vladimir putin. putin was in cuba to promote russian trade with the communist nation that remains cut off from the u.s. because of washington's 52-year-old economic embargo and putin will also visit argentina and brazil for bilateral talks. >>> finally, 30-year-old kayla riley says heir 4-year-old son eli saved her life when she was having a diabetic seizure in her indiana home and was unresponsive. listen to this. the pregnant mother of three said when he couldn'

my name is bruce olsen... i am a veteran and a one reverse mortgage banker. mortgage... proud to serve senior americans across the country. >>> just a short time ago, israel suffered its first death in the week-old war with hamas. the first israeli to die is described as a volunteer who was killed by a mortar near the israel-gaza border. the death toll is nearing 200 for the palestinians. take a look at rockets going up from gaza bound for israel. israel held its fire for about six hours now. no more israeli cease-fire. that is an israeli strike on gaza shortly after the cease-fire failed. i want you to watch this. goodness. well, that's another israeli air strike just a little too close for comfort. the death toll in gaza now nearing 200. meantime, today across israel, lots of air raid sirens. >> you hear -- you're hearing -- [ sirens ] >> israel says hamas fired 47 missiles during the failed cease-fire. as of yesterday, the israelis say their anti-missile system as scored 200 kills. about 750 incoming rockets have hit ground and now the israelis, as we said

as far as i'm concerned an orange jumpsuit won't be be fashion annual until an olsen twin wears one totarbucks. [ laughter ] this is a story that's kind of funny but also kind of sad. in 2004 a pine tree was planted in griffith park, not too far from here in los angeles, to commemorate the life of beatles guitarist george harrison. but the tree is dead now because it was eaten by an infestation of -- anyone want to guess? [ audience says "beetles" ] that's right. beetles. it's like don henley got attacked by eagles. it's like if hootie was eaten by a bleefiowfish." is that enough? it's like if meatloaf choked to death on meatloaf. over the weekend a strange thing happened. a baby came out of my wife. it was totally unexpected. [ cheers and applause ] it's a little girl. her name is jane. and a lot of medium have been asking me why i had another kid in my mid 40s. and the truth is i was running out of things to instagram. so jane came into the world a couple days ago. we paid for the delivery, for the whole hospital bill with frequent flyer miles. we're very happy because jane slept six

this is after shooting and killing chad paulson-olsen. hughes angry that olson was taxing his baby sitter. and that this was shown on a surveillance camera. it shows three used on the right whose off-camera then reese and draws a gun. and the judge denied bail in february and to change his mind after the now looking at procedures. >>: heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help

. >> reporter: when the tornado hit master auto on broadway victoria olsen went into survival mode. >> where can i go that's safe because there's no way? >> she was one of several working at the repair shop at the time. windows shattered, tools flying, the garage roof sucked up into the sky. >> there was a mechanic in the bay. he was trying to dodge flying stuff. >> few doors down more to clean up at this masonry business. the sky turned so dark so fast giovanni knew this wasn't a typical thunderstorm. >> i actually went in the back end of the garage after i saw the scene crashing in the back fence and everything. all right. you know what i think it's time to step balk and hope for the best roar report twister left its mark um and down broad ways. billboards and signs insteaded and toppled. cars smash. trees and branches everywhere. >> big pine tree in the backyard came up from the roots and knocked her roof and came through my bedroom window. >> reporter: here at 1065 broadway you can see all the today bee that ended up in the pool. what you don see though is the debris that the own

my name is bruce olsen... i am a veteran and a one reverse mortgage banker.senior americans across the country. you just can'tider a 4-star know the name?p to 60% off, just no name? until you book. um... yeah, i'd do that! ♪ interact segment tonight it, ebola virus breaks out. 33-year-old doctor kent bradley and a 9-year-old nancy have been diagnosed with the ebola virus in library i can't. there is no cure for ebola. it kills most people who contract it in a gruesome way. the state department has not issued any formal warnings which is very strange because the countries 6 guinea and leon have seen hundreds of people die from ebola. a doctor joins us. are you fearful that that could break out of africa to the united states. >> travel is made my infection potentially very contagious that can get across the world. actually i'm not fearful about this. ebola virus is extremely contagious but there are many reasons why this is a big problem in africa and why if the patient came here with a problem it wouldn't be. >> we will get into that in a moment. correct me if

classic audrey hepburn look framing the faces of a-lister like jennifer connelly, mary-kate and ashley olsen, getting those beautiful brows can be nearly impossible. that's why more women are turning to eyebrow transplants. ashley wilkins began plucking when she was just 12 years old. >> they never grew back and the more i would pluck and i would try to grow them out and all i would get was a few stray hairs. >> reporter: same story for grace lee who overplucked and even shaved her brows for years. did it affect your confidence? >> definitely. i just didn't feel confident when i went outside. i always needed to like draw my eyebrows which took about 15, 20 minutes. >> reporter: both women turning to dr. mark caoer in los angeles to transform their eyebrows with transplants. >> some people just overpluck their eyebrows and if you overpluck them they may not grow back. another cause is genetically weak eyebrows. >> reporter: a six to eight hour procedure where a strip of your own scalp is transferred one follicle at a time to create a new set of eyebrows. >> we create the desired shape and use

master, grant ♪ that i may never seek ♪ so much to be consoled ♪ as to console >> schwanbeck: leslie olsento inspire now, not inform. she spent 28 years as the weekday education reporter at wish-tv in indianapolis. >> at danville high school, there are currently 6 girls pregnant out of 400. that's 1.5%. >> schwanbeck: then she was assigned to weekend general assignment reporting. so at the age of 52, with a young daughter to care for, leslie quit. >> hi, giselle. >> send request. >> cool. he has the same name as me. see? alex. >> i also felt like, "i'm 52 years old. i am well-paid, and how long really are they going to let me continue to do this?" what it does mean is, yes, they can hire two or three new people right out of college to come in and do the job that i was doing, except that i don't think any of them can really do the job that i was doing, because they don't have the experience or the contacts and resources that i have. >> are you? >> uh-huh. >> cool. i can do it for you. >> i hope it's a nice picture. >> it is. you're in your, like, green suit that you like. >> yeah? >> and th

culture talking point or does it have an actual religious and biblical background and shelley eight olsen is reportedly preparing to spend tens of millions perhaps one hundred billion dollars on the twenty fourteen midterm elections this in time we stop letting billionaires buy and sell lawmakers in washington d.c. with more on that tonight still a take. in the best of the rest of the news back in march of two thousand and twelve occupy wall street activists sessile in mcmillan was arrested for supposedly assaulting a police officer in zuccotti park however after her arrest dylan argued that it was in fact the police officer who had assaulted her grabbing her right breast from behind not identifying himself as a police officer and when she raised her elbow to push him back he rested her for assault in what's been called a classic example police and judicial overreach that no one was convicted of assault on that police officer and sentenced to three months in jail and five years of probation but no one was released from new york city's rikers island prison earlier this month after serving

attorneys say reece shot olsen in defence. the trial is expected to take place next year. >> the lone survivor of an execution-style attack on a houston family has been released from hospital. 15-year-old cassidy is expected to make a full economy. on-haas kill, an ex-uncle tied and killed four siblings. she played dead and then called 911, helping miss. >>> the u.s. is in the midst of a worst epidemic. cheaper doses of the drug has flooded the market making it a drug abused the most. in new jersey heroin is killing more people than car accidents. >> one, two... . >> reporter: daniel grew ub with advantages. av lups and a loving family were -- affluence and a loving family did not stop him growing up and being a heroin addict. >> this is not something you quit one day. i put my parents through hell and back again. they never gave up. they kept pushing. >> arrest photos show the extent of the problem in daniel's home state of new jersey, where drug addiction is killing more than car accidents. publicising the pictures is a way

consumer product consultant tony olsen explains. >> while they're not likely to fail, when they do fail catastrophic. >> reporter: catastrophic accidents like these. this spring, a laptop battery in pennsylvania exploded leading to a devastating two-alarm fire. in many cases, the problem is overheating. watch what happens when the vent for this laptop is blocked and exposed to heat. within minutes the laptop begins to smoke, the battery as hot as 350 degrees. and then -- another issue. experts say in some cases, counterfeit batteries and chargers can lead to rare explosions. >> if it is counterfeit there is no guarantee it meets safety requirements. >> reporter: simply dropping the batteries can cause damage and result in a terrible reaction. >> i heard a pop. >> reporter: this woman says she caught on fire in april after a cell phone battery accidentally dropped. and is still recovering from her injuries. >> it is affecting my vocal chords. my sinus. i will wake up. the left side of my face will be swollen. >> reporter: the portable rechargeable battery association tells abc news, manu

the crowd had been trying to help a former protester, scott olsen.been hurt by a led- filled beanbag fired by another unidentified police officer. the attorney for roche said an arbitrator overturned his termination saying the police officer was following orders. roche is being reinstated now with backpay. >>> happening today -- the city of oakland will introduce its new director for the citizens police review board. that job is critical in holding police officers accountable for their actions, also for improving relations between the community and the police department. that new director is anthony finnell. he has more than 20 years experience investigating police misconduct. he was a sergeant in the indianapolis police department and also investigated misconduct within the chicago police department. the presentation will start at 5:00 this evening. >>> the surgeon general is warning about a big increase in the number of kin scanser cases. the -- skin cancers says. the centers for disease control says the number jumped 200% in the last 40 years. the

. >> you keep bringing up this olsen ruling. isn't that a subjective and an interpretive ruling when the statute is very specific? >> the opinions by the office of legal counsel, when the issue formal opinions, are binding on the executive branch. >> but isn't it also, when there's a conflict between the legislative intent of the language and the executive branch that we have to have a better review such as one interpretive aspect would not be good enough -- >> i'm sure somebody could probably challenge that in the right forum in court but generally the way the structure is set up for olc is they are the source of legal advice for the executive branch. >> well, thank you, general co cole. >> are you interrupting me? is their decor was because i was asked that the chairman -- >> i guess i'll yield. >> the gentleman from nevada is recognized. >> i was asking whether the chairman had made a determination on my request for unanimous consent to edit the documents did i apologize. i forgot to look at that. we can look at the documents

he shot and killed chad olsen over arguing over text messaging. >>> number three, tracy morgan is suingaccording to the lawsuit, walmart should have known its driver had been awake for more than 24 hours. morgan is recovering in a rehab facility. >>> fans of the punk rock band of the ramones after learning that tommy ramone has died at the age of 65. he was suffering from bile duct cancer. tommy said his band wanted to bring back something that was missing in rock. something new and different. he certainly did. >>> number five. those living in the midwest, the weather is not looking good for you this weekend. damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possible today. that includes the city of chicago. >> jennifer gray is with us to help work out the details. jenn, where is the target or bull's-eye? >> the midwest. a chance of severe weather later today. the storms set up along the front. as we good through today and 10:00 this evening. between 8:00 and 10:00, plan on showers to pop up and storms right around chicago and points west. this is going to push to the east tomorrow and bring possib