. >> thank you, scott james, general manager, and the parks department and first of all we are grateful for this commission and department staff for your partnership and a number of properties that we work together and to provide the activities which is our joint and shared mission, we worked closely with the department and the department staff over a number of months and we have viewer feedback and the veriable amount of fee back to reach and formalize a refresh which we are comfortable with and pleased to be here today. with respect to the two questions, that you raised commissioner, one bond planning, we have begun in earnest our 2012, park bond planning it is 185 million bond with two million assigned to the lake merced and there have been staff meetings as we have done with the different sites to prepare for it and we have an assessment happening some time early in the fall and we will begin the community stake how older process shortly there after. >> great. and so what was the process be or role for this condition? would it be one community engagement process is further along, wo

scott. >>> miami tweet start james tweeted this selfie before going to court to serve jury duty. >>> they say timing is everything. celebrity surfs ramona var row captured this video of a southern white whale and her calf swimming side by side. the chances of that. >>> and in nebraska, competitors got down and dirty at the annual combined dirty. it is an annual condition at the county fair. speaking of down and dirty, drivers take out their old harvesters trying to be the last one standing. looks like a muddy mess, but fun no less. >> who knew such a thing existed. i guess there's something for everyone. >> you have to put it to good use. >>> just ahead, kate upton on why men need to get their blank together. you can fill in the blank. that's coming up. >>> welcome back. let me take you through your weekend forecast. the main concern today heading into the weekend is the heavy rain heading for missouri. the possibility of more flash flooding. in the east, we'll have the possibility of major airport problems later this afternoon with heavy rain. as we go through the weekend, the boundary s

scott. >>> miami heat star lebron james tweeted this selfie before going to court in ohio to serve jury duty. he wrote, time to serve my civic duty. good guy there. >>> they say timing is everything. look at that. celebrity surfer ramon navaro captured this video of a southern white whale and her calf swimming side by side. definitely don't see that every day. >>> and in nebraska, competitors got down and dirty at the fifth annual combine derby. it's a tradition at the county fair. drivers take out their old harvesters trying to be the last one standing. it looks like a muddy mess but a blast indeed. >>> just ahead, kate upton on why men need to get their blank together. >>> all eyes over the next couple of days will focus on where the fires are and what the weather conditions are for these fires. the one we've been following is the silver fire just south of i-10 near the palm springs area. mid80s over the weekend. kind of breezy afternoon. you won't be horrible fire conditions but it won't be raining and beneficial either. the only beneficial rains will be in the northwest. storm system ove

now, for the first time from a member of the jury that convicted former boston mobster james "whitey" bulger. scott hotckey called parts of the deliberations stressful. saying some jurors wanted off the panel before the verdicts were reached. after more than 32 hours of talking, the jury convicted bulger in 11 killings and numerous other accounts. >> i would say he was given every benefit of the doubt on every charge. we talked about it, every single person. and made sure we came to a decision. all the notes were compared. and there was absolutely nobody that was left out. >> he also said at least two other jurors were afraid of retaliation from bulger's associates. bulger is expected to appeal those convictions. he will be sentenced in november. >>> a 100-foot awning collapsed at a mcdonald's restaurant in the atlanta metro area. customers and employees got a big scare. luckily no one was hurt when the awning came crashing down. building inspectors and authorities are trying to determine what caused the collapse. >>> researchers may have found a way to identify children with dyslexia even before t

. >> reporter: scott, the director of national intelligence, james clapper, led off that three-hour white house meeting with a detailed analysis about the evidence of the chemical weapons attack, the disposition of victims and what the administration now believes is an airtight circumstantial case that the syrian regime was behind it. president obama then ordered up a declassified report be prepared for public release before any military strike commences. that report, scott, top advisors tell us is due to be released in a day or two. >> pelley: major, is there much debate in the administration anymore about whether to launch a strike? >> there was not at that saturday meeting, scott, and there is not one now. as a matter of fact, president obama has ordered up legal justifications for a military strike should he order one outside of the united nations security council. that process is well under way and particular emphasis is being placed on violations allegedly of the geneva convention and the chemical weapons convention. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks very much. also in the news tonig

the suspect james lee dimaggio. kron 4's scott rates is following this developing storiment he has the latest. >> jim? i can't fathom what you were thinking. the damage is done. i'm begging you to let my daughter go. >> reporter: brett anderson spoke directly to the man police say set this fire. >> his name is james lee dimaggio. >> reporter: friends described him as a family friend. authorities describe his much differently. >> we believe he is extremely dangerous. there were weapons recovered at the scene of the residence. >> reporter: they say he killed two people. one of them identified as 41- year-old christina anderson. another one, a child that has not been positively identified yet. eight-year-old ethan anderson is still officially missing. >> we are keeping our hoping alive that he is still out there and alive. >> reporter: the missing girl is hannah anderson. she is 16 and 5' 7''. this afternoon, her father urged her. >> hannah, we all love you very much. if you have a chance, you take it. you run. you will be found. tha

reporting and richmond, scott rates, kron4 news. >>james we return we will get a complete update on weather and traffic and more headlines as well. overlooking san francisco, a cloudy start with a lot of drivel. we will bear it back. >>darya:. we are back at 415. a wildfire in southern california forces the evacuation of hundreds of homes. the u-s forest service says, the brush fire started in the cleveland national forest yesterday morning. quickly burning 15-hundred acres. evacuation orders are in place for more than ten- thousand residents. more than 200 firefighters are working the blaze. u-s state department has ordered an evacuation of non-emergency government workers from yemen due to recent threats. the order calls for all americans to leave the country. malnutrition hiall staff at theh embassy in yemen have also been temporarily withdrawn due from their embassy as well. thought mossu-s troops are on high alert and 19 diplomatic posts remained closed because of that terror threat. hotthe head of al qaeda is calling on his followers

imagine that if mentors were involved in the lives of someone like a james edwards he wouldn't be playing with guns and bragging about. >> scotti agree with you. not to cut you off. listen, thank you for that reenergizing through the mentorship program, boys and girls clubs. all those organizations are wonderful. let me ask you a question. do you think race played any role here? you have a teen who obviously has been tweeting racist statements antiwhite statements add voyeur calgt violence and the like. they were board. they wanted to just shoot somebody. do you think race played a role here? >> no, i don't think that james edwards is a racist. i just think that he was young, misguided and did a very stupid thing and he is he going to have to be held accountable for it what i will say is my senior colleague cornell west always minds us is that race matters in america. here is the connection. what you have a s. a young man leaving up to a stereotype of a thug. he is he not surrounded by carrying folks, men who can be mentoring and roll models who can teach him the right way. character education could be passed on through mentor

will also avoid a suit with potential payouts, scott, that could have easily run into the billions. >> pelley: jim, thanks. and joining us now james brown of cbs sports. of course, the host of "the n.f.l. today" and a special correspondent here for us at cbs news. j.b., first of all, what does the league get out of this deal? >> well, scott, one of the big things is it takes this topic out of the national conversation that the league can focus on football for the first week. the payout is $765 million over 20 years. when you factor in the fact that they get a $9.5 billion annually, that's less than a tenth. but the owners now have a specific amount. there's no question mark hanging over what they have to pay out. >> pelley: and what about the plaintiffs? the players who were suffering from brain injury and their families? how good a deal is this for them? >> well, many will pad it saying that the payout by the league equates to per diem for some of the owners but there are payments for medical exams, future research and, scott, keep in mind, with some 18,000 players being covered who are not being covered by any medical insurance

scott ashcroft and his thrill seeking tour mates. done with bungy they're now onto jet boating and zip lining. "have you ever have any fears about safety doing any of these adventure activities". jameso not at all, not they're all well organised, run by people who obviously know what they're doing so..... i guess at some point you've got to just leave it to them and trust them". schwartz: but the government admits industry self-regulation has been far from perfect, so it's tightening controls across all adventure activities. chris coker: [victim's father] "they change the rules and bring out new regulations as if to say they've fixed the problem. the problem is not fixed. the problem was never a shortage of rules and regulations, the problem is no enforcements. nobody is scared, there's nobody held to account". schwartz: chris coker believes the only way to truly hold adventure companies to account is to allow accident victims and their families to sue for damages - something which is almost impossible under the country's accident compensation regime. if you're a foreigner holidaying in queenstown and you have an accident, it's more than likely you'll wind up here, at the local hosp

scott, dennis westry, turner, kevin. if you could please be lined up against the wall and be ready to go. >> good morning commissioners. my name is james and i'm a 4th generation san franciscon and a retired administrator having served at middle school for the past 13 years. in 2009 i was approved by the first tea of san francisco board of directors and asked if our school would become partners with the firts tea of san francisco and develop a first tea center at the school for the benefit of elementary and middle schools in the vegetation neighborhoods. as you know vegetation middle schools backed up to clairen park. with the approval of the san francisco district, this partnership was developed into a great san francisco success story. the first tea installed that needed equipment, the school site over $300,000 in materials and golf sports equipment. today over 1,500 lowen come students from the bay area, hunters point and vegetation area have learned to play golf in this area. in additions students have gone onto play golf at glen eagle and hardening golf courses. the course course and the students who use it have been featured on t

to tie the game at 6-6 but scott hairston with a big three-run homer off the bench and the nationals would pull away late with an is 11-6 win. it's been a struggle for jamesussell for the cubs leaving nine on base and you see on this homestand they have only won two games. hit nine home runs but only good enough for within win and a couple of losses. coming up after this game today the cubs will head to southern california.

scott. the man suspected of kidnapping 16-year-old hannah anderson, james lee dimaggio, shot dead after a highly specialized fbi team tracks them down in very remote wilderness preserve. they were first spotted last week by a pair of horse riders saying the pair seemed out of place. instinctively they knew something wasn't right. >> she was kind of had a scared look on her face when i first come up the trail. we didn't know if it was from the horses or what. but then when i turned and talked to him a little bit, i just, just had a gut feeling about him. jenna: thank fully for that gut feeling. something changed. they didn't make the connection until they returned home and saw the girl's photos on the news. our will carr is live in boise, idaho, with the very latest on this. so, will, exactly where did those witnesses run into dimaggio and hannah? >> reporter: well, good morning, jenna. they tell us that they ran into them in a very isolated area that had very rough terrain. in fact they say there are no roads in that area at all. these witnesses say it is about a one in a trillion chance they wo

: and james brown discovers that the most famous words of the civil rights movement were never written from dr. king's speech. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. you just heard the secretary of defense say it, u.s. military forces are ready to go if and when the president gives the green light for a strike against syria. this would be punishment for that chemical weapons attack last week that left more than 300 syrian civilians dead, many of them women and children. vice president biden today became the highest ranking administration official to declare that the assad regime was behind that attack. the syrian government denies it. u.n. inspectors have not finished their investigation. so what evidence does the united states have? david martin has found out at the pentagon. >> reporter: before the u.s. acts it plans to publicly reveal some of the intelligence which vice president biden said today proves who is to blame for the mass casualties in syria. >> there is no doubt who is responsible for this heinous use of chemical weapons in syria, the syria regime. >> reporter: intercepted senior communications to tes

james chambers will step into that role. the stock down more than 16% right now in the after hours. scott, back to you. >> karen?since they hired jessica simpson and she got pregnant. that's difficult when your spokes model is pregnant. they had a bad first quarter. this obviously not good either. if it comes another buck or two it's worth another shot. it's a very, very powerful franchise. >> tight credit, rising interest rates mean concerns could be keeping first time home buyers on the side lines. but with the fed holding interest rates at historic lows could this be the boost they need to get into the market. let's bring in danny babs ceo of a real estate consulting firm and works as a consultant for the national association of realtors. welcome. >> thank you. >> what's your outlook? we were talking at the top of the show, the ten year at 270. rates may be on the way back up again as the fed tries to taper in the next 30 to 45 days or so. >> sure. four and a third to four and a half for the foreseeable future in terms of the fixed interest rate. this market is dependent on first time home buyers. they've rep

scott walker presented a commemorative plaque to the temple's president. a vigil is planned for tonight. >>> closing arguments set for today in the trial of james "whitey" bulgernvince jurors that bulger is a cold-blooded master mind of 19 murders and numerous other crimes. the judge granted each side 3:15 for its argument, but urged lawyers to consider jurors ability to stay focused for that long. >> now a bizarre murder-for-hire plot in california. college student facing a string of charges this morning. she's accused of trying to hire two of her boyfriends to kill two of her ex-boyfriends. and two of the men involved have testified against her. abc's clayton sandel has details. >> reporter: prosecutors say behind this smile, is a scorned ex-girlfriend out for revenge. 21-year-old uc-river side student, barbara wu is behind bars accused of pitting two former boyfriends against each other in a murder-for-hire plot. the alleged target, who has not been identified, testified in court friday that after he dumped wu via e-mail she began a quest for revenge. allegedly sending threatening messages, posting his personal information on a craigslist sex ad and confron

james? >> all four of these employees are career officials. the highest ranking was eric boswell the assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security or ds. he had resigned his post. scott was a senior ds official. charlene lamb was boswell's deputy and raymond maxwell worked in the nearest bureau. in january then secretary of state hillary clinton told the senate existing law prevented her from taking stronger action against the four. but her successor john kerry took a different view what the secretary and his team has been doing is doing more fact-finding going into what happened on the ground and also looking at the totality of these four employees' career at the state department. >> if it had been 12 months after boston and there had been no arrests. no one brought to justice, no understanding of what happened and why people would be justifiably understandably outraged. here we set a year after benghazi and no one has been brought to justice and we can't answer the questions. >> the four employees are being reassigned to jobs, officials said that are best suited to their capabilities. shep. >> the state department reports the u.s. embassy in yemen is now open again

phil mickelson is 6 shots back as well, adam scott, jim furyk have a share of the lead leading into today's second round. >>> you'll see lebron jamesst like the rest of us when it comes to being summoned for jury duty. he took a picture of himself getting ready to the akron courthouse. he showed up to fulfill his civic duty but was not selected for the jury. has to be the if, time in his life he was not picked as part of the deeteam. >> that was a good one. have a good weekend, pal. ♪ >>> to kick off your friday or continuing kicking off your friday it means a quick roundup of stories talking about today. >> a great song for friday. from the "new york times" the power of like. fb use facebook users are more likely to like an article. >>> jetpacks the latest thing in water sports raising concerns about safety and marine life. >>> and in "the detroit free press" kidd rock shaking up the music industry with low prices on his concert tour. parents are apparently flocking to the show. tickets 20 bucks, beer $4. time for your business news with alison kosik. >> last friday record highs on wall street and now expecting a loss for the week

ninth, scott anderson provide an in-depth look into the arab revolt with his book lawrence in arabia, work, deceit, ind. folly and the making of the modern middle east. finally daniel james brown recounts the story of the 1936 american olympic rowing team in the boys in the boat. you confined more on these customers by going to in thebelt.org and clicking on in the best sellers. in this hourlong presentation be author of coca-cola explores the soft drink's origins history of the great american soft drink and the company that makes it". >> i never had the opportunity to do this before. this is the committee can. i am quite proud of the knee can. it is actually larger than the old 6 counts bottles i grew up with. and i like them

scott walker stealth 2016 strategy." so i guess he's got his own little playbook here, doesn't he? >> well, yes. our own jamesman, he's the one who's telling it the way it is, the line from "get shorty," i love that movie too. wisconsin has been an interesting petri dish of national politics during the walker years because of his very high-profile battles with employee unions. what's clear is, without being in the top tier of speculation, the way marco rubio is, scott walker clearly has his eyes set on 2016. in new jersey, christie tries to establish himself by wrapping up a huge re-election victory next year. looks like walker is on a different path. he's not going to moderate his positions in any way, even though he's very much in a purple state. he's going to really try to bolster his conservative bona fides, and probably just eke out a re-election victory, and see where that leaves him. assuming he wins, most people think he will win, even though it's close, see where that leaves him on a 2016 stage. >> you know, nicole, when he was here the other day, your thoughts on his viability. >> scott walker? >> y