he says we're all family men now but it's still rock & roll. >> it's show business, but it's rock & rollr one thing is the show, the business, the rock & the roll which these guys do so well. >> reporter: the rolling stones have come from entertainers and museums they tape every concert. richards says he's even talked to his guitar to get the best out of it. >> he's looking down and yelling, he's not yelling at me, he's getting the extra bit out of his guitar. >> reporter: not everything goes smoothly all the time. lavar remembers an embarrassing moment with jagger at the last tour. >> right when we were doing the ballad,mik runs to me with a white ghostly face and said, what are the first words, what are the first. luckily i knew what they were, but he was shaken for a minute there. >> ♪ >> when we come back on a second look. behind prison walls. we'll show you who prisoner performances at san quentin. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it t

the car rolled and rolled and rolled and rolled into this field, down a hill. there's the wreckage. now wait. what do you think happens in the end? >> you know what, he's probably protected in there. he probably opens the door and climbs out. >> bingo. you see the door open. you don't see them get out, but they were taken to the hospital. the driver tweeted to his fans after he got out of the hospital to let his fans know no problem, i'm all good. >> what about the car, does it get a second chance or is it toast? >> the car is heavily damaged but it's a race car. they'll rebuild it. that photographer was totally like in the ultimate place. like he picked the perfect place to be. that's a good point, they also say let this be a warning to spectators who like to stand along the rally route. get too close and you're not standing in an approved area for spectators, things can happen. these cars frequently go off the road. >>> something you don't want to see at the top of a bridge, a livestock truck crash and then turn over. in this video we get from itn, you can see that truck on top of

they rolled through here yesterday at 2:00. of course, we joined you on air around 2:00 and stayed with you for numerous hours. the storms rolled through from the southwest to the northeast. the hits area up-and-down the 95 corridor. you can see a lot of the reds. we started to see a lot of spin in the atmosphere throughout the afternoon that developed the tornadoes. stayed with us throughout. with a lot of wind damage a lot of downed trees and torrential rain that formed throughout the afternoon and the evening. right now what we have are several watches and watches in place. we have coastal and area floor warnings in place. all of that rain is sinking into the ground and over filling the creeks and the streams. they are starting to fill now. the coastal flood damage is of course, because a lot of the wind pushing towards the coast. but the inland it is because of the rain. it is filling the tributaryies. the flash flood was from the heavy rain that the streets and ground could not handle. so, today temperatures in the 50s. 58

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if we could take the roll call vote on item number nine? >> item #9, roll call vote. [calls the roll] there are 10 ayes. supervisor chiu: that resolution is adopted. thank you, item 11. >> item number 11. resolution approving an amendment to the contract with apollo health street, inc., for retroactive claiming of aged accounts services to $3,675,000 for an additional four years. supervisor chiu: roll-call vote? >> on item 10, president chu. mr. president, i skipped over 10. item number 11. [roll-call vote] there are 11 ayes. supervisor chiu: the resolution is adopted. we can take it back to item number 10. >> item number 10. resolution approving an amendment to the contract with addiction, research, and treatment, inc., dba baart, for methadone maintenance services to $26,043,065. supervisor chiu: colleagues, can we do this same outcome -- same house, same call? without objection, adopted. next item. >> item number 12. resolution approving an amendment to the contract with asian american recovery services for fiscal intermediary services to $113,859,922 for an additi

it's another thing to feel the full force of mother nature when the rock starts rolling.hat's a lot of power they saw. look how big that is. >> maybe he just didn't expect it to go so quickly. >> yeah. >> and that's why he was shocked. there it goes. >> gravity hits you hard, bro. >>> our producer jessica ward, aka cheese, should not see this video. because if she does, she will quit and go do this. this is in the u.k. this is the coopers hill cheese rolling 2012 edition. >> i love those videos where they take the big block of cheese, the wheel of cheese down the hill. it's so dangerous. >> it's awesome. this one happened on june 4th. there they go. they let go of the cheese and run after it on this very steep hill. >> oh, my gosh. >> what's the point of the roll? is it the first guy down gets the wheel of cheese? what happens? >> the first guy to cross the finish line basically gets to keep the cheese he chased after. >> okay. >> and this cheese is very traditional for this race. it's called double glauster cheese. it's seven to eight pounds. >> these guys are hitting th

now brian's free to rock, free to roll and free to be worry free. if you're eligible for medicare or will be soon, we'll help you find a plan that meets your needs. contact your independent agent or call us now. you can schedule an in-home visit, learn more at a local seminar or get answers by phone. call today. anthem bluecross... ♪ that's... ♪ >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> we have this video on want show of a girl who could lick her elbow. you tried to do it. we all tried to do it. it's supposed to be impossible. we asked our viewers to send in their video attempts of elbow licking. we have some of our favorites. first one i want to show you is from james. >> come on, james. >> oh! what? he made is look easy. >> wait, wait. see, that's the problem with this challenge. it's a pretty gray area. like, is this your elelbow, or >> areou kidding get anywhere the vicinity of the elbow. >> we were licki inin ining our. >> we have franky's attempt. >> oh, yes. franky. valiant.

roll call. [roll call vote] >> seven aye's. >> could a representative of the food bank go to the podium? >> this is the executive director of the san francisco food bank. >> thank you very much for this recognition and this honor. we have some in the low-income families concentrated in our schools that we are glad that we have the resources to provide food for the principles, the parent volunteers, and the families themselves so that their families can be stronger and kids can come to school ready to learn. >> with the board's permission, in the spirit of what we're doing right now, i would like to recognize people that have done great deeds for us. can i move there resolution, if that's ok. seeing that it's ok, what i would like to do is expend the rules for this. roll call please. >> i'll move to suspend the rules. >> [roll call vote] >> can i have a motion to -- >> move the resolution. >> second. >> i guess i have to read it, right? i can make emily read it. this is that the elementary school

and then there's what's happening in texas where so-called voter roll maintenance will kick as many as one and a half a million texas voters off the rolls houston chronicle found that one in ten texas voters have had their registration suspended and among young voters people under thirty voters who tend to vote for democrats the number jumps to one in five between two thousand and eight and two thousand and ten three hundred thousand eligible voters in texas were told they were being removed from the voting rolls requiring them to go out of their way to prove that they are indeed eligible to vote and guess which sorts of people didn't have to jump through these sort of hoops didn't have to show up at a government office and prove the legal citizens prove they're not dead prove their address hasn't changed. you know mostly the rich people. the people who can't afford to show up that's mostly low income americans who are too busy working and raising their kids and the words people who tend to vote for democrats. and then of course there is florida so you find it curious that just as cons

they will roll through pretty quickly. looks like baltimore, you have just avoided the worst of it in the downto area. north of the city is where we are seeing a stronger storm. as far as the new york city area goes, we are not looking at severe storms. a pretty strong line of storms is going to roll through. it looks like it is intensifying as it is over stat continue island. if you are traveling anywhere from new york city north wards including çconnecticut, it loo like over the next half hour, these storms will roll through and the rest of the morning commute should be just fine. another line up here near utica, new york. those will head around interstate 88, albany area. the heat wave is the big story. yesterday, four major cities had their all-time hottest june temperatures, indianapolis, louisville, 103-104, st. louis, 108, little rock, 107. the heat wave is heading east. we are going to see the heat starting to peak in areas of the southeast. what's been different is it wasn't all that humid in areas of the midwt.

at this time, i would like to call roll.all] first on your calendar, commissioners, the consideration of those items for a continuance. minnie and lovie ward playfields renovation is continued until september 12 -- actually, september 20, 2012. item 2, for 2764 greenwich street, fifth proposed for continuance until september 20, 2012. also under the regular calendar, we received a request for item 11. mechanical car wash facilities -- this is continued until july 20, 2012. that is all i have. president fong: public comment on the items proposed for continuance? >> i'm an appellant regarding the minnie and lovie ward playfields. i have not been notified -- president fong: excuse me, sir. can you state your name. >> oh. we supplied 50 pages of comments on this report. they included cancer findings from the world health organization and the international agency for research on cancer, among others. our comments pointed out lot of data as well as data gaps within the report. president fong: i'm sorry to interrupt you again. we a

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i was playing goalie once and i missed the ball because the bulk rolled -- ball rolled one direction and bounced in a different direction and a second. i completely support the turf fields, and the lights. thank you. >> my name is gabriel and i play on the same team. i have been playing since the first grade. i am now in eighth grade. in sixth grade, i did a science fair presentation. i studied how much lead there was in the grass field as opposed to the turf fields. i felt that there is 200% more lead in grass field than in turf fields. i sent my samples to a lab, and they were willing to help. they thought turf was a great idea, too. i find that turf is much better because the ball rolled straight. it does not bounce up in the air. it is more like playing a real soccer. thank you. >> i also play on the same team. on grass, it is a bumpy and it is not easy to play soccer. it does not help us at all. on turf, bill ball rolled straight, we can play extra hours, -- the ball rolls straight, and we complete extra hours. turf is safer and easier to play soccer on. thank you. >> i have all

clerk, could you please call the roll? clerk: [readinig roll] supervisor cohen, supervisor cohen, supervisor elsbernd, supervisor kim, supervisor mar. there are 3 ayes and eight nos. clerk: the amendment fails. are there any other items? president chiu? president chiu: colleagues, thank you for your patience. i know there has been a long discussion. i want to thank staff and the team. i know this is likely not going to the end of the story in part because there will be a signature gathering campaign on the part of community activists around some of these issues, and i do understand that there will likely be a number of lawsuits to move forward. that being said, i do not think it is not a surprise that i do not tend to vote for the underlying items today. i understand that for a number of folks, there were deals that were cut with regards to this process, this project, due to politics. i get that. but from my perspective, this project is nowhere near where it needs to be a for the city and county of san francisco for us to

i've been seeing things that i didn't see yesterday, bart trains rolling, rolling, rolling. early morning inspection that sealed the deal took place up there and that is where the damage was done and that is where the repairs were made. check this morning, they are holding up. take a look at crews doing the repair work on the damaged parts kept bart shutdown for 12, 13 hours yesterday it was a disaster, 100 people working nonstop to get those trains rolling. fire destroyed a number of insulators which hold up the third rail which was warped. also several hundred feet of communications cable damaged. i talked to a bart spokesman and he says this morning it is all systems go. >> we were essentially testing whether the repairs that we made yesterday were still intact and whether everything was good to go for increased train speeds. everything looks good. the people who worked on it yesterday morning and early afternoon did an awesome job. >> reporter: by 5:15 last evening, 60 trains were rolling, normal for a thursday afternoon. after the early morning inspections it is going t

could you please call the roll. we have a quorum. could you please turn me in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. colleagues, we have our may 1, 22 -- 2012 minutes. seconded. those meeting minutes are approved. do we have any communications? >> the mayor and the board president have rescheduled the mayor's appearance before the board to next week, june 19, 2012. >> that is for the even numbered districts for next week. if you could please read our consent agenda. >> items 1 through 12 comprise the consent agenda, acted on by a single roll call vote. if a member requests discussion it shall be removed and considered separately. supervisor chiu: would any one like to sever any of the items? roll-call vote. supervisor avalos, aye. supervisor chiu, aye. supervisor elsbernd come aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor chiu: these organs are finally -- ordinances are family pa

and ensure those off the rolls and should be on the rolls are the right people. as chief elections officer as the state of florida that if there's a noncitizen eligible to vote and votes in this election, they'll neutralize and delete someone else's vote that's eligible to vote and i can tell you i hear from people every day that call my office and explain that they do not want their vote eliminated by a noncitizen who is registered to vote. that's the mission that i'm undertaking and i want to make sure this fall that everyone who is eligible to vote will vote and that votes will be counted here in florida. >> as you know, this is some of the reporting done by the miami herald. of the 2,700 names identified potentially as noncitizens, 500 were identified as citizens and lawful voters. 40 identified as noncitizens. possibly four voted and they would be guilty of third-degree felony. 2,000 other people it's unclear. so you could make a mistake the other direction. the argument goes in the amount of time you have. you could take a voter who is alle eligible and blo

they're not in charge of the rolls.l they can do is send purge lists to the counties, to county election supervisors, and tell the people who work at the county level that they're supposed to kick people off the rolls. it is up to the county, to the county officials, to actually do the purging, because they're responsible for elections in their counties. and lately the county officials in florida are not much in a immediate for what the state is telling them to do. on friday, local elections officials in florida announced that they would be discontinuing the state directed voter purge, because they found the state's data to be flawed. oh, and also, there was that whole thing where the justice department said what the state is doing is illegal. the president of the state's association of supervisors of elections told the palm beach post on friday that the justice department's letter and mistakes that the county elections officials had found in the state's purge list, frankly, made the purge undoable. "there are just too

do, do, do ♪ ♪ ♪ rolling, rolling, rolling on the river ♪ ♪ rolling, rolling, rolling on the river ♪g ♪ rolling, rolling on the river ♪ [ applause ] >> all right! very good, guys. i wish i had the chance to say good morning and introduce each of you. i will just say wonderful singing. >> awesome. allison, we'd like to present you, this is our official t- shirt for the beat the street program. these are badges. you can come out. >> thank you. >> you can get back stage with these passes. >> thank you. >> and this is the nonprofit that is supporting the metropolitan police and we ask everyone to come out and be a part of the beat the street program. it is also suicide prevention, many organizations and resources are coming out to help. we need everyone's help. >> we appreciate everything you are doing. young people, you're doing a great job. we appreciate each of you. and thank you, my dear. >> you're welcome. >> sarah, over to you. >>> thanks. if you're looking for high flying action, head over to budds creek raceway. it's where we find our annie yu this morning, learning more about th

. ♪ rolling in the deep >>> good tuesday morning, everybody.ith his trial rapidly coming to a close, jerry sandusky himself could take the stand in his own defense as soon as today. >> defense attorneys told jurors the first time that they would hear from the former penn state assistant coach. abc's jim avila reports from pennsylvania. >> reporter: jerry sandusky began his uphill defense case, backed by former coaching colleagues and long-time friends. who in rapid-fire testimony told jurors sandusky is a local hero with a great reputation. and showering with boys was not unusual in the athletic world. but in the end, they were only character witnesses, shedding little light on the actual 51 abuse charges. >> sandusky has been portrayed by the prosecution as nothing less than a monster. what does the defense have? they have other people that see him own know him differently. >> reporter: the defense won't take long. the judge telling jurors he expects them to get the case thursday. he did not tell them whether the defendant will take the stand,

that have to roll across the area. talk more about it in detail in just a moment. >> we'll show you what's happening in the baltimore area. it's been a crazy afternoon. this is dulaney valley road in baltimore county in the towson area. obviously, tons of standing water. people driving through it against the advice of officials who put out a twitter message telling people not to drive through this standing wart and use caution. it's deep enough to cover your car f you drive through it, you're taking a real risk. this is the aftermath from the storm that brought heavy winds, hail, knocking trees down and a lot of damage. we're still dealing with active tornado warning in frederick county, anne arundel count and howard county until 6 p.m. a tornado watch for all of the counties in our viewing area. we'll update you when we come back in just a minute. >>> if you're just joining us, we're monitoring severe weather in frederick, anne arundel and howard county. we want to share some of the photos. this one is an ominous look

actually, [roll call] -- roll call. >> [roll call] the item passes. commissioner campos: thank you. please call item 3. >> chair's report. this is an information item. commissioner campos: thank you. as i have indicated in prior meetings, we are working on a number of items, right now focusing on what is happening at the federal government and in specific, in congress, on a number of bills that are pending before the house of representatives in the u.s. senate. one of the things we are trying to figure out is what will come out of the congress, and there is a great deal of uncertainty in terms of the federal funding of public transportation. that only underscores the importance of state and local funding of public transportation. as you know, in terms of what is happening in the region, the metropolitan transportation commission and commission of bay area governments recently approve the preferred land use and transportation investments in error for the regional transportation plan and sustainable community strategy. this was truly an historic moment which creates a, for the first t

eventually went on a roll that was published in all the papers, five rolls all together, and she answered every family member, every correspondent as best she could with whatever information that she had. unfortunately, in a lot of those ended up being, we're sorry we couldn't find any information, but some of them were very interesting. she did get a letter that she answered personally from a woman whose son was an officer and he was missing. she sent the mother sent a beautiful photograph of the son in his uniform that was very compelling and so clara actually worked on that case herself. the other one was a letter from a family, and i can't remember where they were from, but they had been missing a loved one, so she took the information, put the man's name on one of the rolls that was published, and received a letter back from the gentleman himself who said he didn't understand why clary felt the need to publish his name in all of the papers and that he could take care of himself and he would let his family know his whereabouts when he was ready to do that. and so she wrote him a very

justice even threatened to sue florida for trying to remove ineligible noncitizens from its voter rolls. why would the department of justice not want states to remove ineligible felons, ineligible noncitizens, and of the dead from their voter rolls? the administration's actions aren't just wrong. they are arrogant, and democratic, and an insult to the rule of law. the administration's disregard for the constitution and rule of law not only undermines our democracy, it threatens our national security. the justice department has not taken the initiative to prosecute leaks of national security secrets.

by comparing databases to voter rolls.ople are saying is the program in question is partially useful in the state provides the necessary information to the feds so you can have a useful match. two, what it does not say and does not conflict with the law, the national voter registration act says you don't conduct these purges within 90 days. shannon: we'll leave it there. we'll see whether either of these lawsuits are settled before voters head to the polls. thank you both for weighing in. here is a question. could your self-tanner kill you? they have new worries about the main ingredient those tanners. in the case of texas justice going to the grand jury. a rancher catches a man molesting his young daughter and he beats the man to death. >> we were sitting right there, and we discussed what little we knew about it. and i frankly said, i would give the guy a medal. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i

with that, why don't we go to roll call for introductions?supervisor olague, you are first on a roll call for introductions. you refer? thank you. supervisor elsbernd? supervisor campos? supervisor campos: thank you. i have a couple of items. the first i will defer speaking about it during commendations, and it is a resolution honoring jose for his tremendous contributions to san francisco's political and cultural life. i look forward to getting into more specifics about that in a few minutes. the second item is an item that i am introducing. it is an ordinance that deals with white zones. much to my surprise, there currently is no law in the books that prohibits individuals from blocking wide zones. we are talking about passenger loading zones on city sidewalks. white zones serve an important public safety function because they reduce traffic congestion by eliminating the need for double parking. they also improved vehicular and pedestrian safety and reduce motor vehicle emissions. i am introducing legislation today that would make it an inf

he had to be purged from the voter rolls by the way privacy reasons that would not release his name he had voted for your job on four francesca is it worth is it worth it i mean in is it worth knocking five million people off the voter rolls to get five thousand people who might be you know who is nine hundred five million people off the voter rolls to get five hundred thousand people let's take it florida as an example they flagged like two thousand three hundred people who are going to be thousand people of the voting polls in two thousand florida went through this year and knocked a bunch of dead people off the road and rolls over anymore and everybody really does they flagged they flagged people who they thought might be illegal residents and there were only like twenty three hundred people so we're not talking about a widespread problem that's affecting a ton of people in florida and then from there they determine if they were legal or not and those that were illegal got put back on the voting rolls the fundamental problem was that you said that they were doing something illegal t

we rolled out the water for a safety program to reduce risks. we exercise our first tabletop exercise for emergency response plans. lastly, in furtherance of the mayor's office initiatives, we housed homeless families by creating a temporary emergency housing plan to assist human services to meet their short- term housing needs for those displaced fire victims. this year's budget, the biggest step in the bombing for the coming years is the implementation of the early news associated with the transition plan, which will move ydi tenants to treasure island so the first phase can begin. we have budgeted accordingly for those moves. we predict annual revenues to be about $8.3 million, the majority of which is for housing revenue. another $2 million from commercial residents, and the balance from special events. on the expenditure side, our expenses are contractually and work-order driven. our contracts include a large standing agreements with professional and specialized services. landscaping, a tool works, and tihdi, the treasure island housing dev

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severe storms roll through maryland, leaving behind heavy damage. eyewitness news has coverage. >> the rain is gone, but weather will beep a major concern for us this weekend. meteorologist tim williams explains. >> plus, justice for chris. one baltimore county family is asking for federal investigators to step into their son's death. >> and a growing concern about city firehouses. why a move to save money has many neighbors fearing the worst. >> eyewitness news starts now. >>> destructive storms. fierce winds and heavy rain wreak-weekend, but maryland to virginia, is the worst over? >> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news saturday morning. i'm gigi barnett. emergency crews are working around-the-clock clearing way hundreds of down trees. damage vehicles and snapped power lines. this is what many people are waking up to this morning. these pictures were sent into the eyewitness news newsroom from baltimore city, where fierce winds caused trees to fall on cars. this morning eyewitness news is live with exclusive first warning weather coverage and

state trooper -- >> open your door, open your door, roll down your window so i can talk to you. >> soon he is not cooperating to a whole new level. he takes off in the truck. >> with a float tire. >> that's when state trooper follows him down to this wooded area and it turns out to be a dead end. >> it's gets scarier. he puts it in reverse, slams it into the police cruiser. apparently it tripped this full pump cut off switch, and the car couldn't run. and that is the state trooper firing shots to protect himself. he gets away and goes on a chase down highway 53. other police catch up to him, age his blood alcohol was .217 which is almost three times the legal limit. >> i bet he doesn't remember anything. >>> there's a lot of things that cause traffic back ups, but rarely do you see this. this is near west lake, louisiana. that in the roadway is an alligator. and they do that freeze thing. but they think he was hit by an 18-wheeler. he kind of froze after he got hit, but he still puts up a fight when they try to remove him from the road. he's not hurt that bad, he's still making a move.

roll en vivo open ---mayra tostado se encuentra en vivo con los detalles.. roll open mayra ---asi es, los arrestos se llevaron a cabo la semana pasada y algunas de sus victimas fueron liberadas.. 0:01 0:13 0:50 1:17 take pkg un total de 6 menores de edad obligadas a prostituirse en el area de la bahia han sido rescatadas tras una operacin de tres dias realizada por las autoridades locales y el f-b-i. michael gavin - agente, fbi "we also arrested seven individuals who had coerced or enticed them to participate in prostitution." este agente dice que siete personas fueron detenidas acusadas de explotacion sexual de menores.. las victimas tenian entre 15 a 17 aÑos de edad.. cuatro de ellas trabajaban en oakland, una en san francisco y otra en san rafael. "our local partners arrested 61 prostitutes, adult prostitutes." las autoridades dicen que en este mismo operativo lograron detener a 61 prostitutas mayores de edad en nuestra region, 31 de ellas operaban en oakland y la mayoria se anunciaba en paginas de internet.. johnny davis - teniente, policia de oakland "w