the plan was for me to meet the men on the walkway after they approached the decoy.itor at the beach is 34-year-old michael collins, a swimming pool maintenance man and father of two. he drove about 60 miles to get here. online, collins uses the screen name justforfun007 and subtracts 11 years from his age and chats with a decoy named alison who tells him she's 14. in their very first conversation collins asks -- >> how far are you gone sexually? >> i sort of don't kiss and tell. >> collins goes on to say what he'll do when they meet in person. >> first i would undress you, and lay you done kiss all over your body and completely relax you. how is that for starters? mm-mm, i could so go on. >> i would love that. >> the next day collins seems well aware that sex with 13-year-old alison would be wrong when the decoy writes. >> do you want to make love to me? >> if you was 18, yes, at 14, you scare me. >> so do you not want to talk to me anymore? >> talk, yes, about sex stuff, no. need to mature a little more before you're ready for me. >> that's cool. >> but collins cha

the existing drums free walkway, which a line north and south the train tracks in st. and the embarcadero would be really an escaped and widened. and you open space, also known as pacific park would be subject to the north lily site. it would measure approximately 11,500 square feet it is proposed to include grass seating areas, and children's play areas, as well as seating for an adjacent cafe. these bases would strengthen and expand an existing network of richly-landscape pedestrian connections. the project also includes 255 parking spaces within the garages that would be accessible to the general public in order to restore the health club and other resources on the site and to provide parking and other waterfront uses in the vicinity. several other parking facilities have been recently removed or proposed for future removal. therefore the amount of non- residential is appropriate for the project. however, in terms of residential parking, a project proposes 134 parking spaces to serve it well unit, and they are requesting a modification to the limitations maximum of

an understanding of how far from that paved walkway was trayvon's body found? >> well, that's another interesting thing because you do see as you guys were talking about earlier as charles blow mentioned earlier you see the narrative being shaped to try to fit the facts because the facts are that trayvon martin's body was found face down with his face in the grass. so his feet would have been toward the concrete. so then you'd have to explain how george zimmerman was having his head bashed in on the concrete but trayvon ended up 180-degree turn with that with his feet 20rds the concrete and he ended up face down so the concrete is down the middle between the grassy backyards which are all common and by the way, lawrence, you know, people who live there have said to local reporters that's where the kids go and walk their dogs. that's where the children who live in the community play football together. it's not a sinister behind the -- >> there are trash receptacles for people walking there. it's very clearly not some sort of sinister area and as you point out --

as officers came up the walkway they heard three shots rang off. police believe the apparently unarmed man tried to enter the front door before he died of a coming through a side entrance tests and was shot in the from room of a home. the man who pulled the trigger was one of three guests staying here along with a woman and child. a neighbor says the people who live in the home is an elderly couple who has of the visitors. the people inside the home declined to be interviewed. police say that has to use in the shooting belongs to the homeowner. here, you can see a crime scene investigator collecting evidence. the hon police captain says it is too soon to tell if a person fired the gun will face any charges. >> it is hard to tell. it was dark in early morning. it is difficult to see. people have a right to defend themselves using reasonable force in our home when being confronted flick a. if this suggestion is a little bit different. that is why the district attorney of books at the situation before they decided to prosecute. for for >>maureen: at t

they are considering a proposal widen existing gravel walkways along the mall. tightly compacted soil on the difficult to grow grass. >> it is pretty much right now. >> the rain is coming to an end. we will get some more overnight. if you are late sleeper tomorrow, it will all be gone then as well. you can see the back edge of the rain. tracking it all afternoon. toward the rain heading the bay. it has ended just west of the metro area. continue. will flood watch is in effect for the.of ec shaded in green. for the potential of another f rain and heavier downpours when the cold front comes our way. 55 and 40 degrees, that was the high and low at reagan national. least 125 been at warnings issued today. horace holmes had a report earlier, you have more at 11:00. widespread tornado watches and yellow. is the tornado warnings. we have a cell phone video wjla.com. this is in indiana. this is what you do not want to in deep vicinity. he got very close to that. i think he decided to maybe go take shelter. many torn into reports. it is still undergoing. -- that many tor

although clarendon is a different street by nature, i would point out is interconnected by a pedestrian walkway, and i did conduct the entire staff visit on foot, and i was able to do it conveniently. as shown in some of the photos presented by the appellants, those homes on the northern side are clearly visible from belgrave ave. as a slope of, so another thing to keep in mind is the streets are introduced not as comparative benchmarks, but simply to give an orientation to the reader as to where the geography is, and ceqa does have a lengthy section in our environmental documents. it attempts to tell the story of where it is located and what surrounds it. it has been within a block for two of the project site. >> i want to mention there were certain things mentioned in the testimony with respect to youthe environmental document. they did mention this spring, and people are mentioning birds and animals and other creatures running around. it was considered in biological resources. if there were issues of soils commo, it was included in this document. but is not to say even if it was upheld, the

although clarendon is a different street by nature, i would point out is interconnected by a pedestrian walkway, and i did conduct the entire staff visit on foot, and i was able to do it conveniently. as shown in some of the photos presented by the appellants, those homes on the northern side are clearly visible from belgrave

the mark is already equipped with facilities like cabins, camping sites, and wooden walkways for visitors and will undergo further development. >>> thailand's government is working to improve the quality of its service economy in a bid to remain competitive, after the opportunity comes into effect in 2015. they have designated three areas of elderly care, spas and restaurants, have issued a campaign to raise standards to meet high international demands. the ministry says it will hold workshops to help the workforce improve their skills. in thailand, about 1 million businesses are engaged in the service sector, one of the country's key sources of revenue. >>> let's now go to rachel ferguson, who has the world weather forecast. rachel, feeling like summer across much of the united states. what's happening there? >> you're absolutely right. here seeing may-like temperatures throughout much of the u.s. and canada, however, it's not all warm. we have a winter storm taking place across the northwest, into northern california, we're seeing some really significant precipitation, it's going to be

see the waves are crashing into not just the sides of the pier but they're spraying the top of the walkway as well. the waves are expected to be up to 17 feet high later tonight. those who live around here are prepared for what is to come. >> i don't even go to this water. because once you get in there you don't -- very, very rare you can come out. and i've seen surfer, take it for grant, everything is company, and before you know it, you don't see the surfer anymore. >> reporter: the weather service officials are suggesting people stay out of the water because of the strong rip tides and sneaker currents. they could be very, very dangerous, and it is also very windy here, which just adds to the discomfort for those who are outside. that advisory does end tomorrow afternoon at 3:00. live in pacifica, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> hail is also coming down around the bay area, this was shot shortly after noon near campbell. didn't last too long or cause any damage. >>> wet weather is creating problems on the roadways. northeast of sacramento work crews are cleaning up from a huge mudsli

clooney, along with civil rights leaders and four members of congress, deliberately stepped on to the walkway in front of sudan's embassy and were immediately arrested. >> andrea, it's actually a humiliating thing to be arrested, but i'm proud to be standing with my father. >> very odd place to be for a newsman. now i'm an advocate. >> what my father and his team experienced. >> reporter: clooney is best known in the world of red carpets and paparazzi, but equally at home in darfur. first bringing his father in 2006. traveling with ann curry two years ago. hoping to dramatize a crisis a world away from hollywood. as he told brian williams on "rock center." >> i'd like indicted war criminals to enjoy the same level of celebrity as me. that seems fair. >> reporter: using his access to the powerful to stop a murderous regime from the white house to the halls of congress. >> these are war crimes. >> reporter: george clooney arrived in washington by train with a police escort and ended in handcuffs. >> not allowed to hang out at the sudanese embassy. >> i didn't know that, did you? >> reporter: a

the park is already equipped with facilities like camping sites and walkways for visitors.t will undergo further development. >>> thailand's government is working to improve the quality of its service economy in a bid to remain competitive after the asean economic committee comes into effect in 2015. the commerce ministry designated three areas of elderly care, spas and restaurants. and initiated a campaign to raise standards to meet high international demands. the ministry says it will hold workshops to help the workforce improve their skills. in thailand, about 1 million businesses are engaged in the service sector, one of the country's key sources of revenue. >>> and let's get a check of the weather from mai shoji. >> thank you, michio. we have a troublesome aspect here in northern coast of australia. monsoonal troughs are impacting heavily the northwestern coast, especially in northern territory. we have a tropical low that will be maintaining its intensity as it travels inland. and it is not a fast moving system. so it will be accumulating lots of rainfall. we already

the question, though, who will walkway from tonight's contest with momentum? three states will tell the story. ohio, 63 delegates at stake. tonight is the symbolic prize. >> we have been all over the state from a to z. all right? akron to zanesville. >> it's gut check time. who wants it the most? what do you say? it always comes down to ohio. but usually not in a primary. >> if romney wins ohio and tennessee, 55 delegates at stake he moves closer to being inevitable in shutting this race down. newt gingrich poised to win his home state of georgia. if that's the only state in his column, does pressure grow for him to get out of this race? if one candidate wins two of these big three states they come away a perception winner. romney needs half the delegates at stake and can do that even if he loses ohio and tennessee. 221 delegates. good night for santorum, 115 to 130. he should be able to win half of what he's eligible for. even if santorum were to win every delegate eligible for his ceiling is, sitting at 369. ineligible for all 46 of virginia's delegate. not

so we're gonna see all these curved and circuitous walkways through the house.ve the dark colored tiled roof which represents in chinese symbolism the heavens, which is the yin, and it's all about opposites in feng shui and balance and harmony in nature, and the red doors and the red windows which represent good luck, good fortune, and that's the yang. so you have all of these interesting elements going on in the home. >> boy, i'm glad we're with you. i wouldn't have noticed any of that. let's go inside. boy, look at this. okay, our home tour begins and it's gonna be a lucky one because we're coming in through the red door, right? >> right, yes. >> that means good luck. and i assume we start over here. what room was this? >> this is the living room. >> there's nothing here. >> well, the house is basically set in 1941 and that's because the only photographic evidence we have of what the house looked like are from some life magazine photographs that were taken in 1941. >> so life magazine came out here to do, what, a photo study on the life with the o'neills at th

. >> reporter: martin was killed on the walkway right outside mary kutcher's open window.he believes the screams were martin just before the gunshot. >> when the gunshot went off, the crying stopped. if it was zimmerman who was crying or whining or whatever because he was hurt or, i think it would have continued. >> reporter: that's why she's told police this was not a case of self-defense. late today martins family attorneys said zimmerman supporters are just blaming the victim adding that trayvon martin would be alive today if zimmerman didn't get out of his car and start acting like a police officer. >> ron allen in florida for us tonight. thanks. >>> we're joined now in the studio by craig sauder, george zimmerman's attorney. a lot has been said, as you can see this is very emotional right now. what don't we know in this case, and at the end of the day how do you think this will all play out? >> you know, from the beginning there was some type of conflict and at the end trayvon martin ended up dead. i think there's a lot of information in between those point that has n

our plan is to open up these waterfront with fully accessible pedestrian walkways. new public open space will be created. this includes comments on jackson street in a new waterfront park. the entire project is made feasible economically through the creation of 134 dwellings at the southern tip of the site. this occupies less than 30% of the entire street frontage, and this will be housing that will be family-friendly, 2 and 3- bedroom units, supported one-one of bicycle parking, and 1-1 parking for cars. it will be supported by a wide variety of amenities. you have heard about it opens based restaurants and parking to support the waterfront. that is public parking, as well as commuters bicycle facilities. as mr. snowgrove pointed out, this project has been 100 community meetings and detailed embarcadero study done by the planning department staff at the request of supervisor chu. results are fully reflected in this plan. they include a wide and pedestrian well, st. front retail, and the complete redesign of the original scheme to accommodate the recommendations of

they have also made it a lot more transparent by having the pedestrian walkways come through and replacing all of the chain- link fence, which is very copiague, with a ground-floor retail and additional ground floor uses. [bell rings] at the health club. thank you. irish your support for the project. -- i urge your support for the project. >> good afternoon. my name is mona lisa, the chair of the san francisco chapter of the national organization for women, a practicing attorney in san francisco. i am not here today in my professional capacity. i am here as a local foodie and mom of two. i have an 11-year-old and a 5- year-old, and we love to come to the farmer's market. my kids are six years apart. when it came time to decide, well i have another child, the advice that i got was to look at a family portrait and see at somebody was missing. so along came cisco, the second one. when i walked outside of the farmer's market with my bluebell coffee and my bag of gluten-free biscuits, i look back in my beautiful city and something is missing. because i am seeing concrete and chain-link fence. t

there is a slight widening to this walkway. most of that is going to be in shade most of the day, and i do not see how the city of san francisco is better off for it. the idea that being able to sit in the shade and have a cup of coffee at a cafe as a sort of replacement for the types of opportunities that the club prisons noesents now, i do not , and asked that the board not accept. thank you. >> good morning. my name is marie and up. i work in embarcadero center -- center just a block from the proposed development. i wanted to focus this morning on one aspect of the development, and that is the elimination of the tennis courts. in concert with that, the development of a new expanded fitness facility. i think this is a bad trade. the tennis courts offer unique, outdoor recreational space. it is well-used by people of all ages who live and work in the neighborhood. in contrast, the proposed private indoor gym would simply duplicate facilities that are already abundant in the area. by my count, there are already 20 -- 20 indoor

and the walkways and more. but the plan is commercially way to much for the small space. if this is a necessity, consider the aesthetic height of said from washington, three buildings crammed into a small area. the surrounding urban plan includes an open space, uses a variety of spaces in relationship to people. this creates a wall between the current neighborhood and the waterfront. it does not consider the impact on the neighborhood and its poor urban planning. thank you. >> hello, i am christine. i have been living and working in san francisco for five years. so here to support the 8 washington project your i am speaking on behalf of daniel solomon today, who was not able to stay for the remainder of the hearing. he is a professor of marriage is in architecture at berkeley and principal at daniel solomon design partners. i have been the architect for a number of the city's affordable housing projects including one build and one proposed, immediate neighbors to 8 washington. i believe 8 washington wash -- the city and in this neighborhood in particular needs to be home