the trusty oversees the foreclosure process.s initiated, there is substitution of the original trustee to a firmç tht specializes in 0 closure defiled services and processing. there are regulations around that because only one entity can be in charge of the process. we looked at the notice that had to happen, timing and notice requirements, before a trust sale, foreclosure sale happens. we then lookç at suspicious activity, robo-signing, backdating, suspicious signatures. and then we looked at the electronic registry maintained by the mortgage industry that tracks loans. we tracked what was in the county record to see if there were conflicts. we found a significant number of complex there. 58%. -- conflicts there. we go into each of these in the report and talk about what we're looking at. we try to explain it in plain english, showing you the different exceptions within each of the subject areas. not only did we findq issues and 99% -- irregularities in 99% of loans. 84% appeared to be clear violations of law. but it was not

that trusty is also a signatory of our petition opposing this variance. >> before clarifying that. i appreciate that. with that, the public hearing is closed on this item. this is a difficult decision. this has been many years and the making. i appreciate everyone's patience been here until 11:00 at night and the three-plus years this project has been ongoing. i believe the project sponsor has made some persuasive arguments to justify the variance in the rh-1d zoning district, pointing out it would be 33 feet wide, which is the minimum width required for this district. also noting the pattern of small lots within 1,000 feet, which is typically what we look at when we are looking at what size variances. we're looking at lots within 1,000 feett. hey are 219 lots. 49% are less than 4000 square feet. i think these are good arguments for or alot size variance. the question is, is this enough to justify this variants for this property? the neighbors have raised many interesting points about the history of the developments here. yesterday i looked at our historic maps, out which have the

that trusty is also a signatory of our petition opposing this variance.

i started today at this 7- eleven in new carrollton, regular gas 3.69 a gallon pumped into my trusty 9 news now honda crv. >> the way gas is going up every day it almost gets to the point you need a loan. >> when i drive the limit, the gas does last a little bit longer. >> reporter: you sound like my wife. off i went down u.s. 50 and over the bay bridge for a day on the eastern shore. now to do this drive it was cruise control set exactly at 55, no jackrabbit starts and stops along the way. yes, there were times even the big trucks were passing me like i was sitting still and yes, there were tailgaters in the mirror. once in cambridge it was to the wa-wa on u.s. route 50 for a fill-up and to log the statistics. here is the tale of the tape. drive nothing faster than 55 with cruise control it was 76.3 miles down. it took me one hour and 30 minutes. i used 2.53 gallons of gas which at 3.69 a gallon cost me $9.37. the honda crv's performance, a very respectable 34 miles per gallon. >> i told you so. >> reporter: all right. so yes, mrs. broom was right, but how right was she? when i come

in a statement they say the trusties understand that the duties and responsibilities of csu campus presidents require specialized experience, training, and understanding of the system in these very challenging times. csu and administrators say the compensation packages like these are necessary to help attract and keep top leaders that their institutions. >> a new report at prison realignment, counties are enduring cheaper and better alternatives to incarceration. the aclu says the response to a court order to reduce crowding the state is funneling billions of dollars to counties and much of it is going towards building or expanding jails. it contends that counties could release more inmates awaiting trial >> right now french police are in the middle of a standoff they say killed seven people over the last week. he has barricaded himself in his apartment building. three officers were wounded during a firefight earlier. police say the suspect killed three people at a jewish school along with a rabbi and three paratroopers. the suspect says he belongs to al qaeda and says that he killed to take

tonight "dateline" goes undercover, that trusty clerk behind the counter. >> okay. >> how trusty was she? she's there trying to claim the $10,000 winning ticket? >> exactly. >> could a lottery clerk be swiping a winner right out from under your nose. >> this is one big mix-up. >> that's what i'm saying. >> you didn't steal the ticket? >> i found it. >> you didn't see the 10,000 because you didn't have your glasses on? >> yeah. >> will they take the money and run. >> i'm going to say everybody is accusing me and i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> chris hansen with a new hidden camera investigation from "the hansen files." welcome to "dateline," everyone. i'm lester holt. what are the odds? you have a lottery ticket in your hand, and it's a winner. it's not you who claims the prize. chris hansen returns tonight with a new undercover investigation into those clerks behind the counter. chris. >> thanks, lester. remember that charlie sheen catchphrase of a while back, winning? keep that in mind tonight, because we have lottery tickets that are winning and some lottery clerks who are not. it's t

legislators say the trusties have misplaced priorities. state senator leave leave wants to prohibit raises during bad budget years. today second public hearing on the proposed changes to admissions at san jose state. the university is moving to end a promise to ignore all qualified high school graduates from santa clara county. the school would still give preference but not a guarantee. it is all the result of increasing budget pressure there. >> san jose's new branch libraries may soon reopen now that the council has approved the mayor's latest budget plan. experts projected modest $10 million surplus next year after several years of deficits. the new plan includes restoring services and they could open new libraries, reopening a community center and increase spending on gang prevention. he had a word of caution predicting another deficit for the following year >> it is time to introduce lawrence. >> and good morning. we have partly cloudy skies out there right now and it looks like some places will get your 70 degrees as we head to the a

this building was charged to be an educational facility and myself and the rest of the board trusties, i cannot say this, we have not always been great tenants or partners. we have made the attempt and we have tried to continue to work with the pc. we have had some tough meetings and not been in agreement with this facility. we truly believe that this needs to be a community and educational facility to really empower this community. 8 at of 10 black boys will drop out before they get their diploma. city college's the only educational safety net that this community does have and i feel that strongly. over the past four years, we have been capped over $20 million from our city college budget. even though we have been cut, there have been great advocates in our chancellor. we have been pushing to put more resources even when we took from ocean campus and even as we took from other places. we have put more and more into this community facility. from represent a board of trustees, we are going to make the investment into this facility so that it is a top- notch educational facility just as

most recently, she served as the trusty at the providence baptist church and assisted with the churches homeless service. she has served on a number of community boards and advisory groups, which include the bayview hunters point project area committee, hunters point shipyard citizens advisory committee, ucsf community advisory committee, and the bayview opera house. before she accepted his award, she was upstairs in another committee meeting. this woman is tireless. i also have another story for you. yesterday, i was at a press event. this woman saw that the hem in my dress had fallen. she pulled me aside, without a needle and a thread -- whipped out a needle and a thread. you talk about a woman who has got your back. she stood behind me and sewed up my hem. the mayor was to my left and the redevelopment agency to my right. we were welcoming a new business on third street. i use that as an example to illustrate her commitment to being a mother, to being a community leader. this woman is amazing. this paper is simply a small token of our appreciation and our gratitude. on behalf of the

meanwhile frank trusty is being released after serving 14 months for forgery, possession and distributionlled substance. >> there's your daddy. >> frank is seeing his daughter for the first time in 14 months. >> i love you, baby. >> i love you. >> this little girl has been waiting. talking to him every weekend on the phone. >> this baby girl doesn't do it. and if this grandma doesn't keep him on the straight and narrow, he's going to get the tar beat out of him. >> my daddy. >> are you happy to have daddy home? >> uh-huh. >> upon release, all offenders are required to check in at adult probation and parole reporting center. >> what's your name? >> strong, jedd strong. >> jedd will enter a halfway house, where he will have to look for a job and undergo substance abuse therapy. >> and i want you to check in every tuesday until you get an agent. >> many inmates who don't have anywhere to go, end up here, the salt lake transitional housing center. these parolees have just been released today. >> one of the first goals is to find a job, with the idea of being able to afford to find a place to

the trusty that file the notice of the fault was not the same name on the deed of trust.the actual trustee in charge -- almost being an independent third-party to foreclose on somebody -- was not the trustee of record. somehow, they are taking this property. if you are buying a foreclosed sale, basically, we have institutions that are saying, you are buying this, but for whatever reason we do not own this property, all you get back is your deposit. we are not saying that we do not own the property there. that is problematic. that is 85% of the time, page 9 of the reports. to give you an idea of this suspicious activity, false claims of beneficiary status. the entity claiming to be the beneficiary of the deed of trust is not the actual current beneficiary on file with the property is sold at auction. you actually have a party that is selling a home that -- at an auction, that according to our land records, has no connection to it. you may ask yourself -- as i have, walking through this report -- how did this happen? clearly, there is no oversight. there is a process that i

between february and november, the trusty attempted to sell the lease without success. on november 21, 2011, kelly notice the sale of its assets, including the lease. it was presented with the opportunity for over-bids. mr. osbourne took possession per the court order on january 3, 2012. the existing lease will expire march 132013. -- march 13, 2013. once the sale closes, the back rent of just under $95,000 will be paid to the port. they're entering into a new lease that will extend the existing term by 10 years to derive the following benefits to both parties. a new lease will provide the maximum investment into a facility that has been long neglected, which includes not having a properly operating kitchen. the property most recently had fallen into being used as a nightclub anbar only. mr. osborn's projections show there will be $1 million in construction in improvements and another $1.5 million. a new lease will allow the implementation of updated laws and ordinances to include card check and ada requirements. a new lease will enhance the current terms by providing i

targeting the very wealthy trusties and saying it's your job to find other ways besides cutting studentsnd raising tuition to find other ways to give us money. and that's -- that's just apparently the fact. >> and, nanette, from what i understand, this isn't rolling down the same way across all 23 campuses the system. eight of the campuses, including cal state l.a., including san francisco state, it's happening a little bit different. they are meting in some students, but not as many as we would like. >> that is true. about 500 students, a drop in the bucket, part of a new transfer plan, that the legislature hopes will grow to encourage transfers. you have a double thing going on. have you a state passing laws trying to encourage transfers and then cal state university slamming the doors. a trickle of students will be permitted at eight campuses. >> and across campus, we're hearing students cannot get classes anyway. if they have been admitted and have a class in nursing, they are maybe there five, six years. >> totally impacted. i have gone over to the campus and seeing students poring

between february and november, the trusty attempted to sell the lease without success. on november 21, 2011, kelly notice the sale of its assets, including the lease. it was en

between february and november, the trusty attempted to sell the lease without success. on november 21, 2011, kelly notice the sale of its assets, including the lease. it was presented with the opportunity for over-bids. mr. osbourne took possession per the court order on january 3, 2012. the existing lease will expire march 132013. -- march 13, 2013. once the sale closes, the back rent of just under $95,000 will be paid to the port.

between february and november, the trusty attempted to sell the lease without success.

regions where there were underground railroad operators who kept specific records, a knox college trustie, samuel geld wright kept a wonderful diary of his life living in western illinois and it's a real piece of gold for a person who does the kind of research that you and i take part in, and he alludes to hard numbers and one of his entries he says, i aided a fugitive slave today and making 21 in number who have passed through this region since i've lived here. i probably would be better off asking you if you might want to answer your own question, but i'm a little leery of making an estimate on those numbers, but i'll say this as you well know, it's one of the things that fascinates all of us who have railroad. especially in the 1850s,

good stuff it's the spots for trusty old why a former children's mental health counselor jules position was cut and he was left without a job and instead found a place and a purpose here. this is the settlement that we just did to protect us from the outside conditions and those conditions not all thanks to mother nature every night or something and there's always some fights there's always some kind of drama happening there's a lot of a lot of ice where the police have been telling by junkies and got drugs they want to get a spot to hang out go to mixers. be fierce in square one of the longest lasting occupations and it up becoming a microcosm of society itself with similar issues from family nets to crime. still joel and many others here remain undeterred or today is january third two thousand and twelve. year the revolution is about to call it. it is close to. maybe twenty six twenty seven degrees outside but it wasn't the cold but these a vision notices that were posted on the occupiers tents setting off a firestorm of both anger and support and the construction of this tent of drea

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several were trustys in the governor's mansions. and some of these crimes were who isk.t is just such a shocking story and i don't think, i think as a legal matter, this thing is just over. >> thank you very much, jeff toobin. >>> there's a viral video that has racked up millions of hits on the webs. webs, sorry. but did the group behind it manipulate some of the information? and a man who made more than a billion dollars by investing in facebook did it and you can too. it involves singing a little rap music inning. s with snow. to keep big winter jobs on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time. you can't live under a dome in minnesota, that's why there's guys like me. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing em

of that year and that was after father brooks became president and said he managed to shake up the trusty a little bit and get people who finally did pass resolution to let women into the college. when i look at this story and i will take your questions, what struck me when i look at today is first of all the network. the network of these men is false fraternity because this is not about one man's brief theology professor who went out to save a group of men. these are men who were highly motivated and being given an opportunity they would not have had. there were african-american students but they tended to be one or two a year. as part martin would say one would come in on athletic scholarship and one would be the catholic school network and that is about it. this is the first major group that came with 20 men. clarence trend -- clarence thomas transferred after dropping out of the seminary. was the first time they had critical numbers on campus. what happened was father bob brooks and the college never feared on academic standards. all of them had to work as hard or harder in many cases

this is a woman wading through a river with her trusty horse.hinking, "it's a good thing i brought this pool noodle." and the horse is thinking, "that's not a pool noodle." [ laughter ] >> steve: you knew just by looking at those, too. >> jimmy: i don't know -- i just -- i think i can see what they're both thinking. >> steve: wow. you're like dr. doolittle. >> jimmy: yeah. like, check this out. this is a woman posing with a deer. she's thinking, "this will look great on my facebook wall." meanwhile, the deer is thinking, "i hate the new timeline feature." [ laughter ] it takes some getting used to. i gotta be honest, i'm with the deer. yeah. i got the deer's side on that. let's move on. here's a woman grooming a cute, little dog. she's thinking, "you're all done, daisy." while e dog's thinking, "you know what, just give me a brazilian. tonight's my anniversary." [ laughter ] sounds like a special occasion. >> steve: wow. they're more alike than we think. >> jimmy: yeah. next we have a kid slapping his dog's paw. seems like a well-trained dog. th

owner turned the tables on a would be -- a deli owner turned the tables on a would be thief with his trusty baseball bat. the store owner hits the guy in a helmet. who wears a helmet to a robbery? apparently this guy does and the robber runs off without any money. i guess he figured it's too much trouble. back in january the owner's wife was working when a man armed with a knife stole money from the register. police are trying to figure out if the robberies are related, no arrests, but the robber has a really bad headache. >>> the sharks are biting off florida's eastern coast. >> a guy was bitten multiple times by a bull shark yesterday afternoon at jensen public beach. >> this comes a day after a teenage boy and young girl were bitten by a shark in five minutes of each other in volusia county and in brevard county a man bitten on the national seashore really felt the pain earlier this month. >>> we're talking about coyotes having people on edge, three people in a 2 block radius reporting unprovoked coyote attacks since monday. sightings are common, but attacks are rare. a man who had a chu

and she brings it over, and you put your trusty thermometer in, and, son of a gun, it's iced coffee. ice cubes and everything. it's zero degrees celsius. and you say to the waitress, "no, i know you're busy and all, "but could you give me some coffee that's hotter than this?" she says, "how hot do you want it?" i said, "well, i'd like to drink it twice as hot." what's the temperature of the twice-as-hot coffee if it's zero celsius to begin with? okay, gang. in this case, i think you see that the celsius scale doesn't work. no. because twice as hot is zero degrees. zero degrees, there's still energy there, yeah? there's a lot of internal energy. and to say you have twice the internal energy, hey, two times zero is what? it turns out two times zero is 273. 273. let's be talking about that. we haven't talked about the kelvin scale yet. we talked about the scales we talked about. we talked about the fahrenheit scale, fahrenheit degrees. we went from 32 to 212 for the temperature of boiling water and the temperature of melting ice. and we talked about zero degrees and 100 degrees, and thi