ever to >> roy's awesome.y worked with him half a dozen times. anytime i need a hand, he's there. if i need a muscle, he's there. he's a great guy. i wish we had more. i never seen him on "lockup" until after he started working here. he's aggressive. but in a great way. anytime you get someone who wants to come to work and wants to work, my god. >> and still, reminders of prison sometimes show up unexpectedly. >> this prison bus from the department of corrections came in. me being my nosy self-i had to look. right here, names and numbers of people being transferred out. it wasn't too long ago i was on one of these buses. i wouldn't want to do anything to jeopardize my liberties that i have now. uh-uh. right now, i can hear the wind blowing in to the trees behind us. ain't no trees in no prison yards i've ever been in. life is great. >> i'm really excited. >> roy's brother ray was just as hopeful when he left prison. during our extended stay shoot at the lyman correctional facility we followed him to the small

roy and i sit down with roy kim, whose grandfather opened the place in 1978.most korean restaurants, you didn't mess with the original, ever. and like most korean father/son relationships, you obeyed dad's wishes, no matter what. >> my father opened put all this redwood and cherry, to this day i can't touch certain things here. >> he doesn't let you change the uniforms, either. >> no. he still controls the restaurant. >> you just don't the work. >> i just do the work. as a korean, we know. we start with the pickles, preserves, kimchi, a spicy squid. no bonchon. no meal. >> you know what this restaurant has that a lot are getting away from? the chairless rooms. >> the feet under, knees forward? >> tea ceremonies. that was punishment for koreans. >> and with a book over your head. >> for hours. >> what would a crime -- what got you into that position? >> as minimal as a 94 on a test. >> korean parents? well, let's just say they veer towards the script. moms and dads were not, shall we say, conflicted about corporal punishment. i love that you both immediately re

i'm chris with kill roy realty. i'm sawyer, we will not defer the fees on the additional stories. >> okay, appreciate it. [speaker not understood]. >> commissioner wu. >> i think that addresses the issue i was asking. i was going to ask the city attorney if we could make a suggestion to dbi what they want to do. >> [speaker not understood] city attorney. you can give recommendation to dbi as to how they interpret their fee deferral program. >> to the maker of the motion, are you interested? >> but they've agreed not to defer. either way. >> so, this is probably one of the few projects that will have this situation anyway because it's just they're coming back for this. i think other projects will either be clean in coming to us now or they already have their fees deferred and they won't be coming back and asking us. >> we can move to approve the project sponsor not to seek the fee deferral for the additional six [speaker not understood]. >> second. >> i guess i have a question about that, though. do we happen to know

i'm jim rubin, rubin junius and rose representing kill roy again.ou remember we were 333 brannan as well. just happens these were on the same calendar. we are going to show you an abbreviated architectural presentation of the project itself. however, late 2011, five of the seven of you saw that project before so what i'm going to do is spend a little bit of time talking about the unusual situation that we're in. it's not untoward at all, it's just unusual because we're here asking to add height to a building that's already under construction. what actually happened is that the property was zoned by a german pension fund named gol and they started building this project meaning they started the entitlement prosis for this project under the old zoning and then the tcdp started to get studied and gol elected to continue under the old zoning, try to get their project entitled, and probably built as a competitive advantage for one thing, ahead of the enactment of the tdcp. it was a reasonable decision to make at the time. there was a full e-i-r done for t

. >> jabani roy: (through translator) there's no use in going to the police, they would simply accuse us of selling our daughter. >> in fact, some people, like jabani roy, here with her son bimal, do receive money. >> roy: (through translator) two thousand rupees. >> two thousand rupees, she said, about $40. it's been years, and she's never heard from her daughter. >> roy: (through translator) i think something bad happened. >> bimal: (through translator) if she would have returned at least once we would feel better, but she hasn't even returned once. >> kailash satyarti, one of india's best-known anti- trafficking activists, says marriage is but one fate tens of thousands of young women face every year across india. >> kailash satyarti (sociologist): they are stolen, they are sold and resold and resold at different prices and eventually they end up as child prostitute, child slave, many of the missing girls from west bengal and orissa and assam other northeastern state, they are found being married to old man in punjab and haryana and sometimes in delhi. a 14-year-old girl could have

we will head out to captain roy taylor@i-team 11. he has an update. >> between the timonium station and hunt valley, they do have one track that is open. not too big of a deal up this way. in two hours, 8 p.m. tonight, they will shut down service between timonium and hunt valley as far as the light rail goes and have a bus bridge there because they want to fix the power line. they need to get the southbound track done so they need to shut down light rail service in timonium between timonium and hunt valley at 8 p.m. tonight and that way you will be dealing with the bus corruption -- correction. i am captain roy taylor. >> this year's baltimore maryland -- marathon has a change. organizers tell us the company gave notice months ago saying it wanted to work another community project. the marathon is october 12. >> we had some showers around the area today helping to keep the temperatures down but the rain is moving out in time for a nice-looking weekend and in time for the o's baseball. those showers will be out of here in the next few

as for roy, he acknowledges complications could pop up again. but he's keeping this as lighthearted as he can. >> a lot -- about 25 pounds lost through the process without trying to which is not good. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> so many of us had no idea this was happening. >> no idea. >>> switching gears, the fog factor forecast in full effect at sfo it appear. let's check with jeff. >> yeah. seeing delays now. we'll have the full fog forecast in a minute. we do want to let you know one-hour delays now. not only the low clouds but also the drizzle likely to continue into tomorrow morning. if you are taking off on a flight for the morning hours, here's the good news. at all the major airports, not seeing weather delays. laguardia, atlanta, boston all clear this hour. for us here, those delays, again, continuing as you mentioned for the morning hours. we'll see the low cloud cover across oakland, also back to the east bay and south bay now for the sixth consecutive day. temperatures mid to upper 50s. nice morning to just grab that cup of c

. >>> coming up next roy middleton was shot 15 times in his own driveway by deputies and he survived and he's now talking. his side of what happened. >>> also ahead, facebook founder mark zuckerberg talking about his next big venture. connecting the whole world to the web. an exclusive interview and we'll have that for you. >>> first, cnn's legendary show "crossfire" returns september 16th. and as we lead up to the premiere, here's a look back at one of its most memorable moments. >> the new "crossfire" is going to bring a lot of new things to television and also bring some that have been on a long time. i will share with you 21 years ago a topic that we're going to be talking about for the next few years, maybe for the next decade. hillary clinton. if hillary clinton has a public life, if she is a professional woman who gave up baking cookies who has a full-time profession and goes to thei luncheon to praise anita hill and on the legal services board as a full professional, i would assume she would want to be in the fray. president bush is talking about the wife as a wife. a distinc

kill roy, really huge. these are billion dollar companies. why do we have to struggle with getting affordable housing money out of these people? it's one thing for the residential builders and people like that that are low developers coming before you and saying, really it's going to screw us up totally if we have to pay these fees in advance. if kill roy can say that with a straight face and sales force can say that with a straight face, i would roll over. they are not going to be broken by paying into affordable housing, but they're affecting the ability of affordable housing developers to build affordable housing. so, i would say ask the city attorney. exercise your discretion, and your discretion is if you don't like the project, you can turn it down. you don't want to give the extra floors, you don't want to give the extra exception, you don't have to. and i think you should do the right thing and continue it as well for [speaker not understood]. thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? okay, public comment is closed. commis

i will get a rob roy. and mr. roy. >> i will get myself a shirrley temple action. mrs. temple. letty get out of here. >> that is absolutely one of the worst. that he's done. and since the drunk people have less interest in the story and you. couldn't you find better subjects? >> the reason they didn't care. and the reason they had little interest in the story is because they were drunk. >> that was it. >> yeah. >> i kept thinking of the young fellow that worked with the o'rielly factor. >> jesse walter. >> he would have spent more time and been ten times worse. >> of course. but not really. >> you know what, it would be more professional, hotter subject and his collar would be up. >> let me she you what it would have looked like. and then a lot of movie clips. >> how dare you attack him? >> it is tough love. i think you did it to expense a weekend in rock away. what is wrong with? do i have a couple of hypodermic needles in my but the. that's the price you pay. >> to get the story. >> exactly, hepatitis will not get itself. >> i want to apologize to america for the last seven y

during last christmas there's a guy named roy.s not a model citizen but he's been around here for decades sometimes he didn't act well, but roy needed a new set of technicality and we pass the hat and took dominations and he got a whole set of deny what is your for christmas. the next thing he did here's a picture of fred and he's with a special child named o democrat. i got a letter from his grandfather. i'd like to read the letter. dear chief there are few events that would motivate me to write a letter of this but the compassion shown by the san francisco pd. our grandson who has special needs and don't speak he got a lot of compassion. we were fortunate to visit the scare and we met the officer. they spent the next hour together and we were about to leave with officer chris asked us where we were staying and we mentioned we were going to dinner. when we reside for dinner there was a passage waiting for the boy with stishgdz and he was thrilled that. and sergeant showed at the dinner and presented the boy with the cap and multi

he ends off to roy june. nice move hat the line of scrimmage.sc six of 14-yards. and then too plays later pat p white calls his own number, follows the block of young and dives into the end zone for 14-yard touchdown. the play was upheld, 452-yards of phones, dominate the bills 40-7. here is the head coach and his thoughts. >> i was impressed with our football team, two days less preparation time.prep for them to may as hard as they did and as well as they did, there are a bunch of positive things. we'll look forward to trying to come up with the top 50 mayors, plus the practice squad butquad there's one more game, a few f more days of practice and it won't be long. we'll be teaming up for the game. >>> the red skins are 3-0 this season. they have tough decisions to make. first cues are on tuesday. final cuts next saturday. one position to keep an eye on running back, roy halou on 13 carry wks likely offers as back-up. also williams, he's fighting for a back-up spot tonight. eight carries for 52 yards and also had a touchdown. let's check in on rocky chris thompso

roy: but then, in the early 1900s, we began to treat our water. and since then, we've seen a rapid decline in the incidence of waterborne disease. narrator: most cities treat drinking water through filtration, chlorination, and sometimes ozonation to kill pathogens in the source supply. these are complex treatment plants that cost millions of dollars to operate, but are necessary for our wellbeing. the treatment of drinking water has been called one of the greatest public health achievements of the last century. the water infrastructure itself protects the treated water until it comes out of our taps. it's been since 1911, since we had an outbreak of cholera or typhoid in the united states. but that doesn't mean that it can't happen. it can happen. if we aren't on our guard all the time, we are vulnerable to going right back where we were in 1911. in milwaukee, health experts are taking a close look at the public water supply. in milwaukee, thousands of people have been getting sick. man: private distributors of bottled water are sending extra sup

warmer towards and gill roy 70. and santa cruz. partly cloudy. and a bit warmer on the weekend. >>> time now is 6:10. embattled politician anthony weiner caught in a heated exchange. >> there you go. >> i heard what you said. >>> a confrontation with a fellow candidate. >>> a popular special store in san francisco. >>> welcome back to the channel 2 morning news. we have breaking news regarding relations. the white house just announced that the president is cancelling plans to meet with the russian president putin during an economic summit. this video of a meeting between the two leaders. and the it reflects the tension over russia harboring edward snowden. and last night he made his sixth appearance on the tonight show with jay leno. and the president explained his health care law. >> reporter: he talked about the affordable health care act. starting in october, people can join places and shop around for lower cost health care. a lot of consumer protections are in place. for example. patients get rebates if the companies spend more than 20% of re

here's abc's akditi roy. >> reporter: she's part of "ocean's 16." the 16 workers at ocean county's vehicle services shop in new jersey, winning a portion of wednesday's $448 million powerball. >> i can't even tell you. i'm just so excited. >> reporter: new jersey native, susan nichol is the first from the group to step forward. >> my co-worker came out and shook me and said, "we did win!" reporter: after taxes, nichol's share of the winnings will be an estimated $3.5 million. she's not using the earnings to leave her county job. instead -- >> i want my husband to retire. i'm not, but i want him to. he's worked a long time. >> reporter: nichol says she plans on fixing up her house -- damaged by hurricane sandy. aditi roy, abc news, new york. >>> what's happening to the dolphins, more than 100 of them washing up on an american shoreline. >>> the newest message coming in from the swiss tonight. why are they desperately trying to apologize now to oprah winfrey? hey, it's me, progressive insurance. you know, from our 4,000 television commercials. yep, th

here's abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: she's part of "ocean's 16." the 16 workers at ocean county's vehicle services shop in new jersey, winning a portion of wednesday's $448 million powerball. >> i can't even tell you. i'm just so excited. >> reporter: new jersey native, susan nichol is the first from the group to step forward. >> my co-worker elaine came out and shook me and said, "we did win!" >> reporter: after taxes, nichol's share of the winnings will be an estimated $3.5 million. but she's not using the earnings to leave her county job. instead -- >> i want my husband to retire. i'm not, but i want him to. he's worked a long time. >> reporter: nichol says she also plans on fixing up her house damaged by hurricane sandy. she may be richer but still -- aditi roy, abc news, new york. >> she wants retirement for her husband. >>> still much more ahead on "world news" this saturday night. what's happening to the dolphins, more than 100 of them washing up on an american shoreline. >>> and later here on "world news" -- the newest message coming in fro

which may wind up being four by week's end one guy is that should nothing worry about roy.he third year back all solidified his back up role. he rush for 15 yards. on 27 pre so carries. almost sick yards carry he is hard knowsed runner done great job catching pass out of back field this pre season. and in last night weurpbgs he scampered for another 70 yards. in contest. and best of all after missing last year toy injury he back and healthy than ever. >> i wasn't stpeging to be this healthy but i was not expecting to be like you know where i couldn't practice at all. >> so, i am just really thankful that i had opportunity to be part of something begger than myself here red skins back with fellow. and i am also appreciating, that coach are giving me chance to come, and come back on the team, and kind of get the opportunity to establish myself again. >> look other back vying for spot. williams he has been solid, running back in limited action this pre seen last night carried eight time for 51 yard. rookie chris thompson, fifth round draft pick he has shown mild case fumbles.

>> thank you, aditi roy. >>> tonight in egypt the dangerous escalation of tension continues. abc's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz, has made her way to one of the men at the center of the crises and the crackdown to ask some tough questions. it's an abc news exclusive. >> reporter: he's one of the most powerful men in egypt right now and a civilian leader behind the military's brutal crackdown on its own people. >> no country will allow to have a paramilitary people taking the streets preventing simple inhabitants in the neighborhood not able to go out. >> but they were killed for doing that. >> we didn't provoke it. we asked them to go freely. we started by throwing only tear gas and they answered back by firing. >> reporter: the result? more than 1,000 egyptians dead, most of them for protesting the military seizing power. >> you do not believe security forces used excessive force at all? >> i cannot say that all the police are peaceful. of course there are some exceptions. i cannot say 100 percent, but i'm sure that by and large they try to abide. >> so

corporal mecham still has to check one more thing. >> daniel roy smith, black male. >> i typed in his i.d. number and ran a check through dmv. >> he's disturbed by what he sees. >> on the screen, it showed that he was wanted by the u.s. marshal's office out of winston, salem. . but he wasn't sure this is the same man. >> he was so friendly. he was so polite. i couldn't imagine if he knew he was wanted he would have handed my his i.d. that's what caught me off guard. >> the corporal sees daniel waiting patiently in front of the cruiser. if he were wanted by police, wouldn't he try to escape? >> why is he being so compliant? whe why is he sticking around? why isn't he making a run for it? all those things make me think i have the right guy. >> he decides to question him further. >> let me ask you something. are you supposed to be in a half way house or something like that? okay, you sure about that. because we're checking on something right now but it looks like -- >> that's something i regret. giving him the heads up that i knew he was wanted. >> you don't have any weapons or anything

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now, i've been in roy emerson's spot when i got older too, and he came from the u.s.pen and he was tired, and the last guy he wanted to play was a little 17-year-old eager kid. but it was an opportunity of a lifetime for me, and to have taken advantage of that -- i walked off of there and i can still remember pancho and spencer walking up to him and go into the locker room. now when i walked into that match, i was in locker room number two. when i walked off of that match, i was in a locker next to pancho gonzalez in the main locker room the biggest thrill of my life. winning that match right there told me that if i keep working, keep going at it the right way, keep listening, and keep being disciplined, then i have an opportunity. tavis: let me fast-forward way down the road, and then we'll come back, because i'm fascinated now by your comment a moment ago that later in your career you know what it felt like to be in his shoes. so what did it feel like years later when that was happening to you at the hands of these young guys? >> well, i went from looking for somebo

performances by maroon 5, roy boy, dorksha, baby's breath, amber alert, rot we'ller featuring lil it'lya and a special performance by paula deen and the e-trade baby. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back. with  ?k%Ñ%Ñ >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to stepheft colbchella '01, the song of the summer of the century featuring the artists formerly booked as daft punk. now they're not here tonight, and i have accepted a lot of money from our colbchella sponsor hyundai. so not delivering the song of the summer is a real kick in my balls brought to you by hyundai. now, folks this could not be a bigger disaster if someone had planned it. wait a minute. wait a minute. this is mtv networks. of course, i've ben daft punked. where is he? ashton, i know you're here. where is ashton? [ cheers and applause ] baby! >> come on! stephen: you're the greatest. so, ashton, ashton, i've got to ask you. so, ashton, daft punk not being here -- did i get punked? >> no, you don't [bleep]ed stephen: ashton kutcher, everybody. ashton. you kno