. >> reporter: raymond scott presented himself as an international playboy.re designer clothes. announcing on this previous occasion, he arrived in a stretch limousine, with champagne, cigars and a pot of instant noodles. >> now, is the winter of our discontent. >> reporter: scott actually lived with his mother and claimed benefits. at the sentencing, he was dressed in a suit and a shirt. he was accused of stealing the folio, from durham university library. worth millions of fines and almost 400 years old, it went missing for a decade before it turned up with scott in america. judge richard lowden said scott had tried to sell the stolen book, to fund a ludicrously extravagant life tile and impress a woman he met on holiday. scott was described as a fantasist. and he carried on cultural vandalism, in order to get rich. he said that was complicated and aggravated by the fact that he tried to sell the quintessentially english treasure abroad. >> raymond scott is a petty criminal. that's what he has been for many years. when he chanced it across this first folio,

so now you are going to dollar store dollar store stocking shelves and let me shows up raymond it's comes in some time and he's staring at me over the top of these little you know potato chip type hold and i walk and say can i help you and he said no i'm just shop and he leaves and then he comes in again tells me he's been working on the case on the side he's looking into this on his own on his own for fun i don't know why i was going to do with this information if you get a visa into it and i guess if he gets enough of it he thinks he can pop it somewhere i don't know so he keeps coming in and ask me questions about boat rigging and spies and i don't know so what he wants so i just answer whatever he asked this was a big case that he was making headway on it was an official case because officially he was going to do nothing because feeney wouldn't let him do anything so i give him information but he didn't give it back clinton tecate it to me that ray lamie had told him that it was much bigger. that what he was investigating was much bigger and went higher clint so this to you clint said

>> this is an extended experience in "raymond versus raymond."e new look foundation, i started in 1999. it's actually my first. it's a philanthropic effort. we have an incredible event in georgia. leadership awards for youth. >> yeah. you -- >> that's right. >> you just gave out a big award to none other than former president bill clinton. >> yes. it was incredible, man. it's an annual event. we're going to do it every year. every year, all the year around, to the future leaders of america, really. of the world, really. >> planting the seeds for everybody. you ready for more music? >> you want more? you guys want more? >> from "versus," it's already been number one. "omg." ♪ oh, my gosh baby, let me ♪ ♪ let me love you down there's so many ways to love you ♪ ♪ baby, i can break you down there's so many ♪ ♪ ways to love you ♪ like oh, my gosh i'm so in love ♪ ♪ you make we want to say oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh my gosh ♪ >> y'all know the words. ♪ you make me want to say oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ i fell

report alleged there was no blood on the towel and no visible trauma to the body the photographs of raymond lemmy. seem to suggest otherwise. and valdosta police have confirmed that these photographs are real and that due to interest on the internet in december of two thousand and four they reopened the case of raymond let me also around that time they spoke with someone at the florida department of transportation and that they closed the case shortly thereafter now they won't tell me who it is they talked to at the ford department transportation. they told me over and over and over that they were not stonewalling me then they're they didn't call me back ever again and remember they're involved das the georgia. so what the hell does the florida department of transportation have to do with an investigation that they're doing at a georgia police department so the fact that a call from someone at after would lead to shutting down the investigation in georgia. you know i don't know if there's anything sinister there or not but it sure doesn't smell right six weeks after lemmy died tom feeney we

per raymond has been assembled for next week and she will likely enter her plea 167 felony counts on a minor, and one misdemeanor involving firing a gun from her hummer. and for our agreement will be next week and her bill is that four or $3 million. >> her arraignment. >> and i'm going to go through it, before i can go through any case. >> she is accused of having sexual relations with two boys. one could go back as 2008. economists say the bay area housing market is doing a lot of unrest in the country right now. the home values is up 4.1%, and it is the fifth consecutive quarter of injuriincreases, how, the national is lower. and christine connolly will walk us through these numbers and with these mean. >> and these latest numbers show a bit of a revival. you can see that it is $497,000. that is numbers will not seen since the year 20 03. you can see on this map, some of the areas and increases. and the san ramon, 30 percent increase compared to the same time, last year. it-13. 11 percent, and in the south bay, the sundamilpitas, and also ince in the number of homeowners who are u

raymond brown. janet bonds, and janet sits at the table right there. she helps on every aspect. the jordan group, and ms. collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. let me tell you about the project and a lot about san francisco and by the end of this, you're going to feel like you have been buried about the new deal. i am only scratching the surface. i haven't even gotten through it. it's terrific. i recommend that is supplementary reading. homework assignment that you have to do that. i am going to tell you about the living new deal project and a lot of stuff that got done in san francisco and various other places as well, too. we have t

raymond brown. janet bonds, and janet sits at the table right there. she helps on every aspect. the jordan group, and ms. collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. >> the mayor, the office of workforce development, kick off a new program which is to engage some of the artists in reinvigorating the streetscapes. organized in partnership with neighborhood based economic development organizations, the art in storefronts taps into the incredible creativity of the artist community to help improve the quality of life and the business climate in poor neighborhoods. the tenderloin, central market, they view, and the mission's 24 st.. at the launc

raymond brown. janet bonds, and janet sits at the table right there. she helps on every aspect. the jordan group, and ms. collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. >> welcome to culture wire. did you know the city of san francisco has an art collection consisting of 3,500 objects? it ranges from paintings and objects placed in public buildings to w.p.a. era murals and bronze busts in city hall to site specific sculptures. many of the large sculptural public works are in need of repair and a long-term solution is needed to ensure the treasures will be cared for. the story of the arts commission's new program art care begins with venerable

. >> caller: ...the raymond hotel's on fire and there's about 20 people evacuated. >> police: shots fired! >> police dispatch: okay, code 33 adam 11 david, shots fired at geary and leavenworth. >> 911: fire department, may i help you? >> caller: ...i hear the ambulance, but i wanted to make sure they're coming here. >> engine 8: command, engine 8, go ahead. >>> fires...medical...and police emergencies require that we get there in a hurry. lives and property are at risk! a quick response requires your help. every second counts. hello, i'm san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white. the following video will show you how to safely move over for red lights and sirens and help us get there. in today's fast-paced world, we are all in a]< hurry. while driving, many of us are prone to the distractions. we are listening to our music...loud! we talk on the cellar phone...or we zip in and out of traffic, just trying to get to our destination. the cars we drive today are well insulated and almost soundproof. so, it's no wonder that we do not hear the sirens of emergency vehicles. >>> well, the main

in sound and media, we have carolyn chadwick, raymond chavez, alex chadwick. my media coordinator, luc d ubious. they've given us a much of their time and brilliance to work with us to help in the final character of the media and also pentagram and management. i have to think what wall of foundries -- i have to thank walal walla foundries. what is missing? it begins with an accounting of what we are losing as we watch. in terms of species and habitat loss and i hope it provokes more a sense of wonder at what this planet is capable of and still could return to. this is a beginning. let's imagine this as a portal. we have begun to think of this as listening to the earth. me will be able to connect to the president. we see all the things that are being accomplished. we can also see into the future and by 2000 12th, we will start with the clean paint for the future. -- and by 2012, we will start with the green plan for the future. we start with the past and a new idea of what a memorial can be. we launched here with what is missing. in two days, we are launching a

no raymond's no boundaries for you to roam gibson uses the land of capered mountain to educate the public about the effects of mountaintop removal one of the biggest questions people asked me if i had a picture of the mountain before was destroyed. here paperno why should you take a picture of a mountain for it's going to be here forever. day by day the seventy five hundred acres of active mountaintop removal mine continue to encircle his property. another family cemetery sits across the ridge on the active mine site although regulations require that family members have access to these cemeteries requests are often not he's lee granted on memorial day of two thousand and six gibson and a group of supporters make a trip to the cemetery i want a day we're going to go on the mine site at the cemetery over there and we get to how long around and different things going on and. i still do me a safe the whole idea would be shown in public out forty zero goaded to get to cold even into a graveyard. after filling out a den of occasion and release forms the group is permitted to enter the mine site

raymond chow had served time for racketeeering. >> not just for bringing people to the chine tony butts and the families who are making this a liveable place for everyone. so many more years. >> the event is now being funded by the chinaton neighborhood association and will be run by the united health care workers union. it will run until october 9th. >> a group of up to a dozen people attacked a 40-year-old man walking through delowers park today. the man was beat ', robbed and stabbed several times. employs were -- police were called to the park and closed off surrounding streets. three people have been arrest. the victim is a 40-year-old san francisco man. who is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. >> more efforts to help soften the blow of budget cuts, this one showing support for bay area k9 units. the vallejo police department pulled three of its four police dogs off the streets. a nonprofit group is holding a fundraiser using pay area pet food express stores to make its easy to donate to the cause. >> we have self-service pet washes in just about every one of our stori

weekend warning that unarmed turned against the country remains an option a film doesn't stop at sea raymond which meant program but russia says current you want sanctions and resolutions in iran do not allow for military intervention. civil rights groups and these rogue these that government of racism saying that the new normal specifically aid to think that the lives of other arabs and minority groups. international news life this is also you with me thanks for joining it's a state of emergency has been declared in thirteen of russian regions as forest fires continue to rage in a record heat wave which shows no sign of. ending forty people have died in the flames and over three thousand have been left homeless the vast urban sprawl of moscow is now shrouded in a blanket of thick smog i don't know the car is in the heart of the capital while peter order is outside the city as an airbase where fire has caused serious damage . we have heard from the military and they've confirmed that there was a fire however saying that this fire took place not where the. equipment was worth so much money wh

. >> reporter: raymond scott presented himself as an international playboy.announcing on this previous occasion, he arrived in a stretch limousine, with champagne, cigars and a pot of instant noodles. >> now, is the winter of our discontent. >> reporter: scott actually lived with his mother and claimed benefits. at the sentencing, he was soberly dressed. although cleared of stealing the folio from durham university library he was accused of mishanding the book. worth millions of fines and almost 400 years old, it went missing for a decade before it turned up with scott in america. judge richard lowden said scott had tried to sell the stolen book, to fund a ludicrously extravagant lifestyle and impress a woman he met on holiday. scott was described as a fantasist. and the judge said he carried out an act of severe cultural vandalism in order to get rich. he said that was complicated and aggravated by the fact that he tried to sell the quintessentially english treasure abroad. >> raymond scott is a petty criminal. that's what he has been for many years. when he

the victim, 29-year-old raymond twine died at the scene there is nothing to indicate the shootings were related itch the egg recall got larger. a second egg producer is involved after tests there confirmed salmonella. recalling close to 200 million eggs. more than half a billion eggs have been recalled. >> with a second iowa egg farm testing positive for salmonella the recall expanded. now, another 170 million eggs produced by hilandal farms in iowa are being recalled. the fda says the two recalls are related. the strain of salmonella is the same in both casees. customers that we talked to aware of the news? it was mix mixed. >> they recalled a number of eggs. >> not at all and i just bout some. >> they bout eggs at this luckies. the company says the only effected eggs it had were sold over a seven-day period back in june. and only eggs that were sold in five dozen lots. the company issued a statement saying it is confident that none of the eggs currently stocked are brands listed in the recall: the new egg recall covers five brands sold between april and august. hilandale farms, sunny

south africa isn't done with just yet the brazilian culprits of the team's strike against then coach raymond domenech have been summoned to a disciplinary hearing by the country's football association but treece evra nicolas anelka frank river ian journey to alarm the man called up the entire team refused to train at one stage while anelka was sent home after a perfunctory written tirade against dominic every has been seen arguing with the fitness coach the side began to implode prior to a friendly with norway last week new manager long blank suspended the entire squad all the f.f.f. have already withheld world cup advertising bonuses which were to be paid to the players. we'll keep you updated on that one let's move to golf where it would have been almost unthinkable a year ago but tiger woods has not yet made the u.s. ryder cup squad the world over one finished tied for twenty eighth at last weekend's u.s. p.g.a. major meaning he must now rely on the country's captain to hunt him one of the four wildcard spots for a tour which event his number one player in the world and that's a pretty go

speaking of good community relationships and organizational relationships, i was handed a note by -- by raymond from -- from richmond park saying this actually -- the elementary school may actually have space. it may be an opposite for a program like this which is breat close to the laurel campus. we'll help facilitate and participate in that conversation to see if we can't make something happen. i thought you were going to say something. >> i'm going to turn this to a vote. i know if you start, everybody want it is add something. it is not fair to the process. we -- we have seen a lot. there'll be more to complaint. i think there are a couple ofishes i want to point out. it is made clear to us at least from the supervisor alioto that she doesn't want to see talioto she doesn't want to see the cal hallow facility go dark. the second issue is we have been negotiating if good faith after a long effort with the -- with the l.i.a. and i think that -- that they are at a drop dead date where they go out of business if they don't have this facility. they have staff and they have services. i think ther

told my part of it and the inspector general was whom right let me what complaints were made with raymond let me and proper and voicing on the part of the gang enterprises improper political influence because coming down from tom feeney i see. through my immediate supervisor now it's until the half of yang enterprises and the use by yang enterprises of unauthorized alien labor i tell them everything that went on and yet you don't buy the vote rigging software yes you sure yes in their report it looks like you complained about the things that had to do with specifically that's the things that he could touch on and all the other stuff he was supposed to pass on to like the nasa stuff he was passed in nasa and you know it was a go they vote rigging stuff he was supposed to pass it out i guess to where it goes they claim that you didn't tell them seems odd doesn't it they know about all the rest in the year two thousand they cut your. of this bill. and the presidential election process there's no doubt in my mind that al gore was elected president. he will see the most votes nationwide and mo

speaking of good community relationships and organizational relationships, i was handed a note by -- by raymond from -- from richmond park saying this actually -- the elementary school may actually have space. it may be an opposite for a program like this which is breat close to the laurel campus. we'll help facilitate and participate in that conversation

let's be clear here fifty thousand troops will be left behind they will have combat capacity general raymond odierno as well as u.s. ambassador ryan crocker both made comments in the recent days that those troops will be able to fight if they feel if necessary the the phrasing of combat combat troops is easily parsable. there they are they're armed and they'll be ready to fight if need be so like i said there is there's a general lack of clarity in terms of. what the current policy is there as we speak now that remains it's also if occasion for the troops remain of course it's been a painful transition since of the dictatorship was indeed do grieve then that the operation iraqi freedom as it was called which is just officially ending today has set iraqis all the polls to democracy all the flow of venture despite all these painful transition. well i'm not sure about the final path i see as is anybody who was observing there are have been many bumps along the way and i'm sure you've talked about on air already there is a political impasse right now between the rival factions there is no. worki

raymond chow known as shrimp boy, has served time for racketeering, but he said he was reformed. has concerns about church the event is being run using funds from the chinatown neighborhood association and will be run by the unite health care workers union. >> the u.s. park service is imposing an 11:00 keir -- curfew on beach fires. they want to ensure a clean and safe experience for the public. they are especially concerned about assaults, vandalism litter and public drunkenness. all fires are restricted to the designated fire pits, which are available on a first-come/first-serve basis. ocean beach remains open 24 hours a day. >> up next, twitter celebrates a big milestone today. also how nine low-income families were able to go solar today. plus meteorologist leigh glaser says we could see some warmer weather. >> mike: the giants made a few trades before beating the dodgers, and brian shaw hosts a fundraiser. [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the ra

the commission also rejected the canvasy of raymond joseph who is jean's uncle. jean disagrees but is urging them to respect the decision. >>> a frightening situation for a utah state trooper who encountered a wrong way driver on a freeway who smashed head on into his cruiser. police dash cam video captured the incident. first the woman driving a white toyota went past the car speeding in the hov lane. the officer makes a u-turn, decides to take the lane on the other side until he passes the woman going the wrong way. the toyota smashes head on into him going about 35 miles an hour. the officer and the woman were taken to the hospital. neither appears to have been seriously hurt. >>> it may soon be easier for gay married couples to get a divorce. governor arnold schwarzenegger, as it stands now gay couples wanting a divorce hire an attorney and go to court but must go separately to dissolve their domestic partnership. now legislation seeks to change. that it can take one to two years because same s-sex couple have to go through two different proceedings. >>> gop

"everybody loves raymond" or maybe the huxtables from "the cosby show."the family dynamic affect how your child becomes a human being but also how well they do in school. there is new research about that. >> also, there are hero cops and then there are the oth"the othe" will farrell and mark wahlberg are in a new comedy called "the other guys" and they will stop by to chat about it. >> that's an unusual match-up. now for a check of the news with carl quintanilla in for us this morning. hey, carl. >>> thank you very much. good morning. this could be the first step to a permanent kill on the bp spill in the gulf of mexico. hundreds of barrels of mud and cement could start filling the well this evening. the process will start from the top, a so-called static kill followed by a bottom kill through a relief well in a week. >>> the united states is sending $10 million in raid to flood-ravaged pakistan. aid flights started sunday and will continue for days. more than 28,000 are trapped and whole villages have been washed away by pakistan's worth floods on record

joe cannon, nicholas longworth, sam raymond.those three men, if you have the chance to sit down with a cup of coffee, who would you pick? >> he was a major player from the 1930's through the 1960's. it would be hard to turn down an invitation to meet with him. uncle joe cannon was an extremely powerful person. i would have

in iraq, margaret warner interviews top general raymond odierno, about what happens next after the u.s. scales back combat operations. >> i think we have a vested interest here. that doesn't mean necessarily we'll have thousands of troops on the ground. it might mean we have to stay invested economically and politically. >> lehrer: then, "newshour" political editor david chalian assesses the winners and the losers in yesterday's primary elections. >> ifill: we take a two-part look at the latest in mexico's bloody drug wars with journalist ana paula ordorica and security analyst eric olson. >> lehrer: and "global post" correspondent yoan grillo reports on how the mexican media is handling the story. >> ifill: then, judy woodruff gets up close and personal with an ultra light car that promises to get 100 miles per gallon. >> we can be sure this idea is too good and too right and works too well. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: this is the engine that connects zero emission technologies to breathing a little easi

>> based on a raymond carver short story. and it's actually what you would call a radical departure. >> rose: for you? >> for me. >> rose: (laughs). >> yeah, i'm playing... >> rose: a detective? >> no, i'm playing an alcoholic and it's a great small story of a guy who comes home and his wife has left him and found all of his personal possessions on his front lawn and he's locked out of his house and proceeds to have a yard sale for five days. >> rose: we've got a clip here from "noneny or die." fell me about funny or die. how was this created and what is the... what is this online presentation? >> we were approached by a venture capital group. >> rose: in silicon valley? >> right, sequoia, mark kwame who had this idea, wanted to fund a... basically a comedy youtube in a way which adam and i were pretty strongly ambivalent about at first. >> rose: >> it was funny. we remembered the dot-com crash, the boom and crash and we sort of thought well, this hasn't worked before, why should we waste our time? and kwame and our manager j