>> roscoe. >> roscoe also?ou say a lot of, what do you think, two, three, give me a number. >> six to seven. >> six to seven. okay. what else? >> that's about it. >> that's about it. okay. >> basically what is going to happen now is we'll flex you up to a level two inmate. you'll probably be down here until i can get you a house. you may need to spend the night here. >> okay. >> you may go to theo lacy, whatever the room is going to be. >> okay. >> thank you. >> fair enough. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> while scotto will be moved to a higher security level, markus cash, after serving ten days in isolation for fighting with his boyfriend's cell mate, has just been moved back to mod q. >> i just got back, like, seriously three, four hours ago. i just got here. so, of course, everyone is banging on their doors, screaming my name, you know? i'm a star here. yeah. i'm crazy. >> not only is cash grateful to be out of isolation, he's especially happy about the location of his new cell. >> i'm so excited, my husb

roscoe >>commissioner kathrin moore: move to continue on the second. >> second. >> there is a motionand a second. shall i call on that motion to continue items 123 on the motion to propose? commissioner borden? aye. sugaya >> aye. commissioner wu, aye, commissioner president fong? aye. so moved commissioners. on the matter of 3b and the matter is continued to the date specified. >> commissioners that will place you on the consent calendar. all matters are considered to be routine by the planning commission and maybe acted upon by a single roll call of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless the public or staff request. which the item will be removed from the calendar. item 5. item 5: 2011.1146c o. masry; 4155 575-91166 1633 taraval street - along the south side of taraval street between 26th and 27th avenues, lot 041 in assessor's block 2399 - request for conditional use authorization under planning code sections 741.83 and 303 to modify an existing wireless telecommunications services wtss facility operated by sprint. the proposed macro wts facilit

martina calling blair the same lines as china and roscoe trombone. in two thousand and three the tenth and testing it out loud to timmy and his ship and it has defended his tenure. duck's back. also on the two who was in the auto focus contribution to the improvement of the two countries fellowship. during the past thirty years who said though there are ups and downs it but our two nations have kept improving. in the eonmobil china from sa indispensable to cha dao with more and more cultural exchanges on economic cooperation the two countries also have much in common in politics especially in the wall situation. and it was time enterprise support an article in a while therefore this will come to an economic. it's funny the two countries' relations to a new demo and checking cctv. now some are on the end of the street from us promise they had joined tonight by percentage of tokens from american graduate school playing catch up fast and diplomacy in paris the protests that but come to that of france was the fuss the western country to establish an acci

key cities in the area including for a new job to get into the hands of al qaeda affiliated find roscoe point he is a former u.s. marine and he thinks the u.s. led invasion has helped or why didn't the sectarian gaps in iraq you society. i think the reason that there's discontent in iraq right now is because of the u.s. led occupation put in place a lot of structural injustices that are the root of all the violence in iraq right now one of the results of the occupation of iraq was that the sunni community. became a very marginalized targeted group within iraq so this is the root of a lot of the fighting in on by province right now i think for the u.s. government to continue arming the rocky government to facilitate their internal oppression of various ethnic minorities within the country i think that would be very immoral on our part and i think it would be even more immoral for us to send troops to participate in this repression. hundreds of people have reportedly fallen thinking they you was a massive chemical spill into a west virginia river the incident has led to an indefinite ban

anderson's second grade class at roscoe wilson elementary school in lubbock, texas.u guys making new year's resolutions at this age? >> yes. >> yes. >> you are? >> yes. >> for real? >> yes! >> what's your new year's resolution, jack? >> mine is to eat less. >> to eat less, okay. might as well be, say, an adult. [ inaudible ] oh, wow, that's not too bold. that is fantastic. this year's list-makers include all your basics, like saving money and getting organized. what do you think an adult means when they say, for my resolution, i want to get more organized? >> like one side of dolls and one side of cars or something. >> exactly. now, what if i said that your parents are talking about becoming more fiscally organized? what do you think i mean there? it's hard to save money, right? what advice would you give to an adult who's having a hard time saving money? >> i would tell them to just ignore what they want for a while. >> only 8% of americans will be successful in achieving their resolutions in 2014, which brings us to january 17th. ditch new year's resolution day. >>

as you can see, this next picture you'll see these dogs named niner and roscoe are big fans, too. send us your pictures on our facebook page and be sure to like our battle of the bays on the abc 7 news facebook page. seattle is about 10,000 likes ahead of us at this moment, so we need to make up some ground and we can do it with your help. >>> let's go back and talk to spencer christian. one last check on the weather forecast. >> this nice, dry warm spell continues. clear skies over the bay area right now. a little bit of an almanac in san francisco, if you will. precise theal 8:52 p.m., you probably saw the bright moon in the sky. 71 the high today. this morning's low was a mild 52. average low for the state, 46. so things are quite different from the norm. we didn't have any rainfall for today, and the season starting january 1st, we have 2.1 inches of rain. that's the lowest total ever in the city of san francisco. 108 degrees at this hour. it's 4:07 p.m. in melbourne. it is really warm there. here's the seven-day forecast. i'm just going to have to fast-forward through it and

. >> take a look at niner and ares roscoe. aren't they adorable?> yes. >> where is stanley and oliver? we're waiting for stanley's gear to arrive. >> you can tweet your photos or post them to our facebook page. >> 49ers have scored a victory ahead of the match up with seahawks >> yes. niners in santa clara. there is more parking available. >> matt keller has the story. >> 49ers will take over 11 eye stadium the football team needed to find enough spaces. a few months ago they were 5,000 short of the 21,000 goal. they met it, and then some the 49ers landed 3 to 5,000 more spots on the city-own theed course just a chip shot from levis stadium. >> it gives us an opportunity to host large events. that will stimulate the reason. >> negotiations for more spaces at nearby mission college are ongoing. >> there will be tail gating. fans will get barbecue on. >> monday and thursday night games under play. fans are excited but cautious knowing getting there may be tough. >> you have 237. you have, we'll see. i'm not sure what is going to happen. >> public tra

. >> within a decade mark roscoe would be elected montana's governor. in 1984, though, he prosecuted barry beach. >> he gave a very detailed confession that matched the things that were discovered at the crime scene. >> like what? well, beach described the shirt kim wore, the tire iron and crescent wrench used to kill her, how she was dragged out the driver's side of the pickup, on and on. when testimony was finished, the jury was back in just six hours. the verdict, guilty. and so, in the spring of 1984 the story of the life of barry beach was apparently over. a dead man walking, sentenced to 100 years, no parole, but, of course, who are we fooling? the amazing story had really just begun. >>> why would barry beach confess to a crime he says he didn't commit? if he's innocent, as he claims, can he somehow prove it? when we come back, a closer look at the evidence, where it points, and where it doesn't. >> it's not barry beach's palm print. we really wanted to take a relaxing trip to florida. you know? just to unwind. but we can only afford one trip thi

hundred children have found those were overate in canada and work four times more likely to beat roscoe more than one-third of the teenagers in america were obese. alliance >> : patent manning response response to p >> : the grenadier not temper gary r.. >> : the mets of showing the broncos seahawks practice ancient. >> : pete carroll and meursault lynch are a play on sunday. the latest it's gonna be hyde thirties' maybe russell wilson his the outplay pain and manning the gas. he made all the noise could all the attention now is back. the broncos that participated in doors today as well. they went from 2 to 2 1/2 point favorite for sunday. paint manning of course see if he has a good game. he also added so there is some ducks. some passes but many to it. >> : added to adopt a thrown a lot of yards and touchdowns. a magical product. i'll think he was trying to get under patent skinner anything you want it taken off. >> : your tongue on superman's cape you don't spend to win. >> : anyway join us tonight at 8:00 when our sports show we standard. tonight i will stand out. laughter. >> : i'd

my name is roscoe dixon. i was in prison for four and that is the first, i want to thank you because i got a chance to look at you for four years on cnn. [laughter] >> they have tv in the prison. spent also a former legislator. i'm glad i went to prison because he got a chance to meet the brothers. i was like a lot of folks thinking, crack cocaine babies and blah, blah, blah. had a chance to do some research and found out who did it tuesday and it really hurt me in my heart because it was us who did it to ourselves. len bias spent after len bias died you saw those bills being passed judgment being passed in congress. not realize what the effect was going to be. spent a bill has never passed that test. tip o'neill was the speaker. his district, went home, came back, within 24 hours the congressional black caucus joined with him and put that thing together. so you have like a half ounce, you got five years, 10 years, mandatory. the judge couldn't do anything about it. the point is simply this, what i saw was go

. >> my name is roscoe dixon. i was in prison for four and a half years. i want to thank you, because i get a chance to look at you for four years on the nn. -- cnn. [laughter] i'm also a former legislator. i'm glad i went to prison, because i got a chance to meet the brothers. i was like a lot of forward thinking, crack cocaine babies, and so forth. i did some research and found out who did it too was. it was really heartbreaking, because we did it to ourselves. -- i did some research and found out who did it to us. has never been passed so fast. tip o'neill was the speaker. his district -- went home, came back, within 24 hours the congressional black caucus joined with them and put the thing together. years, 10 years mandatory. the judge could not do anything about it. the point is >>. it is this -- the point is simple. it is this. the brothers taught me a lesson. the point i am making -- we have got to get the family back together. almost half of our folk are not voting. they are not voting because they do not have any respect for us or relationship wit

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