. >>> the weiner family were active members of their local church, where loving your neighbor and helping others were more than just words but a way of life. ♪ the rock of ages >> but not everyone in the weiner's church wished them well. ♪ with salvation and forensic evidence proved that someone in the congregation had the motive to kill them. >>> on a thursday night in june of 1988, sally weiner got a telephone call at her corry, pennsylvania home. it was her congressman's office calling to say that her husband harry, who was a vice president of the local bank and a civic leader, had just been chosen as corry's man of the year. >> the caller instructed her not to let on to her husband, as it was supposed to be a surprise, and that she was to meet someone the following day to go over the plans for this -- this celebration. >> the next day, harry weiner got a telephone call at the bank. >> this is sally -- >> we know it's a tape recorded call, because there's no interaction between harry and sally. he's trying to talk to her and she's not responding. she just continues to talk. >> she had

he'd put a contract on me and harry weiner while the trial was going on because we were key witnessesi don't think that he would stop at anything. >> despite the overwhelming amount of forensic evidence against him, kopenheffer continues to maintain his innocence. >> that's the arrogance of the man, that despite overwhelming evidence as to his guilt and many defendants do this, they still, still refuse to accept responsibility for the crimes that they've committed. and that's the sin, one of the since of all of this. >> this case in my own opinion is a landmark case. it is the beginning of the genesis of what computer forensics is now. from this computer forensics was born. >>> in the 1950s, police searched all over california for a man who committed a series of heinous crimes all in the same night. they checked literally thousands of leads, but eventually the case went cold. almost five decades later, advances in computer technology and handwriting analysis proves the old adage that you can run but you can't hide.

just wanted to provide this afternoon to talk to you about proposed legislation, that supervisor weiner is presenting. from the conversations that we have been having about the financial situation, and we have been as we presented to the commission and the mayor's office and to the board, at that time, we had some consider concerns about our financial situation, and a couple of things that we were highlighting was that one, we were concerned about general fund departments and raising the general fund rates, and two we were talking about, mount tunnel and that was a major concern, that impacted our ability, or our financial situation. and we rec, which is a regulatory issues and then, the other final one is looking for new customer and also, maximizing and so we talked about those challenge and we wanted to have supervisor weiner come up to talk about the legislation, that he is currently proposing. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> thank you commissioners for giving me the brief opportunity to talk about this today and this legislation, and i want to thank general manager

the tenth annual weiner 100 dashound races.n weiner dogs were in the running. >> look at them go. some took a straighter path to the finish line than others. they all got there eventually and their whether they won or lost, which is the point. congratulations, everybody, is a winner in a race like that. >> some of the heavyweight division was presumably the dog with the longest name. here it comes, oscar mayer von weiner schnitzel, i. huh? >> say that again? >> oscar mayor von weiner schnitzel i. >> you nailed it. >> coming up in "the skinny," reunion of full house cast members. >> i am not awake. you are very sharp. later we are taking you to wimbledon where a bird is upstaging the celebrities and athletes. see why a hawk is getting global attention. you are watching "world news now." ♪ soaring through the sky ♪ it might be a bird ♪ i'll know because birds have beaks ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by finish power and free. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thie

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. so i'm a strong supporter of this project. i also had an opportunity like supervisors avalos to not see this site, but by a stretch of the area. it's going to take time and commitment to make it happen. i think it's always important as supervisor breed did ask legitimate questions and those are legitimate questions to ask. this points us in the direction of doing this acquisition. first of all. in addition to the strategy that mr. ginsberg talked about in terms of the water fronted and this is the biggest picture and in terms of our open space acquisition situation there is, i have always understood it to be this property as part of a broader strategy. the board was i think correctly and thank you colleagues unanimously supported the acquisition of the future side of the knowey valley square which they worked on for several years and grants and fundraising was almost totally funded for the actual construction of that project. it was very exciting. i understood at the time when we moved fore with that site, that moved forward f

next speaker. >> richard weiner i'm a dog patch resident. i urge you to put the loop in the right place by ending the loop at mariposa your denying increased services to all the businesses on 23rd and 22nd street pier 70 hopefully will be use there no service there people have to walk to 22nd or mariposa the station on 22nd and pennsylvania nothing happening now its very, very busy and again those folks have to walk all the way back to 22nd and 23rd street instead of having the t line loop at 22nd or meeting metro east. there's another thousand unit being planned and lastly the block between illinois and 18 and 19 has heavy trucks and cars and two bike lanes you're going to add a big muni strtd streetcar you've begging for bikes to get hit and all kinds of things. there's no stop plan for this loop not at 19 and illinois or 19 and third so in conclusion i urge you to please put the loop in the right place it's the right thing to do >> is there any further public comment yes, please come down. >> the mission bay loop project was comboild a de

. >>> the weiner family were active members of their local church, where loving your neighbor and helpingwere more than just words but a way of life. ♪ the rock of ages >> but not everyone in the weiner's church wished them well. ♪ with salvation and forensic evidence proved that someone in the congregation had the motive to kill them. >>> on a thursday night in june

. >> so, let me just see, on the roster is supervisor breed and then supervisor weiner. >> okay. >> thank you. mr., and vice chairman. i just have a couple of questions. and i am not sure on this, the list of that supervisor avalos that have been analyzed and i think that some of them have been and some of them have not. and so, i question, in case you have done this analysis, you could tell me whether you have done it. and so, reducing the pci, score, the average pci score, that the pavement condition in the index scores from the streets from 70 to 68 and which in real terms is cutting about ten million dollars a year out of road resurfacing, which is a one quarter of the proposed road resurfacing, budget. now, if i recall correctly on prop b, which was passed in 2011 actually contains the voter adoptive policy that we are to get to 70 pci scores, on our roads. and so, in terms, and i guess that i, i don't know if this is a, and a legal question, or maybe not. and in terms of what is the relevance of the fact that about 70 percent of the voters, voted to put 7 pci score, of 70, for our r

. >>> a restraining order against the candidate running against candidate weiner. he wants the order changed to appear in debates against weiner as it stands he must stay 150 feet away from the supervisor. patrelas claims he tried to photograph the supervisor at a urinal. >> if you're driving over the golden gate bridge, work is beginning to prepare for january's installation of a moveable median barrier. for the next few days, the northbound lanes will be closed from 9:00 p.m until 5:00 a.m overnight hours. tonight, the southbound curve lane will be closed for new lane striping starting tomorrow, southbound drivers will see the number of available lanes at the toll plaza reduced from 8 to 6. they may continue into next week when modifications begin. >> a san francisco city street is getting a new name because the person it's named after made controversial remarks san francisco board of supervisors voted to change the name after a polish politician and nobel peace prize winner made homophobic remarks. it will be named drchlt tom waddell street t . >> an out of cont

as for guidance, weiner talked about where that growth are come from, saying the growing portfolio ofinkedin apps are working. today they announced a new sales navigator b to b service. he says the advertising service should get a boost. melissa. >> julia boorstin, thank you for that. bob peck e-mailed us and said that was a huge reason why the stock was up a. nice call buy, by cyr adami. >> i queed myself up. it could have been a fricasee you would have been. >> fricaseed you. >> given what we heard from facebook. i like the story about linkedin, you can sayifies trade, pull the rip cord tomorrow. i think there is momentum. if the world doesn't go peer shaped, we flag a number of times. >> i like linkedin still. >> let's move to reporting earnings, starting off with expedia beating earnings. >> expedia performed well. it's up 14% year-to-date. they're putting all the pieces together. they bought themselves a rent a car company or multiple ones to fit in with that. they bought themself travel agents that fit in wherever they need them abroad. i think all if all, it's still viable. i d

it's something i just >>> a restraining order against the candidate running against candidate weiner. he wants the order changed to appear in debates against weiner as it stands he must stay 150 feet away from the supervisor. patrelas claims he tried to photograph the supervisor at a urinal. >> if you're driving over the golden gate bridge, work is beginning to prepare for january's installation of a moveable median barrier. for the next few days, the northbound lanes will be closed from 9:00 p.m until 5:00 a.m overnight hours. tonight, the southbound curve lane will be closed for new lane striping starting tomorrow, southbound drivers will see the number of available lanes at the toll plaza reduced from 8 to 6. they may continue into next week when modifications begin. >> a san francisco city street is getting a new name because the person it's named after made controversial remarks san francisco board of supervisors voted to change the name after a polish politician and nobel peace prize winner made homophobic remarks. it will be named drchlt tom waddell street t . >> an out of cont

. >> did you very much, supervisor weiner, for being here, thanks for all of your work, city wide and thank you for your remarks to the staff here at the puc. >> thank you. >> thank you very much, commissioners. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> general manager kelley, i am inclined to move through the agenda and then come back to the general manager's report and i am also inclined to take the public comment on this occasion, and then again on that occasion, if there is no objection, from my colleagues, i will go ahead and do that. if you see that is? >> sure, that is fine. >> then i am going to go ahead and i am call for public comment on this item and i do have a speaker card, fransico, ducasta? >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i thought that the puc was an enterprise department. and i have a pretty good understanding of the general fund. and before any legislation is passed, i think that it needs assessment. and now, we had conversations before and the financial fer and your consultant. and then, they just projected that we could get hetchy power to the t

low flow fixture app changes to building code but still san francisco supervisor scott weiner think theity should moptor water use and individual units. >> terms of getting people to conserve. if not paying their own world trade center bill if not seeing their own water usage it's going to be harder for them to conserve. >> supervisor weiner also proposed the city to use recycle world trade center to keep golden gate park grass green. he says the items will be on the board of supervisor agenda when it reconvenes in september. >> by september when they rae convene unlikely we have any significant rain. >> spencer is back with the forecast. >> we hope for it but in the likely. however we look at deposit done we do see couple spots of 80's of precipitation just offshore. just off point reyes as a matter of fact and weather service says there is a slight chance ofize lited thunderstorm developing overnight so we see what happens. mean while tomorrow state wide look for hot conditions once again. high above 100 agrees at cheek oshtion sacramento, 40's no, palm spring and yosemite 93. her in

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>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you very much. i'm very supportive of all of these three nominations. i want to thank president chiu on his very thoughtful and delivery process. coming up with the nominations and casting a very wide net in terms of soliciting input and making sure to solicit other information and i appreciate that process. these are very strong appointments and i want to reiterate that both of the planning commission and board of appeals, particularly the planning commission, it is a huge huge undertaking. i think if, i think i had lunch with commissioner wu about six 6 months after she took office and she will a test that it is quite an adjustment and sometimes rivals the board of supervisors in terms of the amount of energy and it's a wonderful community service. i'm very respectful of anyone who would do that for essentially no remuneration at all. and commissioner moore, i look forward to continue to work with you on various items and bobbie wilson is someone who i have respected enormously for many years. she

mistresses, know includes a slew of tv housewives, and donald sterling's former mistress, and anthony weiner'slleged former sexting partner sidney leathers to name just a few. of course, cashing in on infamy is no sure bet. remember michelle magee who made headlines for breaking up sandra bullock's marriage. most people would say that having a tattoo of a swastika and breaking up sandra bullock's marriage would not be a great path towards fame, riches, anything but being generally dishiked. >> i have being viewed as the villain, breaking up america's sweet heart marriage. >> reporter: she told us it was the beginning of a whole new career for us. but a search today yielded barely a mention since 2011. >> modeling agencies always want to take on the hottest, most talked about person in media. >> reporter: trend watcher britney lavigne says social media is creating stars in places no one would have dare looked a few short years ago. >> i never heard of agents actually having to comb through mug shots or look at mugshots to find their next big thing. i think because of social media and because ev

we heard the rumors about jfk, read about clinton, we've seen more than enough of anthony weiner, butturns out the steamiest and best documented of washington's wanton lust comes from warren g. harding. >> people think that 100 years ago nobody had sex fantasies. i keep telling people, if those people didn't have sex fantasies, we wouldn't be here today. >> don't let the top hat fool you. these letters are not proper. 1,000 pages of notes. not to harding's wife but mistress will be released online by the library of congress at the end of this month. their public display goes against every explicitly written desire of the nation's 29th president. they are not that tough to square with the historical consensus that he was one of america's worst presidents ever. the letters were written between 1910 and 1920, and shipped to his mistress in ohio via railway rail service in a train like this one. they preceded his time as president, but do include all but one year in his time under u.s. senate. they have been under lock and key 50 years under a court-ordered seal. page after page of hardin

>> >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. i want to thank you for your comments. supervisor breed you and i have been on a multi-dialogue and back and forth on this conversation. i want to thank you for really length and being willing to send this to the voters. i preernt -- appreciate that. i also appreciate breed's acknowledge in the data and science here. what everyone's view is, the data and science really are disputable at this point. the data in terms of the linkages between these beverages and very serious diseases deflecting our community, diabetes, liver disease, other health problems thab -- that are dproeshtly impacting the community. the data and science validating this tax. dr. come dom go who presented a study showing the alkaline of this. our own city economist as well as the actual experience that we are seeing in mexico which quickly saw a decline in consumption after the passage of mexico's soda tax last year. we know in this country that a series of cigarette taxes over the years have been the single most important things in collapsing smoking r

on time and on budget and to thank vice chair weiner and chiu at the event with mayor ed lee we're proud to support the probating revenue project i was pleased to host a delegation with supervisor wiener i was interested to learn of spain's high speed rail program and both sides talked about the sustainable transportation times programs and speaking of sustainable transmission we came together to have a pro transit budget on the cap and trade we've received a lion's share at the $630 million for high speed rail intercity and sustainable projects and affordable housing we'll track and support in package and hope the mayors signature are good news for san francisco and our state that concludes my remarks if no comments interest the commission well open up for public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. item 4 this is a director's report and informational item >> hi lift ev'ry voice and sing i didn't chang. i'm pleased to be here and my report is on our desk as well as the geary brt projects as supervisor avalos mentioned we saw some action on the local and state levels at the fed

. >> >>supervisor scott weiner: i would like to ask ted eagan to discuss his report. >> thank you. ted eagan controllers office. supervisor wiener i believe you summarized all the of the main points of the report. it's quite lengthy. i won't go into detail. i'm happy to take any questions that you and the board have. >> thank you. mr. -- you also worked on this. you want to add anything? >> fred brus oh from the budget analyst office. we have a report if you have any questions on it. >> thank you very much. we also, i will note colleagues at the first budget hearing we had detailed presentations from various departments. our departments are here if questions arise, but we are not going to have them repeat their presentations they made at the first budget hearing. so with that, before we start public comment, i know the school district is here, chris arm troud. i want to give him an opportunity to speak on behalf of the school district. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. my name is chris arm troud. i just want to very very briefly come here and say thank you. i'm here on behalf of sup

supervisor scott weiner says the ban assumes gay men have hiv. >> this was a relic of the '80s, when we were at the height of the epidemic. and so much has changed from them. and we need to move away from reactionary discriminatory policies. >> the fda says that gay and hiv-men are at increased risk of passing the disease which can be transmitted by transfusion. the ban has been in place since 1983. >>> and more on tuesday, board members to vote on whether to increase a usage fee from $1.00 to $3.55 per stop. they say they're making increased stops and the increased fee is needed to increase the pilot program that lets the private buses use muni stops. some say it exploits profits for the benefits for the employees. >>> and you have heard of the special olympics and maybe even the paralympics. >> but there is another game you may not have heard of. including for transplant patients, we'll share one story of triumph. >>> don't bother cooking, let me ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [

supervisor scott weiner says this is just like a >>: this is no different than as cigarette tax which why you seen the decline and smoking rates >> james:if the soda tax passes. it will bring in revenues between 34 and 55 million and >> darya:a driver plowing through a crowd at the annual comic-con zombie walk. >> darya:it happened around 5:30 saturday. and >> darya:san diego police say the man was with his family in their car waiting for the walkers to go by. the family is deaf. and >> darya:the man waited several minutes and then rolled through because his small children were afraid of the crowd. >> darya:several people surrounded the car and started punching it, causing the father to drive forward again. >> darya:this time, a woman in her 60s was hit and fell under the car. the >>:onlookers cheered as police later put the driver into a squad car. the injured woman was taken to a local hospital. >>: a new hot spot in the cupertino sat down highway 85. a power pole caught fire and now north and south bound highway 85 has been shut down. this will create this new and major snack. bull

left hand fill if a scrap dealer refuses it to stay on the safe side of the law according to robin weiner who runs the trade group. >> the members ask for proof of ownership and they don't have that. they want to do the right thing and recycle. >> josh joseph's family has been in the scrap business for four generations and doesn't like his business being compared to a pawn shop and he's not sure his industry should have to bear the burden of cracking down on metal thieves. thieves will keep stealing metal according to angela day as long as it's valuable. a couple months after her father died police arrested two men who were charged with stealing phone lines including the one that law enforcement officials say affected the call to 911 the day her father died. she'd known one of the men as a kid and she understands what motivated the crimes. >> growing up here you realize how desperate people are and how much in need this area is. i mean there's not a lot of resources. they're still going to be stealing thing. that's just a part of life. i don't care where you live in the united states. you

or one picture of anthony weiner's [bleeped]. boom! boom! [bleeped] [bleeped] yeah. he has a somewhat large penis. 150 megabytes. that's 1% of what gmail offers you for free. and that comes with a google plus account for you to not use. the federal government has built an entire complex in the deserts of utah to store everything americans have ever said to each other. but intergovernment conversations? [laughter] i don't know. buy a [bleeped] thumb drive. if there is a larger scandal here, it's that our government's handling of information across all platforms borders on criminal idiocy. the irs is frying hard drives, the v.a. is drowning in paper. is there any record keeping medium that the government could use that could work for them? microfiche? we'll do it. stone tablets? we'll do it. we could take a page out of the ancient greeks. weave all of our important information into an epic poem and pass down from generations over a federal archival oral tradition from bard to apprentice, but you probably lose that page. unless, wait a minute, i know what's going on her

>>supervisor scott weiner: i move for positive recommendation. >> before can we take the amendments by mr. rhodes? so moved. >> i want to make a comment? supervisor mar? >>supervisor eric mar: i want to understand for an acquiring a property on open space for yellow stone oh #9 -- yosemite. of housing 52 percent of it was on display and we have this crisis, we are seeing development. i'm hoping that we are balancing the need for access especially the southeast neighborhoods that really really need it but also the need for housing especially for low income and middle income people as well. i'm going to be supportive of this because it sounds like a wonderful project. whenever there is a parcel property as randy laid out that it would be good for housing for people that currently live in the hunters point area or bayview, this would be a good spot. i also wanted to say for equity reasons that support open space and parks in areas like this is really critical. i'm hoping that we are not losing sight for the need that creates much more for housing population that are really needed right no

so joey has to forget about the china patterns and what he'll register for and concentrate on the weiners, he's in a dead heat but pulls away. joey chestnut, guys, eats 61 hotdogs in 10 minutes to claim his eighth nathan's hotdog title. i did the math before hasn't, guys. that averages out to a hotdog every 10 seconds. >> wow! >> see you back here at 6:00. we'll have some hotdogs in between. >> something like that. quick question. if kobe asche was still around would chestnut have won. >> never won eight straight. >> that does it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you again >>> the the hottest shows... the brightest stars. >> you know, older i'm getting more i want to work with people i love. >> it is time for me to get into any trouble. i work every day but monday. >> you got it. >> okay, i don't need to do that because i don't want to over think it. >> fox five with unprecedented access behind the scenes. >> how long does it the take to get the actors ready. >> we have a half an hour. >> at home. >> i'll come home, and do the next reading. >> and on stage. >> ♪ you make me feel >> outside t