schwartz: there's nothing isolated about the herminie situation. it's a very common problem. it's a town that was built before current standards. this is not backwoods rural america at all. it's just an unfortunate situation that was created probably a hundred years ago or more. and the people have to pay for it in a big way now. because the government is choosing to spend its money elsewhere right now, there's very limited money for communities to install adequate drinking water and wastewater, and i think it's criminal. that's my feeling. this country has to get its priorities right, and they're wrong right now. narrator: herminie faces problems because of the way its residents laid out the town generations earlier. across the country, many other cities and towns deal with the unexpected consequences from their early infrastructure design. los angeles county is a land of sprawling development. with development comes hundreds of square miles of concrete, leaving no way for water to naturally soak into the ground. in areas of such widespread urbanization, flooding can be deva

former california governor arnold schwartz is back on the spotlight. he's getting ready to film another movie. the 66 year old former mr. olympia has supplements that bear his name. his poor trit will be in sacramento. >>> well we were talking about today's rain in the bay area, that brought some snow to the sierra. reporter tom duhane joins us now on the last day of summer. >> here at blue canyon, it was a bit too low for the snow event tonight. but right up the hill take a look at what we found. >> 6,700 feet in the sierra. a good three inches of snow on the ground. the first measurable snow here since april 16. for a short time caltrans required chains overdone are summit but the road ways are still relatively warm so the snow is melting. we found campers from the bay area who hiked out early from royal gorj. they were not prepared for snow. >> it started snowing on us, so we thought we were going to be stuck in the ridge. but >> by about 2:00 we decided it's not going to let up. rain turned into snow, and then the next worry was can we get the truc

by schwartz was it if they had stayed here that in a place that built this was always out as one saddam's those were the post some of his son will be found his fatal injuries in the south are consistent with foibles explosives from mainstream host rachel maddow he recently smeared his not only if conspiracy theory in questions but also attempt to connect him to violence and al qaida all of these nefarious conspiracies. government plot to kill all one conspire and lie about it and cover up the real truth in this stuff is as ridiculous as it has ever been but it is as ridiculous as it is dangerous always for the joins us thank you very much for speaking with us how do you feel first losing you'll song being portrayed as the. price son died he died from an explosion i can prove that beyond a reasonable doubt if i was in a courtroom i jury can i not accept that as proof so that's where we have a problem when i say well this is an inside job when my son died from an inside job from someone putting bombs detonations i would maker sit in this ruling go through what i just went with you and then

and former governor arnold schwartz anything unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. zenegger ah is back in the spotlight. how he's dipping hisdose back into politics. >>> our continuing coverage of the crisis in syria, da mask immediate the deadline to avert the u.s. military strike. and international monitoring group says syria submitted an initial inventory of its chemical weapons arsenal. the inventory is the first step in the plan. the plan also calls for syria to remove or destroy all of its chemical weapons by the middle of next year. tonight there is a report that three coalition troops killed in afghanistan today

eis and eir, i want to acknowledge that we've been joined by the new director, chang and michael schwartz who led the environmental effort. it's great for us to be working with them and be at this point in this project. >> good afternoon, nolan, directors. we are here requesting approval of item no. 11, the van ness bus transit project as analyzed as a local preferred alternative in the final eis,eir, adopting the quality act and mitigation monitoring and reporting plan. the purpose of this item is for the sfmta to approve for the project adopt findings under the california environmental quality act. the project is a large scale plan to implement full featured bus rapid transit. one of the busiest transit roudz in the city and major north south transportation corridor within san francisco. when it's completed it will be an integral part of the munis transit network for all of san francisco. as recommended under the ceqa guidelines this should be a coordination of the preparation of environmental review documents whenever federal and environmental impact statements and environmental impact

you had the whole jim schwartz thing. >> cris: he is a fiery guy. you can't help but laugh at him a little bit. he so intense all the time. last night we were in our production meetings and michele tafoya said okay if i catch you coming off the field at halftime? >> referee: the ball was loose prior to the runner being down. first and ten. >> al: he is going to blow out all of the candles tonight. five turnovers. >> cris: latets say this. in reality what seattle has done in this division is help serve home. now you go back to san francisco and now pressure is on san francisco back there. i'll be stunned if these two teams don't both make the playoffs this year, but no question about it, this is the little step for the seattle seahawks, you know? a second defeat down here feels pretty good. >> al: they will gather again on december 8th in san francisco. robert turbin stopped at the line of scrimmage. we will tick down under 4:00 to go. >> cris: it's been a rough night but for russell wilson, just another -- another step. this young man, remember last

from a pure evaluation, it's an overachiever. >> jeremy schwartz with wisdom tree.ll up on the half, herb green interk at it again, he is raising the high flying, easy for me to say, i need a little water here. >> does he own a white flag or a red plague? >> a high fly gluteen free stock. we are about to play a little sectornommics. herb is working the phones, i'm working the water. see you in two. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. voted "best investment services company." a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can hel

amber schwartz was seen in 1988. the fbi and pinole police closed the case in 2009 two years after serial killer curtis dean anderson confessed to kidnapping and murdering her. she was serving time for murdering another girl. amber's family has been skeptical. there was no physical evidence. a family friend started an on-line petition to reopen the case. pinole's police chief says he will talk to the fbi on tuesday for more information on why the case was closed. he says he will re-open it in pinole if he is not convinced the case should have been closed. next week will mark 20 years since another high-profile kidnapping case. polly klass was ab -- abducted after a slumber party. the kidnapperrer -- her kidnapper is now on death row. polly's father says he has not forgotten or for given the man who took his daughter's life. >> i will witness the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed. >> after polly's death mark klass started the klass kids foundation to prevent crimes against child

at the time, amber's mother kim schwartz expressed disappointment no evidence had been produced tieing anderson to neighbor. a petition now has 1,100 signatures. the police chief tells the contra costa times he'll be glad to investigate any new evidence. >>>s a this hour, it's burning about 100 miles away but we can see it and breathe it in the east bay and south bay. poor air quality in the tri valley and santa clara county because of a massive hay fire. here's the map in the tiny town of vicinitiey e winters which i vacaville. we begin. chase cane in san jose where families and schools, chase, have been impacted. >> reporter: absolutely. they were all aware of the smoke and some of them told us, how could you not be aware of the smoke? because it was rather sithick ts morning. it's cleared out a bit. we have a decent breeze blowing south of san jose. depending on the direction, the breeze can keep moving the smoke out or bring it right back in. the fire rages more than 100 miles away from the south bay, but it's sending smoke as far away as los gatos, even monterey. >> it's a huge fi

schwartz and miss change from the ta if they could comment. peggy referenced the institute [inaudible] or itdt standards for assessing brt's, whether they're in brazil or in cleveland and they analyze them based on five basic essential elements -- busway alignment, dedicated right away, platform level boarding and they evalwait them on a gold, silver and bronze level. i know annie from itdt will be visiting next week, but i'm wondering if you have any sense of how this would be evaluated by itdp. >> thank you for the question. we have received several visits from them and they don't rate the system until it's already been built, but from their initial assessment they think it would be at least a silver, which -- this would be the first system in america to get a silver. there's one bronze out there so we're hoping for the gold. one of the silver -- >> that's not bad. >> we're hoping for gold. one of the key points is having passing lanes, which we know may be a possibility on geary, but there's not enough right away on van ness, so sometimes t

amber schwartz was seen in 1988. the fbi and pinole police closed the case in 2009 two years after serial killer curtis dean anderson confessed to kidnapping and murdering her. she was serving time for murdering another girl. amber's family has been skeptical. there was no physical evidence. a family friend started an on-line petition to reopen the case. pinole's police chief says he will talk to the fbi on tuesday for more information on why the case was closed. he says he will re-open it in pinole if he is not convinced the case should have been closed. next week will mark 20 years since another high-profile kidnapping case. polly klass was ab -- abducted after a slumber party. the kidnapperrer -- her kidnapper is now on death row. polly's father says he has not forgotten or for given the man who took his daughter's life. >> i will witness the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed. >> after polly's death mark klass started the klass kids foundation to prevent crimes against child

i wanted to thank michael schwartz and the mta staff. i'm very anxious to make sure our rapid network and the brt systems are moving forward as quickly as possible. chair avalos mentioned our visit to mexico city brt's and they were surprised how long our approval process was. i also wanted to say i think the rapid network we're creating in san francisco is critical for many areas that lack strong public transit support like the west side of the city. so with the van ness' brt's hopefully speedy imelementation that we can work towards the gary brt networks as well. i wanted to say i'm appreciative that the center lane alternative has been the one that's going to be proposed. i think it's the superior brt, the more effect ive ones according to the transportation and development policy that sponsored our trip to mexico city. those that cut corners and don't support the center lane alternatives, i think usually get the weaker ratings and are not as effective in connecting up the city with speedier, more reliable and higher quality transit.

amber schwartz was seen in 1988. the fbi and pinole police closed the case in 2009 two years after serial killer curtis dean anderson confessed to kidnapping and murdering her. she was serving time for murdering another girl. amber's family has been skeptical. there was no physical evidence. a family friend started an on-line petition to reopen the case. pinole's police chief says he will talk to the fbi on tuesday for more information on why the case was closed. he says he will re-open it in pinole if he is not convinced the case should have been closed. next week will mark 20 years since another high-profile kidnapping case. polly klass was ab -- abducted after a slumber party. the kidnapperrer -- her kidnapper is now on death row. polly's father says he has not forgotten or for given the man who took his daughter's life. >> i will witness execution wi the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed. >> after polly's death mark klass started the klass kids foundation to prevent crimes

. >>> i predict that on a scale of one to ten, our tv director, sheldon schwartz is a 10.fact, sea plus-10. shelly has been guiding, directing, perfecting the mclaughlin group for 20 years. he has a metta physical skill for capturing the reactions on our panelists faces. shelly seems to foresee who will counter point and move the camera before that person speaks. shelly has made me look better, too, with each passing year. shelly, give us a wave from the master control! here's a collective salute and a big thank you from the group on your 20 years, with more to come. bye-bye! [ laughter ] . ♪

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. >>> i predict that on a scale of one to ten, our tv director, sheldon schwartz is a 10.fact, sea plus-10. shelly has been guiding, directing, perfecting the mclaughlin group for 20 years. he has a metta physical skill for capturing the reactions on our panelists faces. shelly seems to foresee who will counter point and move the camera before that person speaks. shelly has made me look better, too, with each passing year. shelly, give us a wave from the master control! here's a collective salute and a big thank you from the group on your 20 years, with more to come. bye-bye! [ laughter ] . ♪ . ♪ captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund >>> a last-minute scramble for hundreds of bills in sacramento. what passed, what didn't and what happens next. >>> silicon valley companies fight back against the nsa surveillance program in an attempt to salvage their reputatio reputations. >>> suspicious deaths and misconduct in nursing homes. the agency in charge of investigating now facing questions of neglect. >>> plus, from cutting-edge exhibitions to world premiere perfor

. >>> i predict that on a scale of one to ten, our tv director, sheldon schwartz is a 10.fact, sea plus-10. shelly has been guiding, directing, perfecting the mclaughlin group for 20 years. he has a metta physical skill for capturing the reactions on our panelists faces. shelly seems to foresee who will counter point and move the camera before that person speaks. shelly has made me look better, too, with each passing year. shelly, give us a wave from the master control! here's a collective salute and a big thank you from the group on your 20 years, with more to come. bye-bye! [ laughter ] . ♪ >>> this week on "moyers & company" -- >> sports, not just reflects our lives, but actually shapes our lives. i mean, it shapes our understanding of things like racism, sexism, homophobia. it shapes our understanding of our country. it shapes our understanding of corporations and what's happening to our cities. i mean, in so many different ways, sports stories are stories of american life in the 21st century. >> announcer: funding is provided by -- carnegie corporation of new york, ce

in shasta county, ian schwartz, kpix 5. >> that shasta fire raging but the good news is that "rim" fire near yosemite just about out. we'll show you flames that burned more than 254,000 acres near yosemite national park. this video is from the peak of the firefight that started three weeks ago. the "rim" fire is 80% contained. but the estimated cost more than $100 million. >>> big day for apple. it debuts two fancy new iphones. >> talk about being in the right place at the right time. how one fast thinking cop came to the rescue at san jose international airport. >> pg&e reaches settlements with hundreds of san bruno residents. how much the utility is likely paying. ,,,,,, lower price. c-b-s reporter bigad shabann >>> apple unveiled two new iphone 5s today and one debuted at a new lower price. cbs reporter bigad shaban on the new devices and the stiff competition. >> reporter: apple's ceo tim cook is giving customers a double dose of the iconic iphone with two new models. the iphone 5s and 5c about half the price starting at just $99. >> this allows us to serve even more customers. >> r

i'm andrew schwartz, senior vice president at csis, and i have the pleasure of presiding over this briefing today with two of my favorite colleagues, soon to be three of my favorite colleagues, one of whom is stuck in traffic. we're going to be talking about the president's trip to the g-20 summit and we will go through this from a couple different angles. but first i'd like to introduce heather conley, senior fellow and director of the europe program at csis. prior to working at csis, heather served in a variety of positions including deputy assistant secretary of state for europe. and with that, i'll let heather take it. >> thank you, andrew. good morning. well, it's hard to believe that matt and i two and a half months ago were sitting before you doing a briefing before the president traveled to lough erne, ireland and the g-8 summit, and we questioned how much syria would overwhelm the g-8 summit. here we are two months later, and we're now following the president as he makes his way en route to st. petersburg for the g-20 summit and wondering how much, of course, how much will syria do

. >>> i predict that on a scale of one to ten, our tv director, sheldon schwartz is a 10.fact, sea plus-10. shelly has been guiding, directing, perfecting the mclaughlin group for 20 years. he has a metta physical skill for capturing the reactions on our panelists faces. shelly seems to foresee who will counter point and move the camera before that person speaks. shelly has made me look better, too, with each passing year. shelly, give us a wave from the master control! here's a collective salute and a big thank you from the group on your 20 years, with more to come. bye-bye! [ laughter ] . ♪ >>> this week on "wealthtrack," the big investment picture, top-rated economist nancy lazar and number one strategist francois trahan on why the u.s. is the place to invest and china is in trouble. a "wealthtrack" exclusive with both is next on "consuelo mack wealthtrack." ♪ >>> new york life, along with mainstays family of

chief christine lagarde dogs he's critical be managing somehow to what schwartz the other journalists and get through for that interview with christine lagarde what else can you tell us from today day two of the g. twenty day two will probably i would say one of the biggest events has come out of this a g. twenty in terms of the business would be the bric development bank because before we came here we didn't have any details when this was the case and talk about the break some talk about brazil russia india china south africa and i before we came here we didn't know how much money each one of these countries was going to contribute and just to put this into context is a rival for the likes of the world bank and the i.m.f. because there's a moment we know the developing world is suffering they are dealing with volatility they're dealing with that current is the suffering that's in light of ben bernanke even federal reserve chairman sankey is going to be attending the taps off of the so-called medicine the so-called steroids if you like for the sick patient as we've been calling it let

michael schwartz, junior is charged with second degree assault. >>> for families with an autistic trialn be a huge challenge. now one airline is giving families a way to practice. marly hall reports from jfk airport in new york. >> getting four young kids through an airport and on a plane is a challenge. but for the price family it's even more difficult. their youngest child, calem has autism. the 4-year-old has never been on a plane. he often acts out this many unfamiliar settings, especially when there's a lot of noise and activity. >> being out in public and doing things with him a very difficult. >> the price's and 100 other family with autistic children are getting a chance to practice the entire travel experience. >> welcome to jetblue. >> jetblue airways and autism speaks sponsored a flight training program at new york's jfk airport. families lined up for check in, boarded a real aircraft and taxied around the airport. >> this is an environment where everyone has been trained and they're supportive. >> parents of children with autism say one of the toughest parts of the travel ex

afterward he met with the media and ceo schwartz for what comes next. >> this is not a one time fix.ong term fix. we support alden if alden is willing to fight for himself and make this right i will stand here and support him. >> i want to let it be known that this is a problem and it's something that i will get fixed and do everything in my power to make sure this never happens again. >> lots more to run down in today's nfl action. we'll do that when this late sunday night sports wrap continues. >>> it's not an easy task that faces the raiders tomorrow in denver. they will face peyton manning and the denver broncos. it's inches for green bay who lead by three. and newman takes it all the way back. the bengals stun green bay 34- 30. >>> the detroit lions without running back reggie bush in washington because of a knee injury. they didn't need him. lines win 27-20. it's the first time they've won in washington since 2009. the longest losing stretch. >>> and this play put it away for the bears, chicago creates one of five turnovers. briggs ripping the ball away. the bears 3-0 after chi