sheldon's visit here. he will see this as one of the many examples of how we use the funds to stimulate our economy, but also how we have transformed the individual lives. we have people who really did not have the skill sets, wondering whether or not they would be able to use the opportunity to gain job skills that would sustain them, whether they wanted to get more education or create more education opportunities that led to a career. you will be able to visit some of those individuals that are working right here today. you cannot escape them because they have such big windows. you have to see them working. no breaks here, but they're working because they are building these skills that have been interest in. and these skills will lead them to a great many opportunities that are forthcoming. that is exactly what the administration, the federal government wished it to happen. this is what we are actually doing. this is what our small-business advocates, like stoccott halgie for many years have been saying,

sheldon addleson, it will zillion air. horizon true he was slapped way big, multilawsuit from gaming interests which might make him feel different about his spared millions. a big legal entanglement for sheldon addleson that's brand new and join marwood reporting that a close friend of sheldon addle son's told him addleson may have written the last check. >> mr. gingrich emphasizing he has more funders. he doesn't just have one. >> there really isn't anybody of that caliber out there and certainly after a result like that known is going to emerge. but the calculation for addleson, i'm curious about this. he's sort of made it clear in what he sort of let leak out. beyond that, he does not want santorum. he wants romney. what's the dynamic here. this is what we've been talking about. i remember polls at the beginning of 2011 where you add up whether it was trump or huckaby or palin. we added up the conservative evangelical vote. if they can get around one candidate maybe that would doom romney. here we're seeing for the firs

sheldon addleson, it will zillion air. horizon true he was slapped way big, multilawsuit from gaming interests which might make him feel different about his spared millions. a big legal entanglement for sheldon addleson that's brand new and join marwood reporting that a close friend of sheldon addle son's told him addleson may have written the last check. >> mr. gingrich emphasizing he has more funders. he doesn't just have one. >> there really isn't anybody of that caliber out there and certainly after a result like that known is going to emerge. but the calculation for addleson, i'm curious about this. he's sort of made it clear in what he sort of let leak out. beyond that, he does not want santorum. he wants romney. what's the dynamic here. this is what we've been talking about. i remember polls at the beginning of 2011 where you add up whether it was trump or huckaby or palin. we added up the kifconservative evangelical vote. if they can get around one candidate maybe that would doom romney. here we're seeing for the f

sheldon a year or so ago. he came on to the job and was speaking with staff. we were talking about employment programs and innovative models to get families back into the workforce. his staff recommended, among other cities, him to come to san francisco. myself and my staff put together this program, and we were very honored. we certainly did our best to show off our program a year ago. we are really pleased that he has chosen to come back to see the progress we have made, despite the unfortunate loss of the federal money. but within the context of our existing welfare to work program and with the commitment of local dollars. i am really happy to be at a work site and have mr. sheldon here to meet participants of the program and employers. >> thank you. mr. mayor, thank you. you know, if you look back over the last three years, the recovery and reinvestment act did a substantial amount to begin to stimulate the economy. and these subsidized employment program of that was a big piece. and when i came to san francisco and to your center and saw employee years wh

a big legal entanglement for sheldon adelson is brand new. john harwood reporting a close friend of sheldon adelson told him yesterday that adelson may have written his last check. mr. gingrich earn sizing tonight he has lots of funders, he doesn't just have one. does he need to make a case there are other people who care about him that isn't just the one guy in nevada? >> that's the problem. there isn't anybody of that caliber out there. certainly after a result like that, nobody's going to emerge. >> right. >> the calculation for adelson, i'm really curious about this, because he sort of made it clear in what he sort of let leak out there that, you know, gingrich is his friend, he'd like to have gingrich. beyond that, he does not want santor santorum, he wants romney. this is what we've been talking about since the beginning of the race. i can remember polls in the start of 2011 where you'd start adding up whether it was trump or huckabee or palin. we'd add up the conservative tea party evangelical vote and look at romney and say, wow, if t

sheldon adelson is attracted to newt gingrich because of his stance.lso you have the reverse happening where if that's the person you're spending a lot of time with, particularly if you have someone like sheldon adelson giving $20 million to your campaign, a human being can't help but be influenced by that. even if we take out any intent, those sorts of incentives are very hard to avoid and not be paid attention to. and there's also the fact of special interests whether they are on the right or the left that ask you to fill out questionnaires and state your believes and put pressure on you to be with them on the the issues. and also hold a lot of money and a lot of sway for your campaign. all of those things corrupt the process and undermine the pub c public's faith in exactly who these candidates are and what they believe. >> so guy, do you share my passion to make this a kind of nascar decal disclosure? is this a problem at all? >> the question that you asked was a good one about the chicken and the egg phenomenon. we can probably debate that until t

[no audio] >> it looks like we have temporarily lost sheldon and his live report. we will hopefully get back to him in a little bit. >> there are two award winning tickets out there waiting to be claimed. illinois's whitner use the quick pick to purchase the ticket. the manager of the stores that is unbelievable from his small town won. in kansas, state law allows lottery winners to remain anonymous. it was purchased in northeast kansas, but new information will be released until the winter comes forward. -- no information will be released until the winter comes forward. here are the winning numbers. 2-4-23-38-46 and the mega ball number is 23. as you heard from sheldon, the reaction on the facebook page set at all. >> say hello to bora bora for me. congratulations. and another rights, nice, which it was me. and another person writes, i hope i know them. let's get a quick check of the forecast with john collins. >> it was an ok day today. >> a very okay day for someone. >> that is right. we just do not know who the winner is yet. >> but we will. sartre, back to the

sheldon dutes joins us live from north of war with what the aclu is saying about the situation. >> -- from north baltimore with what the aclu is saying about a situation. >> the aclu is saying the arrest of minors should be handled differently than adults. they say the department violated state regulations when it comes to school of arrests. three girls and one boy were arrested yesterday for an alleged assault that happened last week. the alleged assault happened in southwest baltimore. police say the kids have been charged with aggravated assault after they were accused of threatening to put one victim's head under water at a lake. another victim claims he was assaulted at a nearby railroad track. it is not clear what happened. a relative of a victim was very upset by the arrest. he claims parents were not notified for several hours after the arrests. the aclu is not directly involved with the case. they say they are appalled by the actions of the police department. >> the department appears to be in violation of state regulations regarding school arrests. they're not to arrest chil

sheldon dutes has more. >> what a difference a week makes. last saturday night, she was having fun with friends. today her parents buried her. it was not without the support of loved ones. >> the lord is looking down on monae with all his praise and glory for her. >> she may have been young, but she touched a lot of lives. that was evidenced by the hundreds of people who came to celebrate her life. >> a very nice turn out today. the church was packed with people. there was standing room only. it was a very very nice home going services for her. >> this is the home where edith watched her daughter's singing in the choir on many sundays. with the support of loved ones, she is walking into grieve monae's death. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake came out to pay her respects. >> it is a tragedy and said they for the family and city. >> police say she was killed in an accidental shooting last week. her family does not think her death was an accident. two boys have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. investigators are trying to determine if the

. >> i talked to one of sheldon adelson, you mentioned the super pac donor for newt gingrich, i talked to one of his friends last night who said, i think sheldon's written his last check. >> "the washington post's" greg sargent asked rick tower about the super pac's funding. should adelson, the granddaddy of that fund, stop donating. and he said this, governor, you'll love this, "fund-raising will be challenging." he's got one daddy warbucks looking out for him, adelson with his middle east concerns, giving this guy tens of millions of dollars, we don't know why. when adelson's going to get a phone call from one of his friends saying, newt's out of this ways. sheldon, you're wasting your money. >> the interesting thing, chris, if he decides newt's out, who will adelson go to? he says he's going to spend $100 million. will he do it for santorum, or he said some nice things about romney. who does he go to? >> well, it's not going to president obama. >> that's for sure. >> does the republican establishment now really want newt out, which will give santorum more -- >> well, so what? so wha

finally, we have sheldon siegel. and sheldon siegel is a corporate lawyer who has written a series -- i think seven books now, a fictional criminal defense attorney named mike daley who actually lives here in san francisco. and he's written a series of books and these becomes have been shown and transcribed and read throughout the world. so we're going to start now with a clip, a video clip and then we're going to go to the panel. >> i think it is our national novel. if there was a national novel of week, this would be it for the united states. i think it's the favorite book of almost everybody you meet. >> the first time in my life that the book had sort of captured me. that was exciting. i didn't realize that literature could do that. >> i remember reading a copy of my aunt's in jamaica queens. it was the first book ever written by a white writer that discussed racism in ways that was complicate and sophisticated. -- complicated and sophisticated. >> a touchstone in american literary and social history. it's a stor

finally, we have sheldon siegel. and sheldon siegel is a corporate lawyer who has written a series -- i think seven books now, a fictional criminal defense attorney named mike daley who actually lives here in san francisco. and he's written a series of books and these becomes have been shown and transcribed and read throughout the world. so we're going to start now with a clip, a video clip and then we're going to go to the panel.

paulette frankl, "lust for justice," tony serra, and sheldon siegal. so before we take a break, i do have a surprise. a few years ago, i guess six or seven years ago, i met an amazing artist. i was visiting his home. and he had created this wonderful sculpture. i immediately recognized it as being clarence. it turned out that he had created a number of just amazing sculptures of trial lawyers. and he went on to do one of clara fults, the first woman attorney in california and became the leader of the public defender movement. and just by happenstance, he called me and had this idea of encapsulating one of the greatest trial attorneys of our times. so, bill? is he here? this is not a magistrate. [laughing] -- not a magic trick. >> i've never met tony serra, so i have to make use of the internet to get a sense of who he was and the imagery. what clearly came over was his passion for justice. and in some cases almost a rage for justice. and initially when i started the imagery with the clay, i tried to show this passion for justice, this rage. but then i

sheldon for coming out from washington, d.c., to recognize our program. and of course to mayor lee, a super supporter of this, and he will continue to be. it is not mentioned specifically in your 17-point jobs plan, but i will say that this is a key program to his goal of getting thousands of san franciscans back to work. with that, i will close. thank you for coming. [applause] >> he has a way about him that brings people in and seeks to involve the people of san francisco. that is what we need. the polarization and san francisco does not benefit the people we are about to help. they need compassion, support, and they need us to work together to build a system o and employment and drug treatment and family building and all of those services that will enable us not to pay so much money on the back end. what you are doing is spectacular. i am humbled to be with you. i am excited the mayor has me this opportunity to work with great people to do this work. believe me, the best is yet to comment. thank you so much. [applause] >> this is only his third day on

this is sheldon lu from the health department. sheldon, he actually was here when they did a recent health inspection, i understand, and alicia is the district health inspector. here is their score, it was 98 down from 100. 98 is fantastic. how many restaurants in the city have scores of 100. >> we don't have a lot because we have a new program that is similar to other programs in the state of california where there's a, b, c grading, we have a number grading here in san francisco. so, therefore, it's a brand new program, we are trying to get with our operators to participate to do things the same way we do and we will have things, i would say about 10 percent or maybe 15 percent of places are 90 or above. we expect that to be higher as they get used to our scoring system of what is really hazardous, what is not as hazardous and what is low hazard. high hazard you get points off, fairly large pipbts off. next one would be called moderate, small things like a door closed. we'll seeing how it works right now. if things work well, th

[laughing] now, sheldon, you've written books about a fictional defense attorney. the stories that you tell really get into, i think, the issues and stories of our time. and that's why your books have been so popular. first of all, you know, how did you become a writer? why did you become a writer? and how did you end up writing did a criminal defense attorney in san francisco, of all places? >> i was not told i would follow tony serra. i need to go back and prepare a little more. [laughing] i learned something, too. i guess i better stand up. [laughing] i'm really honored to be here. i'm the toy department. i write novels about the types of cases that lawyers like tony handle. in the daytime i work for a big law firm of the type that tony probably would not hold in the highest of esteem, but i'm delighted to be here. you know, i think if you talked to most authors, they will tell you that there is something hot-wired into our system that says we need to try to tell a story. there is nothing at all in my background. i am an absolutely accidental writer. there is no

sheldon adelson would keep the gingrich campaign afloat. at a private dinner at his house house, members of the rnc and other republican fundraisers he designedded he would donate to a super pac. >> more on that, let's bring in political reporter david kane. thanks for your time. >> good evening, keith. >> what happened to sheldon adelson bottomless amount of money. >> he said that's about it. more seriously to the point. you know, republican voices have been saying that there needs to be a shift away from newt gringrich some of these underlying candidates. and in the house and senate it will be a huge battleground. and they're saying that republican donors should be focusing all of their attention there. and that's where the karl rove super pac will spend a lot of money. it could determine control of the senate and it could effect if president obama has an agenda it push forward. >> in a secondhand extension of reagan or is this a continuation of the republican establishment timidly lining up behind mitt romney. >> i think it matters to th

senator john mccain's calls for a strike on syria and talk to middle east expert professor paul sheldon foot from the university of california professor very good evening thanks for being on our international mccain has no real sway does the white hurt inside but are seriously should we take his comments for military action in syria do you think. we should take it very seriously because here is a man who was the republican presidential candidate last. road goes around expressing what unfortunately some republicans believe our republican gives so many of us opposed him there was an organization called vietnam veterans against john mccain and hadn't seen mccain bumper stickers which are very good republican voters . when you can't get conservative republican vietnam veterans to vote or they should be there but they did that years around zero instead they voted for this man and so he's still very dangerous here's a man who advocates a hundred years of military bases no no limit on spending and the current batch of republican candidates other than ron paul who are our chicken hawks they nev

sheldon dutes has more on the arrest and the controversy. >> i just started crying. i said, my baby is back in a cell. these 9 years old. >> two other 9-year-old girls and an 8-year-old girl were arrested. >> they took the kids outside in front of the school and said put your hands behind your backs and put them in a paddy wagon. >> police charged the children for aggravated assault for an alleged accident -- zint incident. >> there was a lake, and the suspects allegedly threatened the victim to put their head under water. then there was an incident on railroad tracks. >> they should not have been locked up. they are children. they are playing. >> lorretta said she was forbidden to talk to her daughter until the entire time she was in police custody and did not get to see her until after midnight. >> she was not her normal self. she was shocked in a way but trying to hide it like i'm ok. >> loretta and her father are very upset about the way thth they handled the arrest. >> they are not supposed to arrest children during school hours when it was just as feasible to a

. >> sheldon dutes has more. >> police say the due girls were solicited for sex. >> police say it is an unusual case. >> it is unusual for someone to come here, commit a crime, and just like that leave. >> the unlifted -- 41-year-old colonel jason separate ard -- ahepard allegedly solicited a 13-year-old girl and 16-year-old for sex. after the incident, police were able to track down shepard. >> >> the victim was able to positively identify shepard. one of our dks detects flew to virginia, picked -- detectives flew to virginia and picked him up and brought him back. >> aberdeen proving ground has confirmed he is stations there, but they are not saying anything else. >> army investigators are looking into the matter. >> reporting from the news room, duths sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> an aberdeen hotel will have to shell out $50,000 to fix damage caused by a prank. it happened at the holiday inn express. police say a broken sprinkler system flooded several rooms. the guest was pranked by a web site called prankyou.net. they say the person was tricked into breaking the sprinkler h

sheldon dutes has more. >> police say the two girls, 13 and 16 years old were offered money for sex. one ran away and reported it, which eventually led to a cross-country arrest. >> police say it is an unusual case. >> it is the first time i have experienced it. >> it is rare to have someone come from out of state, commit a crime, and leave. >> the issue happened in a california neighborhood where the 13 and 16-year-old girls were walking to school. that's when lieutenant jason shepard pulled up and allegedly offers them money for sex. after the alleged incident one of the girls ran to a nearby school to report what happened. police were able to track down shepard's rental car. >> the photographic line-up was presented to the victim, and the victim was able to positively identify that person. an arrest warrant was urebed. >> one of our detectives flew to virginia, picked him up, and brought him back where he was booked into the county jail where he faces a felony and misdemeanor charge. >> abteen has confirmed -- aber deane has confirmed he is stationed there. >> this morning, invest

we don't know that sheldon doesn't want to been at this time from gingrich staying in the race. he said he doesn't like santorum and he does like romney. he may think he's doing romney the most effective thing he could be doing to help romney. >> as of tonight he is. >> as of tonight he is. it should also be noted sheldon has just been hit with a multizillion lawsuit by gaming interests in macau. >> we've all been hit by gaming interests in macau. >> it would be as much of a great thought experiment as if i were newt gingrich. >> i watched the thought bubble go over his head when you said if i were newt gingrich. >> i think of myself as gingrich all the time, but that's private. even for a guy as wealthy as he is, it's got to be his numbers making him think about how much money he's wasting right now. >> is it possible that newt gingrich isn't professional enough anymore to analyze the outcome of a situation like this the way he would have and the way rational politicians who think they have a future would analyze these kinds of results? >> anything is possible, but he's been in

even just reading the newspaper accounts, she was a remarkable person, but hearing from sheldon both here and speaking to him privately, it's obvious that those who knew marie were privileged and were touched by her lifelong before her untimely death. she leaves an amazing mark, and i just want to say to my colleague sheldon there are times that measure the mettle of a person, and one of them is when they go through grief and tragedy, and my respect for him, high as it was before, is higher still knowing what he's going through and how he has worked to handle this difficult situation. i rise as simply new york senator who represents the area, long island, where marie katherine colvin came from. we are working, sheldon above all, desperately to bring her home to her mother rosemary so her family can provide her with a final resting place, providing her with the dignity of a life that she deserves. marie had a remarkable career. it's no doubt that not only as sheldon said the small band of journalists but many larger than that and-in she knew will mourn her death for years to come. bec

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sheldon dutes tells us about hotels for heros. >> the army, navy, and air force. although he has never been severely injured, he knows the toll it has on military families. >> when i was a kid, i can remember one of our neighbors lost an arm. when he had to go all the way over to walter reed, it was a major catastrophe you know to have to get him over there and get him back. >> under a new national program spearheaded by dutch rufesberger and ben card-in, they would have an easier fime being closed -- close to loved ones when undergoing treatment. the program would allow people to donate rewards points to military men and women. >> it makes all of us feel better to be able to help our service people. >> this was the fir hotel to agree to the hotels for heros program. windam also agreed to participate. they plan to donate 12 million of their reward points. the program is the result of a bipartisan bill that passed in december. it is similar to the national hero's program. the congressman dutch rufesberger hopes this new program enjoys the same success. >> once we g