and then, there are these photos of nick, alexis and tess adler. look closely.arm, nick says, belongs to actress rachel bilson. but adler would later say she didn't know she was in possession of stolen property. >> alexis neiers told me that, i'll never forget this line, she said, it all started in sixth grade when all the little girls in her sixth grade started to have louis vuitton backpacks, and she couldn't afford one. her family couldn't afford one. >> reporter: here's one of rachel lee. nick says the "r" on the necklace stands for rachel, but belongs to rachel bilson. and the blue rolex she's flaunting in this photo, nick says, it belongs to lindsay lohan. >> there are a lot of things about it that suggest addiction, addiction to stealing, obsession, desperation. there's a desperate quality to it. >> reporter: the photos that you took would also go online, right? >> well, yeah, because -- if a girl thinks she looks good in a photo, she's gonna put it online, you know? >> reporter: police say over time, they expand their operation. finding a way to sell wha

next we have tess cavanagh. ms. cavanagh? sfgtv? >> we have a powerpoint? yes. good afternoon, supervisors. chairman wiener, supervisor kim, supervisor chiu. my name is tess cavanagh, i'm project manager at sfmta for operator rest room project. all right. we have over 2000 transit operators who drive the buses in the city. 76 transit lines with 146 terminals. our bus drivers really require access to facilities as they're performing their duties as operators. right now we have 17 portables in 15 locations, 18 licenses with businesses providing access to rest rooms, 21 permanent operated rest rooms, 21 free rest rooms, and all access at mta facilities. we currently have 32 gaps where operators have no access to rest rooms during their routes which we're trying to take care of as soon as possible. [speaker not understood] is down from 57 so we're, you know, fully improving the situation. the gaps, 17 have no facilities, 15 have -- are taken care of with 15 portables. right now it is a challenge moving forward how we fill these gaps as effectively as possible. this

i'm con tess con tess camera c.cial kind of a person to want to jump out of a plane, launch off a cliff or for the guy in the next story, dive with one of the scarcest predators on earth, the great white shark. jerry lowman wanted to get really close to some sharks but his story is a reminder be careful what you wish for. >> the sharks just flashing back and forth and i have my hands on his nose and mouth and looking into his mouth. >> jerry is fighting for h his life as this huge great white shark slashes its great white teeth and rammed through the cage that is meant to protect jerry. >> he is shaking the whole cage. >> tare fide the trapped the ordeal is only just bebeginning. a lot more than this 30-year-old bankers from the midwest bargained for. a self-described adrenaline junky, he knew it would be dangerous and started as the thrilling experience he had hoped for. >> couldn't have scripted it better. a once of in a lifetime experience where this huge creatures gets so close to you. >> close. but you this clo

tess a dangerous game. but having said that -- >> he's the president. >> -- how about the idea with a signature piece of legislation right up there with the emancipation proclamation and bill of rights, the most increddedible legislatioin the last two centuries we have to tinker with it. it's amazing. >> we've tinkered with enforcement provisions in the civil rights act, voting act. >> right. but they were actually implemented. >> i think i know a little more about civil rights than you do. i love doing tt to charles. he gets so annoyed. you know, adam, i'm thinking maybe there's precedence for this. what do you think? >> this law requires regulations. there's a regulatory process here. that's what the president is tinkering with. by the way, it is crazy to criticize the president for being responsive to businesses who say, this thing is difficult, we need more time. >> oh, adam, you don't think the midterm elections have anhing to do with this? >> but he's being responsive to his critics! >> that's not wha

tess barberin. judy tomsik. [speaker not understood]. if you're ready, come on up. >>> now you know my name. i just wanted to show you at the conclusion of the traffic study significantly [speaker not understood] the proposed project. i quote from page 3 of paragraph 4 of the aforementioned study. due to the congestion of 19th avenue and weekend peak hours, the approach is highly suggested. on the signal address, dee spied these cues what typically free of [speaker not understood]. the entire basis for the project is to increase visits to the site which is primarily a last resort before crossing the golden gate on 19th avenue, a california state highway. enhancing the current station's attractiveness here with a car rush on a busy route and adding a [speaker not understood] hence, more vehicles with intensification of usage. the narrow right hand last are extremely [speaker not understood] vehicles attempting to pull around the obstruction of pedestrians walking between queued vehicles. the adverse consequences of congestion impaired man

and as has been reported a more hostile environment to unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm tess are cilia meanwhile greece is struggling to cope with the brain drain thousands of skilled professionals have left the country after the measures imposed in twenty eleven have made working conditions nearly unbearable artes you got the skin off explains how measures meant to pull the nation out of the ongoing crisis has instead lead to an exodus of recent universe to get or it's. fortis has a master's degree in engineering management he got in the u.s. and hoped it would help him find a job in greece but for months now this logistics mastermind hasn't been able to find a use for the skills he says business is are simply afraid of hiring new staff because there is all these unstability they don't know what will happen in the two or three months later so there is zero investment going on in the market highly educated people are unable to find work are becoming as common pleas here as strategies in a greek salad officially two out of three grads in greece or now unemployed it's not only

tess well born. [speaker not understood], and howard wong. >>> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm coordinator for [speaker not understood]. you got my letter i sent a couple days ago by e-mail. just to get into some real basics about this, please understand that it's not as it states in the new ordinance. it is not a c-e-q-a appeal. it does not delay the project. we're going to further clarify that on monday. all this is is an administrative remedy so if we feel like the ero has made a mistake on a determination that something doesn't need a new review, then we can simply go to the ero in a public hearing and say, please look at this again. here's some new information. please reconsider your decision. and then it's entirely up to the ero. the reason that's so important to have the ero do this is that the ero is the one that makes the the decision. it's the expert on environmental issues and also the ero is the one we want to hold accountable. so, originally we wanted this to be the full board of supervisors or the planning commission. from opponents we got a lot of resistance

and as has been reported a more hostile environment to unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm tess are cilia. now let's now turn to some other news making headlines around the globe and a train that crashed in spain killing seventy eight people may have been going more than three times the speed limit around a bend in the track according to reports the high speed passenger train derailed in the northwest of the country in what is one of europe's worst ever to rail disasters the black box recorder is now being looked at while some of the one hundred thirty people who were injured remain in a critical condition. at least twenty two people have been killed and dozens injured in a spate of attacks and bombings in a rug in the deadliest assault fourteen share trunk drivers are dead after militants stormed that cause at a makeshift checkpoint that followed attacks on security vehicles and checkpoints as well as a bomb blast at a market in baghdad bonnets has claimed over seven hundred lives in july overrated making it the deadliest month in iraq this year. egypt's public prosecutor has o

and as has been reported a more hostile environment to unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm tess are cilia. and liberal democrat councillor for evening john both things the campaign is just an attempt to score political points. it's totally inappropriate to have these vans going around stirring up problems between the different different communities so my view as a is that they ought to be removed from the streets immediately i think the intended audience for these is not illegal immigrants the intended audience is right wing voters who the conservatives want to retain as conservative voters rather than going to ukip so i think this is totally about domestic u.k. politics rather than a serious attempt to to deal with issues relating to illegal immigrants so you know i think it's not coincidental that these these posters came out when the during the summer when the relevant liberal democrat ministers who would have been involved in the sign off process weren't around i think this is something which the conservatives are doing as i say for their own party political purposes. the ne

and as has been reported a more hostile environment to unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm tess are cilia. and let's go to liberal democrat councillor for for more on this and councilor john a ball is here with us councillor john boll welcome to r.t. great to have you with us right now so your local area is one of the places in london this van will be making an appearance what do you think of it. i'm totally against it i mean i think it is very diverse but we have very good community relations at the moment so i think it's totally inappropriate to have these vans going around stirring up problems between the different different communities so my view. is that. to be removed from the streets immediately so basically you do not really believe there will be a lot of immigrants who use the service and actually get in touch with the authorities. i think the intended audience for these is not illegal immigrants the intended audience is right wing voters who the conservatives want to retain as conservative voters rather than going to ukip so i think this is totally about domestic. poli

and as has been reported a more hostile environment to unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm tess are cilia. the next installment of greece's bailout was a well paying two and a half billion euros is being held bought by its international creditors until a last piece of legislation passes through the greek parliament and that involves transferring and possibly sacking thousands of public sector workers and it's not the first time athens has agreed to make cars despite unemployment and increasing dramatically their global financial crisis hit greece five years ago one less than one in ten people that didn't have a job but that number has skyrocketed and now more than a quarter of the population are out a work the latest figures from the finance ministry show almost as many as twenty three percent have fallen below the recognised poverty line and people are being forced to look elsewhere for the opportunities the universe to have to salonica estimates ten percent of all students who have science degrees have already left the country and that's one hundred and twenty thousand people

and as has been reported a more hostile environment to unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm tess are cilia the greek parliament has voted to make the laws changes to labor laws needed to receive two and a half billion euros in funds the new legislation involves transferring and possibly sacking fell's and public sector workers well the first time athens is agreed to make cuts despite unemployment increasing dramatically the global financial crisis hit greece five years ago when less than one in ten people that didn't have a job but that number skyrocketed and now more than a quarter of the population is out of work the latest figures from the finance ministry show almost as many as twenty three percent of falling below the recognised poverty line and people are being forced to look elsewhere for opportunities university of thessaloniki estimates that ten percent of all students who earn science degrees have already left the country that's one hundred twenty thousand people r.t. if you got a president of reports on greece's brain drain. fortis has a master's degree in engineering

and as has been reported a more hostile environment to unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm tess are cilia. and we're coming to you live from moscow with plenty more to come on the program including the hunger strike at guantanamo bay prison it could actually finally be getting a reaction the u.s. senate is set to debate the possible closure of the facility the status of dozens of inmates also finally getting a review. my last set of questions about the president of this country a lot of input and i know that you personally called him a dictator why do you find so we disagree about about him we're going to salute him till the moment one wit when he will give you space we're going to follow him we're going to be his nights nights nights nights mayor. thank you for joining us here on our. luck in moscow a two point five billion euro bailout traunch for greece has been held back until the country delivers on the last condition that involves transferring thousands of public sector workers greeks are now desperate for help with nearly a quarter of them living below the poverty line an

and as has been reported a more hostile environment to unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm tess are cilia. full time for some international news in brief and here is a vivid secure see footage of the train that had a little of the tracks in northern spain killing at least seventy eight people were full say it may have been going around the corner at more than twice the speed allowed the high speed passenger train deal wail several kilometers from the famous pilgrimage town santiago de compostela to investigations have been launched to find out how the accident happened. over a way workers have come out of to the streets over and manias campus told bucharest to demand better working conditions they gathered outside the transport ministry and marched to the government's headquarters the protesters are angry at plans to put some works some workers in a four day weekend sell the debt ridden national railway also me demand said by the international monetary. fund coming up next on a boy and walls of boston. boy oh boy there are a lot of conspiracy theories out there for a mysterious

and as has been reported a more hostile environment to unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm tess are cilia and mohamed but a councillor on the london brunt he believes the government risks radicalising and isolating those illegally staying in the u.k. . illegal immigrants they are here for a reason the probably scared of going back home because return back home i just cannot see how this trick they're trying to use to flush out people is going to work just cannot work because i can't see people responding to these text it could actually backfire on the home office there is bound to be some impact on the community in my community where people feel stigmatized isolated and divided the top of language that's being used from the holding will actually push people further underground and my fairies rock the most vulnerable people like women and children that you end up being exploited in criminality. artist i have a few here on the hunger strike in guantanamo bay prison could finally be getting a reaction just a moment here the u.s. senate is at last set to debate the possible closure

he's the probation chief accused of poe tessing porn. he was found guilty on both felony charges. they found dozens of images on his computer. his attorney says the images were there for legitimate work-related purposes. he was not taken into custody. he's scheduled to be sentenced on september 20th and faces up to 3 years and 8 months in jail. >>> blind voters suing alameda county. they claim their voting rights were violated. the group of five registered voters say some of the county's electronic voting machines for the disabled did not work properly, forcing them to dictate their choices and they feel that interfered with their right to vote privately. >>> a heyward more is being accused of starving her open children in a hotel room and being high. police got a call from a liquor store clerk who told them that a woman was claiming she'd been held against her will. officers didn't find that but three children, ages 2, 4, and 6 who told them they couldn't remember when they had eaton. they went without food for at least two days. she was a frequent drug user. >> she openly admitt

the iconic snack and hos tess products have not been made since november. a private equity firm bought host he is out of bankruptcy which paved the way for the return of twirchgees, cupcakes and ding dongs. they'll have double the shelf life. >> 45 days instead of 26. >> still a little bit too long to hold on to a twingish. >> you hadn't heard about twirchgees for years and you couldn't live you with the them once they were taken off the shelf. >> coming up. all star break. >> home run derby tonight and the top sluggers hit the field including nats and o's players.y >> let's look outside, shall wew another hot day on tap for us. we'll check in with tucker tor get a look at the roads with jeff newman. time now is 5:41. is. ♪ >> welcome back.ack it's 5:44. 5:4 it's monday and isn't look too clear out there.out >> what are we looking at. sky shot right now. >> look at the bird. >> now it's clear. >> hello, birds. >> yes, have to go way to the north to get cooler. great good morning to linda and bill. i ran into linda ate sporting store this weekend. wee >> hel

tess is just regular. it ain't nothing else.n: the documentary was made by andrew rodney who grew up in a suburb of detroit. you titled the film deforest. why? >> it means to take property from its rightful owner by force. we title did that because i cannot think of a more accurate word to describe whats at the bill last 50 years in detroit. john: the politicians would say today, we have a plan. we can build these clean new buildings with our friends here and use eminent domain to kick people out of their homes. >> yes. that happened many times. it happened with the pull town plan. gm. john: that was a neighborhood. lots of people live there. politicians said it will put an auto plant in there. >> and they kicked out dozens of people to make space. john: what makes deterred worse than other cities? >> it's just the first. it is the first city to experience a lot of the planning that went into a lot of cities. the federal home loan bank board was a national program, but it was first in detroit where there really start to build th

tess is just regular. it ain't nothing else.n: the documentary was made by andrew rodney who grew up in a suburb of detroit. you titled the film deforest. why? >> it means to take property from its rightful owner by force. we title did that because i cannot think of more accurate word to describe what is at the bill last 50 years in detroit. john: the politicians would say today, we have plan. we can build these clean new buildings with our friends here and use eminent dain to kick people out of their homes. >> yes. that happened many times. it happened with the pull town plan. gm. john: that was a neighborhood. lots of people live there. politicians sai it will put an auto pla in there. >> and they kicked out dozens of peop to make space. john: what makes deterred worse than other cities? >> it's just the first. it is the first city to experience a lot of the planning that went into a lot of cities. the federal home loan bank board was a national program, but it was first in detroit where there really start to build the neighbo

should be begging snowden not to po tess them. >> he has thousands of documents that contain specific blue prints that would allow somebody who read them to know how the nsa does what it does to avoid surveillance or replicate it. >> he said he would seek asylum in russia but officials say they have not seed any request. >> cirque du soleil without the final battle scene that led to the death of a performer. last month a performer fell 90 feet to her death during the show at the mgm grand hotel. it marks the first fatality in the 20-year history. >> overnight we learned a 6-year-old boy trapped under 11 feet of sand is expected to make a full recovery. the boy is still in critical condition but does not have any life threatening injuries or brain damage. he was buried in a sand dune after it collapsed under him. he was found in an air pocket that helped keep him alive. >> extreme weather this morning the northeast bracing for a brutal heat wave. >> more heat. maria molina has more for us. oo hoop pee monday to you. we are looking at extreme prospects upper 9 0z for many across new jer

. >> i am riding because i think jus tess has not been -- justice has not been served. i don't think we know about unity in this town. >> the bicyclists enjoyed a traffic free and escorted ride in front of city hall. and you can see they continued on into west oakland. police say one demonstrator was arrested for several warrants, but that was before any marches started. abc7 news. >> rallies were held across the nation calling for justice for trayvon martin. lisa amin gulezian has that part of the story. >> the same message rang out in 100 cities across the country. >> this fight today must go on. >> it is a fight for justice for trayvon martin. it was one week ago today a jury found the 17-year-old's killer, george zimmerman, not guilty. >> zimmerman brought a gun to an unarmed battle. >> they want the department of justice to file criminal civil rights charges against george zimmerman. that's why so many rallied in front of the federal building in san francisco today. >> let's move forward now to assure that we have justice certainly for young black men. >> while in

. >> how dare anyone suggest we're tess end of this.inning, we have to make an example, and quite frankly i'm tired of this administration to keep having these hearings. we've done it on fast and furious, on ben gauzi, on the irs. why? >> well done, sir, butfuls also mr. issa himself who failed to recognize how words matter. he redressed elijah cummings by using the word "boy." >> i'm always shocked when the ravening members seems to want to say like a little boy whose hand was caught in the cookie jar, i've never said it leads to the white house. >>> joining us is david corn and jonathan capehart, a political writer for "the washington post." jon, after a break mr. issa apparently apologized publicly, but how do you interpret what he said about mr. cummings being like a boy with his hand caught in the cookie jar? >> not just a boy, a little boy. look, darrell issa should know that putting the words, boy, little boy, in referencing them to a black man, is problematic. but when that black man is the ranking member on your committee, it's

the new box lists one twinkiie as having 135 calories but before most tess went out of -- hostess went out of business, the snack cakes were 150 calories. the changes were made before a new company caught the business while hostess was struggling to avoid bankruptcy. another change, the new twinkiies will have a shelf life of 45 days. believe it or not that's nearly three weeks longer than the previous stated shelf life of 26 days. >> i'm not a twinkiie eater but cheers for the people who are. >>> 6:37. in light of saturday's verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial, many in the black community are left asking what about our young black men who are in danger? >> our bruce johnson talked to somehowward university students. you'll want to hear what they have to say coming up next. >>> wusa9 and d.c. jobs.com want to get you hired. progressive technology federal systems is looking for a proposal manager in the north bethesda, maryland office. ten or more years experience you need for this. to find out more, go to wusa9.com/dcjobs. we'll [ male announcer ] you know what's so awesome ab

one and it got a lot of kidding, including the president who said it looks like the icing on a host tess cup cake, and th will be on the $5 bill. and it looks different now. the questions i have are one, why did you change your signature and two, how did you change your signature? >> i have been working on my handwriting for many decades and i obviously have work to do. >> the did you decide that is not going to do for the currency of the united states i have to have is a different signature? >> chris, i will confess to having a challenge with penmanship and i always do my best. >> mr. secretary, thank you, thank you for coming in, we very much appreciate it, please come back. always a pleasure, sir. >> good to be with you, chris, thanks. >> up next, we will hear from a ldi republicanay about the president's economic plan, the so-called phony scandals and why congress must stop founding obama-care, even if it means a government shut down. >> this is the last chance, the this is the last sop on the obama-care express, before it kicks in. >> senator mike lee joins us next. and 900 million

. >> i am riding because i think jus tess has not been -- justice has not been served. i don't think we know about unity in this town. >> the bicyclists enjoyed a traffic free and escorted ride in front of city hall. and you can see they continued on into west oakland. police say one demonstrator was arrested for several warrants, but that was before any marches started. abc7 news. >> rallies were held across the nation calling for justice for trayvon martin. lisa amin gulezian has that part of the story. >> the same message rang out in 100 cities across the country. >> this fight today must go on. >> it is a fight for justice for trayvon martin. it was one week ago today a jury found the 17-year-old's killer, george zimmerman, not guilty. >> zimmerman brought a gun to an unarmed battle. >> they want the department of justice to file criminal civil rights charges against george zimmerman. that's why so many rallied in front of the federal building in san francisco today. >> let's move forward now to assure that we have justice certainly for young black men. >> while in

president monsieur saying within a couple of weeks they want to start the pro tess of starting a newution for egypt. they hope to hold elections within about seven months. >> tracie potts from d.c., thank you very much. >>> this just in. a large explosion hitting a hezbollah stronghold in beirut's southern suburbs this morning. we're getting reports of at least 18 people wounded in that blast. at this point it's unclear who exactly is behind the attacks today. but tension has been high in lebanon ever since the militant group hezbollah began supporting the forces of syria's president. the attack right now is the second to hit southern beirut this year. >>> closer to home, want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. foggy out there for some flights. >> it is foggy out there. we also have one of those runways still out of commission. you want to count on the flight delays. we'll keep you updated. i'm right here on "today in the bay" through 11:30. we'll check in every 15 minutes giving the updates. right now the golden gate bridge is socked in with fog. we'll check i

the largest mass lynching in american history in the 1830s you hat mobbed of pros tess stands going out and burning down catholic churches of the irish, burning down convents, raping the nuns inside. here stuff. the rhetoric today about immigration for americanss who are opposed is nsay and gross but we don't have this level of cultural aversion, violence to the extent that people are going out and doing this. americans are behaving much better in the face of immigration than they did back in the day. and i think that comes across as well. but these worries about immigrants being different are totally exaggerated. the classic example is a great one. immigrants today are majority catholic, just like 100 years ago. just they come from different countries in in the world. and what is most remarkable about the case of assimilation, especially from mexican-americans and the descendents of mexican-americans, so many of them came illegally. they came to this country illegally, and they lived for years often times in the black market, but the extent to which they and their children have assimil

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what's going to happen when they do pass these new laws and other states model after those that are tessed in court and found to be successful. and so the same kind of thing is happening with alec now. alec is old. so alec as an organization is new but the idea of alec is old. >> going step by step. people may or may not know jim crow isn't a federal policy that comes down, it's state by state pushing. >> local government, tate governments all slowly creeping in on african-american lives and constricting it. >> often what i hear, to the extent people are having any kind of sense of optimism here is i keep hearing progressive languages. well, democrats will ultimately just win because republicans are going to lose as a result of demographics. demographics are destiny, this is an old white male party, don't worry, republicans will soon die. actually, no, demographics are not built that way. how do we include a coalition to build these groups despite the failure. >> demography is not destiny. south african apartheid held on for a long time and white folks were only 6% of the population there.

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it overstate tess health of the labor market.cause the guys in washington are horrible. okay. then i think of this. i think of november elections. where was ben bernanke with that comment? i will tell you wa, many of my friends voted because the economy was getting better and the unemployment rate was going down. but it really wasn't real. what did we get from ben? absolute and utter sigh leps. i think that's a bit disengymus personally. all right. now, let's look at this. when we all talk about the taper, it's all about interest rates to some extent and many say, well, listen, stocks are doing great. it really isn't about interest rates. all right. so i'll take the interest rate and i'll concede that. let's say interest rates make no difference to this equation at all. so what are we left with? we're left with corporate profits. .even though this is a hand drawn chart, look it up, it looks pretty good. corporate profits are huge. they're huge. the interest rate things he's doing really doesn't matter. well, if this is a good ind

one of them had to do with a muscle which raises and lowers the tess testicle, and the reflex is the anal wink and it's very easy to elicit. you basically scratch on the side and it winks. so, -- but my editor felt i had gone a little too far with the wink. and i also went on -- i believe i said that looking -- because we were observing and the doctor is -- one of this metal pointers so he points with the pointer to this poor guy who is winking, and i just have this memory of -- when i was a kid, at easter, the sugar egg with the little opening you look through and see the scene of bunny rabbits and chicks inside the sugar egg. i just flashed on this looking through the little hole of the egg and my editor just crossed out the whole thing and wrote, no. so the wink is gone. no anal wink. >> next call from maude in toledo. hi, maude. >> caller: hello. yes. there is a book i heard of called the incorruptibles, and it's about the catholic religion who after they die it's said their body does not decompose. and i was just wondering, is there anything true of this? have you ever heard of