that's malcolm wallace. one man, richard card, tells the fbi that hi not only saw a man meeting wallace's description in the window, but saw the same man running out of the building after the shooting, jump in a late model rambler, and drive away. that was a major mistake on car's part because between 1963-78, there's no less than four attempts on mr. car's life. someone tried to shoot him in texas. he moved to montana. somebody tried to shoot him in montana, tried to bomb his car in montana, and moves back to washington, d.c., but when he's subpoenaed on the house elect committee as late as 1978 going to washington, he was tried to be gunned down in the street in washington, d.c.. what did he see that's important? he saw lbj's hitman leave the building. lee harvey oswald weighs 135 pounds and 26 years old, but three witnesses describe a middle-aged man, heavy set, balding, and wearing glasses m indeed, horn rimmed glasses two out of the three say. now you have eyewitness testimony and a finger print that ti

kravish to wallace. cobb, the great pass. wallace the finish. he had 13.

wallace. thank you colleagues, any questions to mr. wallace? i have a couple questions to help frame the conversation because obviously as district supervisor i know a little bit about this project given all the appeals over the years. given that we've had a number of appeals and lawsuit, there are a lot of details that are confusing. we are talking about the mornings -- modernization of the masonic center. can you tell the number of the proposed project? >> 135 patrons per show. 3300 from 3100. president david chiu: that's my understanding. an increase about 4 percent of capacity for individuals. as i read your appeal letter, it didn't from my perspective didn't address the environmental analysis or the adequacy of that or as much as from 2013 was granted. i wanted to ask why didn't you bring a cu appeal if you spent a lot of time in your letter focused on that. >> we didn't file a conditional use appeal. the board is very stringent of getting the board before yourself. the reasons we did file a conditional use appeal. it was accepted by the c

chris christie did it to justice john wallace. justice wallace was well regarded. there was no scandal around him. there were no allegations against him whatsoever. he was the only african-american justice on the whole new jersey state supreme court. and chris christie kicked him off the court in a historically unprecedented move. that was 2010. "the new york times" titled their editorial on the subject, "the politicization of a respected court." they called the move a national disgrace. democrats were absolutely outraged. senate democrats responded by saying they wouldn't confirm anybody else for justice wallace's seat. they were so mad at chris christie about this. senate democrats made chris christie's first nominee to replace justice wallace, they made her wait until somebody else's seat came up on the court then they would consider her for that one, but not justice wallace's. chris christie nominated a man named phil quan. senate democrats said no. chris christie nominated a man named bruce harris for the court, senate democrats said no. senate democrats were

wallace. thank you colleagues, any questions to mr. wallace? i have a couple questions to help frame the conversation because obviously as district supervisor i know a little bit about thio

wallace, a great two-way player. cobb, the flip behind his back. wallace the finish.lace, four steals today. 13 points. cobb had 16. they start the second half on an 18-4 run. solomon, five dunks, finished with st. cal now 5-0 in pac-12 play. tonight at 6:00 we preview the afc championship and hear from yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >> at 6:00, we're following breaking news. a water rescue in the bay. we'll take you there for an update. >>> why good news for california universities my be bad news for the state's hopeful students. join us at 6:00. >> america is getting its first view of a giant panda cub. bao-bao made her debut today. she is the first panda to survive birth at the zoo since 2005. crowds of people showed up and they were more excited than bao bao was. she fell asleep. >>> this is "world news." tonight the developing story, what we're now learning about the americans among the dead, targ

wallace? thank you. why don't we hear from the members of the public who wish to support the appellant. >> good afternoon. i'm bob pass more. you have in your record presented by mr. wallace by declaration for the matters using 22 b in the special use without requiring a code amendment. by 39 years of experience which is a zoning add sfrar before that as assistant zoning administrator and acting zoning administrator. the knob hill special use district as all special use districts was established and one of the first established in the planning code was established either to allow uses that weren't otherwise allowed by underlying zoning. in 1968 when that appeals special use was adopted property zone residential as the special use district notes the language especially is a rather unique area with rather unique combination of uses and special use district was trying to recognize that and protect that aspect of the hill. at that time we had hotels, we had institutions. the masonic add auditorium was a priv

they should stop, but >>> i'm chris wallace. president obama sets new limits on government surveillance, but finds it much harder to strike the balance as president than it was as a candidate. >> no more illegal wiretapping of american citizens. no more ignoring the law when it is inconvenient. we cannot prevent terrorist attacks or cyber threats without some capability to penetrate digital communications. >> we'll discuss the new reforms with the former head of the nsa and cia, general michael hayden. and the senator judiciary committee patrick leahy, hayden and leahy on "fox news sunday."

wallace? >> happy new year, bill. >> same to you. >> great place to start the year with a story on pope francis. the pope is calling us not to an ideology. is he calling us to the words of jesus. the words that you had speak to us. he is the -- as a catholic you know what the gospel of matthew 25 says how we treat the least of these hungry, the naked, the sick, the stranger, those locked up in jail-time is how we treat christ themself. this is the core of the gospel. so today, just today it was released the pope had a meeting with all the heads the orders and he called priests around the world to get out of their comfort zones and serve the poor. he says this is very important for me. be with those on the margins or else we will become abstract etiology gists. how do we get with the poor? that's what the pope is calling us all to. not etiology, but the core to the gospel of christ. >> the difference here is politics vs. theory, okay? theoretically every christian is going to help the poor, all

it goes from george wallace to very goldwater.s race and loses nationally, but wins in the south. are stepping inherent in republicanism, but it becomes a tactic that is most closely associated with republicans. >> let's go to 1980 speech in mississippi, ronald reagan, just a few miles from philadelphia, mississippi, the site of the 1964 murders of the civil rights activists. this was ronald reagan's first speech after accepting the republican nomination for president. he proclaimed his fidelity to states rights. >> i believe in states rights. i live in people doing as much as they can for themselves. i believe we have distorted the balance of our government today by giving powers that were never intended to the constitution to the federal establishment. >> states rights. before he responded that, i want to bring it up to today. this is republican senator marco rubio fortis begin just last week when he outlined sweeping changes to the federal government's anti-poverty programs. >> our current president and his liberal allies, with

chris wallace is with us now, anchor of "fox news sunday." i thought you were going to walk over to the rotunda and hang out with us. i guess you're a little bit too -- to do that, right? >> my lunch, i went to the corner bakery. i had half of a chicken sandwich, a bowl of chicken noodle soup. it was all in styrofoam. could not have been more delicious. >> sounds great. i usually eat from one of those outlets there, 1211 6th avenue in midtown manhattan. same thing. costs twice as much. it's also delicious. >> where did you have lunch today? >> at the white house. you had lunch at the white house at this time last year, though, because my team and i were in rome doing roman things. >> that's true. >> i was kind of hoping you were going to be in rome again this year. that's not the way it worked out. i went to the corner bakery. it was fine. >> i was kind of hoping that -- >> in the president's state of the union speech, it's interesting, he's not going to be talking about income ine wu l inequality so much. they've done polling. when you talk

kravish, sophomore wallace. this guy has back really good player. the steal.h, solomon, five dunks in the game. 7655 cal now 5-0 in pac-12 play. cardinal and huskies. randle, 14 at the break right now the cardinal leading this one. 47-41. >>> shocker in melbourne. five-time australian open champ serena william out by former world number one ana ivanovic. had never beaten serena in four past meetings, in fact never won a set but she capitalized. 4-6, 6-3,. >> usf beat san diego. santa clara hammered at home by byu. >> thank you, colin. up next at 9:00, how a teenager up next at 9:00, how a teenager forced to stay home bus of soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00. >> i respect them. but honestly, i don't think it's a good exa

kravish to wallace. cobb, the great pass. wallace the finish. he had 13. 16 of the game for cobb. bears by one at the break. they dominate the second half. solomon, five dunks. 5-0 in pac-12 play. this sports report brought to annual by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you so much, colin. up next at 6:00, how a teenager forced to stay home because of a serious injury is using hose whod ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20 cable 13, a look at the california industry becoming a growing target of organized crime. >>> then at 11:00 here on abc7, tears and hugs. the growing memorial for a 14-year-old girl killed by a vta train in the south bay. all at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> a teenager, forced out of school because of a serious injury, isn't missing a moment of class thanks to a robot. 15-year-old keith griffin broke both of his knees playing basketball last week. to help, a motorized robot that allows the real keith to attend classes from home

. >> rusk county deputies jeff wallace and riley comit are both in communication with peery and zeroinguspect's location. >> i heard warden peery advise that he was in pursuit of the suspect vehicle, heading southbound in my direction. so i then took some back roads and tried to get over to the area where he was. >> peery chases the suspect at more than 100 miles an hour. when he makes a wide turn around a corner, the suspect's car goes into a ditch on the side of the road. the officer takes advantage. >> pull over! >> i was able to pull my squad truck alongside and prevent him from coming back on to the road. >> but the driver is not about to surrender and speeds off. a short way down the road, rudolf frenzer stops again. >> he slows down and pulls all the way over to the right-hand side. and then i pull up. instead of pulling up alongside him, i pull up right behind him. >> the officer gets out, draws his weapon and orders the guy out of his car. >> get out of the road! now! get out! >> but the driver puts the pedal to the metal once again. >> we just stopped. he slammed on the brakes

kravish to wallace. cobb, the great pass. wallace the finish. he had 13. 16 of the game for cobb.y one at the break. they dominate the second half. solomon, five dunks. 5-0 in pac-12 play. this sports report brought to annual by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you so much, colin. up next at 6:00, how a teenager forced to stay home because of a serious injury is using a >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20 cable 13, a look at the california industry becoming a growing target of organized crime. >>> then at 11:00 here on abc7, tears and hugs. the growing memorial for a 14-year-old girl killed by a vta train in the south bay. all at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> a teenager, forced out of school because of a serious injury, isn't missing a moment of class thanks to a robot. 15-year-old keith griffin broke both of his knees playing basketball last week. to help, a motorized robot that allows the real keith to attend classes from home while his robotic course -- counterpart fills in for him in the classroom. keith can virtually raise his hanbey hitting a button and triggering a light on th

. >> ambassador wallace, have we toeady moved from prevention containment? >> i surly hope not, but it is certainly looking that way. >> do we know how that is measured? >> with the expertise in this panel am a absent entries that foley in 100% cooperate, there is no such thing as a verification that works. so we are deluding ourselves in the context of iran that additional protocol plus -- i do not want to speak for my colleagues, are great to ask for, but as for 100% operational, verification equals bomb. >> back to my question regarding containment or prevention. we have been told we are going to prevent, prevent, prevent. have we moved to containment? 10, 15e made this deal years ago and locked in at an early stage of the nuclear program, i would say we are not. now it sure looks like we are containing. >> mr. jones -- >> [inaudible] >> so when did we get to containment, in your opinion? 2008,o not know, maybe 2009. it was a gradual process. >> if we get the sanctions present, if we got containment not008 and 2009 and did admit it, if the sanctions would

. >> you can catch chris wallace's full interview on "fox news sunday" right here on the fox news channel. with multimillion dollar contracts for football players and high tv ratings, the nfl seems more popular than ever. so why are more fans deciding forget about it, i'm going to ditch going to the game and support my team from the comfort of my own home. we are going to take a look next. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had thpower to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't m

wallace or any of the parties? okay. seeing none at this time this hearing has been held and is closed. >> president chiu? president david chiu: thank you, colleagues, i want to take a moment to thank all the parties to today's presentation. what i want to do is briefly talk about the history of how we've gotten here. this has been a long 6-year history as was described in the first appeal here. it was in the board in 2010 who were serving at that time and dozens of conditions laid on at that time but there was not a -- issue. a lawsuit was settled last year. i want to reiterate a couple elements of that lawsuit. the number of caps on live events which is really the issue that the neighbors and the neighborhood really cared about was dropped from the project sponsors initial request of 95 events a year to 54 events about once a week. initially there were 11 concession stands requested the final settlement involved significant controls and alcohol consumption and only 5 concession stands another 20-year requirement on not

tyrone wallace, strong take off the bounce. wallace defensively takes it away from cj wilcox. he will get mugged there. solomon and look what i found. cal up 13-4 on the season and an 82-56 blowout of udub. among the challenges on sunday play with rage, but inteligent controlled rage. neither team can afford the dumb penalties like the one we saw committed by carolina against the niners on sunday. the history because these two teams, you know there will be a lot of trash talking. stanford man richard sherman, the king of smack, and this will be a rather intense clash. >> there is no question there is a lot of hostility between us. at the end of the day they are another football team. there is always going to be dislikes. >> there is no love lost. there is no love found. that's all. it will be intense and it will be physical. i don't know if there will be handshakes after this one. >> strong dislike. abc7 sports. brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> yikes. thanks, larry. >>> just ahead, there is one overconfident seahawks fan out there. >> and female announcer: female announc

wallace. >> thank you mr. president, my name is james wallace. i'm here representing my client and the san francisco neighborhood and nob hill neighbors. as you know i don't usually appear before the board. i know you will give myself and my colleague vet elf many years. this project has for many years and many of you have voted on twice before, some of you will be the first time. it's had union support, neighbor support and opposition from the neighborhood. but one thing i think is important here is that regardless of the support that the unions may have given or the settlement agreement may have, the city has to comply and the project still has to comply with all of the rules that are set before it. i got involved in this case because barrett a long time friend of mine regarding the liquor license. which i found was pretty lax code enforcement that shouldn't be going on. what i found was "avatar" foods, the third party vendor is seeking a liquor license on the basis of the 2012 conditional use approval that some of you voted on. as you know the

tyrone wallace, strong take off the bounce. wallace defensively takes it away from cj wilcox.d look what i found. cal up 13-4 on the season and an 82-56 blowout of udub. among the challenges on sunday play with rage, but inteligent controlled rage. neither team can afford the dumb penalties like the one we saw committed by carolina against the niners on sunday. the history because these two teams, you know there will be a lot of trash talking. stanford man richard sherman, the king of smack, and this will be a rather intense clash. >> there is no question there is a lot of hostility between us. at the end of the day they are another football team. there is always going to be dislikes. >> there is no love lost. there is no love found. that's all. it will be intense and it will be physical. i don't know if there will be handshakes after this one. >> strong dislike. abc7 sports. brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> yikes. thanks, larry. >>> just ahead, there is one overconfident seahawks fan out there. >> and why i'm detecting increasing levels of happiness. ...and the speed re

mark wallace is the lead author of the study. >> one of the classic pictures that you see with autismn that will actually be covering over their ears. they're trying to filter out that confusing information and focus only on one sense, let's say vision, in this circumstance. >> reporter: wallace's team has developed a video game to try to help kids with autism practice putting sight and sound together. austin is trying it out. one of the researchers told me it's sound processing that's delayed in autism, so kids see the picture about half a second before they hear the sound. part of the therapy is to try to speed up auditory processing so sight and sound better match. >> pelley: fascinating, jon. thanks very much. new jersey governor chris christie delivered his state of the state address today and he only made a brief mention of the scandal that has put his presidential ambitions in jeopardy. that scandal, as you know, involves christie aides who engineered a massive traffic jam to punish a mayor who declined to support christie's reelection. today, governor christie said "mistakes w

tyrone wallace, strong take off the bounce. wallace defensively takes it away from cj wilcox.. among the challenges on sunday play with rage, but inteligent controlled rage. neither team can afford the dumb penalties like the one we saw committed by carolina against the niners on sunday. the history because these two teams, you know there will be a lot of trash talking. stanford man richard sherman, the king of smack, and this will be a rather intense clash. >> there is no question there is a lot of hostility between us. at the end of the day they are another football team. there is always going to be dislikes. >> there is no love lost. there is no love found. that's all. it will be intense and it will be physical. i don't know if there will be handshakes after this one. >> strong dislike. abc7 sports. brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> yikes. thanks, larry. >>> just ahead, there is one overconfident seahawks fan out there. >> and why [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just

the irony also is that eric holder is married to the black woman that was the little girl george wallace blocked in the door. that just happens to be his wife. but you know, she talked, jimmy, about the following her twitter thread last night. congressman you'll's camp tweeted last night before even before the president spoke, the first release of obama speech reads like dictates from a king, all orders he will do to bypass congress #lawless. #lawless? you worked in congress, jimmy. you've been on the hill awhile. did president obama invent using the executive order? >> no, in fact, since i think the last 30 years, the president has used the executive order the least of all presidents in his first term. >> really? >> that's exactly right. here's what's interesting, tim huelskamp, a member of congress is using the hashtag lawless. he should apply it to his own chamber because they haven't passed any. you might want to stop pointing a finger at the united states for doing something that you consider lawless. i understand that you are a republican, he's a democrat. fine. but you can't actua

chris wallace pointed out, median income is down.ime in a recovery, growing number of people dropping out of the workforce. increase in people working part time for economic reasons. that is to say they can't get full-time work. we have food stamps up. in fact for the first time in the history of the food stamp program we now have more adults getting food stamps than children and elderly poor which is historically been the case. so we've got a terrible economic recovery. we're not yet back to the point that we were when we began the recession in december of 2007, in terms of the number of people working in america and in the meantime, we have had eight or nine million people or more enter the workforce without a job there. so, the president ought to be focused on that. instead it appears to say income inequality, now quote, ladders to opportunity. fancy woods are not going to hide the fact that they're more concerned with cuttings up the pie that we got rather than growing the pie that the american people want to participate in. bill

so as i listen to you now and agree with a lot of what you say to wallace strikes me is we need some kind of language problem "of. we need to learn how to speak about race so that it is not threatening to either side to may decide to all sides, whenever. how do we learn that language in the day of antagonistic into that comments, the moment someone says something in the world we live in. >> very difficult because people when you try to raise this subject at all in today's media age people are only listening to the first. and when they get that the conversation is said. the thing is the civil rights movement they face that problem to. they could market stuck in the newspapers. that was the beginning of it. what are we going to do about it. we have to write down the names and addresses, we think these jurors are. amplify our words with witnesses sacrifice. we need to make the real challenge never to take any stumbling block in racial dialogue every conversation about race as it has affected american democracy should begin with the premise that talking about race makes it bigger. it enl

justin cobs in the passing lane, and wallace will take his time.l plow. >>> if you thought sunday's game last week in carolina was chippy with the guys running seattle. they showed up during the game. stamp men. he also leaves the lead in flash talking. it's going to be an in tense clash of teams that truly dislike one another. >> there's no question there is a lot of hostility, you know, between us. but they're another number team. there's always going to be dislikes. >> there's no love loss, there's no will found. it's going intense, it's. >> reporter: your mom as tried the toddler years so you have. the only thing he misses is being able to play in big ones like this one coming up. >> he throws with his right arm, he doesn't need his left arm, right? another epic coming up between peyton manning and tom brady. manning will battle wits with patriots coach bill bellichek known for his defensive genius, confusing opposing quarterbacks. manning knows he's got to be ready for the unexpected. >> coach bellichek is the best coach that i've ever compete

>> how would wallace describe wallace?le. >> so let's get talking here. we talked a little bit earlier about the 11 attorneys general blasting president obama's fixes, a letter went out saying he's completely out of bounds. what's your thoughts on that? >> i hope this case goes to the supreme court just because i'd like to find out as a lot of americans would and those 11 attorneys general, what is the law of the land? the way we learned it in civics is that congress passes the law and then the president signs it and then the president enforces the law that congress passed. but this president, particularly in obamacare, it's basically been like a menu in a chinese restaurant. i'll take one from column a and one from column b. and he decides what he's going to enforce and what he isn't. they say, well, enforcement discretion on his part. but again, it sure isn't the way we learned it in civics class. >> that's right. >> but you look at this administration and because there is a log jam and polarization up in congress, they

we got to know nick geoffer and thom wallace. are they on track to make the team? >> only three spots - you can calculate them on paper. there's a fourth discretionary spot which if no one meets the criteria, a five-member panel will make the decision. the team is expected to be nominated tonight. >> rumour had it that wallace had trouble out there in the slopes in park city. if he doesn't make it does he have a chance as a discretionary pick. >> he has a chance. i wish i could predict, but it's cutthroat. >> and tim is a chance. >> giant slalom is his best event. he proved to be a three medal threat, three out of five events on the men's. watch for that utah native. >> a knee injury will keep lindsey vonn out of the socially games, who does that leave as america's best hope. >> lindsey vonn was not the entire team. there's julie vancuso and has always been in the shadow. the day lindsay got injured julia got a medal. you turn the spotlight on her, she does well, she's in the money. and michala, mentally tough and smooth. she won the world championship title in sla

can cope with tiny retrieve the classic siding with the old phil spector kendall wallace him the present and here's a free stamp for producers friends can be stressful eclectic mix of friends who know what to you. our tutor to see him from getting so excited for her to hear what he was clever. the nielsen said. what a great week at me sick. over the past couple of dead kids angry speeches theatrical skills consisting of stuff still step dancing at taking audiences the word over by storm. names like robert sounds of the lord that that skin teach and to national acclaim. can i go home with me as the gist of the new theatrical fashion is the story of a common theme and is joined by a large cast itself that its sales target word that some of the bag is either statues. set on tape telling passengers just makes it healthy to journey across the atlantic. this is a playful and energy fell through. does any of the small audience to this issue begins its words heard a few months and we stop and think i counted down to take to the states for the first time i leave you name some highlights from the