it just felt good to unload on the guy. >> the problem as i see it, you've unloaded on him, he knowsainst him. but nobody has that map. >> i'm disappointed i didn't wait another day or two at least. i should have waited a few more days. i wish i could have done more for them. but i did all i could do. >> meantime, the people who would benefit the most from a successful mission, tricia's parents, only learned about the operation ten years later in 2008 when the story came out in a "playboy" magazine article. the reitlers are thankful for jimmy's courage and the details he said he got from hall. but they're furious he blew his cover before finding their daughter. >> why would you have been so close and give it up like you did? >> i try not to dwell on that at all. because it eats at me. and it's very hard to deal with that he was that close. >> jesse roach's parents find small consolation in that jesse was the victim who tripped up hall. >> if something good could possibly come out of losing jesse, it's the fact he's in prison and he will never get released. >> hall remains in federal

food shop on fulton and mason yiic and i have a gren zone that i pay for on masonic for loading, unloading, a customer to make a quick run late night and you're taking away this option by taking away the parking. that's not going to be the right thing. i just don't see why taking away the parking is going to make it better environmental and safer for pedestrians and people who live on masonic. thank you. >> president chiu: any other members of the public wish to speak on behalf of the appellants? seeing none, why don't we now hear from the planning department. you have up to 10 minutes for describing the grounds of your determination that the project is exempt from environmental review. >> good afternoon, president chiu, members of the board. i am brent bowling jer, environmental planner with the planning department. joining me is victoria wise, senior planner and project supervisor for the sf mta fell and oak street bikeways project that is the subject of today's appeal. also here today is luis montoya, mta project manager and other mta staff to answer questions. during testimony today, p

when they're done here, i want you to have them unload the van. - will do. - i'll be at the bar if you need me. please don't need me. - you heard the man. retournez travaille. get back to work! - adrian monk. adrian monk. tuesday the 17th, the farmers' market. - oh, kenneth picks up fish and produce every week, if he's sober enough. - and where is the farmers' market? - uh, vinton street, near the wharf. - how far is that from where-- - it's close, maybe five blocks. - then the puzzle is complete. he was driving back from the farmers' market. he's obviously an alcoholic. he had been drinking, and he ran a red light. - maybe, maybe. - no, not maybe. yes, this is what happened. - there's no proof. samuel, we need evidence. when we prove it, if we prove it, and you want to... do something to him, i'll help you. - why would you do this for me? you didn't even know her. - of course i knew her. we were married for seven years. what are they doing here? - who? - john and carolyn buxton. i was just at their house. their maid was killed two weeks ago. - adrian monk, what is going on? - i don't

we've learned the tanker had already been unloaded.nd caltrans says there was no major damage to the bridge. it remained open to travel traffic. we have continuing coverage now from heather holmes. she's live at treasure island with what she's learned about the bar pilot guiding that tanker and the scrutiny he's now facing. >> reporter: he's been a bar pilot since 2005. prior to that he worked for several years on oil tankers for exxon. but today while guiding that vessel. the overseas raymar this experienced mainer sideswiped the tower of the bridge. look at the top left side of this picture. that is a piece of the bridge barrier stuck to the side of the ship's hull. >> about 30 to 40 feet of the tower system has been damaged and will have to be repaired. >> reporter: the wooden and metal barrier protected the bridge. but the question remained today why did the pilot steer the oil tanker right into the tower? >> the visibility was a quarter mile. >> reporter: officials say it was foggy and there was a strong current two possible facto

it just unloaded 350,000 barrels of crude oil and was headed back out to sea. this morning state records are showing some past problems for that pilot involved in the collision and according to a report from the bar pilot's incident review committee, in 2009, the ship he was running ran aground and in that case they found pilot error was involved. in the meantime, you can see this ship will be kept here as this investigation unfolds and investigators are trying to figure out if human error was involved in yesterday's collision and part of that investigation will be sitting down with the bar pilot, the man who was at the controls and that will happen during an interview later today. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> and the oil tanker hit another area back in 2007 and spread oil on 2006 miles of shoreline. it killed thousands of birds. we have a lot more on yesterday's tanker incident including raw video of the news briefing. on www.ktvu.com look under the hot topic section. >>> a man tried to pick up an 11-year-old girl who was packing home. it happ

we've learned the tanker had already been unloaded. caltrans says there was no major damage to the bridge. it remained open to travel traffic. we have continuing coverage now from heather holmes. she's live at treasure island with what she's learned about the bar pilot guiding that tanker and the scrutiny he's now facing. >> reporter: he's been a bar pilot since 2005. prior to that he worked for several years on oil tankers for exxon. but today while guiding that vessel. the overseas raymar this experienced mainer sideswiped the tower of the bridge. look at the top left side of this picture. that is a piece of the bridge barrier stuck to the side of the ship's hull. >> about 30 to 40 feet of the tower system has been damaged and will have to be repaired. >> reporter: the wooden and metal barrier protected the bridge. but the question remained today why did the pilot steer the oil tanker right into the tower? >> the visibility was a quarter mile. >> reporter: officials say it was foggy and there was a strong current two possible factors

it had just unloaded its cargo of fuel in martinez and then moved into the waters south of the bay bridge where it anchored awaiting any new orders of cargo it may have to load. none came so the ship left this morning and the tanker hit the bridge. preliminary findings are human error. when the tanker hit the tower, fog was thick and visibility a quarter mile. >> this is a scrape, for the bay bridge. didn't touch the actual structure itself. >> reporter: no oil leaked but some damage is shown to the star board or right side to have double hulled tanker. >> not a gash whatsoever, i would characterize a crushing of the hull, where it collided with the friend everring system. >> reporter: that fender -- fenderring system,. >> reporter: that fender acts as a buffer. >> the frienders protected the bridge five years ago when a ship slammed into another tower spinning more than 53,000- gallons -- spilling more than 53,000-gallons of oil into the bay. the pilot went to prison for allowing the tanker to leave in such extreme fog the bow could not be seen approximate the bridge. >> today's bar pilo

i think he had another in the chamber, and he unloaded all those in a matter of seconds. i think it was about 15 seconds. if he had a ten-round magazine and could have been potentially, may not have happened, but if he was taken down after unloading ten rounds in a magazine, then there would certainly be other people that didn't -- that died that day that would be alive today. and one of them would have been christina taylor green, a 9-year-old girl who was born on 9/11 and didn't live to see her tenth birthday. she was killed with a shot after the tenth round. >> the nra president went on to say that when asked for any kind of reason why he wouldn't want to ban ar-15s, for example, he cited his daughter, who is in the military and is the nearest thing to a military rifle in civilian terms, the ar-15, and she likes to use it on ranges and so on. what do you think of people in that position? >> well, certainly, there are a lot of options. for people who like to target shoot or hunt, there are other options other than assault weapons. you know, piers, i went hunting over th

he unloaded all of those in a matter of seconds. about 15 seconds. if he had a 10-round magazine and could have been potentially, but if he was taken down after unloading ten rounds in a magazine, there would be other people that died that day that would be alive today and one would have been christina taylor greene born on 9/11 and didn't live to see her 10th birthday. she was killed with a shot after the 10th round. >> when are asked for a reason why you would want an ar 15, he cited his daughter who was in the military and it's the nearest thing to a military rifle in civilian terms and she likes to use it on ranges and so on. what do you say to people in that position? >> certainly there a let of options. for people who like to target shoot or hunt, there other options other than assault weapons. piers, i went hunting over thanksgiving with a friend of mine on his rarnch in texas. the magazine held six rounds. i put two in. not even six. to have a high capacity magazine or assault rifle, these are made to kill a lot of people very quickly. they a

like we saw with james holmes, his trial is going on now, but in aurora, he was able to unload at least possibly more bullets into a crowded movie theater in a matter of minutes, we know that. the difference is almost indistinguishable in terms of firepower at such close range? >> no, that's not even true. the m-4, 16 was designed to engage targets in medium ranges, not for close quarters combat. >> but if you have an ar-15, whether you're at close quarters or you're 100 meters away, you're going to cause extensive and significant damage. >> it's possible, true, but that damage is guaranteed to happen when people aren't allowed to carry a concealed weapon in a movie theater or teachers aren't allowed to carry one in their schools, to protect the children that we love. >> so your answer is that everybody in a movie theater would be armed with an ar-15? >> no, that's not what i said. they should be able to carry such weapons. they should have that choice. they shouldn't be denied that right to self-defense because of the action of lunatics. >> and i say this with respect, though, that cho

in fact the ship unloaded 50,000 barrels of crude at the shell refinery and was headed back out to sea. this morning state records are revealing more about the bar history. according to the review committee, they had some past troubles. the ship he was piloting recently ran aground and two days ago, while docking a ship in stockton, the review committee found pilot error in that case. live as we come back out here, the pilot did pass an alcohol test and the results of a drug test are still pending and they will be revealed later on today. >> now the tower that was hit is east of the oil tanker that was hit in 2007. it killed more than 368 birds. call trans made 658 including that disaster. and that's under our hot topic section of our website www.ktvu.com. >> they sent a toco truck worker to the hospital. the shooting happened near foot hill boulevard. police say bullets from an assault weapon hit a teen in the foot. the suspects were actually shooting at another car which actually crashed while trying to get away. >>> earlier he became the first homicide victim. it happened 445 am it

. >> green line metro riders unleashing an indirect finally being unloaded. >> i feel like they just forgot about us. >> 15 minutes turned into one hour. another hour turned into another hour. it was ridiculous. >> the meltdown was the result of an electrical malfunction. there were sports, but no [indiscernible] but one in emergency responders mistakenly knocked off the power, two trains in the tunnel were trapped with thousands of passengers. >> those trains did lose power and that complicated matters because commis benchley passengers on one of those trains opened the doors and started self-ejaculating. >> yes, two other women and nine blocks from avr. -- two other women and i walked from avr. >> you can understand why that would create some anxiety. metro silver line to dulles airport reached a milestone today. the initial testing of the electrical system will be followed by tests that will be done in phases. >> the firefighter who lost his arm in an accident on the belt with this morning is now in stable condition. tonight, his arm has been reattached. tom, this firefighter coul

. >> there were train tracks that unloaded in front of us development site. -- in front of this development site. >> these three houses, can you see them? they are still there. people were optimistic. they would buy three lots and say, we will build three two- story houses here and eventually it will fill in. it did, but it was three decades. this is sunset boulevard being put in. there were putting in this big boulevard. it is pointing out a goalie in the middle of the sand. -- a gully in the middle of the sand. >> woody was just given this time. >> i have been wanting one of these for years. i know they were at 5300. >> the building is still there. >> they were not the most enlightened company. they were strict about not showing homes to minorities. they got in trouble for that. willie brown actually made his name by going and trying to see one of the homes. it was a very political thing. he would walk up with a whole bunch of people in the person showing the home would sneak away. >> even in the teens, there were a lot of neighborhoods that had restrictions against certain groups of peop

the machines dig up thousands of tons of earth which they unload into giant sifters where the gold is extracted using large quantities of mercury. after their passage nothing grows here again and the streams are destroyed. in order to be able to work the owners of these machines have received the go ahead from the farts who take their cut here to. all the work sites have to pay the guerrilla groups that control the region and let you know. that in the columbia sea wherever there are riches. there is armed conflict but people who want to make easy money from it they want to find a lot of. gold feeds the conflict but also provides a livelihood for thousands of people at the side of the work site workers by tuner and gold washer. and. they collect the small stones from the gaping holes left by the machines it's a ceaseless activity the excavator is working day and night. at nightfall the miners meet up at lamarre sosa a village of wooden boards and sheet metal set in the middle of nowhere. true colombian far west that has been brought to life again with a new gold rush. during the weeken

after unloading the trawler, the fishermen discussed the incident in a pub. it was symptomatic of a wider dispute. mccloud and his crew live off scallop fishing, an important local industry they depend on for their livelihoods. britain exports an annual 80 million euros worth of scallops. the fishing season lasts all year, unlike in france. britain also sells scallops at lower prices and even exports them to france. the french are angered by the thriving british shellfish industry. in normandy, fnce,he attaches are more modest -- the catches are more modest. they cannot fish all year round, giving stocks time to replenish, but their efforts as sustainability are punishing them, they say. >> we've been trying to maintain stocks for years, but they come along and sees all the shellfish from under our noses. we do not think this is acceptable. >> every country's trawlers have an allotted number of days at sea. for these to be cut, a british trawler men would have to fish elsewhere and would not do all their fishing in the english channel -- for this to be cut, a

it was out bound for sea empty after unloading crude oil. the ship will stay anchored off treasure island till all inspections and drug tests are completed. the key unanswered question is, how did the ship hit the bridge on a clear day? investigators will go over communications between vessel traffic and the pilot before it hit the bridge to find out. >>> there are differences between the ship and the ship that hit the bridge in 2007. it was longer. 951 feet and was traveling through a dense fog at night. the impact tore 212-foot long by 10-foot high, 8-foot deep gash in the ship. this appears to have nothing more than a scrape. the man piloting pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors and sentenced to 10 months in prison. he said there were things he should have done differently. his license was permanently revoked. they reached a plea deal on charges of obstruction, making false statements. the web team started tweeting about this team after noon today and we have been updating all afternoon. follow us on twitter for the latest on breaking news

the oil tanker has unloaded the oil at the refinery and went to oakland to refuel to make the next trip. it is capable of hauling half a million gallons of oil but it was empty from what it had been carrying. the crew has been detained. no one has been injured. a lost questions if the coast guard when they have the news conference and how big a factor was the fog. what condition was the pilot in? we know in things. we will hear more in a moment. live from treasure island for abc7 news. >> the i-team has uncovered new information about bar pilot guy kleess who had two prior incidents in northern california. the first happened august 27, 2009, when the ship grounded briefly while entering the port of sacramento. he was ordered to take four practice trips. to two days later he damaged a cat walk in stockton but it was pilot error and he was ordered to take four practice trips for that, as well. >> here is what is next in the tanker investigation, ship could remained anchored for days. investigators have to wait for the results from the bar pilot toxicology screening, interview the entire c

the tanker was on the way to sea after unloading fuel cargo in martinez and just before 11:30 yesterdaya fender on the bridge. it was foggy and low visibility. engineers say they found no significant damage. but there was some to the tanker's right side. >> there's not a gash in the hull whatsoever. there is a -- i would characterize it as a crushing of the hull where it hit the fender. >> reporter: caltrans says there was no damage to the bay bridge. the tanker hit the fender as that fender acted like a bumper and took the brunt of the run- in. caltrans say it will replace about 40 feet of it. as far as the pilot of the tanker at 10:00 this morning, he is scheduled to meet with coast guard investigators. the "san jose mercury news" identified him as guy kleess of san francisco. now, according to the merc, state records show in 2009 he ran aground a 550-foot cargo ship in sacramento. that same year he crashed a 600- foot cargo ship into a catwalk in stockton. and in 2010, he was at fault when a tugboat ran aground in the richmond inner harbor. that pilot tested negative for alcohol. we

semi-automatic guns that are unloaded but operable will bring in $200 apiece and other firearms are $100. the county's district attorney raised some $40,000 to help pay for it and people from four different counties are welcome to take part. >>> i had them for years. i don't need them, no feel to keep them around and cash is better at this point to pay some bills. >> surrender locations are open until 8 p.m. at stations in novato, san rafael, larkspur and point reyes station. guns can always be turned in at the saint andrew's church in marin city. >>> vice president joe biden has given his ideas to the president on how to curb gun violence in the country. now mr. obama is expected to announce his plan tomorrow. he will need congressional support for some things but as danielle nottingham reports he may not for others. >> reporter: air force veteran mike emerson uses his trip to this northern virginia gun range to unwild. >> all i do is [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: besides a handgun, he also fires a semi-automatic assault weapon at the range. he says reinstating the assault weapons ban

. >> you can easily unload yourb u can for a stock or bond. there will be a healthy demand for the yankee slugger that built the house but now houses the dirt. babe ruth went for record prices. >> he is the face of baseballanp in time. >> not to mention a good facef . john stocks would you mind signing this? >> have you got a basketball? >> susie: on wall street traders popped open the champagne on hopes a fiscal cliff deal was imminent. big board volume climbed to 730 million shares. six stocks were up for each one that was down. over on the nasdaq volume was more than twice as heavy at 1.5 billion shares. on the sector front, we saw gains of at least 2% in technology, energy and materials related stocks. financials were the strongest group this year, rising over 26%. consumer discretionary stocks advanced over 20% as well. while the defensive health care group added 15%. those banking shares got an added boost today on word that banks could soon reach a $10 billion settlement with u.s. regulators over foreclosure abuses. the biggest winner o

that tanker just unloaded its cargo of fuel in martinez and then anchored off south of the bay bridge in the bay to wait for possible new cargo. none of it happened so it decided to leave empty and they left and hit the bay bridge and now the coast guard is saying tonight, preliminary findings show, it was human error. when the tanker hit tower 6 the fog was thick and visibility a quarter mile. engineers found no significant damage and the bridge never closed down >> basically a scrape, for the bay bridge it didn't touch the actual structure itself. >> reporter: coast guard video shows some damage to the star board or right side of the double hulled tanker >> there is not a gash there is i would characterize a crushing of the hull where it aligned with the frienderring system. >> reporter: that acts like a bumper around the towers and anchor of the bridge and took the brunt of today's run in, 40 feet will be replaced. >> damage in the way it was supposed to protected the bridge. >> reporter: frienders protected the bridge five years ago -- frienders protected the bridge five years ago

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you what is an assault weapon, if it's not a weapon that can kill 20 children in a few seconds or unload00 bullets in a movie heat earth in 90 seconds. what do you term that kind of weapon if it's not an assault weapon? the reason i put it to you is the last time there was a assault weapon ban, that particular weapon was included in the ban. and people got rounded by modifying it. but it was included. so it's defined in 1994 as an assault weapon. >> actually, it also discussed the cosmetics that you could add on to such a weapon. first of all, let me address your initial question there is no such thing as an assault weapon such as there is no such thing as an assault unicorn. if it exists, i would love to capture it. you like to use the term military assault rifle. i'm not sure what cutes to you military style, but i will tell you this. as a -- let me explain, let me explain, let me make it easy for you. my brother is a british army colonel. >> okay. >> and he says that from his -- >> so you're an expert? >> well, my brother is, yes. he has fought alongside american troops in afghanistan

the tanker was on the way to sea after unloading fuel cargo in martinez. around 11:30 it hit a fender on the bridge. at the time the fog was thick visibilities a quarter mile. there was no significant damage aside from so many damage to the tanker's right side. >> there is not a gash in the hull whatsoever. there is i would characterize a crushing of the hull where it hit the fender. >> reporter: caltrans says there was no damage to the bay bridge. the tanker hit the fender and it acted like a bumper and took the brunt of the run-in. caltrans says they will replace 40 feet of it. now, as far as the pilot of the tanker, again, as we said he is scheduled for an interview with coast guard investigators. the "san jose mercury news" identifies him as guy kleess of san francisco. he ran aground a 550-foot cargo ship in sacramento years ago, that same year crashing a 600- foot cargo ship into a catwalk in stockton and in 2010 he ran aground in the inner richmond harbor. he tested negative for alcohol. we are waiting on the results of drug tests. but again as that