when we returned to tampa, there was a new inmate in jones' bunk and jones himself was back at the noahouse, a free man, but very much aware that he was still on parole and one slip away from going back to prison. >> when the people told me that i would be getting out that day, i was so full of joy i wanted to scream but i had to hold my wom composure. i even wanted to ask her out to dinner. i thought, oh, she might take that the wrong way. >> since his release, jones has been enjoying the simple joys of freedom like getting to choose his own clothes. >> i like to match my clothes. whatever shirt i got i like my shoes the same color. i had these shoes first to go with a shirt that i had and it was these shoes that made me go out and pick the color suit that i got. ain't that something? >> jones is not taking his second chance at freedom for granted. he gives himself a daily reminder of the shortcut that almost sent him back to prison. >> i purposely ride my bike that way, not to go through that. i go around the long way. even going around the long way, i can see that place. it's still o

this is something that i love to do, cleaning the bathroom. >> seeing him back at the noah house, he ived there. he really loved the sense of responsibility and the fact that he was helping his fellow roommates there. >> always want to keep the mirror looking good. mirror looking good, you're looking good. >> jones is not taking his second chance at freedom for granted. he gives himself a daily reminder of the shortcut that almost sent him back to prison. >> i purposely ride my bike that way not to go through there. i go around the long way. but even going around the long way, i can see that place. and it's still open. there's still a big old hole in the fence there. people are still going in and out of it. and i say, well, they'll never have to worry about me doing it no more. i just know now i can't do what everybody else does. this last episode of the trespassing really gave me an eye opener even in a greater way that i've got to watch every little thing. it's the little things that can lead to a big thing like going back to prison. >>> coming up -- >> watch your back, bitch, but t

getting people to shop to the small businesses as the sun goes down next is the street art program that will be take place in noah valley with the professional association and the arts commission american express commission will be joining them by a loophole artist and go on a side of the building there's a radio shack in the building it's a parking lot ordinance 24th street between castro and another street this year's a visibility area and currently it is a blank space you see a photo on the bottom of the slides the first a woman with a fantastic bliem of blue hair as the design is finalized the blue hair will be painted in to represent different scenes from noah valley and the noah valley is excited about the project fifth activation is a partnership where it is actually a program that's been rolled out and it is take place another a store called the plains on valencia street opening up the opportunity for the crafts people who are normally accepting directly to the website to be able to have an in-person presence so they'll be opening the doors to crafts people that will be there that day and special promotio

we see a lot of breaches from the banks, post office and noah. and there seems to be less and less control that we have over the infrastructure that is in. so one needs to wonder is this a first stage in trying to gather information, a stage in trying to place back doors into some of the systems that may be useable to get further into some of this. >> how well equipped are these agencies in coping with the threats? >> some of these agencies should be well equipped. when you have public facing websites there'll be a vulnerability, no system is secure. you need to design your systems to provide stronger isolation from those parts for things that might be public facing. and those that are critical. president obama stated that cyber security was on the zennezenne zenneda -- agenda when he met with xi jinping. >> i think there are a couple of security issues. certainly, there is likely to be cooperation around stepping the tide of cyber criminal activity. i don't think we'll see much in the way of cooperation. each side is blaming the other, and each s

made that clear that those who survive we're a special responsibility to make the deaths of those soldiers meaningful so as noah resites the poem think of ways to make the deaths of american soldiers and sailors and airman and marines that have lost their lives in war meaningful no noah. >> young dead soldiers do not speak nevertheless they are he heard in the still houses who is not heard them they have a silence that speaks for them at night when the clock counts they say we were young we have died remember us they say we have done what we could but until it is finished it is not done they say we have given our lives but until it is finished no one can know what our lives gave they say our dedicates are not ours they are yourselves they will mean what you make them and a they say whether our lives and our deaths were for peace and a new hope or for nothing we can't say it is you who must say this we leave you our deaths give them their meaning we were i did not know they say we have died remember us. (clapping.) thank you noah i'd like to introduce a i don't know veteran of the girlfriend war and leader of ve

made that clear that those who survive we're a special responsibility to make the deaths of those soldiers meaningful so as noahthink of ways to make the deaths of american soldiers and sailors and airman and marines that have lost their lives in war meaningful no noah. >> young dead soldiers do not speak nevertheless they are he heard in the still houses who is not heard them they have a silence that speaks for them at night

say the words. >> noah: you know, you and mom just must have got your wires crossed. >> nick: how? i told your mother i was gonna come home and drive us all to

made that clear that those who survive we're a special responsibility to make the deaths of those soldiers meaningful so as noahthink of ways to make the deaths of american soldiers and sailors and airman and marines that have lost their lives in war meaningful no noah. >>

castro neighborhood commercial districts section 715 the upper market transit district and the detroit street noah valley should are permitted from conditional and again those are keeping what's been in place for a long time and removed from the planning process the second amendment is the grandfathering for pending application that i mentioned at the beginning and that will be as follows quote any locations is it submitted a permanent application to the city as a of 2014 is granted for formula retail controls those are the two amendments so colleagues supervisor mar. >> i'll second those amendments. >> so we'll take that without objection. we'll make those two amendments to item 3 and then finally, i'd like to duplicate the file for item number 3 and make two amendments to the duplicated version that we can refer to the planning commission for further proceedings and that will be so the file will be duplicateed and one will be incorporating the interim controls that repreviously pays for the castro street m t c and read the conditional use authorization by the planning commission is required from

. >> later, the sixth annual noah conference. we have a great lineup of guests including an exclusive interview with mike lynch. ♪ ." welcome back to "the pulse let's turn to italy and its banks. i'm joined now for an exclusive interview by the ceo of intel us and paolo, carlo messina. thank you for joining us. it me a sense of where you are right now. aqr, you passed with flying colors. the results were better than expected. how much more confident are you now than six months ago? >> we are confident on the possibility of making execution on the business plan. the only point would be the gdp growth in italy. it is looking slightly negative and we had a forecast of slightly positive. -- wee are going on is ourin very positive on business plan. >> i want to come back to all the turmoil and turbulent of the eurozone, but give me a sense of your strategy. if you are doing so well, why not raise your target? >> this is a good point. we are in a condition to increase our targets. we are over delivering in revenues and commissions. we a

the lab. it's known as a noah's ark. >> the freezers behind us are tissues. there's tissue, egg, bone, it's the sauce material for getting the d.n.a. >> the lab identified 37 horns trafficked as rhinoceros. it's one victory in the battle to save them. in 2013 alone. poachers killed more than 1,000 rhinos, a record high, and whopping 50% increase over the previous year. >> people have to understand what danger the creatures are in. rhinos are gone. i don't think they stand a chance. they are worth too much. how do you deal with that? >> reporter: coming up, the carrs plead guilty, but does the punishment amount to more than a slap on the wrist? >> reporter: rhinos are being hunted to extinction. defenseless against a crime that values the animals horns more than the species itself. here at the lab that could come out of c.s.i. the tv show, here they are helping to put traffickers behind bars. the lab analysed dozens of coins in a swimming case against jimmy and felix carr. they were among thousands of its the lab investigates, all to protect wildlife. on this

second of all, this would be very destabilizing justice roberts the point that noah made, may decide at he would go along with the plaintiffs because it wouldn't get rid of the law but change it dramatically. >> all right, that brings us to the end of this edition of inside story, thank you for being with us, from washington, d.c. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello welcome to the news hour live from doha, i'm martine dennis. coming up in the next 60 minutes, executions, amputations, and public beatings, the u.n. paints a bleak picture of life in syria under isil control. >>> note the particular violations committed against syria's women, children, and minority

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second of all, this would be very destabilizing justice roberts the point that noah made, may decide that he would go along with the plaintiffs because it wouldn't get rid of the law but change it dramatically. >> all right, that brings us to the end of this edition of inside story, thank you for being with us, from washington, d.c. >> ferguson missouri, the spark for what would become daily street protests was the killing of an unarmed african american teenager. 18-year-old michael brown was gunned down by a white police officer on august the 9th. in the days that followed, the police responded to the demonstrations with massive force. >> it's an uprising. we are tired of the police. >> we're sick of being tear-gassed. we're sick of being shot at. all of these young people

second of all, this would be very destabilizing justice roberts the point that noah made, may decide that he would go along with the plaintiffs because it wouldn't get rid of the law but change it dramatically. >> all right, that brings us to the end of this edition of inside story, thank you for being with us, from washington, d.c. oop america tonight. inside isilen corporated. >> what was your posted always true. >> almost all of it was lies. exaggerations. >> al jazeera with an insiders look at isil. it is enormous resources and steady stream of new fighters inspired not by ideology, but colted hard cash. also tonight, at the end of the line, the community that sits on the edge of a national political debate, and how it's ady

the bulls were also missing joakim noah, who was sick. jimmy butler and pau gasol picked up the acns er a - 21 points, while gasol posted a dou ca 1 s. or in his return, the they're back in. action in milwaukee tonight. coach quenneville shuffled the lines in order to snap the blackhawks scoring slump in montreal. jonathan and patrick kane reunit oe top line and it paid off with goals for both of them. kris versteeg and brad richards also scored, while corey crawford stopped all 28 sho his art of hawks win five- nothing, but patrick sharp suffered a right knee injury late in the game. he could miss an exd ofti still to come this midday tim mcgill has your full re jim's hair is perfect. so's his serve. but like up to 90% of us, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. jim, here's $2 off one a day multivitamins to get key nutrients you may need. go to oneaday.com for savings. >> the official drawing of the illinois lottery. >> your midday drawing for wednesday november 5, 2014. that's good started with our pick 3 + fir

standing turn around and face the audience those are your heros and our award he's for the san francisco police commission noah valley (clapping) thank you ladies and gentlemen, you can take our seats that concludes the presentation part of the chief of police would like to say a couple of words in closing and i have announcement. >> well, i hope we've made our point congratulations to all of the metal winners i don't know wife given that many gold metals out you will have to go back to the jim if we can close in a mom of silence for jim thank you and if you said i know we're going to have to retrieve the colors please keep the officers all the men and women and first responders in this country in the armed services around the world in our prayers and thoughts thank you. (clapping.) >> so i would be remiss if i didn't thank the families and friends that support those officers give yourselves a round of applause (clapping) and also after the presentation or retrieve of flag the chief and this staff will be around if you want to take photos and refreshments so can we all rise for the retrieval of the flag. >> pr

with the flip screen of his digital camera, noah's able to see the image while photographing.e lines up his nose in the center of the screen and snaps. in the beginning he doesn't think it will be possible to photograph himself every single day. but soon it becomes as normal as brushing his teeth. six years and 2,356 photos later, noah compiles his still photography experiment into a 5-1/2-minute time-lapsed video, and in august 2006 posts it on youtube. >> this blew up when this first came out. it was like mind-exploding. >> viewers watched more than a half a decade of noah's life unfold, his apartments, his hairstyles, even his girlfriends. >> in some ways it's a very personal video, where it's like this is me, just completely exposed, and people start to really get into that. >> in three weeks the video shoots to one million hits. >> every once in a while you get that one where he's like, whoop, on vacation, or like, weird night vision. >> you just find little things every time you watch it. you see little people in the background sometimes, and he's switching rooms, and hi

oh, he was the best father, the best brother, to three younger brothers and he loved his parents so much, he wanted to provide for our family. he took care of me and my son noah all the time. anything that we wanted, he would take care of us while he was deployed. >> you were planning to buy a house together? >> yeah, we were. >> i know it's really hard for you to talk about this. but he came back from afghanistan. you guys went to high school together. >> yeah. >> he joined the marines practically right out of high school? >> he did. >> so he really wanted to serve his country. >> he did. >> so he was close to home the night this accident happened. where was he going? >> he was headed to my parents' house. my brother who served. my brother whofgs stationed in japan finally came home after several years and he and andrew wanted to visit him while he was home. however, he stayed back that night to spend some time with his brothers because it was also their first time being altogether and after a year. >> then you heard about the accident or he didn't come home, so you were wondering where he was? >> yeah. >> that night we waited for him. he never arrived. he c

. >> what is the story, a funny story, about noah brooks, when abraham lincoln sent his driver out to get the morning newspapers? >> noah brooks was a reporter for a california newspaper. he had known lincoln. lincoln took a shine to him and he had known lincoln before. lincoln took a shine to him and he spent a lot of time in the white house. i have to remember how the story goes. lincoln asks one of his drivers to get a newspaper. the driver could not be found. he didn't return. lincoln was really annoyed. the next day, he sent another servant to sit in his part of the carriage and order delivery men to go to the civil war equivalent of a newsstand. the other servant got out and brought the paper. the idea was to put the driver in his place. when the president of the united states wanted his newspaper, that was his job, to pick up the newspaper. >> another man you write about is horace greeley. who was he? >> a crusading, brilliant, somewhat erratic editor of the new york tribune. antislavery man. very interested in causes. ultimately, i am not a psychologist but i think he was unst

the myths may and perhaps will live on. with me to discuss this is veteran journalist and author jeff greenfield and noah rothman. take away from the report on friday night, it seemed like it was a friday night news dump where the house intel committee wanted to have it come out before the weekend so no one would notice. what's your takeaway from the report and the coverage from the report. >> i think it essentially really said that this is hamlin's razor. if you believe it's a conspiracy theory, if you believe the administration, quote, left people to die you were guilty of buying in into a fallacy that suggested it was malice and not incompetence. what we were dealing with was incompetence. there were others a pecks that shouldn't necessarily give the left a lot of celebration for fox being this organization that was out there on a limb. there were reports that were indicated that cia personnel were given successive polygraphing for example. that was a cnn investigation. that was knocked down by the house intelligence report. the belief that cia intelligence individuals knew this was going to be an attack 24 ho

it is about the weather. >> you noah lot about world records. you are a title holder yourself. we have tape of one of them. can we see. >> the most adam apple bobs in an hour, tom shillue. on your mark, get set, go. >> now, imagine if you had to do that for 34 hours. >> i know, i know, i had trouble getting 30 seconds. it gets tired. >> i can imagine. the old double-a. as a world record holder, do you have any advice? >> i have the world record -- i held a world record for the longest stand up comedy show. we were there for -- we were there for a couple days. he doesn't tell the weather. he yaps. then there are things spinning behind him. i don't think he is a real weather man. he is a fun guy. >> he points out a map and reads on the prompter. >> the only meteorologist on this table when you are delivering the weather what if you have the urge to use the restroom? >> i don't know. around around hour 30 all sorts of things will happen to al roker. i feel like weather is something you can sum up. >> apparently they are having people who will tweet in questions and they are going t

to be moved to the first monday of the month so it will be december 1st and the place will be announced and we'll let you noah know ahead of time. on january the 6th we're going to be inviting dave kurto, he's already committed to coming and talk about contracts and how to work better between the cbo's and the departments and see if we can work out some of the glitches that have come up over the years. so very exciting, there's a lot going on, we have a busy crew doing all this subcommittee work and budgetary work. so lots to come. any questions? thank you. >> thank you. okay, next we have a by laws committee report and i think we have some copies, i will give that report. we met and went over our bylaws. i will tell you where there were changes. i have about three or four copies, i hope i don't have the wrong copy, but anyway, i'm going to take the one that i have marked. >> i ask a clarifying question, you say you met, how many people were there when you meet. >> each committee that's what's in the bylaws and we'll go over that. >> no, you were talking about this committee, the committee, the pars3 bylaw co

to be moved to the first monday of the month so it will be december 1st and the place will be announced and we'll let you noah know ahead of time. on january the 6th we're going to be inviting dave kurto, he's already committed to coming and talk about contracts and how to work better between the cbo's and the departments

despite the early big snow storm noah is predicting this winter will be fairly average. >>> we're going to tell you where and what they have to say about radiation. >>> show you a dramatic rescue. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> welcome back to the morning news. happy veteran day. it's 6:09 a.m. if you're electing to take transit, most are on a regular weekday schedule. the good news is we're not tracking any delays for the metro or bart train. >>> scientists have delected low levels of radiation off the coast of california. radiation was detected a hundred miles off the coast of eureka. this is a video of it. low levels won't post a risk to human health or marine

the travel. >> reporter: a noah lot of people at the airport are happy they have early ticket because they cane before this snow starts to fall. there on the departure board all on time as some are boarding and departing as we speak. the airport wants to remine everyone with a flight planned if today to call ahead and make sure everything stays on time. call 1800-phl gate. we are reporting live from philadelphia international airport, jan carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> we will see you shortly. >> not everyone will be taking to the skies today, penndot crews started prepping roads for many drivers expected to travel on this thanksgiving eve. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from norristown where those penndot workers are already outside on those roads, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i was remarking ukee and erika that it is pretty quiet here in the penndot yard because much of the preparations got underway last night, and many of those vehicles more than 400 of them by the way already out on the roadways but mother nature certainly has impeccable ti

bulls lose in denver for the eighth straight game, 114- 109. joakim noahand taj gibson were also out with injury. the bears won't have the luxury of practice to prepare for the third- ranked defense in the league. the bears only held a walk- through at halas hall yesterday, and will travel to detroit for an 11:30 kick- off tomorrow. lance briggs and kyle fuller are still listed as game- time decisions. the bears had trouble moving the ball against tampa and now they're facing the top- ranked rushing defense. the lions have gotten to jay cutler before, so he knows th q.sged of >> they do a great job of collapsing the pocket. the have the big-in the middle that are forcing the of and everybody right into your lap. they make a really difficult. the white sox have added some much- needed power to go with jose abreu. 35- year- old adam laroche signed a two- year deal worth 25- million dollars. he's a left- handed batter who will mostly d-h and fill- in at first base. laroche is already familiar with the south side his dad coached here in the early ninties and h

noah goldstein? i had him for 2 classes. you saw the reports. you never said anything! like what? "hey, guys, i'm not gay, but i did your suspect"? i was embarrassed. it was the only time i'd been with a woman. she's really sick, you know. do you know what she's doing? she knows i went to berkeley, that i knew noah. she makes up this story about me. she's handing you somebody who's obsessed with her. she doesn't even know you. she told me about a lisa hoberman. she knows you'd find out who lisa hoberman is. did she tell you casually, make it seem irrelevant? i mean, did she tell you in bed, nick? that's what i'd do. why'd you change your name? i got married. he called me beth. he was on staff at the clinic in salinas. didn't last long. nick, do you really think i could kill someone? i never even met johnny boz. and nilson-- what motive would i have to kill nilson? you should get that lock fixed. she's evil! she's brilliant! did i scare you? i wanted to surprise you. what's wrong? i found lisa hoberman. oh, you did? what's she doing? oh, you're not going to tell me what she's doing