together at this time, former arson investigator jeff lynn found out i was principal at come do*r sloat, he brought a picture of his crossing guards 60 crossing guards at that time, they fanned out over the whole neighborhood, it was an ambitious program, we're half the size at this point and he was proud, he had a picture of himself and his wife was grateful that i took one more thing out of his garage to clear out the space. from that point eddie lewis was still doing the training and i was able to find out who she was and contacted her, norman said he was interested in getting the program off the ground citywide and our school in particular and my goal like the vision zero goal was to have 0 incident 0 injuries in front of our school, our school feeds into aptos dare yo*n way leads into aptos, and there could be traffic related to aptos so we have a little bit of action at that time. we got it off the ground, 30 kids came out, officer lewis trained them, it was a rigorous train it was a no mess around training they understood they were out there to create safety, the kids took it ser

in the spring of the same school year we were able to get the program up and running at come door sloat, we have the president here but upon meeting with supervisor yee and olivia scanlan, we talked all the procedures we needed to put in place and i have a pretty big department and a lot of responsibilities so i selected the person most likely to succeed at this because if we're going to be talk about the elementary student and is teaching tlem the leadership of pedestrian safety, we have the best student advisory council in san francisco and over the years, these kids have stepped up so much, their maturity, leadership and the younger kids look up to them like you wouldn't believe, you know that, the seniors in high school are their gods, so i thought this was a great opportunity for sal to kind of lead this program, get it going in the schools and to engage our student leaders of the sac in this program, so to talk you through the specifics of the program, i would like to introduce sallow pez fereraz, to talk about the specifics of the program so sal. >> thank you, mr. truet it's a pl

sunday from now until each concert begins at 2 p-m at the sigmund stern grove near 19th avenue and sloat boulevard. >> brian: monday: morning clouds. afternoon sunshine. fifth eighthtuesday: sunny and warmer. wednesday: sunny and warmer. thursday: morning fog. cooler. friday: mostly sunny. saturday: sunny and warmer. hot. >> vicki: 1/3 >> vicki: the first spacecraft to land on a comet woke up from its hibernation saturday and is managing to communicate with earth. the probe known as philae touched down on the comet in november.but the batteries were depleted after 60 hours of communication because the lack of sunlight its solar panels was receiving. now after seven months the probe is approaching the sun and re- charging. the german aerospace center which operates philae says the spacecraft has eight thousand packages of data which scientist hope to receive next time philae communicates with earth. next. wild animals on the loose. the city held hostage by rampaging zoo animals. coming up >> : so what are we suppose to do with them >> reporter: the county of san mateo and and the city of

they're the parents that are drooping off or other drivers just driving through have been at come door sloat, their habits were really awful and it took two tickets from police officers the first morning and it almost turned over night people started telling other people to calm down over here. maybe you hope their habits will not only calm down at that intersection but throughout. so, we need to figure out also to having ongoing funding for this. i'm committed to having the city contribute as much as possible. i'm hoping the school district can also contribute at some future point so we could see this as an ongoing program, not just like a pilot and then it disappears like many good things we do in the city. the richie's neighborhood, i'm still very committed to find the funding to get it built for san francisco. i think the things that children can learn from it is just tremendous. i mean, when i saw them doing -- it's one thing to look at a news clip or for someone to talk about it but when you're in there, when the kids are there and see the excitement and how they're sort of absorbing e

they're the parents that are drooping off or other drivers just driving through have been at come door sloat, their habits were really awful and it took two tickets from police officers the first morning and it almost turned over night people started telling other people to calm down over here. maybe you hope their habits will not only calm down at that interse

closed for the clearly clean up and you will not be able to drive the southbound lane ten lincoln and sloat boulevard for five days with 5000 cubic yards of sand being removed keeping the sand from blowing on to the highway on windy days. >> two north carolina teens are listed in stable condition after each lost a him in separate shark attacks. on sunday, a 12-year-old lost part of her left arm and may need her left leg amputated. an hour later a 16-year-old was attacked to miles away and lost part of his arm. the beaches are open but visitors are urged to stay out of the water. >> number of people killed by merss in south korea is at 16 but it is not spreading with officials putting on special gather and disinfecting the public buses. there are 150 confirm cases of middle east respiratory syndrome causing fever and breathing problems and pneumonia and kidney failure. >> a 17-year-old designed a device that cuts viruses from spreading on the airplane. when the cabin ventlation system has the teen's air flow device it grabs the fresh air in the cabin by 190 percent. the video was posted on y

jim brush and allison sloat were partners in life and in the pie company.f awards, but the business lost money. and they were several hundred thousand dollars in debt. there's a lot of places to get key lime pie in key west. what are the ingredients? jim: it comes in one-gallon pails. it's already reconstituted. lemonis: their pie was good, but there was nothing that special about it. jim: and we put a whipped topping on it. lemonis: and what is that made of? jim: that is a powdered product. lemonis: and it definitely was not homemade. you guys don't make your own crust? woman: no, we don't. lemonis: and they had also opened up a second store that was bleeding money. how much business will this store do? jim: this store is probably losing about $20,000, $25,000. lemonis: but the biggest problem might have been jim himself. he was definitely resistant to change. jim: you're telling me you're closing the store? -lemonis: that's right. -jim: okay, that's enough. you're out of here. you're gone. lemonis: and, honestly, he seemed to have anger issues. [ clatter

it's slow northbound, getting into the valley and it's sloat southbound approaching -- slow southboundto play the cavaliers tonight in game one. alex savidge is live inside oracle arena. you have been talking with the president of the warriors. >> reporter: a big day for him. the wait finally over for the players, for the fans. it's been a long week here. the team needed to recuperate but the fans are ready to watch this team on the floor later tonight. game one of the finals. it will get underway at 6:00 tonight. everyone who walks in the door here at oracle, they will get their hand on one of these shirts. these are what are in the seats. strength in numbers. it's the nba final special edition. the warriors finally back in the finals for the first time in four decades. the gance are already ready to go. steph curry is healed and ready to go. he would talked to -- we talked to him about his preparation. >> i'm gonna get a haircut, hang out at the pool at my house and get some sun and then get a good night's rest. >> reporter: the warriors took the floor here at the aria new year's day

a conspiracy theorist author by the name of susan sloat wrote that the reason oswald left the building was he decided that he was going to be blamed for the assassination. now, how he could have figured that is hard to know, but according to this writer, once the shooting took place, all immediately figured i'm going to be blamed, i had better get out of here. in their book, "high treason authors speculate on and he was being set up to be a patsy, so he decided to go home. again, hard to know how he reached that conclusion. also what must the texas book depository and went to the rooming house, where he was staying. he picked up his revolver. 45 minutes after the shooting a dealey plaza oswald likely killed a texas policeman. age 39 years old at the time. just one mile away from the rooming house. a woman by the name of helen mark and identified oswald is the man she saw shoot him. another man named jack tatum testified he saw as well chewed tidbit. -- shoot tidbit. another man lost sight of him and shrubbery, then he heard the fatal shot and that he saw oswald runaway. two sisters run

vander sloat and the others were arrested but released for lack of evidence.ft a room with stephany flores he leaves and she was found dead. he pled guilty for murder. he was sentenced to 28 years in prison where he still is today. he remains the focus of media attention surrounding natalee holloway. >> always been very how you call it impulsive. >> reporter: in ten years there have been numerous new leads. the latest a man claiming he saw joren carrying natalie's body at a hotel construction site. like all the others there's nothing to this lead leaving natalee's family and friends to wonder if they ever will ever learn the truth of what happened that night. beth holloway is with us exclusively along with her attorney. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> beth so good to see you. so many people were invested in this story, you in particular kind of living this through you. they want to know how you're doing, how you feel on this anniversary? >> it's hard to believe it's been ten years. that just -- it's just amazing how time has gone by. and, you