that's the situation in sanford, where the tragedy took place. in the wake of the shooting, some local pastors, black and white, began meeting together to discuss the crisis. they formed a new group called sanford pastors connecting, which promised to promote racial reconciliation. they believe it's an outgrowth of king's vision that all god's children join hands. derrick gay, pastor ofominion international church and jeff krall, pastor of the family worship center assemblies of god church are helping to lead the effort. >> this particular shooting, it happens everywhere in this country, but for some reason this one was highlighted, and i believe by the hand of the lord that, hey, look, let's make -- this is going to be different. we saw pastors come out of the woodwork who normally would never get together, and i've said this before, it's in some respects, we were almost shamed into action. >> almost two months after the shooting, pastors from different races and denominations held a press conference and pledged unity. they said they would be pr

i always loved sanford cisco in college, and i just wanted to try it out. i started working in economic development policy. i was a community organizer for six years. i worked with young people, parents, and families around issues that concern our neighborhoods, whether it was improving muni lines, affordable housing, public schools, or just planning issues in neighborhoods. we just had a hearing last week, and we are trying to do some work around bedbug enforcement, which is a major issue in the tenderloin and of hill and 63. a hearing will actually be on thursday, april 7, 10:30. we're doing our first hearing on pedestrian safety. i think public safety is a huge concern. it ranges from both low-level crimes to pedestrian safety, and so that is a really important issue to me. we are probably more than double what every other district has. and that are preventable. and we can do better. district 6 is one -- home to one of the most diverse constituencies. we have the poorest residents in san francisco. we have lgbt. we have immigrants, people of color, youth

look at sanford. he is back. >> but sanford didn't assault anyone and he confessed to being in love with the woman. >> and now they wren gauged to be -- they are engaged to be married. >> they are. they are actually staying at my place this weekend. from that guy to this guy. will the old and gray make anthony pay? it is a setback for wiener and just when things were looking up. on tuesday the serial sexter called the opponent grandpa at an aarp event no less. wiener later said he used grandpa because george mcdonald who con fronted him talks about his granddaughter on the campaign trail. arp called the comments regarding age unfortunate. the incident likely erased any goodwill wiener earned the previous night when he handed out cookies at a senior center. will voters take a leap of faith with wiener? we asked this cat. >> you can say he is toast. no, no, no. he is fine. he is in cat heaven. he is doing well. >> that cat molested a lot of his staffers. >> i think the cat is okay. michelle, after the g

. >>> to football we go, the sanford cardinals are preparing to live up to the hype.they picked sanford as the number four team in the country, defending national champion, alabama, took the stop spot followed by ohio state and oregon. >>> to track and field. this just in. usain bolt is freakishly fast. he coasted to his third straight 200-meter world championship title today with the race in hand as soon as they hit the final stretch. now, bolt goes for his fourth triple gold at a major championship when he joins the jamaican team for the 4 by 100 relay. >>> manchester against united. 34th minute, robin van kur zi beats the defense and slams one home. 1-0. sliding on the knees is really cool. 2-0, man you. they go on to win, 4-1. >>> good news today, coaches pulled together at at&t park for a great fund-raiser called coaching core. hundreds of coaches volunteer their time to coach kids from low-income families. they pull together right here in the bay area. the event was called take the field at at&t park. rickey henderson, dave stuart. a $5 donation allowed the fans

in the sanford race in south carolina, everybody knew what happened with sanford.y knew all the details about it. turned out to be a much closer race than anyone thought. maybe if the democrats had run a different candidate, maybe they would have won, who knows. but the electorate made a decision with all the facts. same with spitzer and weiner. it's in front of the electorate. the electorate is adult, mature. we have a democracy. i'm very confident they're going to figure this out. >> the only question i have as a parent, is this life in session that voters can judge, or is there something disqualifying at a point when i can't even turn on the news because that's going to create a bigger conversation than i want to have with my 8-year-old? >> only way we can solve that, david, is if we had a disqualification process, if people put themselves up for public office and somebody investigated them and said your personal life is not so good, we're going to throw you out. then we have, as i think a number of your panelists made the point, these situations, actually we lu

sanford, florida.rge zimmerman wasn't treated by the police as a possible suspect in a murder, and that's what generated the initial activism. it was a push to get the sanford police department to actually treat this as a crime and not just something that happened. >> there's breaking news in this regard. the district attorney in duncan, oklahoma, has just now determined that a hate crime was not committed in the shooing of christopher lane last friday. congressman, with your roots in oklahoma, what's the vibe in that state? does that is news come as a surprise to you? >> no. >> not a hate crime? >> oklahomans don't jump to a conclusion that something is a hate crime or racially motivated. i find it interesting. you recount some of the perhaps overreaction by some people on the right, but i wish there had been similar criticism of the overreaction by msnbc, by people on the left to the trayvon martin shooting and to claim that there was no investigation of the martin shooting, there was a lot of invest

sanford alley is not part of the alley and there's a lot of conversations and publicity about retail spaces that remain empty. so that's one concern. the other is physical because of the grade change in order to put any retail no matter the size on either side of that area that patio type area we would have to impact two floors. and that's our light that's the light we get into the floors behind so 43 if we remove any of that we're going to greatly impact the use ability of those spaces. we've spent a lot of time talking about this. we want to be good neighbors. we'll expect to meet with another lady she's not here. but we thought about potentially a food truck where we provided all of the hookups and things along stanford alley and accommodate a food truck and put this food trucks when the street is active like ball games. i'm not telling you we're going to do that but examining is possibility. the retail design right now comes almost all the way across brandon but doesn't reach

sanford alley is not part of the alley and there's a lot of conversations and publicity about retail spaces that remain empty. so that's one concern. the other is physical because of the grade change in order to put any retail no matter the size on either side of that area that patio type area we would have to impact two floors. and that's our light that's the light we get into the

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i brought proclamations for each and every one of the awardees on behalf of the mayor and city of sanford says go to thank you for the trip -- work you do and for being an inspiration to all of us who are working in public safety to continue what you were doing. you really are the modern-day heroes. thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here and in honor. -- an honor. [applause] >> thank you, paul. the chiefs took a third of my pager was going to talk about. the commission took the other third. that gives me time to acknowledge people that i saw here this evening. thank you. some of the retired, micki griffin, a larry ryan. there is one gentleman here that i have to mention. that is deputy chief santos. thank you. [applause] this is not the kind of ceremony that he will ast we ask you to l the end to applause. i want you to jump up and down. do not read anything, because we will have to pay for it. but the know we appreciate them. i'm going to get right to it. first up, john garrity. i would like to have sergeant beretta, brian, morris and johnson up on the stage, please. capt. gari

daniel sanford joined an expedition to the russian arctic. he filed this report. from a town deep inside the arctic circle. headed evene further north. as we entered the arctic ocean, polar bears patrolled the shores. the bears and the huge walruses cold.ll adopted to the the world is changing around them. august.dnight in mid it is pretty much still daylight. only a few years ago this part would have been all of ice flows .nd -- and unnavigable this year it is open water. climate change has to medically reduce the arctic ice in the summer. even up here in dc it is driving the animals onto land. are coming ashore in far greater numbers and in places they never used to. >> i'm going to have to talk quietly. may crush each other to death. they are precious creatures. they're trying to establish if the role races here -- walruses here are a completely unique subspecies. like the untouched landscape which the wildlife enjoys is about to be disrupted by the arrival of the oil and gas industry. vladimir putin says the economic future depends on exploiting the huge depos

reporter: on february 26th, 2012, trayvon martin was walking back to a house in a gated community in sanfords father were staying. trayvon caught the attention of the neighborhood watchman, who called police. >> this guy looks like he is up to no good, or is on drugs or something. >> reporter: a fight broke out. >> that is when he tried to slam me down. >> reporter: zimmerman fired one gunsh gunshot, and trayvon martin was killed. zimmerman claimed he shot in self defense and was acquitted of manslaughter. after his acquittal, his attorney says he is now an outcast. >> unfortunately, even though he did nothing but protect himself that night, the way the things were visited on him, by the way the case was handled, made him a pariah. >> reporter: but shelly stood by him, even as death threats came. >> there had been so many scary ones, like if george gets acquitted, you will find him hanging in a tree. >> reporter: the couple was forced to run. >> we have been pretty much gypsies for the past year and a half. we lived in a 20-foot trailer in the woods. scared every night that a somebody was go

. >> this 12,000 square foot resident was originally designed by sanford white and was totally redonend rebuilt with the highest possible cafertsmanship. >> the home takes you back in time. you feel it's almost a gatsby era-type home. it's truly magnificent. >> now this is a great room. >> it has deeply coffered triple ceilings. handmade par quay floors, antique fireplaces and floor to ceiling french doors. >> it is the perfect space for entertaining. >> just off the great room you come into this dramatic kitchen-family room-breakfast room area. a lot of natural light. french doors lining the exterior and this beautiful 18-th century fireplace. the kitchen is dramatic. gour may. you can have a professional chef here. here is my favorite spot. you can overlook the pond. you truly get a sense of why stanford built the place here. >> on the way to the master bathroom you're greeted by this beautiful sun-drenched space. >> it has tiled l

. >>> the big game between sanford and cal may be moving. >> i think that's -- why would they do that? >> that'd be an outrage. >> why the teams may face off at a new location next year. >>> forget the backyard. how about putting your next garden on the roof. why one group wants to bring more of these to the big city. >>> it's back. the threat of thunderstorms is back in the forecast. we'll pinpoint the location. coming up as the news continues here on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,, golden bears was welcomed te cal campus today. more than x- thousand undergra >>> a new generation of golden bears was welcomed to the cal campus today. more than 6000 undergraduates moved into residence halls at uc berkeley. they were greeted by upper class men, professors and new chancellor. classes start thursday. >>> the football rivalry is almost as old as the game itself. where that game is played could be changing. this is last year's big game at cal's memorial stadium. the schools normally take turns hosting it. the soon to be finished levi stadium could change that. >> it's ridiculous. that's like stanford

. >>> we jump on over to sanford, florida. this is that smart guy's computers. they're using a rock to knock out the glass at the bottom of the door and they jump in. in 40 seconds they t got away with nine laptop computers. >> is that guy running funny? >> yes. >> a little dinky of a runner. >> it may be a girl or it may be they hurt themselves coming through that broken glass window. >> they pretty much had their identity hidden so you can't tell what sex this person is. the owner hads to pay $1500 just to get new film put on the door but it's $4,000. we talked to wstv and said i just moved here at the last place he worked he put down one of the metal gates so people can't do this. when he moved to this new spot, he thought, i probably don't need that. >> it's a good thing that this is weird because maybe that will be the identifier that they use to find these people despite them having their faces cover sdpled the l. >> the laptops have warranty numbers on them and they can't take them to pawn shops because the numbers are into a computer and they will know i

it happened in sanford, florida. you see a man walking into the salon. inside the salon is a woman and her two children but watch what this guy does. he is holding a weapon. >> oh. >> he starts demanding money but then puts a gun right to the daughter's head. >> you got a weapon. why use the child? >> eventually he walks over to the woman. puts the gun under her chin. eventually forces them to get on the ground. very aggressive toward her. he seems to punch her. eventually, watch this. one of the other kids starts running out the door but he follows, grabs her, and drags her back inside the store. >> what a scum bag. >> yeah. >> this happened back in july. but because of this surveillance video, police were able to identify and detain him. >> good. >>> if you're out by a body of water and you see a whale off in the distance, i don't think the first response that you have, i want to jump in and swim with that whale. that was exactly the response that 15-year-old young arthur had when he was looking over this gorgeous bay and at norway he says that he just

we're going to have a very interesting tour of elevators in sanford cisco. we have all gotten into an elevator, the doors have closed, and it has carried us to our destination. have you ever wondered how elevators were -- work? we check out the need outside the elevator using current technology and we learn about the latest destination elevated technology all here in san francisco. we will also visit the machinery where all the behind- the-scenes gears control these incredible machines. we are very fortunate today to have an expert with those who is going to walk us are around elevators in san francisco. can you tell us about the history of elevators in san francisco? the measure -- >> sure. the history of elevator technology evolves with the city. first elevators were installed for moving materials in the 1860's. in the 1870's, the first passenger elevator was installed, and that allowed building heights to go up to about seven floors. starting in the 18 eighties, 1890's, the first electric elevators were installed. that allowed for buildings to go up even

sanford stadium is relatively new. why go to a neutral site i can't figure it out. >> i can't figure it out either. the big game has to be in cal on even numbered years. that's the way it's been. you got to keep tradition. >> it would screw things up for that day and the long run and think about it, no fraternity and sorority atmosphere. wouldn't be the same. >> i'm with you, brodie. thanks a lot. we'll be right back. >>> are you ready for football? i am. if you plan to head to candle stick this season, you'll have to do so without your back pack or even a fanny pack. here's the new nfl rule. bags bigger than your hand are banned unless they are clear plastic the size of a ziploc bag, so security can see through them. the new rule caught many raider fans off guard last night. the nfl adopted the rule in response to the boston marathon bombings. tomorrow night the 49ers host the vikings on sunday night football. the game starts at 5:00 here on nbc bay area. following the game make sure to check out our 49ers preseason s

we send them to sanford. >> she didn't give a reason. but she wasn't there to harm people. >> reporter: the idea f a fake nurse makes people feel uneasy. >> that's scary. >> what if she had access to a baby? you can't trust people these days. >> reporter: a valley med spokesperson says cook's fake badge could not get her to the secure areas. >> as soon as it's brought to a nurse's attention, the protocols are followed. alerts were made. and the person was apprehended the next day. >> reporter: maybe the sergeant we heard from is right and she meant no harm. but the law is clear. the maximum sentence for the two misdemeanors she's accused of include two years in jail and $15,000 in fines. live in san jose, terry mcsweeney. >>> tragedy at a major league baseball game. a man died after falling 65 feet from the upper level to a parking lot outside the atlanta braves ballpark. it happened right during the game between the braves and the philadelphia phillies. medics did rush the man to the hospital where he died from his injuries. right now,

the artwork references the george zimmerman-trayvon martin murder case in sanford, florida.al also depicts george zimmerman firing a handgun at a faceless travon martn. critics say the mural is an innacurate depiction of the murder. last month a jury acquitted george zimmerman of any wrongdoing after he shot and killed 17 year-old travon martin in february 2012. >> volunteers in san diego expected to hit the streets of hoping to get enough signatures to recall mayor bob filner. the campaign is in response to the sexual harassment allegations facing the embattled mayor. christian de la rosa has the story. mayor bob filner ended intensive therapy yesterday.one week earlier than expected. his attorney said he will continue counseling on an outpatient basis. nearly a thousand people attended the funeral for two young brothers killed by a python. services were held in canada today for four-year- old noah barthe and his six- year-old brother connor. authorities say the python escaped from an exotic pet store located below the apartment where the boys were visiting last weekend. >>

he was flown to sanford medical center. officials are warning that even if coastal cliffs appear stable they can sometimes crumble quickly under pressure. >>> italy's luna rosa challenge evened the score in today's louis vutton cup race. luna rosa beat team new zealand which had a problem be its boat hydraulics. we'll have more on today's race race coming up later in sports rise. >>> a street race turns into a historic celebration as the mayor makes an announcement. >>> and the incident that sparked the litigation and it's connection to the trayvon martin case. >>> it could be uncle sam's biggest yard sale yet. the $20 million in equipment that could be yours. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, san francisco's sunday streets festival was held in an unlikely place today the tenderloin. >> there was good reason for people to flock to one of the city's rougher neighborhoods to honor a san francisco icon. >> live memorial church celebrating 50 years of feeding the homeless and helping the homeless. and tonight's event marked the event.

this one dates to 1850, and it's by a named folk artist, james sanford ellsworth, and in ellsworth'sve the introduction of photography, nipping at his heels, and so he did these funny little abstract renditions that have curlicues and wings. there are a lot of them that do exist in the marketplace, and there's a fairly consistent price level. they usually sell somewhere in the vicinity of $5,000 to $7,000. well, they're really remarkable pieces and incredibly beautiful, and thanks for sharing them with us. thank you. woman: we think it's maybe a temperance banner. it came from my grandmother's attic. my mom and one of my aunts were cleaning out the attic-- that's the home that they grew up in-- and found this folded up in a little plastic bag. so, i've unfolded it and have tried to take as good care of it as possible. well, the first thing we want to do is we want to try to date this. and we date something like this by looking at the material and by looking at the style of the lettering. we see it's made of a very, very fine linen material, on a beautiful cotton backing. and it's qui

he ran a small hedge fund and i knew his namement so when i showed up at sanford that day looking for a place to camp to cool off, i saw him giving a lecture on currency trading. i know this guy, i should go see him. i went in, there were maybe nine or six other people in the room. and i sort of plucked myself in the back and said if it's boring i will nap. and if it's's not i will get to know this guy. and it was amazing. he really had, he was exactly that guy, the smartest guy you know with the best ideas. you just want to gand say hello. >> rose: he was that guy at the moment. >> yeah. and so i walked up to him which i normally don't do afterwards and said hi, i'm mark, i heard you of from leukin scottment i said we should have breakfast. all right so, we are had breakfast the next day and i showed up with kind ever a-- said what do you do. i said i start companies. that's great, i invest in companiesment i showed up with a bag full of ideas. i said here's my idea number one, two, three. he said i like that one. and literally that one evolved into paypal. >> rose: now who was there

roll hall of fame that's that's the one that everybody knows but you know we didn't do that live sanford bees but what do you think. in retrospect what maybe for you what made your band different i think the. the diversity that we have on the new yeah the harmony and we work very well together i think we're we're much. we're much greater than the sum of our parts you know as we do any one of you have a problem be it early you know saying too soon it was interesting you get to the problem for the i got a lot of trouble in both younger guys both of us did i mean i i don't know if it was so much the fame that caused me to take the road i did with drugs now paul as much as that was just my own insecurities and my own demons i mean i was a late late bloomer i didn't really drink drink till i was twenty two and we were travelling the world when i was fourteen fifteen so. and the drinking age in europe was obviously much younger but i just didn't have any desire but i think you know just surrounding yourself with the wrong people at such a young age we're going to do it i think ultimately my fa

status to these sex scandals so in the long run you know for anthony weiner for bob filner for mark sanford for eliot spitzer it seems like the trend has been that it's a positive a positive thing to be involved in the race are not necessarily a positive thing but that it's not a negative as much i want to draw a quick distinction between filner and when it was a different bill the biggest well there are a couple of the i'd say the biggest difference between winter and phil right now is that the voters know anthony weiner likes to send the text messages and now they can evaluate that along with the rest of their information when they decide whether or not they're going to vote for anthony weiner in the democratic primary that's not the case with filner he's already the mayor and he thinks that two weeks of rehab are going to make up for what seems like systemic habitual harassment of his own employees and other people in san diego i don't think that's going to fly in the same way right if he wants to leave office he needs to either resign get recalled or die a recall is going to cost anywhe

of san francisco how widespread is this program to go beyond san francisco other jurisdictions in sanford and california are conducting their own investigations on mr brown here mentioned earlier is actually someone who was busted sacramento and they are conducting their investigation as well the five hundred thousand dollar figure reflects just the city of san francisco the city and county if other figures come to light later because other jurisdictions conclude their investigations and come up with dollar figures then them will compile a larger figure and they will decide what legal action they might want to take but this practice is absolutely widespread beyond san francisco we know of several other work issues which this is the case gabriel is there any indication of what happened so these people once they are bussed over there do they get in fact that help that they need yes and no the thing is a number of them and this is true of the patients or the subject of the demand letter or actually essentially instructed to call emergency services upon their arrival but that is that is a ver