i want to echo is sheila here. your obviously b loves there is not much more to add i move to approve >> commissioner antonini. >> (clapping) >> excuse me. if we can refrain from the clapping. >> i have an informational quay question what was the governor that owned the house i figured it of the ross who was the mayor of san francisco for many years his name is out there on the clock thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> wow. we're careful of supporting formula retail maybe you can talk to other neighbors because of the decision people like to experience how you're describing it and everyone has some thing special if you have ideas to try what you're schematic in your very much welcome. >> commissioners there's a motion and second to approve the conditional use on that motion arrest commissioner antonini. commissioner hillis. commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. (clapping.) >>

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sheila says the first treatment left her feeling flu-like. swapped out all of her makeup for lead free products. watches what she eats and feels better. >> it's a powerful energy and it's kind of -- you don't know what you're lacking until you get it back again. so it's made all the difference in the world. >> we say routine testing of heff thee metals is really critical because even if you are feeling well you may not be feeling optimized so with sheila, she was feeling well. now she's getting to the point where she's feeling like she did when she was in her 20s. >> that was kerry barrett reporting for us. >>> a social media wedding. comincoming up how facebook and twitter are changing the way people get hardy. no surprise there, right? also ahead, candy, granola bars, anything you can think of infused with weed? rather unbelievable and fox 29 takes you inside one of the first legal pot shops. >> sue? >>> it was less than perfect weather saturday. you still see plenty of rain around on ultimate doppler but are we in for a soggy sunday? we'll

sheila, as you know they're very far apart on the main demand. hamas is not going to agree with that. the lifting of the israeli siege entirely. they were relatively close, we thought, about some kind of compromise in the middle. the two sides must come back together, and get back to that compromise. there really is no other way out of this military fighting. >> nick, we have an idea of what public opinion is in israel. is there any way to look at public opinion in gaza. it must be difficult for both sides but particularly so in gaza. >> that's an interesting question. i was there for a month, and i got various opinions. this is only anecdote tall. al. we don't have polls. but a real fatigue. 10,000 wounded. one in three gazans were displaced from their homes. a real fatigue. that led them to say take the cease-fire. make a deal and get done so we can continue with our lives. but there was a current of people who wanted the resistence, as they call it, they wants hamas and the other palestinian factions to keep fighting, keep launching rockets in

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a chicago memorial for sheila von wiese-mack is planned for next month. police now say a teenager was trying to steal construction materials when he was crushed to death by a concrete slab at a building company in alsip. the 16-year-old boy was killed early yesterday when he got pinned between two walls at "the lombard company". police say he and two other teens had just removed the steel rods that were holding the concrete walls up. the boy died on the scene. the two 15-year-olds who were with him were charged with criminal trespass, and released to their parents. a babysitter narrowly escaped death at a north side park yesterday. a large tree limb fell on her while she was watching three children at touhy park. the 24-year old woman suffered a broken leg, and a number of scrapes, cuts and bruises. police officers pulled her out from under the limb. she was taken to the hospital in serious condition, but with non life-threatening injuries. the children were not hurt. northfield police are trying to determine what caused an elderly woman to drive her car

sheila macvicar begins with more. >>> more yazidis made their way off the mountains. thousands are trapped. eyewitnesss say they have seen many bodies after more than a week in the blazing summer sun. many, especially children and the elderly are dying of dehydration and exhaustion. every time an iraqi aircraft ferries supplies on to the mountain, the crew is besieged by those desperate to get out. al jazeera's jane reports on a mission that ends in disaster. >> kurdish officials tell us the helicopter was russian, used by the iraqi air force, and it crashed as it tried to deliver food and water to thousands of members of the yazidi community trapped on the mountain. as it was hovering low to the ground so the aid packages could be dropped, some of the desperate displaced people tried to pull down the helicopter. it failed to feign altitude -- failed to gain altitude and crashed. >> the mountain. the climate was declared dead and the u.s. launched a rescue effort taking 20 wounded people on board into hospital near the border. >> reporter: among those injured, an mp,

>> yes, sheila, i think that this is very true. i think this is a very complicated situation that has evolved over decades. a lot of the people who live particularly into ferguson have moved from a community called kinlock, it is an area that's been completely cleared out. all these people were forced to move into another community and that is how the dynamics of ferguson and this part of north county changed so dramatically. the demographic difference happened so quickly. so you see there the environment has not caught up. and part of what people complain of is members of the community have not been politically active enough leading up to this situation. that woman in the piece said it answered her prayers to get . >> an important lesson for all of us. thanks joie. look forward to seeing you again in ferguson, missouri. >> thanks very much. we'll continue our coverage from here. thanks for joining us for . >> flash point ferguson, missouri, where lives and livelihoods have been thrown in disarray. i'm looking at race and opportuni

. >> correspondent sheila maacvicr on the butter cow and the field of political dreams in iowa. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. welcome to "america tonight," the weekend edition. a new week begins with the same fears in ferguson, missouri where more than two weeks after a police officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown, his funeral will be held tomorrow. this there's concerns that emotions will reignite street demonstrations and anger. activists say it's being driven by the same questions about the use of excessive force, police force that they see in other communities large and small. case in point, the death of a menltly ill man at the hands of an lapd officer just days after michael brown'death. michael oku found strong echoes of the missouri case. >> reporter: protestors marching on the streets downtown los angeles by the thousands raising hands over their heads and chanting the signature slogan against police brutality. >> don't shoot hands up. >> they came to protest against the killing of another unarmed black man at the hands of law enforcement to protest what t

, but have been out gunned, out numbered, and even ra run out of ammunition. >> "america tonight" sheilavicar back with us. they desperately need help, why is it so difficult to get them aid? >> they are on top of a mountain. on top of a mountain in a very difficult position, there is no shelter, there are no buildings, you are not entire sure where all the people are. in order to deliver this aid, you are going to have to drop it out the back of a cargo plane flying at altitude. pallets wearing hundreds of pounds if not more than that, attached to parachutes, you cannot control where they come down. you don't know what you are hitting. inadvertently you may resupply the rebels, give them water and food. but it is clear for those 10s of thousands are people who are up on that mountain top today, think about this, joie, in mosul the temperature today was 106 degrees. these people have no source of water. >> the other big concern that we have heard about is about the dam at mosul. and indications that rebels have taken it over. >> it's not clear exactly who is in charge of that damn. but i

authorities finding the body of vacationing american 62-year-old sheila von weise mack stuffed insidethe luggage left in the trunk of this cab. detained for questioning -- >> no cameras. >> reporter: mac mk's own 19-year-old daughter henry boyfriend tommy schaefer. they told investigators they had escaped after being kidthatted by armed gang members who murdered her mother. but investigators say surveillance video shows the mother and daughter arguing in the hours before the murder. later, police say the young couple called for a taxi placing several suitcases inside before going back in the hotel to check out, they said, when they didn't return, hotel security discovered the suitcase. >> it's just really sad. >> sheila mack lived for years in this suburban mansion near chicago. former neighbors say police became a familiar sight here. the oak park police department saying they were called 86 times over the last decade. mostly for domestic disturbances, those who live on this block say the mother and daughter had a troubled relationship, arguing often and that sheila hoped the recent

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leaders of the islamic state, sheila macvicar on the effort to save those still trapped on mount sin. >> reporter: on the mountain there are still thousands of yazidis trand he. iraq's military is flying relief missions under islamic state fire. dumping cartons of water and food. most important for those trapped providing a way out for the few who can scramble on board. these pictures taken by british tv crew show the chaos as parents toss their children inside the chopper and pack in as tightly as they can. parents have lost their children. children have lost their parents. and kurdish officials warn of genocide. this little girl rescued from the mountain on the weekend by the iraqi air force cries as the officer carrying her promises they will go back to the mountain for her mom and dad. in the northern part of the sinjar mountains kurdish fighters have been able to open a path and thousands of people though strong enough to walk in a week in blazing sun and temperatures in the 100s with no food and very little water have reached the area of fairly safe kurdish territory. >> i walk

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the body of 62-year-old sheila von weesemack was found stuffed in a suitcase left in a taxi.quently called to the oak park home where heather mack and her mother lived until recently. israel and hamas extended their cease fire for another five days. but that almost came apart after rockets were fired from gaza right after the intial truce ended. israel responded with airstrikes. hamas says it didn't fire those rockets. negotiations in egypt are expected to continue this weekend. the defense department is now saying, an american-led rescue mission in iraq may no longer be needed. just a week ago, thousands of iraqis were trapped on a kurdish mountain ridge with no food or water... and surrounded by islamist militants from the group "i-sis." but u.s. special forces now say, most of them managed to scramble to safety by themslves, thanks to the recent u.s. air strikes against "i-sis." a year ago, a six-year-old boy fell into a hole on the north slope of mount baldy, at the indiana dunes national lakeshore. several *other holes were subsequently discovered in the sandy soil. the

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. >> libya is experiencing it's worst violence with rebels, moammar gadhafi since 2012. 2012 sheila is telling us what's coming up on america tonight at the top of the area. >> tonight on the program, chicago is well-known for its gun violence. each year, thousands of shoots and hundreds of deaths. but the ones often forgotten are the ones who survive. their trauma is with a bullet. injuries that can last a lifetime and a financial burden that can be just as damaging. >> if you had to add it all up, what would you say at the end of the day is the total bill, start to now? >> i'm looking at almost $10 million. >> $1 million? >> seriously, i had -- it was senseless. >> america tonight, sarah hoye has what has with the bullet. >> she'll a. thank you, and tonight, we're learning more about the final moments of a detroit joggish' jogger's life e was mauled to death by two dogs. the freedom of information act outlines what happens. >> screaming and begging for help, this newly released police report shows that's how 40 years craig spent the last minute of his life. he was jogging down this r

america tonight's sheila mcviccer has the very latest?> theatellite images are some of the evidence produced by nato of russian forces on the ground inside ukraine. they show them near the previously quiet border town novask. prompting residents to flee. >> these latest images provide concrete examples of russian activity inside ukraine. they are only the tip of the iceberg in terms of the overall scope of russian troops and weapons movements. >> the iceberg nato says includes large quantities of sophisticated russian weaponry such as air defense systems, artillery, tanks and armored personnel carriers being forces. >> the ukraine government offered up this amateur video said to be of a russian tank in eastern ukraine. >> with the ukrainian military pounding the separatist strongholds of donetsk and luhansk in the east, the fighting in novak near maiupol opens upa. >> at a white house news conference today, president obama said the latest moves were part of russia's ongoing support of anti-kiev rebels. >> the separatists are backed, train

and one of the cosponsors of that legislation was congresswoman sheila jackson lee.ee's office said she misspoke. whoops. >>> in a battle for control of the u.s. senate mark udahl below is facing a tough re-election fight in colorado wasted no time calling for the resignation of the c.i.a. director just minutes after the closed door briefing of a report about the c.i.a. intruding in the senate computers. he said that john brennan should resign. his statement came before the media before his opponent even learned about the report. for months the allegations against the c.i.a. were described as diane feinstein, but now others are demanding brennan's resignation. >> we learned that feinstein was being very accurate and forthright with the american people and what brennan was saying in march when he said nothing could be further from the truth that we would hack into the oversight committee's computers, it turned out those statements were patently false, and i think there has to be consequences for the actions and lack of leadership that's been shown throughout this situ

sheila von weise-mack was bludgeoned to death, and her body stuffed into a suitcase. an autopsy in bali concluded, she sustained severe trauma to the face, and her neck was broken. now, the f-b-i wants to examine her remains. the victim's daughter, heather mack and boyfriend tommy schaefer, are being held. heather mack's attorney claims his client was sexually abused, and given drugs in jail. authorities in bali deny it. illinois just recorded its first case of west nile virus for 2014. a chicago woman in her 70's tested positive for west nile. health officials haven't released her condition. but they note that she's alive. last year, 117 people across illinois came down with the disease... 11 of them died. west nile is spread by mosquitoes... so city crews will spray parts of the northwest side tomorrow and thursday. a family is mourning the loss of their italian mastiff.. after police shot and killed the dog during a police chase. it happened about seven thirty yesterday morning near 59th and king drive. police say they were chasing an armed robber. the chase led to

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. >> reporter: one day after 62-year-old sheila von weise mack's body was found outside of the upscaleegis resort where they were vacationing. the body was stuffed inside this silver suitcase left in dd resulting from a blunt blow. heather mack who says she's two months pregnant claims an armed gang murdered her mother and that she and schaefer managed to escape. >> the key thing right now is just to have a thorough investigation. >> reporter: but investigators say surveillance video shows the mother and daughter arguing in the hours before the murder and local police say the couple later called for a taxi placing several suitcases inside before walking back into the hotel to check out and never returning to that cab. this morning, the is also in bally investigating. >> they could conceivably ask the fbi to conduct a forensic examination in bali. >> reporter: for years sheila mack lived in this mansion in chicago. >> shocked. i still can't believe it actually. >> reporter: police became a familiar sight here called 86 times over the last decade mostly for domestic disturbances. in 2011

friends of the mother say the family was having problems. >> just spoke to sheila a week and a half agoow the -- some things that was going on. >> i heard that they had some, like, domestic issues especially after their -- after hth heather's dad died. >> msnbc analyst and former fbi profiler clint van zandt joins us now. talk about a grisly murder. what do investigators look for here trying to put together a psychological profile? >> they do. we know the 19-year-old girl was adopted. we know there has been significant long-term issues over a period of about eight or nine years. there was well over 80 police calls, calls to the police in chicago, some issue between the mother and the daughter, so this is an ongoing problem. and now they wind up in paradise and we get this -- we get this lizzie borden story where allegedly the daughter and/or her boyfriend instead of an ax initially used some time of glass statute to hit and bash and traumatize and murder the mother but then our lizzie borden story continues because somehow they have to get a large human body into a relatively small suit

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sheila was a former aid to the late senator ted kennedy of massachusetts. >> thanks very much for thatshe's the face of the humanitarian crisis in northern iraq. now a surprise twist to her now a surprise twist to her story. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> plus fighting in ukraine. the battle between government troops intensifying. the humanitarian crisis worsening. we're going there live. moderate to severe is tough, but i've managed. i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problem

>> reporter: sheila has a chihuahua named lola. >> i couldn't imagine, you know, coming outside and seeing lola with a bullet in her, you know? bad enough, imagine a car hitting her. >> reporter: the chihuahua was rushed to the humane society where the gunshot severed the dog's spine and paralyzed him. a vet decided to euthanize the dog. >> the dog had no sensation in the back end and thought it would be a rough road, the dog wouldn't have any sensation in the back end and would need help just to urinate and defecate. >> reporter: scott says because of the cruelty of the case, his organization is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >> someone out there is bound to have some information, and if we get some good information, we'll turn it over to the district attorney's office with the information that we already have. >> reporter: and the charges, felony animal cruelty. if someone is caught, they could face a $10,000 fine and up to one year behind bars. monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monte. >>> we have a sigh of relief for some bay

former mayor of japanese town of cop but that was hit by the focus sheila nuclear disaster we're talking about the cost of the catastrophe and how safe it is for people to return to the question but district right now that's it for this edition of sophie will see you next time. punishment for an uncommitted crying i was never one to believe in a chief people still today that if you don't know why. i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop but just. go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed. till. really rather not talk about that right. what a wonderful moment in life. ali face i think i'm getting. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i roll the sushi. if. your friend post a photo from a vacation. for a. different. boss repeats the same old joke of course. girlfriend still in poetry keep. pushing for the further isolation of russia. fusing tensions plus. time square in new york. public.

. >> sheila von wiese-mack vacation but three days later it ended in murder.adise turned into a grisly crime scene at the st. regis hotel. police discovered the badly beaten body in this suitcase of sheila von wiese-mack. her 19-year-old daughter and her boyfriend, tommy schaeffer, loaded the luggage into his trunk. when they didn't return a hotel worker got suspicious. police tracked down the daughter and boyfriend sleeping at a hotel six miles from the st. regis and arrested them. the couple claimed an armed gang took them that they escaped. >> it's a tragic situation. >> reporter: thousands of miles away in the affluent suburb of oak park those who knew the family are in shock. >> there isn't a whole lot i can say, except she was -- she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: von wiese-mack the widow of james mack was herself an accomplished academic. she spoke about working with the late senator ted kennedy and studying for ten years with author sao bello. it appears the mack family had a rocky past. oak park police say they were 86 times from 2004 to 2013 mostl

indonesia where police found a half naked body stuffed in a suitcase at an island resort. 262-year-old sheila have arrested her 19-year-old daughter and the girl's boyfriend. the two suspects are requesting a lawyer from the u.s. >>> check this out. it's called world view 3, and it saz high resolution pictures of stuff hang on earth. we're talking really hi-res. one of the project's leaders said from 400 miles we can see home plate of a baseball stadium. this will provide images to private customers. >>> let's go to sima modi for business. >> futures lower after stocks -- investors reacting to news germany's economy failed to grow this spring. today look for data on unemployment earnings from wal-mart. tech giant cisco plans to cut 6,000 jobs, or 8% of its work force, as it struggles in emerging markets, such as china and india. there are no specifics on the timing of the cuts. cisco did plan to add staff for software of security. >>> burger king is dropping its low cal fries less than a year after launching them. they use a different type of batter so they don't absorb as much oil cost more

indonesia, where police found a half naked body stuffed in a suitcase at an island resort. 62-year-old sheilaweismack of chicago was badly beaten and her 19-year-old daughter has been arrested along with her boyfriend. the two suspects are requesting a lawyer from the u.s. >>> and check this out. it's called "world view 3," a commercial satellite that takes high-resolution pictures of stuff happening on earth. we're talking really high-res, folks. one of the project leaders said "from 400 miles away, we can see home plate of a baseball stadium." how cool is that? it's going to provide images for the government and private customers. >>> just ahead, two political titans hug it out. and edward snowden has a controversial magazine cover. "scrambled politics" is next. everybody's excited about the back to school savings at staples. from the customers, to the staples associates. with guaranteed low prices on comp books, you'll flip out! now go tell your friends. staples. make more happen for less. >>> now, here's your first look at this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." hours after signing c

. >> i look gorgeous because sheila makes me gorgeous.'s the best. >> she helps. >> she gave me all those thips. i want to go back and start using it. i'm tell iing you, man. >> but she didn't make all that, though. >> no, but it's like, okay, i'm going back. i cannot do straight lines. outside in. okay, girlfriend. >> now she giving you makeup here? >> mmm, mmm, mmm. >> angelique is too much. now you're giving her makeup tips. >> so hard nobody could look at it anymore. i'm going to be begging everybody on the floor. >> that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching, as always. keep the faith. >> announcer: for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> part one of a conversation for mel brooks, one of the funniest men alive. that's next time. we'll see you then. irks >> rose: welcome to the program, we begin this evening with 0 john micklethwait the editor too much economist magazine he and his colleague conducted a fascinating interview with the president of the united states. >> it is a very contemplative p

basements when the shelling begins they do realize they're dug did you look out at me mohammad gov sheila look at the large media i don't know what at all events you know they're your buddies i am the hornet across the globe then your point of. view of clear for the couple barbara i know but did you know that oh by the hanging of the boat but it really angered her i was there although this is the scene in lugansk central market it was hit on monday but the smell of burning still hangs heavy in the air and its team in the line of fire this is a ghost city market and mon cher who fear groups who. will rush to the nearest bomb shelter in another basement. candles can still be found in the shops and they've become crucial in a city without electricity. who just about to start feeling of peace to have her own show her just minutes away from us the near constant bombardment is taking its toll on locals who don't. call your interviewer. victoria tells us she has little choice but to state what you usually only a couple. why don't you know why you're going to be thousands of refugees have pulled