shaw is not obeying orders. officer morrison shoots a taser at shaw.nd then listen to this. >> on the ground. >> oh! >> get down! >> after the taser didn't work apparently shaw went for his pocket and that's when officer morrison took one shot that hit shaw in the abdomen. unfortunately that was a fatal injury for shaw. forensic pathologist later determined that he did die from internal bleeding because of that wound but he also said that shaw had a potentially lethal dose of methamphetamines in his body at the time of death. the coroner's inquest just determined that the shooting was justified. >> officer morrison had, in fact, seen a gun on him. >> on the ground! >> get down! get down! >> it's a b.b. gun replica of a walter 1099. >> bad mix, the guy was on drugs, he had a gun even though it's a b.b. gun and he's not listening to police. >> bget down, get down now! >> i'm just waiting for the day when criminals figure out that their actions are caught on surveillance cameras a lot. >> we start in the fill meaphil. this is at st. jude's hospital. it lo

and they'll be framed with an autographed photo of shaw and who would buy that?ans, you know somebody's going to buy it. he is not profiting off it. 100% of the sale will benefit a foundation for cancer research. >> you got your man cave and you, that's bragging rights right there. >> stitches on the wall. it's a little bizarre. somebody will pony up, i guarantee you. let's do an over under right now. my over under is $500. >> way over. >> you're taking the over? >> way over. >> i'm taking the under. >> okay, we'll see what happens. i'm taking the over too, bill. >> as far as the forecast goes this morning, all eyes on missouri. they've been getting drenched. we got a flash flood he emergency in newburgh. 200 to 300 people being evacuated out of the town in the middle of the knight. an ugly scene here. this is the same spot we had flash flooding where a 4-year-old boy got killed, he got swept up in the car with his mom. this area is way too bad. they're getting inundated. incredible scene. still hot in texas. 104 in dallas. today, looking at 105. >> wow. thank yo

who is shaw? no. tori. who is george gershwin? that's right. from the top for $2,000. tori. what is "la bohème"? "la bohème." right again. l.a. tv for $1,200, please. leonard. what is "new girl"? "new girl" -- you got her. all right. l.a. tv, $1,600. [ beep ] that would be "90210," beverly hills. leonard, back to you. l.a. tv, $2,000. tori. what is "modern family"? yes, that's the show. i'll take the endangered species list for $1,200. tori. what is a jaguar? jaguar, yes. endangered species list for $1,600. answer -- daily double. [ applause ] and you have a big lead. i'll wager $3,000. $3,000 again. all right, here is the clue for you. what is an albatross? albatross, right. way to go. [ applause ] $16,000. endangered species list for $2,000, please. jordan. what is a manatee? manatee, yes. healthy eating, $800. leonard. what is burger king? burger king. you got it. healthy eating, $1,200. here's dr. oz with the clue for you. leonard. what are bacteria? no. tori or jordan? tori. what are fungi? fungi, yes. healthy eating for $1,600. leonard. what is tuna? tuna, you got it.

. >> there were some people who shaw him stagger across the road, go to a kneeling position and collapsee side visit road. >> police used surveillance footage from a nearby footage to track down the teens and arrest them. a 17-year-old admitted to driving the car and told investigators a 16-year-old pulled the trigger. he is from australia. his parents still live there and are not able to make the trip to oklahoma right now. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, new details about the truck driver, the center of last month's accident on the bay bridge. we have the latest interest -- from the ntsb. >>> three arrests. there are four more suspects after the rash of cell phone thefts. those stories and more coming up all new at 6:00. @÷ >>> a young girl will get her wish to hit the gridiron with boys. >> the 12-year-old's family plans to fight. the district changed its stance mainly because it didn't have the money to fight the aclu. >>> children need your help going back to school. >> we'll tell you how you can help on abc2 news at 6, which starts right now. >>> a home improvement project turns tra

it was hal shaw. he was an assistant golf pro at a? country club.ard two infamous mobsters discussing rigs months best legendary match. riggs assured them he would go into the taping to pay off the debt t sounds reasonable. >> reasonable but i have discussions with people on stories like mr. madoff. melissa: right. >> these people and i have discussions if they stand outside my door and can overhear parts of that discussion and believe they heard something totally out of context which would be absolutely inaccurate. melissa: yeah. >> you heard me have discussions with people on the phone. you haven't, but that one's guilty and -- melissa: standing outside your office and i listen all the time. >> you just want the scotch. melissa: talk about, we're all journalists here. let's talk about the journalism of this. this is one guy, the reporter said, he looked into his eyes and he repeated the story over and over again and it never changed. it never faltered. i wouldn't have gone ahead and done the report if i didt believe him. as reporters, how do you f

but randy shaw of the tenderloin housing clinic was directly involved in the 1980s and the intent was to notify the tents -- tenants taking place and the nature of the work. if you look at this building, they talk about a quarter of a million dollars, they knew it was going to be substantial. they chose not to say anything. >> i have a couple of questions. so when exactly did they find out about the permit, do you have a date? >> the first time we heard it referenced on july 30th. i had no idea this had been applied for in october of 2012. immediately next day -- >> you are talking about the first one. the one at issue is the second one. >> this is july 30th because they did receive notice that there had been permit application for a revision to cost the original permit. >> doesn't the revision permit, maybe you are not the appropriate party to start a new appeals period? >> that's what we were trying to do. unfortunately the notification of permit was filed after the permit application had already been filed and if you recall at the last hearing, scott sanchez said the initial permit

david shaw is happy with the ranking butt trying to -- but trying to keep the team focused. >> can't affect our preparation and how we play on game day. can't affect our approach to how we play the game. we're not going to play any less hard because people say we're going to be good or terrible. >> rick: for the first anytime school history, cal will start a true freshman at quarterback. jarrett golf etchedded out zack cline and will be under center when the bears host northwestern two weeks from today. head coach says the decision was gunfight-wrenching. >> we hoped somebody would run away with it but that didn't happen. we had viable candidates and could have chose either one. we made the edition soley won we thought would give us a best chance to win. >> the tail of quarterbacks last night when the 49ers beat the chiefs. daniels may have put himself into contention to back up colin kaepernick, the rookie from south floridaed completed six of nine passes and alex smith was under pressure for most of the first half and struggled. co-harbaugh said going against smith was like competi

david shaw is happy with the ranking butt trying to -- but trying to keep t team focused. >> can't affect preparation and how we play on game day. can't affect our approach to how we play the game. we're n going to play any less hard because people say we're going to be good or terrible. >> rick: for the fst anytime school history, cal will start a true freshman at quarterback. jarrett golf etchedded out zack ine and will be under center when the bears host northwestern o weeks from today. head coach says the decision was gunfight-wrenching. >> we hoped somebody would run away with it but thatdidn't happen. we had viable candidates and could have chose either one. we made the edition sol won we thought would give us a bt chance to win. >> the tail of quarterbacks last night when the 49ers beat the chiefs. daniels may have putimself into contention to back up colin epernick, the rookie from south floridaed completed sixf nine passes and alex smith was under pressure for most of the first half and struggled. co-harbaugh said going against smith was like competing agait his brother. >>atchin

they're filming the shaw building of the kiesler air force base inbiloxi, mississippi. asyo middle of quite a heft at this lightening storm. >> got hit right there. >> oh. >> whoa! >> what did i say? i got that [ bleep ], bro. >> a gigantic bolt comes down right exactly smack dab where this guy said he thought the bolt was going to strike. >> it hit like right there. >> you can't predict that! is it real? is it real? >> yeah. yeah. >> so he really did predict where that lightening would sfliek. >> he didn't necessarily predict it, he said, what if it hit right there, right in front of us. >> hit right there. >> boom! right in front of this guy. >> wow. >> that is close. >> that's kind of like serious hand of god lightening right there. >> alleluia. >> are they filming from the cover of any kind of shelter? because it seems like they're standing just outside in the storm. it's amazing that the lightening struck the top of the building and not right where they were standing. >> yeah. it's a positive thing when the lightening is coming down. it looks like something you can

it's great to have randy shaw here fighting for low income housing and it's wonderful to have joe here. he lives on market street you'll see him walking around. i asked him to come i think it's important to have this in partnership but small businesses are going to do help strengthen this neighborhood. and we have a joe gentleman who is opening up a beer bar. they make the best chocolate on jones and you can buy them on sixth street. i moved to this neighborhood i thought it was important to live on sixth street and to be someone who walks up and down here. the part that's really developing and i hope what i want to do and challenge everyone is how we can build this community that remains diverse but that can be a home for folks who are tech workers but working class families and those folks in our hotels as well. i'll welcome you all to do our office volunteers for some of the boys and girls clubs. we were tired of us being the highest not safety issues in this neighborhood. they volunteer everyday they said we're going to be on patrol practical we'd love to have you there are. that's

it was kind of like chain shaw. and she was really chomping that pretty hard. i don't know.ld you try it out? >> i'd give it a bite but i'd stick to the regular stuff. >> i still want tony and his daughter's pasta. thanks for watching kpix 5's news at noon. >> we're going to leave you with a look at traffic. if you're getting on the bay bridge, take it slow folks. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. with qualifying bundles. when you smoke, addictive ingredients like nicotine pull you in. every day

how about if they come from chicago blackhawks forward andrew shaw's cheek? somebody did do that. the stitches come from the puck to the face in the stanley cup finals with the proceeds going to cancer research. >>> want to win a year's free tuition? why not? just do this. a half court shot by a 19-year-old at colorado state university. he had three chances. only needed one. and a year's tuition, by the way, worth about $23,000 if you are an in-state resident. out of state, $40,000. he called mom. she didn't believe it. >>> just ahead, we've got your top stories, bill's weather and the richest entertainers on the planet. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. this is an all too familiar scene across so many spots of the west right now. pictures from the rim fire. a lot of aerial assault is needed on this fire because these hotshot crews are really in some rugged terrain. finding it very difficult to fight the fire lines. they are protecting a lot of the structures and doing the best they can. as far as the forecast today, it's really not all that hot or windy for those f

david shaw wants to keep this thing focused on football and not be distracted by the hype. >> peoplee given praise and we think that's great and appreciate it, but it can't affect how we play on game day. it can't affect the approach to how we play and we won't play harder or less hard because people say we will be good or terrible. >> for the first time in school history, cal will start a true freshman. 18-year-old jared edged out zack kline and will be under center in northwestern two weeks from today. sunny dikes calls the decision gut wrenching. >> we hoped someone would take it and run away with it. we had very viable candidates and could have chosen either one. we made the decision based on who gave us the best chance to win today. >> it's going to be a tough start for golf. the third game of the season and they host ohio state and go on the road the next week to play at number three, oregon. >> coming up at 11:00, the new investigation into the death of princess diana. why the case may be reopened and what police are looking for. plus the new plan to get rid of a mice invasion

erin shaw is with the bay area chapter. >> here is a nice skirt i made out of a t-shirt. here is one i made out of a sweater. >> not only is it environmentally friendly, it is free. who doesn't like free? instructors are on hand to the events to teachers and you how to up -- up cycle. the same that apply to children apply to clothes as well. >> sebastian and ella's mom like the idea that swapping helps get rid of clutter. >> i like. it it helps us get organized and make room for new things. >> she packs up the items and sends them to swap.com and uses any credit she earns to swap for new items. or if she prefers she can pocket the money. if up cycling or going on-line is too much trouble for you, you can organize your own swap. >> if it is a small swap with family or friends it would make sense to keep it to a certain age-group. >> or with the weapon of a pta you can make it a community wide event. that's something she hopes to do this school year. >> able to swap and then all of the stuff that is left over and nobody wants to take we will switch to swap.com and the schoo

hal shaw says he kept the secret for 40 years until he appeared on espn's "outside the lines."b bosses planning to fix the match. >> the main thing that was surprising was they brought up bobby riggs. there was a proposal to set up two matches between the two best women players in the world. he mentioned margaret court, and it's easy for me to remember that because one of my aunt's name is margaret and the second lady was billie jean king. riggs had assured him that he would beat margaret court and then he would go in the tank and he'll make it look and appear that he's trying his best but billie jean king is just overwhelming him. >> well, shaw says he kept that secret until now because he was scared of retribution from the mob. for more on this amazing story, let's bring in a man who covered the match. tennis historian, bud collins. he's joining us from brook line, massachusetts. bud, you were there. i want to get right to it with you. do you think that riggs threw the match? >> no. no, i don't. i think -- i was there at courtside. i got a photographer's ticket so that i coul

erin shaw is with the bay area chapter. >> here is a nice skirt i made out of a t-shirt. here is one i made out of a sweater. >> not only is it environmentally friendly, it is free. who doesn't like free? instructors are on hand to the events to teachers and you how to up -- up cycle. the same that apply to children apply to clothes as well. >> sebastian and ella's mom like the idea that swapping helps get rid of clutter. >> i like. it it helps us get organized and make room for new things. >> she packs up the items and sends them to swap.com and uses any credit she earns to swap for new items. or if she prefers she can pocket the money. if up cycling or going on-line is too much trouble for you, you can organize your own swap. >> if it is a small swap with family or friends it would make sense to keep it to a certain age-group. >> or with the weapon of a pta you can make it a community wide event. that's something she hopes to do this school year. >> able to swap and then all of the stuff that is left over and nobody wants to take we will switch to swap.com and the schoo

at one point in the film captain sam quint played by the late robert shaw, crushes a beer can with one hand. narrangansett is the 45th largest overall brewing company in america. we'll see if customers take the bait. that will do it for us for today. thanks so much for joining me. next week the american dream. is it packed up in a moving truck? i'll tell you where it's headed. keep it right where we are "on the money." i'll see you next weekend. ápólo >> i'm sara gore and this is "open house." this week we're all about luxury living in the hamptons. we're taking you inside the annual hampton designer show house, plus george hirsch shares tips for creating the perfect space for outdoor entertaining. and first we're getting a private tour of award-winning designer marquette's estate. >> this bank of windows in the bedroom has such wonderful morning light that it just ininvites you to go outside. >> right now i'm coming to you from one of new york city' trendiest neighborhoods. nolita. this he went -- penthouse has views of the city from every year. over 4,000 square feet of indoor livin

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. >> they come from andrew shaw's cheek? >> no. that's straight up nasty. >> somebody did.titches come from a puck to the face. proceeds going to cancer research. >> there you go. make a donation. >> want to win a year's free tuition? do this half-court shot. >> oh, wow. >> 19-year-old. >> nothing but net. >> colorado state university. he had three chances. he only needed one. that year's tuition, betty? >> what? >> worth 23 grand for residents, 40,000 for nonresidents. >> you know his parents are thankful. >> i know. >> all right, richard. thank you. >>> time now to dig a little deeper into the situation with syria. joining me now on the phone is the washington post david nakumura. >> hi, betty. >> john kerry says the use of chemical weapons is, quote, undeniable, which really crosses the president's red line. we've yet to see major action. how is president obama backing up those words? >> well, betty, as you said, the white house has been hesitant to take any serious action militarily because the president has been trying to sort of withdraw and downsize from other confli

at one point in the film captain sam quint played by the late robert shaw, crushes a beer can with one hand. narrangansett is the 45th largest overall brewing company in america. we'll see if customers take the bait. that will do it for us for today. thanks so much for joining me. next week the american dream. is it packed up in a moving truck? i'll tell you where it's headed. keep it right where we are "on the money." i'll see you next weekend. . >>> tonight, we investigate. >> where their food is coming from. >> are you storing food in these sheds? >> are we? >> fresh food headed to bay area restaurants being stored here? we go undercover exposing the unsanitary conditions and how a major food distributor puts a public health at risk. >> it's improper. it creates at least the appearance of improprieties. >> from europe to asia, the head of the public utilities commission, globe trotting for free. who's paying and why it's legal. >> this is a national disgrace that we need to stop. >> children,

erin shaw is with the bay area chapter. >> here is a nice skirt i made out of a t-shirt.e is one i made out of a sweater. >> not only is it environmentally friendly, it is free. who doesn't like free? instructors are on hand to the events to teachers and you how to up -- up cycle. the same that apply to children apply to clothes as well. >> sebastian and ella's mom like the idea that swapping helps get rid of clutter. >> i like. it it helps us get organized and make room for new things. >> she packs up the items and sends them to swap.com and uses any credit she earns to swap for new items. or if she prefers she can pocket the money. if up cycling or going on-line is too much trouble for you, you can organize your own swap. >> if it is a small swap with family or friends it would make sense to keep it to a certain age-group. >> or with the weapon of a pta you can make it a community wide event. that's something she hopes to do this school year. >> able to swap and then all of the stuff that is left over and nobody wants to take we will switch to swap.com and the school wi

the shaw could not have done it. only the islamic republic of iran could do it. it persists in depicting the republic is an illegitimate system it is in imminent danger of overthrow. virtually since the republic's founding out of the iranian revolution. and it has consistently defied their relentless predictions of its class or deceased. it has emancipatory election of islamic governance and a strong commitment to foreign policy. this model is what a majority of iranians living inside their country one. they don't want a political order rounded and secular liberalism. they want to generate a political order that reflects their cultural values. they want freedom and independence and progress in the context of national identity. that is what the islamic republic offers them the chance to pursue. this was the difference of them in the constitution and even though the iranians who want the islamic republic to revolve in significant ways come at the end of the day even most of those iranians in the course of our visits, a number of those policymakers that we talked to

hal shaw said months before the match, he overheard two mob bosses saying rigs owed the mob a gamblingebt of more than $100,000. >> they brought up the name of bobby rigs. that he will make it look and appear that he's trying his best. but billie jean king is just overwhelming him. >> reporter: billie jean king calls the story ridiculous. >> i would bet my life that he never had that conversation. >> actually, billie, he did. >> reporter: espn sat down with rigs' son, larry. >> is it possible they talked to him about doing it? possible. >> reporter: we'll never be able to ask riggs himself. he died in 1995. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> big honor for a british boy visiting orlando. enjoying hero status after saving the life of a little girl that almost drowned. he pulled the girl to the surface where two bystanders performed cpr. >> really amazed that she's still alive. we were just playing. and she was just under water. and it was really weird. >> ethan got another reward. the hotel is sending him and his entire family to disney world. how about that? >>> a 78-year-old man in m

at one point in the film captain sam quint played by the late robert shaw, crushes a beer can with oned. narrangansett is the 45th largest overall brewing company in america. we'll see if customers take the bait. that will do it for us for today. thanks so much for joining me. next week the american dream. is it packed up in a moving truck? i'll tell you where it's headed. keep it right where we are "on the money." i'll see you next weekend. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles rethink possible. . >>> his royal highne

. >>> andrew shaw is auctioning off, well, a personal momento, shall we say, the actual stitches he goting game six in the stanley cup finals. nasty. after getting a puck to the face. yes, he actually kept them. >> who wants those? >> i don't know. and who is going to save that? he did. he plans on donating the money to cancer research. the auction begins on august 15th on ebay. so get your money ready. >> the nfl's favorite brothers are watching football on the phones. ♪ it's football >> check out that rap. summer swag. poppa manning made an appearance in the video. hilarious. >> that reminds me of that famous justin timber lake schedule. >> "something in a box." >> same humor. all right. thank you so much, betty. >> it's one of the most popular summer spots in the u.s. cape cod, massachusetts. traditionally known for beautiful beaches and tranquil waters. but as katie tur reports, there are growing concerns over a population explosion and the hidden danger it's attractsing. >> reporter: crowds by the dozen, seals by the hundreds. at least right here. on any given day on cape cod, thou

i'm bella shaw, here with physician and researcher dr. marcus laux.and we're talking about age-related memory loss. and you know, dr. laux, we take care of our bodies and yet we neglect the most important thing: our brains. >> and that's something we should never do. your memories are the foundation of who you are, but that's what's so incredible about cebria. it actually sweeps away that brain fog and that mental fuzziness, restoring memory and confidence, getting us back in the game. >> now what about all those other products out there that claim to help the brain, like gingko biloba? >> it's a great herb i've studied it for 30 years. the research is really mixed and the latest results-- no significant effect for memory loss. >> well, don't tell me i've been wasting my money on coq10 and fish oil. >> no, if you like them, they're great-- good for circulation, great for energy. coq10 is an anti-oxidant. not brain-specific. cebria specifically targets your brain. >> and that's why you say it's a breakthrough. >> and that's what separates it from other

. >>> [speaker not understood], my name is alvin shaw. i have four points to make. the first item is the purpose of accreditation. secondly, the punishment to fit the crime. thirdly, some comments from my neighbors. and finally, what i feel is the role city and government officials in this situation. okay. in terms of the purpose of accreditation, i used to be a muni driver, also a streetcar and bus instructor. and a couple of concepts that we have is what we call big picture and tunnel vision. so, the big picture is what's the purpose of accreditation? according to federal law, the purpose of accreditation is to guarantee or assure the quality of education for students who get federal money. okay. and this is in the law. it's in section 60 2 of the 34 cfr, okay. everything else that an accrediting agency puts forward in terms of standards and criteria are supposed to substantiate the quality of education. and what accjc has done is distort the meaning of accreditation to make city college fulfill these criteria that don't really talk about the quality of education.

currently our lobbyist in sacramento is the firm shaw yoder antwee. communication with lead advocate paul yoder and provide input from other city department, city staff. while we do have single [speaker not understood] designated to be our key point of contact, we have multiple advocates from the firm working on myriad of issues. they cover every issue for us whether it be health care reform implementation, economic initiatives or environmental issues. our lobbyists will send us any news or information that they might have heard throughout their day in sacramento. and then i quickly field that information out to relevant departments. and then, of course, the situation happens where departments will receive news and information from their colleagues in sacramento and we ask departments to keep me, to keep the mayor's office in the loop so that we can direct our lobbyists most effectively. it's just information sharing. it's really key to ensuring we're all in the same message and advocating most effectively. that covers our state issues, but i also wor

jeremy shaw from (inaudible) architect and while the rest of the speakers in front of me probably have a lot more experience than i do been working in san francisco for 8 years now and i have always known if there is an issue i can speak to tom or dan and they have been always available to speak to the public via, the citizens or architects like myself or anyone involved in the project sponsor team

jeremy shaw from (inaudible) architect and while the rest of the speakers in front of me probably have a lot more experience than i do been working in san francisco for 8 years now and i have always known if there is an issue i can speak to tom or dan and they have

jeremy shaw from (inaudible) architect and while the rest of the speakers in front of me probably have a lot more experience than i do been working in san francisco for 8 years now and i have always known if there is an issue i can speak to tom or dan and they have been always available to speak to the public via, the citizens or architects like myself or anyone involved in the project sponsor team and i would like to express my support. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> hello, gardener again, before you. and i would like to emphasize, the important of continuity in the department and not only in the building department, but, among the other departments. and dpw, and water departments, and you know, fire, in particular, and tom, and his team and a lot of them are here today, and we have been working with for the last few years, since we went to this process in the last time. and you know, we have made, significant progress. and we have learned a lot from that last process. and you know, we understand that you have to go through it again and you have the proper procedures, and you know,