officer robert long are right first in salt a suspect standing in front of 16th avenue. he saw he was holding his right hand in was dripping with blood. he also observed there was blood all of the sidewalk in front of the victim's house. he rendered first aid and so stayed with the victim. officers chased of fillmore, kevin i sent and sergeant mary gray responded to the scene as back of units. elderly male victim told responded officers that his son had stabbed him, and that he was somewhere inside of the house at 636 funston avenue. he said his son was suffering from mental issues. officers quickly determined there were other family members inside the house with the suspect. officers knew there could be for their victims of they did not act immediately. officer fillmore and sergeant grey enter the residence and started walking up the stairs while announcing san francisco police department. officers could see the carpeted stairs and walls inside the house were covered in blood. at the top of the stairs was always there ran perpendicular to the stairs. there was still no

and and robert a long history with the orange county building trades council. >> california assembly speaker john perez weighed in on the bart negotiations saying he supports the governor's decision to launch an investigation into the negotiations. he says he's bothered but what he's seen so far. >> scientists seem committed to a negotiations process. i was very bothered to see the chief investigator went off to take an exended vacation during that period of time. >> perez says another strike could be devastating to the bay area and affect the state's economy. >> boy, it was a good thing there was ntd a bart strike today.]?$ you might still be trying to get to work. that is because of a truck that caught fire at 6:00 a.m. and the congestion put the strike to shame. here is the abroch to the bay bridge. here is a lk at the skyway where traffic is moving more normally as it would this time of the day on the left side of the screen. a lot of work went into removing the burned out truck which was carrying sushi. several other jobs had to be completed before other lanes could reopen. >>

[laughter] >>> i have history going back with robert shorenstein a long time. so, the noticing process really needs adjustment. if it's not broken already. if people that really are deve

[laughter] >>> i have history going back with robert shorenstein a long time. so, the noticing process really needs adjustment. if it's not broken already. if people that really are developers and paying attention don't get any notice, i don't understand that. it's one thing for me not to get a notice. when people like that don't get a notice, i think you pay attention. i can just eat dirt. but apart from that what peter said is absolutely correct. you have the ability to not approve the projects. these are discretionary actions that you're being asked to do with discretionary actions comes discretion. i don't consider dbi to be the last word on fee deferral ~. does this commission have the ability to say, if you want something, you should give us something? part of it probably is you should give continuance to let the neighbors become aware of the project. but you should also ask sales force -- sales force, really huge company. kill roy, really huge. these are billion dollar companies. why do we have to struggle with getting affordable housing money out of the

and and robert valgamorth has a long history with the orange county building trades council. >> california assembly speaker john perez weighed in on the bart negotiations saying he supports the governor's decision to launch an investigation into the negotiations. he says he's bothered but what he's seen so far. >> scientists seem committed to a negotiations process. i was very bothered to see the chief investigator went off to take an exended vacation during that period of time. >> perez says another strike could be devastating to the bay area and affect the state's economy. >> boy, it was a good thing there was ntd a bart strike today.]?$ you might still be trying to get to work. that is because of a truck that caught fire at 6:00 a.m. and the congestion put the strike to shame. here is the abroch to the bay bridge. here is a lk at the skyway where traffic is moving more normally as it would this time of the day on the left side of the screen. a lot of work went into removing the burned out truck which was carrying sushi. several other jobs had to be completed before other lanes could re

we were in the courtroom when robert jarrett junior learns his fate. >> it has been a long year and a half. we are happy with the judge's words and the sentence. to judgegerrit reacts richard bernhardt's decision to sentence robert jarrett for the maximum 30 years for the murder of his wife christine back in 1991. found guiltyt was of murder after killing his wife and burying her body underneath a shed in the backyard where it would rest for 21 years. according to sentencing guidelines, he could have been sentenced anywhere from 10 to 21 years, after -- but after bobby, a statement from including that he and his brother used tplay in the shed, not knowing they were standing on top of their mother, the judge said the maximum sentence was just. >> it has been 21 years. younow, we have to really look back at our entire lives and just -- it realize the manipulation and the deceit through all of these years. it was tough, but it was very therapeutic. >> robert jarrett's attorney said he was not surprised, saying the fix was always in for his client. >> unfortunately it was anticipated he w

long hours... >> bergman: robert reich was secretary of labor under president clinton.he became deeply involved in the investigation of health and safety violations at decoster facilities. >> in my experience, when you have companies that disregard one set of laws, they are likely to be disregarding all laws. they are likely to create a culture that is not just one of illegality but one of crass disregard for the lives of employees. >> a serial violator... >> pleaded guilty to knowingly hiring illegal immigrants... >> bergman: paul schultz was the sheriff of wright county, iowa, and he became very familiar with decoster. >> they've earned the reputation, or made their own reputation, as far as the way they have treated workers. >> bergman: when immigration patrols reached wright county, decoster managers took steps to hide their illegal workforce. >> if they would hear of an immigration vehicle being around the area, they would lock the doors of the plant or post people at the exits of the plant so the people could not leave. >> bergman: decoster supervisors locked up t

long to celebrate. with 12 minutes gone, roberts scored his first goal. mark, 2-0.h-minute- the home squad set the tempo. goal.ly score was an own in the second half, this handball gave them a penalty kick. then, the deflection was handled. was time, the penalty kick hammered home for the 3-1 score line. seat,ach finally took a surely reading a sigh of relief. that was not that long ago they were one of the top clubs in the bundesliga as well, but they have struggled in recent years and last year said goodbye to the veteran coach. the new coach got off to a disastrous start when they were knocked out of the german cup last week. he needs to do better in the first league match. crack their fans will forgive them for almost anything, -- >> their fans will forgive them for almost anything. they are still smarting after the loss. the new coach ordered his side to take time out to reduce the head of round one of the bundesliga. harde guys worked preparing for the season. regardless of their failure to deliver, they have been training well together and we have

numbers to choose a new parliament and president grade africa's oldest leader, robert mcgaugh be, was looking to extend his decades long rule. it was the third showdown against his rival. the two had been in and uneasy relationship since 2008. the official tally was a landslide, with mcgaugh be winning almost a two third majority in policy -- in parliament. but the opposition said it was heavily rigged and declared null and void. >> the credibility of this election has been marred by legal violations which affect the legitimacy of its outcome. >> the african union described the vote as credible and fair. the southern regional bloc is urging all parties in zimbabwe to accept the outcome. >> a tenant in the german city of dÜsseldorf discovered when it comes to smoking, his home is not his castle. a court upheld the landlord's right to innovate the man after neighbors complained about the smell of smoke. the court said people had the right to smoke in their homes but others should not be expected to suffer. he plans to appeal the ruling. >> on thursday, russia rented temporary asylum to edward snowden, allowing him to lea

roberts will speak -- how long? i will live to dr. roberts. many time for as brief time as he wants to take on this topic. and following that i will open the floor to questions and answers. so with that, bread. >> thank yothank you very much,. venture for the opportunity to be here, thank all of you for making time on august monday morning to be here for the discussion. i will try and set out remarks in 25 or so minutes to get the conversation going. i would like to make it clear i speak for myself but i don't represent the administration any longer. i'm not it is because the government of japan. the ideas are my own. the views are my own. i will try not to attribute use to others that i don't have a good basis for a tribute and. this story really begins from an administration perspective with the nuclear posture review of 2009. when we received a clear guidance from the president to highlight issues that extended deterrence and assurance in our over all analysis, and when we began the review with extensive international consultations, we actu

roberts will speak, how long, i will live to dr. robert. he can take as many times or brief time as he wants to take on this topic. and following that i will open the floor of the questions and answers. so with that, brad. >> thank you very much, yuki. thank you for the opportunity to be here, thank you for all of you for making a time on an august monday morning to be here for the discussion. i will try and set out remarks and 25 personal minutes to get the conversation going. i would like to make it clear, i speak for myself but i don't represent the administration any longer. i'm not to speak for the government of japan. the ideas are my own. the views are my own. i will try not to activities to others that i don't have a good basis for attributing. this story really begins from an administration perspective with the nuclear posture review in 2009. when we receive clear guidance from the president to highlight issues to begin deterrence and assurance and our overall analysis, and when we began the review with extensive international cons

roberts. she was asked because she's a long-time friend.his summer, the court delivered a landmark ruling to expand federal recognition striking down part of a law. at the live desk, jim rosenfield, back to you. >>> we have a holiday weekend coming up. amelia segal, welcome. >> thank you. first time to be here on a friday evening. >> and pressure for you on a holiday weekend. >> that's right. a sunny, dry weekend, that's not exactly the case for the forecast. there is a chance for a storm pretty much each day but i do want to stress, plenty of dry time for your weekend. a live look outside right now, wall-t wall-to-wall sunshine. maybe you have travel plans? it's not impacting road conditions. we're hot outside. 86 in washington. 84 in gaithersburg. elsewhere generally in the mid-80s. we're in for a mild evening and overnight tonight the temperatures don't cool off too much. we're still going to be in the upper 60s. washington, you drop to a low of 71 degrees n addition to that, the humidity will remain high not only tonight but right on th

she will preside over the marriage of her long-time friends michael kaiser and economist john roberts>>> it was only ten months ago that new jersey's famous shoreline was battered by hurricane sandy. statewide businesses lost $30 billion and the cleanup was $40 billion. the 130-mile storied coast is back on its feet just in time for summer's last holiday weekend. john terry reports. >> reporter: surfers riding the breakers, families on the beach and boardwalk. it's labor day weekend, and this is the way life is supposed to be on the last holiday weekend of the summer. ten months ago it was all so different. that's when hurricane sandy hit hard. a massive storm, sandy the second costliest hurricane on record came roaring ashore pounding beaches, smashing homes, uprooting trees, downing power lines, wiping out storefronts and restaurants and even sending the roller coaster of casino pier of seaside heights into the ocean, turning it into one of the best-known images of disaster. this is where the roller coaster once stood. there are plans to replace it. for now residents are glad casino

roberts to face jarrod parker. >> mitch: the reason i don't think parker is long for this game, he did throw a complete game lastcespedes over by the line, now in foul territory for the catch. >> mitch: in his last two innings, he's thrown 15 pitches, 7 balls and 8 strikes. then there's the previous inning was 22 pitches, 12 balls and 10 strikes. >> justin: they basically have mirror stuff. >> mitch: exactly. it's been fastball/changeup for both of them all day long. tillman mixed into some breaking balls. first pitch to ryan flaherty is taken for a strike on the outside corner. >> justin: familiarity has accounted for the only runs for the orioles, a home run back in the third. one ball and one strike. >> mitch: there's that changeup. that's going to be a big tell. last inning his changeup was up in the zone. first one this inning, down. that's right a curveball. wait until the seventh inning to break out a curveball? that's a straight up curveball right there, and a good one. >> justin: two balls and a strike to flaherty. >> mitch: you see the bull pen is getting up and everybody is moving around down there. e

robert mugabe is one of the oldest leaders and he's in for the long run. at 89, zimbabwe's president has been he elected for five more years. he crushed his rival with 61% of the vote, compared to only 34% for morgan tsvangirai. the international community is starting to react on these results. the e.u., great britain and the u.s. have all voiced their concern. john kerry says they are not credible, plus the electoral process was flawed, she says. >> the opposition leader believes it's the beginning of a period of national mourning. the electoral commission confirmed the victory that president robert mugabe had already claimed the day before. the 89-year-old's power uninterrupted and overwhelmingly won another five-year term. the party now holds a 2/3 majority in particlements. this will allow the push-ahead of constitutional changes. the movement for democratic change says his party has evidence of massive vote-rigging, urging a peaceful response to the alleged fraud. he promised to fight the results. >> they are determined to pursue peaceful, legal and d

she will preside over the marriage of her long-time friends, kennedy senator president, michael kaiser and economist john robertsross shabuku for sports. >> we have been waiting for this moment for such a long time. unfortunately, johnny manzel had to mawait 30 minutes because of his autograph scandal. to make matters worse, texas a & m suspended four other players. johnmy manzel playing cheerleaders. if you give a hoot, the owls took a 14-7 lead as charles ross powers in for the score but johnny manzel's back-up, mac joeckel would rise the troops. jones seals the deal by spreading in for the 71 yard score. >> here is john income, johnny manzel working magic on his second drive. he hooks up with mike evans for the 23 yard score. manzel putting his signature all over this game bythrowing three touchdown passes, 6 for 8 for 94 yards as thing agies would go on to hammer rice 52-31 is your final. number two ohio state airing it out on buffalo. braxton miller unloads a rainbo to devon smith. miller threw two touchdowns on the day the buckeyes would win big, 40 to 20 is your final. here is the question: will tim teabo

robert? >> the waiting time for the verdictbs at the hall of justice didn't take long. the jury made up its mind very quickly. the case has been hanging for months. craig chandler was arrested for molesting two girls and then three others game forward. the jury began deliberating yesterday, and 2 hours later he was found guilty on five counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14. prosecutor hopes the verdicts give the victims families closure. >> one of the parents of one of the victims was in court today and relieved to be on the other side of the case. the facts are unimaginable. the tragedy inflicted by craig chandler is unspeakable. >> reporter: the prosecutor praised the children forced to testify about his acts that she said were disguised as school lessons. >> the descriptions the children gave, when you look at their testimony on the whole there is no other explanation for this conduct. >> reporter: he was taken from the courthouse back into custody. he will be sentenced on september 27. he faces 75 years to life behind bars. live in san jose, robert

not many front-runners have that power. >> newt gingrich sat in your chair, robert, here on this program, and said, not longdon't know if republicans have anybody that can really take on hillary clinton. this week changing his tune a little bit. on wednesday, he said the coronation's not starting now. here's what he said. >> she's proven an ability to lose, so i want to just start and say it's a long way from here to her coronation. and if she moves to the left in these speeches in order to try to block a primary opponent, she will be increasingly isolating herself from the american people. so, i'm not at all convinced what the choice will be by 2016. >> what do you say? >> well, republicans aren't going to have anyone with this kind of resume, but i think although hillary has quite the resume, i'm not sure she has much substantive accomplishment to back it up, certainly as secretary of state. so, what republicans have will be a lot of fresh faces, a lot of fresh voices about the direction of the party, and it really is shaping up to be the inverse of what we may see on the democratic side, where you have a

robert mugabe takes on rivals. james"whitey" bulger is found guilty. and we will meet the man who made it all the way to san francisco after getting a double long transplant. -- double lung transplant. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. in his first speech since the disputed july 31st election, zimbabwe's president robert mu gabe viciously attacked his opponents, saying they can "go and hang themselves." the chargey denied but at the vote was rigged. correspondent andrew harding has this report. victory?imous in not president mugabe's style. be's style.ident muga he had this to say. those who cannot handle defeat, can go hang themselves, said mr. mugabe. yet beenly he has not sworn in for another term. his opponents insist they have proof the election was stolen. -- theefeatedmdc nationd mdc spoke of a in mourning. willhave said they challenge the entire process in court. ehe court sides with mr. mugab in such matters. while the legal wrangling may continue for some time, the focus is shifting to the economy. foreign investors are naturally worried. but with his job seemingly secure, why would mr. mugabe risk anot

robert mugabe takes on rivals. james"whitey" bulger is found guilty. and we will meet the man who made it all the way to san francisco after getting a double long transplant. -- double lung transplant. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. in his first speech since the disputed july 31st election, zimbabwe's president robert mu gabe viciously attacked his opponents, saying they can "go and hang themselves." the chargey denied but at the vote was rigged. correspondent andrew harding has this report. victory?imous in not president mugabe's style. be's style.ident muga he had this to say. those who cannot handle defeat, can go hang themselves, said mr. mugabe. yet beenly he has not sworn in for another term. his opponents insist they have proof the election was stolen. -- theefeatedmdc nationd mdc spoke of a in mourning. willhave said they challenge the entire process in court. ehe court sides with mr. mugab in such matters. while the legal wrangling may continue for some time, the focus is shifting to the economy. foreign investors are naturally worried. but with his job seemingly secure, why would mr. mugabe risk anot

long d i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help peopletart their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. lou: senator john mccain is making a lot of friends in the republican party. in this interview was a lot of rambling. there he slammed my colleagues at fox news. calling their coverage of the immigration legislation ebate so let's take a look at it the senate. you are part of president obama's new best friends forever. just today. >> don'tget me wrong, you have earned the applause. >> to joke it would be a tough choice is the candidates were senator rand paul and former secretary of state halaby clinton. would you like to switch parties now or wait a wild. back in march we might remind you that senator ted cruz was a wacko bird. it is almost as if you own the term. for pete sake, the most notable work in the sene is you could y y are mccain feingold. mccain lieberman. who knows? that we know will be a democrat. just send 2010. a be

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long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help peopleart their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. lou: as you have seen and heard, the president condemning egypt for another round. his fourth round of you are keeping track. "the new york times" comparing the president's approach and other issues to the hidden hand style of president eisenhower. but beyond the president's love of golf, eisenhower played a significant amount of golf and we thought that we should point that out to you. 137 rounds, as i said, for president obama. 800 rounds. working out of more than a hundred rounds a year for president eisenhower. he got a lot done as well. but he couldn't be further apart from the 34th president in many respects before becoming president, president eisenhower led our troops in world war ii. but then obama went on to play spades after killing osama bin laden and giving orders for that with his former bonnyman, they call it, eisenho

long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we crted legalzoom to help peopletart their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. john: going swimming? are you willing to swim in the ocean and thinks in large part to that movia lot of people are scared of sharks and every couple years the media will scare you to death. >> a shark invasion and unprovoked shark attacks are on the rise. be where their country. >> sharks' season? what does that mean? it just means he spent more time in the water. is that what we have t worry about? otr ssuff is much more likely to hurt you. working at ripley's aquarium in toronto and helps the discovery channel produce shark week, a andy dehart the 30-year is silly? >> absolutely it is unfounded the around the globe less than 100shark bites per year on people the counter to that is weill 73 billion sharks per year. john: and stuff to worry about you said driving to the beacis more dangerous? >> there is a lot of things more dange

long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help peopled launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. john: our battle of the sexes continues. first, pulling the audience, how many of you love sports? [applause] okay, slightlymore men. let's narrow it down. how many of you played a sport this month? okay, all ight. you guys. i think that is typical when it comes to sport. think men and women can be different. not all of you, but most of you. this is just common sense. but to say that is not politically correct. and it is utterly unacceptable in washington dc where politicians passed a law called title ix, which says that no person can be subjected to discrimination under any educion program. that sounds good, discrimination isn't something we like and the vice president says that title ix changes civilization. >> empower women. >> okay, well, sean is the former president of the association for girls and women. >> i would agree. >> wasn't civilization ch

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cheers and applause ] >>> tributes flooded in this week for robert bellah, the prominent socialologist of religion who died at the age of 86. the long widely respected for his study of the role of religion in public life. and particularly, america's tradition of civil religion. among his best-known works was the influential "habits of the heart" first published in 1985, and still required reading in numerous university programs. >>> finally, on our calendar, on august 15th, japanese buddhists observe obon, and also on august 15th, roman catholics celebrate the assumption of the virgin mary. which they believe mary at the end of her life on earth was assumed into heaven, body and soul. and there are more mary celebrations this week in carthage, missouri, where tens of thousands of mostly vietnamese catholics gather where they offer thanks for the freedoms they have in america. that's our program for now, i'm kim lawton, you can follow us on twitter and facebook where i'd love to connect with you as well. watch us any time on the pbs app for iphones and ipads and visit our website, where there's always much more, including audio and v

long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help peopletart their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >> heavily armed police s.w.a.t. teams and are swarming the streets of boston. >> stay in your homes. stay in place binocle residents can do is comply. john: last april in massachusetts people were looking for the boston marathon bomber and they were right to shut down the town says james carafano from the heritage foundation but jim harper says no. that is a recipe for a police state. jim, why? >> i said the bright people made the decision with the elected officials to make that decision but personally as a public safety measure measure, it was over the top but i am not accountable to the people of my city. if it works the way it is supposed to the people responsible made the decision by retrospect tells us obviously it was an overreaction. hundreds of millions of dollars of lost economic opportunity and the people of boston are s

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