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 af

was having a blast. >> it was a night you just didn't want to end. >> as the performance begins, sherry turns on her camera. >> i wasn't sure i'd be able to get anything because it was very dark and my camera doesn't have any type of lighting. so i just kind of held it up and we'll see what happens. >> andrew dumais stands at the edge of the stage with a fire extinguisher. >> because i served four years on the hudson fire department, i would be on stand-by just in case there were any mishaps. >> after her colleague performs, it's ayesha's turn. >> the music changed. it was a little different. you kind of got the feeling that it was going to be something spectacular. >> ayesha begins her routine. first she touches the fire to her arms. >> we always begin our show with that kind of trick. what we don't show the people is that we put some cream before. >> the special cream prevents ayesha from burning her skin. now she prepares for the main event. >> we take the oil and we spit the oil like in a mist, and this is the mist will goes in fire when we spit it on a torch. >> ayesha takes a sip

josh lipton, cnbc, silicon valley. >> and sherry atwood joins us from san jose.ations on your success. >> thank you so much. >> i know it was hard fought. first of all, i found it hard to believe that no one had come up with this idea before, given how many people in this country and elsewhere go through the same issues you had to deal with, but you were the smart one who figured it out. >> exactly. it's amazing this hasn't been out there before, but just shows how much opportunity there is to solve problems of people my age that's not out there. >> tell me what it was like trying to raise funds to get this start-up. you are in a neck of at the woods which a lot of people feel is difficult for women just on the surface of it, but you're a woman who is, as you said, not 20 years old, and you didn't just graduate from stanford. so how did you go about getting the funding for it? >> i'll tell you, it wasn't easy. it was hard. i heard no 100 times or more and a bunch of other things that can't even be repeated, but i used that as a mechanism to motivate myself and pr

they are all senior investigators and please stand up and we have dennis in the front and ed and sherry fletcher and i think that i have included everyone. thank you very much. everyone, here and those who are not contribute to the success of the occ. and contributed to the statistics that are here and the report that i am going to deliver this evening. this evening, we will talk about several topics and we can move on to the next slide. the history of the mission of the occ, the organizational and budget matters and investigations and state and national trends and law enforcement and policy analysis, and medations and out reach. i know that the police commissioners have heard this many times from our monthly community meetings, but the occ was created by a board of supervisors initiated charter amendment in 1982, we became fully staffed in 1983, we are under the jurisdiction of this police commission. and our mission is to investigate complaints or neglect of the duty, promptly fairly and impartially and also to make policy recommendations. this is my sixth year leading the occ. and we

the sherry sharpie was more challenges. they hit him. >> the pit bull did charge our officers. so we believe that dog was a danger to the public. >> reporter: the dogs are now in the custody of the animal services pending outcome of an investigation. >> the dog that was tazed is getting medical attention. >> reporter: neighbors say they don't want the dogs to come back but they feared this would happen. >> they headbutt the fence. i knew one of these days they might get out. >> reporter: investigators will now try to determine whether these dogs should be designated as dangerous animals. if so, the owners could face fines. live in brentwood. >>> this is new video r yo we're about to show you from san francisco where police have detained at least two people during a may day celebration. our crew says there was a peaceful gathering there in the plaza then a splinter group broke off and -- on both 16th and mission, that's when police moved in and separated the main group from that splendor group. more arrests we're told are possible. right now the buses are still stopped in that a

vacantcies, and three 8124 and one, 8126 and 8126 vacancy was created when he was promoted and so sherry hall is an acting 8126. and so, she needs a vacantcy. sort of. >> and then i guess that the question is so that similar to this 1650. >> we have 15. >> and of those two, one is acting and is there another temporary in there? >> well we are going to ask the deputy director... >> well, actually that is okay. we just did the math. >> we have 15 and out of the 15, one is the acting senior investigator and right now we have 14 investigators. >> okay. >> one acting senior investigator and we have two temporary police. >> okay. >> yes. >> and that is correct. but we, we, the charter requires 14, and it would require 14 based on the current police department staffing, and we have not fallen below the 14. and if we do fall below the 14, i have the authority, i am not sure how i do it but just to hire on my own. >> and the last question is that i know that the occ... something about last year. complaint and the complaints from last year. (inaudible). >> right, and i will provide you more detail

sherri husk is the co-founder of the maker fair, of course, saturday and sunday here at the san mateo expo center. when you started this event, what, nine years ago, had some 20,000 people, expecting over 100,000 this year. i know the electric giraffe's been here for a long time. what are some of the newer things? >> the one we saw earlier today was brand-new. >> the mechanical octopus. >> new artwork from michael christianson outside, the candles that are out in the courtyard pap whole host of new things around in this room, which is a dark room. you'll see a couple other different pop-ups, but -- >> and for a person who's never been to the maker fair, if there's one thing you want them to walk away with, what would that be? >> just come in and enjoy it. there's so much here, but enjoy the moment that you're in. don't be overwhelmed and just stop, talk to a maker, and have a great day. >>. >> sherri, appreciate it very much. their ninth year here. i remember when it started in '06. scott, i know you've been following them as i've been covering them. it's gotten so much bigger. and so

the letter of support for acc that i just gave to you have also included a letter from commissioner sherry o'neil who could not be here today emphasizing the important role that acc plays in preparing for and responding to di sasers. sasers. in addition i have numerous letters, together we represent thousands and thousands of dog owners and guardians and we all urge you to support this budget proposal and support animal care and control. it's underfunded and understood staffed and has been for years. the most perezing pressing things get done. there's so much more they could be doing if properly staffed and funded. i'd like to add in addition to what was mentioned is that the acc's budget include monoe money for a part-time hearing officer for dog court that deals with cases involving dog bites and aggressive dogs. over the years the unit in the hearing officer have developed broad community support because of the fair and compassionate way they deal with dog owners and victims all the time. all the while they keep public safety foremost in minds. [inaudible] just like to remind you this r

steph, sherry, thank you for joining us. >>> the weather heating up and so is primary season.nk races in other states don't have anything to do with you? think again to our political guru on the elections everyone should watch. we have june 3rd, iowa and mississippi. why shy care about those two primaries? >> because particularly iowa could be a swing state in november. it's critical which party controls the senate. going to have major impact on everybody's life. iowa is interesting. five republicans running and in order to get the nomination one of them has to get 35% or it goes to a convention. i think probably one of them will get 35% and then they'll face a democrat, congressman bruce brayley in november. the mississippi race is worth watching because this has turned nasty, as these con contests often do. thad cochran is running against state senator mcdaniel and he has gotten involved at least indirectly in a scandal involving the photographing of cochran's wife, who is suffering from dementia and has been in a nursing home since 2000. that is a close race. it could go ei

the key points that i would like to make, i once again want to thank, the office, and particularly sherry, for the amazing work, that she has done. and tapping into the very complicated issue. and it is greatly appreciate ated and we will not be okay today without the excellent work that they have provided. and once, again, to thank my chief of staff, hillary, who has been working for a very long time. and over the last two weeks, i have been working with the department of public health, and with the objective of developing the amendments to this legislation that address another concerns that we have heard. and as we discuss at the hearing, there may be items included in this ordinance, but the two main points that the legislation deals with, are one the closing of a loophole that has been in existence for a number of years. and that has left hundreds of millions of dollars unavailable to workers in san francisco. and we know that at least 26,000 workers that have been impacted by the assistance of that loophole and then the second piece of that legislation is what happens as san francisc

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bureaucracy retired as a telephone operator for the city attorney's office sherry she was a activist specifically when king garvey faced foreclosure ms. brooks raised her children and grandchildren was extremely ininstrument she saved properties for the residents a shining example of someone who didn't just talk about it but put her worker to words in the community. she survived by her family pope senior and freddie and brooks and iran then works with the district attorney's office and is incredibly active with the san francisco brown bombers she raised amazing grandchildren and her grandson who graduated from the unsuccessfully of the arts she was definitely a force to be recked with. the rest i'll submit >> thank you supervisor breed. supervisor chiu thank you madam clerk i'll thrilled to talk about the new lower polk neighborhood the southern half of the polk street this is an custom nation of years of work in my district. the possible neighborhood is a wonderfully diverse neighborhoods i served as the chair of lower polk neighbors. the southern structure has faced pedestrian safe

sherry, give me the big picture. diana just pointed out the house behind her got the sold sign put on it about an hour ago. but not all markets are created equ equal. >> no, that's true. and sue, what diana pointed out is that the big news here is we're breaking a downward trend. sales are actually trending up a little bit. the thing is that the core issues that were keeping sales down have not changed at all. so we're still looking at a situation where we have anemic new household formations due largely to job and wage problems. we've still got inventory issues. even though it's up, we're for the seeing increases in inventory where we really need it, which is those first-time homebuyer price ranges. and the reason for that is that's just not what builders are building. and so many of those folks are still under water. when we look at 9 million to 10 million people under water, the largest percentage are those first-time homebuyers, and they're stuck particularly now that the mortgage debt forgiveness relief act expi

>> inside sherry shephard's nasty divorce. >> we're hoping to be married for 61 years. >> her husband after demanding full custody of their unborn baby. >> hugh jack man on his second cancer scare. >> j l.a.'s date night with her man. >> howie's mother's day. >> and backlash over michael sam's televised draft kiss, his boyfriend and sponsorship. >> judge me what i did on the field. >> music legend paul anka on the release of his music five years after his death. >> what would he think of this recording? >> now the latest news delivered to you 24/7, it's "the insider". >> the victim, allegedly jay-z, it's the knowles versus the carters that took place last week for fashion week. >> this isn't the only celebrity feud but the messy sherry shephard divorce, this feud with jay-z is the most violent. we go behind the red carpet to find jay-z on the ropes and knowles in full attack mode. >> that's jay-z walking into the elevator and beyoncbeyonce's si gets in his face. she attacks him in this video, pufrnling him and kicking him nearly ten seconds. he tries to fight her off.

. >> sterling's wife, sherry, is trying to hold on to her portion of the clippers. meanwhile today, the new clippers ceo richard parsons will be meeting with clippers employees in los angeles. they'll hold a press conference today at 2:00 p.m. >>> the miami dolphins are taking swift action against safety don jones after he sent out a controversial tweet during the draft. jones apparently tweeted out horrible when michael sam kissed his boyfriend after being drafted by the st. louis rams. the dolphins have fined and suspended jones from all team activities until he completes educational training. in a statement released by the team, jones apologized for the inappropriate comment, saying he regretted the tweet and it took away from sam's draft moment. sam was picked up by the rams in the seventh round of the draft, becoming the first openly gay player drothd by a pro football team. he was picked 249th out of 256. >>> still to come this morning, joe montana's plans to build a massive entertainment complex right across the street from levi stadium. how the 49ers could b

. >> sherri werner said the team has moved into the downstairs unit with his mother and sister about three or four months ago. >> they seem to be very very nice people. a single mother with two kids. and so i never hear word from them. >> police say herrera had another violent incident saturday night in livermore. one in which drugs may have played a role. >> he got into a fight with his friend and appeared he might've been under the influence of methamphetamine or something else. mr. herrera was threatening to eat his friend. >> an autopsy is planned for tomorrow, toxicology tests to determine what if any drugs might've been in his system won't be known for several weeks. >>> a woman accused of brutally beating to alameda county sheriff's deputies with her husband and brother is telling her side of the story to ktvu. she was released on bail from santa rita jail this morning. when we spoke with her she was still wearing bloodstained clothing from two days ago. carter says a neighbor called deputies saturday night after her brother and husband got into an argument inside her castro v

so sherry and john thank you very much for your work. before i get into a description of what this ordinance does, i want to step back a little bit and talk about what the intended impact of this legislation is. there is now a fed mandate in this country that requires individuals to purchase health insurance. if someone is subject to this mandate and fails to purchase insurance, he or she will be required to pay a monetary penalty to the government that over time is quite a significant amount of money. san francisco as we know is an incredibly high cost of living city. we in fact have the highest rents in the country. and many, many people in san francisco live paycheck to paycheck, and do not have money left over to purchase health insurance at the end of the month. the federal subsidies that we receive through coverage california are helpful. but the fact is that they do not go far enough in a high cost of living city like san francisco to make healthcare affordable for people who live in these cities. and so, i would like to at this p

meredith, whoopi, lisa, star, elisabeth, joy, rosie, debbie, sherri and jenny. wow. >> wow. another special photo from today's episode, barbara surrounded by other female broadcasting icons. oprah in the middle, diane sawyer, robin roberts, katie couric, joan lunden, nbc's maria shriver, kathie lee gifford and savannah guthrie. along with jane pauley, connie chung. so many famous faces. >> and today, barbara will be on "good morning america." and of course, on her final episode of "the view." and then, tonight, a two-hour special. "barbara walters, her story." featuring one of the biggest collection of celebrities ever crammed into one show. that starts at 9:00 p.m. >>> and coming up, deja vu for general motors as the company announces yet another multimillion vehicle recall. >>> and more trouble for former nfl player, aaron hernandez. why he is facing new murder charges. >>> plus, an important health alert for people taking a popular sleeping aid. this morning, the fda is sounding the alarm and making a big change to the recommended dose. at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll

. >> reporter: but david and sherry roberts' home of 20 years is gone. >> just totally devastating, you know? it's just, uhm -- >> that little piece of paradise. >> reporter: the wildfire in san marcos is one of 11 near san diego that has ravaged at least 20,000 acres and destroyed at least 8 homes. massive plumes of smoke from the fires are even visible from space. police arrested this 19-year- old and two others on suspicion of attempted arson for allegedly starting at least three brush fires. but authorities have not connected them to the other larger fires. the cause of those wildfires is still under investigation. and cooler more humid conditions are expected to begin settling into the area today and provide much-needed relief through the weekend. >> thank you. >>> another look at the fire burning on top of mount madonna in the santa cruz mountains. chopper 5 giving us a very good idea of where fire crews are working this fire right now. they are trying to surround what has become about a 5- to 7- acre fire. flames reported about an hour ago on pole line road. there are homes in th

also, in the city attorney's office, sherry kaiser was great and julie has been added to our teams and we are appreciative of it as well and i would like to thank all of the members of the task force and it really was not as difficult as the introductory remarks might have suggested. and i think that maybe it was really cohesive and brought together by a sincere desire to make this situation better for seniors and for those of us who are seniors, now, or will become seniors soon. or you have been becoming seniors off in the distant future, there. and there is a reason for everyone in our community to rally behind these ideas. and i think that the task force, proved that, it can be done. and this is data driven and we want this to be a subnative report and we appreciate that you

we saw sherry payne and her family coming through here just digging through the rubble.r home. you know, they came here last night. all they saw was all the rubble here. she told me they bought this house in 2006. they built it from the ground-up. just last week, she hosted a wedding reception for her daughter and now this is all she sees. listen to what she had to say. >> it was a three bedroom, four bath. everything was in its place. i had everything i possibly could want. it was absolutely gorgeous. and now it's all gone. all gone. what can i say? it's absolutely all gone. finished. >> reporter: and i want to correct that her name is sophie payne, not sherry payne. i can tell you there's one bit of good news for that family. when they came out here yesterday, they went looking for their dog and found the dog in the back of the house. they were able to rescue him. he's in good condition. right now, that's all that they have left. >> entire house burned down with all their possessions inside. thanks very much. check the forecast for the fire zone right now. one shift of

inside sherri shepherd's divorce. >> her prenup breaks down the money.surprised how little he's getting. who will get custody of their child. >> we're also sorting out their whole jay zr/beyonce/solange elevator drama as we break down the tale of two

>> sherry shepherd's discuss i can fight. >> solange's first appearance since the elevator scandal. >chael may appear at the billboard awards. >> to take my brother's image and do what you want with it is hurtful. >> the jersey housewife facing prison, why she was a no show at the reunion. >> tori spelling's show, is it destroying her marriage? >> the cameras are making it worse. >> news delivered to you 24/7. >> marriage, divorce, and couples in christ. >> sherry shepherd as a nasty custody fight on her hands. >> kim and kanye are coughing up interesting and wild details about their weekend i dos as they face the cameras. >> kim hit the red carpet with khloe yesterday. we're learning more about the their walk down the isle. this will be their view. >> you can see michelangelo's david. >> you can go have the best food of your life. >> editor and chief of yahoo travel. >> we know what all of those wedding guests are doing.

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sherry's experience in secret cia prisons after his arrest proceedings it mo are broadcast in a secure facility at a military base in fort meade maryland so journalists can cover them via video conference parties making lopez joined me earlier from fort meade i first asked her what had happened in court. hi there lindsey well as you mentioned today it was mostly a procedural hearing much of the time was focused on that initial part of dealing with the torture report the torture of ford is going to play a big role in how this trial plays out because the trial against the odds all right heman all right sherry is considered a death penalty trial so today we heard a number of motions dealing with first of all that part dealing with the torture report we also heard of motion that asked the judge to disclose any kind of contact that he has had with the cia and also with victims that have been on the airplanes on their flight over so guantanamo bay trials the prosecution often invites the family members of victims to go ahead and go on over and watch the proceedings as they happen also we hea

just one of the dozens of people sherry has helped. >> they're all wonderful. i love them. it's like family here. it's my blessing, truly it is. >> sherry, you are also giving the blessings. for that you are "the good stuff." we want to thank wvrb in louisville forgiving thus story. they gave $500 to help her with the costs. >> some people say it's so frivolous. it's give what you can. give what you can. >> she looked good, too. >> win-win. that's "the good stuff." time for "newsroom" with ms. carol costello. >> thanks so much. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thanks for joining me. plans for american help in nigeria are now in motion. right now the pentagon is working out options on how to help nigeria rescue nearly 300 school girls held hostage by terrorists there. barbara starr has the latest development ts. cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes is on the phone with us. barbara, what are the plans? >> reporter: a senior u.s. military official told me a short time ag

learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> paul bowles lived in tangier for over 50 years, and sherry circle near the end of his life. she was his friend, record keeper of sorts, and photographer. you arrived when? >> i came in the '70s, but went down to marrakesh. in '86, i wrote a letter to paul bowles and said i had to meet him and take his picture. he wrote back and said, come and visit. well, i never left. >> a lot of people came here to live that dream or to live that life. has the reality come to resemble his perception? >> the tangier i see is paul bowles. i still see it. i still feel it. you can still find the magic. >> the market or souk in tangier is one of the best in morocco. the vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? sure. here nothing goes to waste. charbroiled to crispy burnt per perfection it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the

well of the all that he malvo sherry is a saudi man who's actually has citizenship though in yemen he was trained by jihad as in the one nine hundred ninety s. and in one nine hundred ninety eight he joined al qaida and during that time the one nine hundred ninety s. he had close contact allegedly with osama bin ladin as well as contact on several occasions with colleagues shaikh mohammed the so-called mastermind of the nine eleven terror attacks now all not sure he himself is allegedly responsible for planning finding the explosives for actually finding the people to execute the bomb . i mean of the u.s.s. cole which as i said killed seventeen sailors and injured another forty of them so that is the main trial that we are watching kind of play out at the moment again it's only in motions right now but he also is described as having very intricate connections within al qaeda itself one of the detainee assessments that described him described him as being considered the most senior al qaeda member other than chaos and he did not have to answer to anyone regarding financial matters or t

. >>> paul bowles lived in tangier for 50 years, and sherry nutting was part of his inner circle nearwas his friend, record keeper of sorts, and photographer. you arrived when? >> i came in the '70s, but went down to marrakesh. in '86, i wrote a letter to paul bowles and said i had to meet him and take his picture. he wrote back and said, come and visit. well, i never left. >> a lot of people came here to live that dream or to live that life. has the reality come to resemble his perception? >> the tangier i say is paul bowles. i still see it. i still feel it. you can still find the magic. >> the market or souk in tangier is one of the best in morocco. the vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? sure. here nothing goes to waste. charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is

they knew sherry and i would cause trouble together.s, you better take care of my friend or we'll take her back. >> oh, come on. she's ours now. >> i'm not going back there. >> we love you, and i love you especially. >> thanks for giving us love to my fellows here. they are such good friends. i'm blessed that you are such a good friend to me, too. >> all right. happy birthday. >> that was very nice. >> come on, you got three hours to get to work. >> she's a long-time fan of "fox & friends." long time. >> you notice, i watched the show for a couple of days for the first time in a long time. she's getting a bigger role on and on. >> she's full of such mercy and grace and such a good listener and such a good mom. she is a dear, dear friend. i love you. i can't believe you guys have her up and on the phone this early. this is a good birthday already. it's special. it is so special. this is serious. >> now joining us on the phone, rosy o'donnel. how are you? just kidding. she's sleeping. >> steve doocy! >> she's got the number. >> we actuall

here to help meous claudia, and jewely and sherri? >> it is a an election year.l: let me write that down. >> we have equal pay act, it is against the law to discriminate against women. they make it sound like that. well, it is the law, you know president could set a good example. we know that the obama white house does not pay women the same as men. i'm not saying it does not happen, i do think that women hit a glass ceiling they go out and start businesses, so guess what women create,ed own more businesses in fortune 500. you will have -- >> that transcends whole gender thing. you are a small the business owner it is about providing opportunity to benefit men and women. >> we don't need government getting in the way of women creating jobs, i am a coowner of a small, last thing we need is government to regulate us more. neil: among your workers, men women paid equally? >> absolutely it is paided on the job, we do not have any women operating a press right now, but when i was working we did she was fabulous, and got paid based on merit not a government interventio

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