dave sherry has declared war on scofflaws. he is a self-styled traffic cop, armed with cameras and a horn. [horn blast] dave sherry: that is a point of view camera that captures all the bad drivers on their mobile phones, pda, jumping red lights. this is the beast. reporter: dave sherry is a kind of volunteer sheriff. at an intersection in the center of london, he records traffic with his helmet cam, picking up violations. dave sherry: red light jumper. we are watching the flow of traffic. as you can see, red light jumper. typical. reporter: is it disappointing to see a cyclist? dave sherry: he is more vulnerable than the vehicle, and they are the ones who are dying. reporter: a day earlier, a young woman cyclist was killed just around the corner after being hit by a truck. the third fatal bike accident in london within four weeks. dave was spurred to action by an accident too. dave sherry: a vehicle hit the back of my bike, i call the police, and they said it's your word against his. nothing could be done. i thought i'm not g

$124,000 plus plus a 10 percent contingency not to exceed hundred and $36,000 plus and it looks like sherry reign will be doing this presentation yes, i'm giving jason is a break i want to thank kim and jason for getting this contract through our contractor was this was a tough one and he did a great job of making that happen we wanted it for acquit some time adult calls come ♪ the intact line our staff takes the calls and passes them on to adult protective services and one of the things that jason wanted for a long time was the having a dignities making telegraph hill tool that helps staff to give better information to the adult services to the workers can figure out what the response time should be whether it was a real emergency situations and consistency across staff we're excited to use this tool jason has spent time in fourth what communities use it and work with the contractor to you know kind of custom in itself it for us we've we'll be implementing that and give us the ability to track data and figure out the kinds of calls we're getting and basically, if there are certain types we

commissioner loo >> sherry reign that program started on may the first so the program has already started. >> it hadn't start but the contract covers the full month the other question is the contract like 8 year contract. >> right. >> steve might have to answer that question. >> good morning steve kim contract management this is actually a little bit over 8 years just under 9 years total and the nature of that solution most of the every time effort is from the set of plans in the initial set up it is more maintenance enhancement so we want to be able to take advantage of the model and we also the model was bans the evaluation of the county. >> so the assessment will be done every year what. >> basically needs ongoing needs and changes perhaps additional sizing those will be pretty much evaluated. >> if they're not doing the job do we have at option of canceling the contract. >> yes. we do. >> any other comments or questions comments or questions from the public? hearing none call the question all in favor, say i. any opposed thank you the motion carries >> item h requesting authorization

in the small hollow of cedar creek, we went to talk to sherry walker. in the last few years, she claims, she and her neighbors have all had their well water go bad. according to the nearby mining company's own reports, their site violated its permits hundreds of times from 2006 to 2011. the mining site's permit was renewed in 2012. >> when did you pour this? >> i got that yesterday. >> have you had this tested? >> yes. >> what did they tell you? >> the water is terrible. it's got a lot of iron in it it's got a lot of arsenic in it. >> arsenic? >> yes it's got a high level of arsenic in it. >> it's like a snow globe of things you don't want to put in your body. so you're quarter mile from a mine? >> yes. my water didn't get bad until it started all that. and then this is what i live with, daily. and i know by the neighbors, they have the same situation. it's a lot of hassle. be grateful if you have good water. >> sherry's water - as well as her neighbors', has levels of toxins above normal safe drinking water standards. she believes the bad water has aff

. >> i'm aaron although, the program manager thank you sherry reign for the lead in earlier i'll be belief this is my brief discussion before starting the co a as the national council on aging i'll provide a brief background even though sherry reign mentioned it and paul will present 4 to 6 provider we have as a brief background on september of 201070 o san francisco received $8 million from the national telecommunication to the 3wrbd uses this federal grant was known as broadband and known as b faup for 3 empowers and ended in september of 2013 dos graciously received a little bit over $3 million felt $8 million we installed over thirty computer and tech labs the labradors are located in senior unit and adult care and alzheimer's adult facilities at the end of the b top grant the city of san francisco recently continued to program the sf connect we've received funding from - for a fwi month period for the federal versus city fiscal 3 components an online support community technical support for the computers and train we seek to experience a one year opposed of the contract and extend the

but sherry is a crasher with a conscience.iting, she left a card and gift for the happy couple. so if you must crash a wedding, crash with class. to wedding crashers! mazel tov! >> cheers. >> so, have you ever been at a wedding with a crasher? if so, tweet us. use #abc2020. >> next, we've got him in our sights. he's behind the wheel of the boat, but claiming he's blind. a tale of checks, lies and videotape. >> why did you lie in the interview? >> when "20/20" returns. save on everything for summer fun, this memorial day weekend at kohls. intrfrom mcdonald's.oin third pound burgers they're 100% sirloin, topped with premium ingredients. and they're only around for a limited time. but that's not the only reason you need to hurry ... (robble, robble) enjoy this lovin' while it lasts. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. >>> it's a real-life case of blind man's bluff, a man pret

sherry cagan is a lover of critters great and small.know that a portola valley nature walk.and a tiny tick bite could change her life. >>:i was bitten by taking 2005-- a tick in 2005 >> vicki : the horseback riding champion and mother became instantly ill. >>:i was diagnosed with everything from a mass to diagnose--ms to cancer i almost died >> vicki : so sick - it almost killed her. here she is barely 93 pounds and needing an iv drip. misdiagnosed for years sherry is one of a number of people disease. singer avril lavine - here on the cover of people magazine.is revealing her battle with the mysterious and debilitating disease transmitted by ticks. it often starts like this red ring around the tick bite. sherry says she finally discovered the cause and received proper treatment, and is making a comeback. but sherry never wants anyone to have to suffer like she did. she and her husband have formed bay area lyme foundation using the best minds at stanford and harvard to lick lyme disease. >>:i really believe we will soon have some answer

likely to have problems with drugs alcohol and depression, as a survivor of child abuse herself, sherryed her own issues. >> it led to problems, i didn't trust people and i didn't like to be alive sometimes. it was not until she started to talk about the abuse until the healing began. the sooner a victim speaks about the abuse the better off they will be in the future. on sites like abuse no more on facebook making it easier to speak up and find support. once you find people that say that shouldn't have happened to you, or it wasn't your fault and with more than 138 thousand likes victims realize they are not alone there are private discussions and many post comments and encouraging words. >> images and words and figure that is hopeful could be helpful. >> sherry says this should be used as a first step and victims should go through professional therapy and we have resources at 6abc.com. >> ali thank you. more to come on "action news" tonight amazon.com is hanging a big help wanted sign outside of its doors and we'll tell you which are hiring. and the new development that will make home

knowing i have them. >> in conshohocken sherri greg kyw news radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> summerike temperatures are stick aig round fours you may want to keep that umbrella handy for the start of the woke week at least. meteorologist justin drabick joins us now with the first look at the forecast. second look justin. we're already into the -- it's 11:40. >> we're on late much what's going on now. >> not a whole lot going on. you did mention to have the umbrella around much that's good advice it won't ab all day washout next couple of days. keep in find there could be a scattered shower that could pom up each afternoon monday and tuesday. storm scan3 nice and quiet. isolated showers earlier this evening have dip minute initiate as we lost the heating of the day now just some clouds. we'll keep things dry through the overnight into the start of your monday but it's warm. still 75 this hour at philadelphia international airport. upper 60s in parts of south jersey but even near the shore line it's pretty mild this hour. down to jersey shore. 68 in doylestown. mt. holly 66 degrees th

sherry how can this not have an impact on the economy? you double the minimum wage. that's got to hurt jobs-doesn't it? >> of course, especially in the place like mcdonald'sy how have very -- these low -- the dollar menu and things like that, and a lot of people need to live on that but it's not real hard to work there and it's not an insult to the works but you can turn the machines around and the consumer could order their food. so this will cost jobs. also i think they just got a raise at mcdonald's. if the unions cared about the worker instead of the unions and union bosses they would let this see houston it worms with consumers and those who own the franchise, let it settle in and then see what they can do next, but this is not doing anybody any good. it's not good for the workers. no good for consumers or the company. it's good for the union bosses and that's their whole strategy. >> and ashley, is that what this is about? union membership has been declining precipitously. are they trying get more workers? >> yes. bren darks union bosses and unions could care l

sherry has the latest. sherry: they are going on the defense, and this is not the first time alibaba has been hit by allegations of counterfeit goods on their website. thenew suit alleges that alibaba site uses algorithms and that helps customers find counterfeit goods to buy and alibaba shares have been hit since that happened. ago, a nine months similar complaint was made. they have been hit greatly. alibaba shares have slumped, it -- about 70% year to date. -- 17% year to date. the consumer watchdog has also complained about fakes on the a class-action lawsuit was filed against the website for allegedly misleading investors when they ipoed last year. alibabae hear now that might have a new, unique way to fight these counterfeit goods using technology, ght? shery: yes, using technology called doubtless visual codes. what they have developed visually -- this is -- visual --d -- an israeli startup usually you have the codes that look like this, but these codes allow alibaba to put images in the code to have

sherry does not like the girlfriend and the girlfriends don't like sherry.use i will get in trouble, but it is a bit of a catfight, these three women and it ain't particularly pretty and it won't get any prettier frankly, as time goes on. olivia: you should up with the daughter in the catfight but to make clear, you are not seeing the girlfriends are pulling the strings behind closed doors which some people are saying sumner redstone is 95 years old and a half e-mails that have been leaked and some people are saying she is in charge. bill: i think that is probably not a bad way of describing what is going on. olivia: well. bill: sydney has a huge influence over sumner at this point and how much string pulling she is doing is a matter of controversy. among executives at cbs and by,. city of says she is not doing any string pulling and other people think she is issuing directives that don't seem sumner-like but have his name on them. erik: same conversation. we thank you very much. gentlemen, lots of fun. i want you people to go to bloomberg.com and check out

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. >> and one year later, sherry was also found raped and stabbed in her apartment and again, john paul phillips was living in the neighborhood. >> well, it turned out he was a few blocks north. >> there wasn't enough evidence but in susan schumake's murder, they got a break. they found two foreign hairs on her body, presumably from her killer. >> one was a body hair and a pubic hair recovered from susan's body. >> he willingly provided hair samples and based on examination, the hair was not a match, so he was eliminated as a suspect. despite that, the family was convinced that phillips was responsible for the murder. >> and they didn't arrest or charge him, which i didn't understand at the time because i thought they had enough reason to. >> later, phillips committed several assaults that landed him in jail. >> he went out to a camp ground and approached to them. >> but they finally got a break in susan schumake's case. they found her back back in the creak behind the dorm tory. her wallet was missing. they said she usually carries about $10. and they found a small red bag with toiltry

rishaad: thank you sherry. do tweet me. your thoughts. let's look at some other stories that are making headlines out there. here is rose with the roundup. rose: there is an investigation into the film power group. that announcement came hours after the chairman of the company gave an interview in which he denied that there was such a pro. he dismissed it as purely rumor. have been suspended since may 20 after the stop plunged 47% in just 24 minutes. 20, or had been many questions raised about the company and its business model and its trading practices. they have yet to officially comment on the decline. the day after the stocks plunged, the company said that all is well and the operations are normal. the hong kong securities association does not usually discussed investigation before a former investigation is launched. ministers and central-bank governors are meeting in germany along with the imf managing director. greece is not officially on the agenda but it has dominated policymakers public comments. the creditors want greece to make

and sherry with the think tank. thank you for being with us. >>> coming up the storm system that is active tonight. the latest with kevin corriveau. >> we are looking at weather tomorrow with the storm. i'll bring you the update on tropical storm anna as we look at what will happen tomorrow. more news after this. >>> take a look at the images damage reports coming in from a series of storms in the center of the country. the worst hit area appears to be cisco texas, where a tornado ripped through the area, killing one, leaving others missing at this hour. you can see the destruction left behind. houses exploded. or were blown away. leaving only the foundation. we go back to kevin corriveau with an update on the storms and the forecast. >> you look at the video you are surprised there was only one casualty. they were reporting and forecasting that this would be a devastating storm. 48 hours ago, so people across the region had plenty of time to watch what happened day by day as the storms progressed. we'll see more. i

sherry turner is accused of driving under the influence. laurel's police chief made the arrest yesterday morning. chief mclaughlin spotted a crash in front of laurel elementary school. five people were on the bus, no one was hurt. >>> neighbors on edge in virginia after a slew of break-ins. where police want you to be extra vigilant and the specific type of house the thieves are targeting. >>> we're starting off in the 60s and 70s. what is it like when you head out to work this morning? amelia segal has your commuter forecast. >>> new information on a breaking story. several fifa officials under arrest. what they're accused of and why th >>> breaking news from the live desk. we have just learned that swiss officers have raided fifa's headquarters and have seized electronic data and documents as part of a probe that is backed by the fbi back here. now, swiss federal prosecutors say that they have opened some criminal proceedings into how the world cup was awarded for the games in 2018 in russia and 2022 in qatar. we want to show you new vide

have e-cigarettes it's direct parallel to the liquor industry where you have scotch, and you have sherry have liquor in them and it's against the law to sale to under aged kids. the same issue goes with tobacco. it illegal. it doesn't matter. i'm having a hard time with the rationalization from the appellant where he went to a tobacco distributor and bought an e-cigarette that was there was a confusion of any kind. obviously i don't support this appeal. >> just a little bit of history, some of the many discussions that occurred here and they haven't occurred for a long time now was the correlation of the degree of penalty. liquor, the first offense, you can pay a fine. most of the tobacco sellers who have been brought appeals here have no problem paying a fine. versus having their license suspended for any period of time. >> notification of that license suspension to be posted publicly. >> motion. >> i'll make it. moved to deny the appeal on the basis that the department imposed a proper penalty for the violation. >> thank you. >> there's a motion on the floor from the president who

their friends and decreases and children's schools and right to the luxury part times on hampton sherry think in april of march 24 people lost their homes the department of public special circumstances inspection said they were your honor, habitual the legislative aide to board president london breed was involved in a corruption cocktails no place for the children to go in their community two blocks on hampton insure is other people airbnb 2 did 9 a night $299 a night used to be a affordable housing about 2 years ago. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>

i'm sherri vasquez and this is "latin view." hispanics comprise more than 13 percent of the u.s.abor force but only a small percentage of white collar professionals. today we'll explore the growing

. >>> monica lynch from jacksonville thomas salem from philadelphia and sherry walkman from chicago are the three latest winners in the rtm ipad mini. today is bonus give away day. that means two winners because we're also going to give away a flat screen tv. >> thursday's buzz word be at least 18 years of age or older and be a legal u.s. resident. >> the buzz sword coming up. >> keep watching for the rtm ipad mini give away. >>> a whole lot of punches thrown saturday night. it had nothing to do with the mayweather/pacquiao fight. this actually happened in ontario, canada. there was a big brawl at this bowling alley. matter of fact police say there were five separate fight goings on at the time. when you fight in a bowling alley, you might slip and fall. take a look at it from this angle that ctv in canada got. watch right here. did you see that? somebody threw a bowling ball in the air, hit that guy in the back. this kid actually recorded all the action. >> people were chucking beer boolt bottles at them. glass everywhere. it was hectic. >> one person was arrested. one woman was treate

. >> hi, i'm sherry the long time resident and voter in san francisco i've been here for thirty odd years live two blocks valencia i'll asking to postpone the clinic until the community has had further discussion with camtc and also has received some way of figuring out to enforce the promises they're making i have been very positively impressed with the presentation that camtc has made to the neighborhood only a week ago recently received future informational about sufrt not as responsive to the neighborhood as we promised i feel that is our duty as citizens and as your duty as our commissioners to work out a way to be sure those people that are doing those various things are going forward with that are principles i might have attend to try to find myself a prblg doctor but i do want to know that facility is going to be open for a period of time that's one caveat they'll spend the hours and it is only 8 clock on saturday nothing on sunday that is extremely important to everyone that works i feel that this means more people had also be looking at for each in the neighborhood in the evenin

their friends and decreases and children's schools and right to the luxury part times on hampton sherry think in april of march 24 people lost their homes the depa

are leaving that is not going to build the legal structures or system postcode next call comes from sherry in apple valley caliph wordnet. >> caller: thank you very much. i'd like the author to address the incredibly effective police officers such as detective skaggs that she writes about in her book. i keep waiting to hear her talk about these incredible people that have a 100% clearance rate. please have her address that. >> host: who is john skaggs? s. go when you write a book you don't want to talk about it because you are done with it. john skaggs is the main character. he investigates the murder. he is a tall guy a california guy, a surfer. he's republican, which is true of a lot of colleagues in the lapd. he takes a lot of personal pride in this particular job of investigating black on black murder in high crime areas, some and it doesn't draw a lot of warrior within the lapd. it's not a glamorous job, but his job he learned to craft a over years and years of scores and scores of cases. so when he gets the case finally, he has a lot of real expertise that apply to the case and also

they say that sherry was in an abusive relationship and the police confirm they are investigating if the homicide is domestic. they hope that somebody gives the police what they need to make an arrest. >> please, for the sake of her child in the sake of our family, call. tom: cherry's body was found very early sunday morning, about 29 hours before that, late friday night, two men were shot and killed up the hill from here. the police say that the men's deaths probably had nothing to do with what happened here with cherry. tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: justin from prince george's county, and abc 7 report leads to the identification of a sexual assault suspect. a warned is out for this man accused of attacking a 12-year-old girl in for its phil. somebody saw the suspect's description after a story that we aired last night. he has several tattoos including the word "blessed" when his neck and stars on his shoulders. alison: for a police officer in the nation's capital, there is no greater assignment then protecting the united states. -- then protecting the president of the united state

their friends and decreases and children's schools and right to the luxury part times on hampton sherry think in april of march 24 people lost their homes the department of public special circumstances inspection said they were your honor, habitual the legislative aide to board president london breed was involved in a corruption cocktails no place for the children to go in their community two blocks on hampton insure is other people airbnb 2 did 9 a night $299 a night used to be a affordable housing about 2 years ago. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello my name is as i said the director of outreach development for working solution a nonprofit developments organization working solutions provides small business access to capital we're also the administrator of the san francisco resolving loan fund and lent out over 2 and a half million dollars to hundred small small businesses we have a large number of businesses no many clients like missing g and other national north america natural products to name a few don't think to the traffic and tourism the small businesses that we serv

i'm sherri vasquez. hispanic employment in the u.s.ncreased by almost one million between 2005 and 2006. now according to