this was from a 1755 probate inventory after arthur smith passed away. he was married to the longest resident of this house elizabeth bray allen smith. she lived in the house 63 years. this room represents the second wave of changes to the house the house being built in 1665. by 1755, the style of have changed drastically in the colonies. at this point, we have elizabeth bray allen smith adding a partition to add a hallway. this room prior to elizabeth would have been open. it would have been about another six feet more open. when you entered the house, you would have entered into one large hall rather than coming into a foyer and this hall. she added paneling. she changed the position of the windows to make the house symmetrical. she brought life and vibrancy and a level of entertaining that we typically picture in the virginia colonies. she was one of the first families of virginia, so she was entertaining people like the harrison's and carter's, people who go on in proceeding generations who end up being presidents. the allen's that time were entertai

how to make sure those two constitution o exist the second major aspect of the legislation if the probation officer e is operating within the terms of the permit the terms the city has asked them to comply with the city is asking a venue and it is doing so we have a responsibility to allow them to continue this is an important aspect and thirdly before a resident an owner or leaser moves into a new residential unit they'll be notified by the landlord or seller so there's a disclosure please be advised there's a music venue that may impact you there that maybe noise and people on the sidewalks know that and jocelyn made good comments that she interactions with people that come to the commission because they toured a residence on tuesday afternoon they move in and friday night is a different story ultimately we want people to be happy as well as allow the venues to continue to operate and the fourth component is your commission actually have has the authority of the police code to modify the increase of the amount of sound we want to say if there's conflicts between a new venue the entertainm

all accept and are sentenced to a year of probation.des nichols partially arranged for the fight to take place and pleads guilty to battery and tampering with a witness and given three years of probation and 100 hours of community service. as for tori lindsay she is recovering from the ordeal. >> coming up -- >> if you even so much as sneeze, i'll split your [ bleep ] throat. >> a video shows a teenage girl tied up, bound and apparently in fear for her life. >> if you scream and fight, we're going to kill you now. >> those filming call it an innocent prank. prosecutors call it a crime when "caught on camera: teens gone wild" continues. more flavorful. delicious. only one egg with better nutrition... like more vitamins d, e, and omega 3s. and 25% less saturated fat. only one egg good enough for my family. because why have ordinary when you can have the best. eggland's best. the only egg that gives you so much more: better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. there's only two of us... how much dirt can we manufacture? very little. more t

the room were arein in is based at a 17th-century probate court. probate inventory notes all the pieces of furniture in the rooms of the house. all of the household belongings after someone passed away. in many case, s, when historians are going to restore houses, they may not be left with the original pieces. over time, transition of a family from the house, and other circumstances. but through these inventory records, they are able to restore the rooms pretty accurately. so what we see in this room are mostly period pieces based from the 1711 inventory. even though the inventory dates to the 18th century, most of the pieces date back to the 17th century, including in the corn er a 17th-century linen fold. a jacobean piece. we also have the scroll as part of the bevil collection. the signing table. this is another unique character sick of these chambers. in the -- another unique characteristic of the chambers. chambers were multipurpose. upstairs they would've entertained with special or privileged guests. they would have dined in their own chambe

back. >> i was told by my first probation officer after reading the conditions of my probation, if youo this without me violating you, you'll be lucky. this is the first time i've met this man, the first time i've been on probation. he was very right. >> eric john's original charge was for sexual battery. after serving four years in prison, he was released on probation. but when a urine test proved positive for marijuana, he was back in the miami-dade county jail. >> i am a three-time loser. this makes my third time. once you're in the system, you will be back. >> eric johns was definitely a loner in the jail system, but he had developed his own method of survival. in fact, he told us how in his first stay in jail, he sent a message to ward off any predatory inmates. >> first time i came in, the first thing i did was look for the biggest guy in the unit. i decked him. that's how i lost my front teeth. i got my teeth knocked out. but they said at that point, either that guy is crazy or he's bad, but we're going to leave him alone. he just ain't worth it! it works. i am a caucasian male.

adult and aging services, our district attorney's office and i think that i all see juvenile and probation here, and so any department if you want to come up and just briefly provide some information on this item. that will be great. >> good morning, chair, avalos, and vice chair tang and supervisor cohen i am the assistant district attorney and i am presently the managing attorney of the domestic violence unit in our office. and we urge and support passage of these amendments to the family, violence council, ordinance, and the fbc, is a perfect venue for collaboration and exchange of ideas and much needed improvements, to our criminal justice system's response to not only domestic violence, but stalking and elder abuse, the council and all of its members work tirelessly to improve and develop needed policies and protocols to benefit the most vulnerable in our society, women and, children and elders affected by domestic violence and abuse, as you know the san francisco commission and the department on the status of women established the justice encourage oversight panel in response to the

community corrections. >> hi, i'm karen shane from the adults probation department this essentially what is happened in january the adult probation department submitted a proposal to the newly corrections a portion the proposal of the board was requirement that we come to our board of supervisors authorizing the grant proposal at this point the grant proposal has been conditionally approved we're here from the school board in april so the grant itself is to support transitional aged youth parents both young would women with are housed here in san francisco and the giving up of a new program for young men. >> great thanks for being here so supervisor tang. >> just a quick questions are there any matching fund. >> no. >> we have no budget analyst report so we'll open up for public comment seen none, public comment is closed. on item 13. >> through the chair i'd like to make a motion to forward this to the full board open up for public comment and madam clerk any other business before this committee? >> mr. chair there's another amendment. >> we have an amendment for the open spaces in

probation violation.to transfer to a drug treatment program he says prostitution and drugs have been a way of life. >> after i turned 17 and started to look for jobs and stuff, i met some friends that were also transgender and they were like this is how we make money. and i decided to try it because i wasn't having any luck finding jobs. because it's kind of hard to find jobs when you are transgender. started soliciting and got into drugs. and basically soliciting became my life. drug use became my life. >> survival sex is what we as law enforcement identify it. they are doing that because they have been put out on the street by their parents. they have no place to go. so they need money. and, you know, they haven't been able to get a job. so they have sex. >> when a car pulls over for you, it is scary. you never know who is behind the steering wheel and what's going to take place. they could turn the corner and pull out a gun and it could be the end of it. >> we've had several homicides in the last six m

entertainment commission can exercise that authority and here's criteria to evaluate lounge has the probation officer been there so we can clarify the process so there are options rather than the restrictions on the venue that's been in the neighborhood for a long time this is ultimately about starting the communication and bringing the venue and aprons to the table how can we preempt problems that are commissioner pating's and we want to protect the venues but at the same time as i said we want to make sure that people are happy in their homes as the city is rushing to build housing in the new neighborhoods and existing neighborhoods like visa did care we want to protect the reason people are living here in the first place and this is why you serve here i want to thank the diverse coalition of supporters including the california music association and the department of building inspection co-advisory committee and the small business commission and supervisor wiener signed on a co-sponsor we're grateful to him and ben i'm sure you know from a variety of things around the city set up a petition

>> yeah, i could have got out today on probation.never happened. >> what's going to happen with this charge? >> it's going to get dismissed. they really don't have nothing much. we was just arguing outside and one of the neighbors called the police. and that's how this end up happening. so, you know. i guess the prosecutor is going to talk to her this week. they just wanted to know was she okay with it. they got to ask her do she feel threatened or have a problem with me getting out? which everybody know she don't so. >> it is wrong for a man to put their hands on a woman. but i mean, i'm not upset anymore. and he needs to be there for my kids while i'm here. i don't know how long i'm going to be in here. and that little petty charge. he can get out. >> this will never happen again, man. ever. >> it could be years until cory hall gets another chance at life on the streets. he's charged with murdering his uncle and dumping the body in the woods. while awaiting trial he applied for a job in the kitchen, where he worked last time he was

and the district attorney in favor of the domestic violence unit at the doofks. >> our juvenile probation chief and police commissioner and the depth cohesive paul henderson and port director monique and the status of women julie sue and today would not 45e7 without my colleagues i want to call up any partners in this project dr. emily murase for 9 department of the women and the beverly upton with the san francisco consortium of san francisco and, of course one belittle rising would not 45e7 without the director of b day susan swan. (clapping.) and hi, everyone well today's greater in this room and the rotunda and being with the woman that work day to day we know we've work on this issue everyday tests person and specific it types of our hearts and bodies by coming together and advancing today, we come together in community and we come together and we claim and demand an end to violence against women and girls i thank you we're so excited to dance again so everyone has a chance to get up there are a couple of things we rise weer unusual in the rising around the world we're on the west co

it's not just the shift of money but of activities - probation will be handled... well not all... but to a significant degree by judges and probation departments and by district attorneys. >> and so what criminal justice realignment set out to do was to change the way that we sentenced some of the lowest level nonviolent, non-serious offenses so that people who would have previously gone to state prison for the offenses now will be dealt with at the county level with the county correctional justice systems. >> i'm going into a typical jail cell here. this one hold two people. it's pretty tight in here. not much privacy. there's about 80 of these, in this unit. and there's a guard cell in the middle. we're not allowed to film that. none of the women on this floor are actually coming out of the cells. but the women downstairs are free to roam around it looks like. >> county jail system because now there is a person who might have been sentenced to five years or ten years in state prison, who serves that sentence in the county jail. and the county jails were not constructed or designed t

. >> the legislation specifically refers to probation officer e but other types of limited live i think about street fairs this is a big complaint we get you know residents go up and they don't know about the long-standing street fair it is only one day can have a significant community impact is there a way to hold that in or is that off the table. >> (laughter). >> you may have heard me say we've burned through a lot of city attorney's hours but i'd like to think this legislation is establishing a fraction we can apply to other uses and hopefully, this is one. >> i think that just the sheer act of novelist the residents upon the arrival before they sign the paperwork is an important part of the discussion making process living in approximate it to a probation officer e or live in a neighborhood that has you mention weekly sunday goorth and big street festivals i think advertised shared. >> it if i might jump in here we don't know what your coming up what will take place whether when with we have someone about to build something once we've given notice to the planning department that is

and as of thursday carleton hipps was still on county probation. he met with his probation officer on tuesday and he noted no problem. under county regulations hipps was prohibitd from possessing any firearms. >>> today actor dan akroyd says he plans to donate to the memorial fund that's now set up for officer wilson's family >> anyone wishing to make a donation can mail a check to the robert wilson the third family memorial trust fund. police and fire federal credit union fin 01 arch street, philadelphia pa19107. the information is also available on our web site cbsphilly.com. officer wilson will be remembered during a special mass on sunday morning. the address is 2340 west lehigh avenue in philadelphia. that mass begins at 10 o'clock >> developing news tonight new jersey senator robert menendez said to be in the cross hairs of federal prosecutors. informed sources say a long investigation of menendez and a close friend of his is near it's end and it will result in charges of corruption. hours after a law enforcement official told cbs news the ju

the state supreme court ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses for gay couples. this goes against a previous ruling by a federal judge. same sex marriage was approved in the state last month, but only in some parts pft legal status of hundreds of same-sex marriage couples who have already married in the state is not the clear right now. >>> so if you're worried about your kids getting enough exercise you may want to schedule a play date. researchers in cincinnati children's hospital say that kids and teens who regularly exercise with friends are twice as likely to be highly physically active than those who don't. apparently the group said that woulding out with a friend made them feel less self-conscious. the same support from family members did not have the same effect. ♪ >>> i love this guy. >> i agree. real estate lawyer from d.c.. he actually nearly lost everything in the housing collapse. and he's looking for a new start on "the voice". he performed ring of fire last night and it earned him a spot on adam levine's team. don't forget you can tune into catch u

upon completion he would be released on probation. wiggins is working with staff to get placed into a program but until then, he just remain in jail. >> you know sometimes it's difficult, man, to explain to people, you know, like how many times i've been in and out of this system and it's sad, really. now you see a guy that is anxious for change. i never thought i would live to see 30 but i'm here. i have a beautiful granddaughter that i'm crazy about. i want to be there when she graduates high school. i want to be there when she go to college and graduate. i wasn't there for my daughter. when i think about it, it hurts. and she didn't deserve that. i was afraid to change at one time because i was so comfortable being where i was at. it just became an everyday routine. but now i'm willing to take that challenge. >> wiggins, who works as an inmate food server, has spent so much time at bergen county, he has seen staff come and go and go up the ranks. >> there's lieutenants, captains, wardens, they were all officers when i first came in

they give probation, ror, what? i'm sorry, but what? >> oh, my god, i get my bra back today. yes!at's the happiest i am. >> wa-wa. >> officer troy, can you call up inmate collins? i need to speak with her in the hallway. >> inmate collins was r.o.r. out of her charges, however, she does have detainer out of mars county and montgomery county, pennsylvania. so there's no way she's leaving today. >> collins has apparently misunderstood a key component of her plea deal. >> you will be released r.o.r., no dollar amount, unless something else is holding you. >> she does not realize her plea deal only applies to the charges in bergen county. and will be released very soon. but as long as she has warrants in other counties, the jail is required to hold her until the authorities from the next one on the list pick her up. >> i'm going to notify her she's not going to be leaving today and they'll come pick her up. i don't have the exact pickup time but she will not be leaving today, unfortunately for her. >> collins! lieutenant russo would like to talk to you. >> okay. >> hi, miss collins. i

while on probation for the alleged crime he was arrested again a year later for allegedly molesting the family dog. in court, greenberg admitted to the probation violation and was give an one year suspended sentence and ordered to go to an inpatient sex offender program. he is not allowed to have -- he is also not allowed unsupervised contact with children or animals. >>> next, why the families of those girls who skip town to join -- skipped town to join isis are blaming british police. >> at least it's not snow right in coming up topper has more on when the rain is going to move out and make way for warmer weather. also -- >> with the warm weather coming there are going to be more potholes and as you know, if you hit one, the damage can be hefty. what you might not know is that if you do hit one. someone else can owe >>> british lawmakers hearing from relatives of the three london schoolgirl who is left london last month for syria. they are now believed to be in an isis controlled region of syria and their families blame british police for not telling them the girls were at risk obviou

when he signed in, an arrest warrant popped up for a probation violation. when it did, officers went to arrest him. >> i was actually in the bathroom getting high at the time. and when i heard the door open, i heard the keys jingling and then i heard two or three pairs, so i knew it was cops coming in. >> most part not very usual to find someone taking drugs in the jail bathroom. not normally the place that you would go do it. we were kind of shocked that he was doing it. >> i had planned on doing it the whole time i walked in there. i didn't plan on getting arrested. >> i asked him to step out and put his hands behind his back, and he did. then i asked him if he had any more on him and he said no. then i found the 13 decks. i thought you didn't have any on you. he said that's not on me, that's in my wallet. >> now i'm in here with her, unfortunately. so funny how things work out. >> costa was charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance. he pled not guilty in hopes of making a deal for a lighter sentence. in the meantime, even though he and

the state supreme court ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to gay couples.s goes against a previous ruling by a federal judge. same-sex marriage was approved in that state last month, but only in some parts. the legal status of hundreds of same-sex couples who had already married is not the clear now. >>> hillary clinton is steering clear of tough questions on a growing e-mail controversy. she's under fire for using personal e-mail instead of a government issued e-mail. many say she skirted federal rules. clinton did not mention the controversy when she spoke at an emily's list gala. she did however stir some speculation about her 2016 presidential ambition. she asked the crowd, quote, don't you some day want to see a woman president? emily's list works to elect democratic women who support abortion rights. >>> 5:21. a snowy story out of ohio. a man was help to go shovel his neighbor's sidewalk when another neighbor told him forcibly to go away. >> take a look at this picture. the man on the right is the one helping out his neighbor. the man on the left is t

as of yesterday, hips was still on county probation.met with his probation officer on tuesday who noted no problems. under county probation, hips was prohibit from the possessing any firearms. williams has confessed to police that the semiautomatic guns they used in the shooting at the game stop were purchased on the streets now police are investigating who may have illegally supplied those guns to the brothers, and that person could face charges. for the i-team, charlotte huffman, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> members of the philadelphia police department established a trust fund for officer wilson's family. you can find information on that plus any developments in the investigation on cbsphilly.com. >>> happening today search teams will gather to look for a missing teenager from newtown square, delaware county. meantime we're learning the fbi is now involved in the search effort. hundreds of volunteers spent the day friday, looking for 13 year old cayman naib. last seen at his harrison drive home wednesday evening. "eyewitness news" s

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mayor's office and the department of youth and department of public health and adult and juvenile probation and, of course the department on the status of woman d o s w provides an investment it supports 25 programs for the violence against women mission girls and the program is one of the many preservation programs funded by itself city and county of san francisco to serve girls and young women between the ages of 10 and 17 years old it is focused on guardrail the next generation of young women by offering services to inspire them

her probation officer said he can keep her on probation as long as he wants. he did revoke her.y daughter is going through a nerve russous breakdown. he's making her now drive all the way from the kentucky border 45 miles away. she doesn't have any money. she's just a waitress. i don't know what to do. she's going to be on probation for the rest of her life. i don't know what to do about these cruel probation officers we have around here. they feel their name is god with a g. guest: i would say, everyone is governed by bosses. i would reach out to the person who is responsible for these people. as you mentioned about your daughter, she has paid her restitution. this is a lot of people just trying to invest in -- just trying to work and pay for their houses and just be successful. host: after prison, parol probation, and poacht sentence? what time period is that? guest: it can be very challenging, pedro. lthodse that have already restored the rights of ex-felons, not the ones that have had a real situation for our ex-felons. but i think, those stories, their voices have to be amp

i ask for probation. it would not be against your better judgment." but the judge wasn't swayed remarking i would think at 37 you're old enough to understand what you're doing is wrong. i'm sure you're tired of being in and out of jail and court. >> michael cooper does not win in this situation. michael cooper will eventually reintegrate into our community. i hope that this time of punishment will have an effect on his future behavior. >> and so michael cooper will spend the next five years in prison. he also owes bank of america $600. that's how much it costs to fix the a.t.m. in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc 7 news. >> all right. here we go! >> back to the storm. >> we have the tale of two models here. i'll show you two different model situations. one brings us a lot of snow and the other one maybe not so much snow. so these are both sides of the story. >> we get to pick which one we want? >> i know which one i'll pick. >> we'll get snow with either model. >> we do absolutely. and whether we get two inches or three inches, still going to bring us

how to make sure those two constitution o exist the second major aspect of the legislation if the probation officer e is operating within the terms of the permit the terms the city has asked them to comply with the city is asking a venue and it is doing so we have a responsibility to allow them to continue this is an important aspect and thirdly before a resident an owner or leaser moves into a new residential unit they'll be notified by the landlord or seller so there's a disclosure please be advised there's a music venue that may impact you there that maybe noise and people on the sidewalks know that and jocelyn made good comments that she interactions with people that come to the commission because they toured a residence on tuesday afternoon they move in and friday night is

it is up to the judge. >> he is not he is looking at probation under -- they did not put that in pleagreement but that is basically understood. he will do probation that punishes him more than he has already been punished by losing his job and stature. >> that is why he bled flood guilty -- pled guilty there was no wiggle room. lou: that is remarkable they must -- >> a brilliant man too. lou: so sad. i have been crushed. i had a question questions about it. -- i had a few questions about it. >> they could have charged him with a thousand and one violation that is lying to fed they did not change him with that. lou: a trader, edward snowden he wants to come bacto united states now. a fair trial and guaranteed he will not be hanged by the neck until dead or whatever the capital punishment would be. >> he will get a fair trial he will come here, jury of peers. lou: but is it not asinine? if you like russia stay there. >> there are jurors saying this man is a hero, he came forward disclosed what the government was doing. he -- >> he will get a fair trial but he will be chargeed if he come

you're trying to do here i get it and to this town is the backbone the entertainment it is important probation officer to protect those businesses thank you for coming this morning mr. johnson. >> thank you. >> to our director any staff response to this? >> i don't think we have is are service here they already go through the you know co-advisory committee to discuss this issue. >> but we don't see any problems. >> no i don't think especially for new building for existing building we may have big problems due to sound proofing the new building you see from the registration we're complying with the state law and everything. >> commissioner walker please. >> one more question an existing buildings we have usually if there are already in one of the entertainment zones they've been in especially the law projects but is there a way - it is difficult to sound proof existing buildings but is there a part of that that that is a if you live near and venue you can't complain (laughter) your we're going to start this whole debate all over again. >> there were protections offered to venues for older build

he met with his probation officer tuesday who noted no problems. under county probation, hips was prohibited from possessing any firearms. >>> all right, it is 5:06 right now. actor dan akeroid in town for the philadelphia flower show says he plans to donate to the memorial fund set up for officer wilson's family. >> encourage listeners to step up and kind of match the contribution that is are coming, and we talked to our corporate office in toronto make sure that happens next week. >> very, very generous of him. anyone wishing to make a donation can make a check to the robert wilson iii fund, police and fire credit union at 901 arch street, and the information is also on our website yes cbsphilly.com. >> address 2340 west lehigh avenue in philadelphia, that special mass begins at 10:00. >> we are following breaking news out of montgomery county where fire fight remembers battling two alarm fire. at this hour, it is still not under control. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson liver at the scene on the 800 block of dekalb peak whitpain townsh

and me just being there, bam, already the violation of probation because there was felons there.ad in the house, their paraphernalia, their drugs, whatever, i got charged with it. i've been clean since i was out. >> it's disappointing. it's not that we don't see this all the time, but it's just that sometimes we're not there when people come back. everybody makes proclamations of great change while they're in jail. >> i'm going to be honest. to me you look thinner. >> oh, yeah. the food. >> you look thinner. you just seem a little out of it. >> i'm totally out of it. this is -- i'm shocked. when they kicked in the door, i was completely shocked. >> what type of drugs were found? >> met. right on the table that i was standing right by. it's not mine. >> that smell, that same nasty-ass smell. >> i hope that the judge will believe me, you know, that it wasn't mine and hopefully these charges will be taken off of me. if not, i don't know what's going to happen. >>> this sunday, the politics of security. is dysfunction in washington jeopardizing our safety. >> we're going right into t

mayor's office and the department of youth and department of public health and adult and juvenile probation and, of course the department on the status of woman d o s w provides an investment it supports 25 programs for the violence against women mission girls and the program is one of the many preservation programs funded by itself city and county of san francisco to serve girls and young women between the ages of 10 and 17 years old it is focused on guardrail the next generation of young women by offering services to inspire them those have experienced crimes and their latino youth girls and are the hardly to reach the violence and poverty mission girls incurs young women to enclosure option and women and girls here in the city and county of san francisco so today please join me in welcoming restraining order and your next speaker (clapping.) hello, everyone i'm sue is an be rajas i'm speaking not only as the director but as a survivor of a relationship violence today, we are here to help end domestic violence against women i want to thank the courageous women and men that being a woman i