one year later, ron and teresa harshman divorced, sold the farm, and ron moved out of the area. he continued to say he had nothing to do with melvin's disappearance. and he even demanded a meeting with police to stop what he called their harassment. >> we did have the meeting. we had lunch together. it was -- he was sociable, but he bordered on being angry. and the whole purpose was for me to stop interfering in his life, both his social life and with his coworkers. i explained to him that i was an investigator and that all he had to do was to take a polygraph test. and i would personally apologize to everyone, including his co-workers. >> but that was an offer he didn't care to accept. ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in y

now teresa's case has reached the supreme court. one newer tactic is the use of so-called crisis intervention teams or cits. right now just over 3,000 of the 25,000 american police departments have cits. san francisco has a team although it is not clear why the officers in teresa's case didn't summon it. the police department wouldn't comment on our story. cit requires an approach that is almost the exact opposite of the way the police are trained to handle a case, calm discussion. >> the cit officer stays calm and focused and continues to try to resolve the situation without a confrontation. >> i'm here for you ma'am. here to help you out, all right? never done nothing wrong trying to do shopping. >> that's what i'm trying to tell him i need my keys. >> i understand. >> the issue is to defuse a situation. >> there are cases where officers have put that training into effect with wonderful result, that has happened and wonderful you know that's how it should happen. but why isn't that the standard? >> if this were your sister, this w

transporting teresa to the hospital for a 5153, code for psychiatric evaluation. two police officers arrived finding her lying in her bed. she threatened them, they retreated to the hall, then forced their way back in and shot teresa at least five times. >> the last one was pretty much -- trying to think of the word -- execution style to her temple. the doctor said it was a miracle she survived each of them let alone all of them. >> teresa's family filed suit against san francisco. the question is whether the police are violating the civil rights of the mentally ill under the americans with disabilities act, when they know they're in psychiatric distress. the family won its case here in the ninth circuit court of peams andappeals and now teresa's case has reached the supreme court. one newer tactic is the use of so-called crisis intervention teams or cits. san francisco has a team, although it's not clear why the officers in teresa's case didn't summon it. neither the san franciscan city attorney nor the police department would comment on our story. cit requires a

parks head of the human rights commission teresa is truly a revolutionary woman as a transgender advocate and director of human rights commission has participated with us in the department to fight human trafficking which again your mayor has made a exempting commitment in his priority on the women's empowerment please help me welcome teresa (clapping.) >> you know your emergency is contamination i want to excluding clawed your energy i intended a conference the teeming theme of the conference revolver is a family value we talked about particularly lesbian gay boy sex all families and the strength of those families but we need to understand that abuse is not a family value harassments, discrimination are not family value and lack of housing and medical care is not family values this applies not only in san francisco but to communities around the world this applies to all women relevant active of age and race and ethnic night and muslims and or ribs of cultural and country of the physical size or any other human characteristic including human identity i want to say this once i've said that

ohio state representative teresa fedor rose to denounce the bill, disclosing she had had an abortion after she was raped while serving in the military. >> what you are doing is so fundamentally unhuman unconstitutional, and i have sat here too long. and i dare everyone of you to judge me because there's only one judge i'm going to face. you deserve my lecture right now. i dare you to walk in my shoes. idea you to vote for this -- idea you to vote for this bill because you know it is fundamentally inhuman for you to do so. amy: earlier this month, another lawmaker in arizona, state representative victoria steele disclosed her experience with child sexual abuse during a debate over another anti-choice

teresa madison and others for assisting on the panel to get the positions filled awhile that's happening we continue to be required to respond to all complaints that come in within 1 to 3 business days for the task force and the field inspects, etc. that's not enough we recognize that things happening in various part of the city and the ongoing inspections citywide that the things need to be done we've got a concentrated safety concerns that periodically cluster community and building types and yes, i'm talking about the fires in the mission district we've done we've identified one hundred and 28 building longer than third street to amazon and have notified the property owners coming in into a routine inspection ear concerned with the loss of life and serious bold injuries and also looking for reoccurring problems with life hazards related to egress and other fire issues of the one hundred and 28 all of 6 had their nos sent out this is hollow happened with within the last three weeks and 35 of the inspections have occurred and we're moving so fast two cases as a result of this effort wen

santa teresa 93. los altos hills 91. across the micro climate, heat across the south bay, sill 93 in gilroy. 92 in santa teresa. and even 89 across saratoga. we are tracking some fog right now across point reyes. we will let you know how this will impact tomorrow's forecast coming up in about 10 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. reminder, you can always download the app. you can make it specific to any neighborhood. that app is free. >>> a seventh grader had to be air lifted to the hospital after being stabbed on campus. school officials say 13-year-old student stabbed his 11-year-old classmate in the back while changing in the locker room for pe class. the injured child is expected to recover. school firls say the child suspect surrendered and is being held while police try to establish a motive for the stabbing. >>> janel carter may no longer be in the county after getting help by his brother. he escape after an appointment. joseph carter was arrested for assisting him as an accessory after the fact. meantime multiiej ency

next speaker please. >> hi, i'm teresa i'm from the bill housing program we also support the interim control of the conversion with the residential unit to be commercial uses as you guys all know south of market we're most of our clients live we are experiencing a lot of changes a lot of it is developments coming in our city area and we see those correct that's why we support this interim controls there's no space pretty much for south of market residents to live and there's a lot of like commercial spaces and higher luxury apartment that is not really kaertd is to the south of market residents so we support this thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors i'm the family organizer of the south of market community action network as an organizer i've met families that need affordable housing that's why i'm here to support of the no conversion of the commercial into how's we need the low income housing for our families thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon steve tenderloin housing include i'm

teresa posey was killed crossing state road two days before christmas. investigators say she was hit by a tow truck and the driver never stopped. surveillance video captured the truck speeding down the road. the police have yet to make an arrest. the victim's family tells nbc 10 teresa would have turned 34 this weekend and they still have hope her killer will be brought to justice. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez maintains his innocence. the allegations stem from a federal investigation into the senator's ties. the florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen. last night a defiant menendez denied any wrongdoing. >> let me be very clear. very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the department of justice is expected to bring criminal charges against menendez in the next few weeks. >>> happening today in delaware police and civic leaders will host a discussion on reducing violence in wilmington. it's scheduled for the hanover presbyterian church this morning at 9:00. the forum will focus on new

we reached close to 80 out by santa teresa a bit earlier. right now, oakland also still pretty warm. 70 degrees. highs this time of year should be in the low to mid-60s. but it feels more like maybe may or june outside. late-day sea breeze moving into san francisco at 70 degrees. low clouds have been way offshore during the day. these will make a comeback heading into tonight which will set us up for a cooler day out on the coast. the winds at times have been briefly offshore. but the wind forecast tomorrow shows a bit more of a sea breeze coupled with the low clouds coming back towards the coast and around the peninsula bringing our temperatures down probably for san francisco on the coast tomorrow. inland spots will again see another fairly warm day. the weather headlines for the week ahead, there is a chance of midweek rain. but for the end of the weekend, we'll begin to see the low clouds offshore make a comeback and could even have drizzle for the morning for tomorrow. and you see those mostly cloudy skies. we'll see a pretty warm after

teresa y drew vienen a este local el "vapor bar" en san jose seguido a fumar y para probar distintos sabores que se le agregan al cigarro electronico... para ellos este producto lejos de perjudicarlos afirman, han sido una gran salvacion... teresa duran "yo antes hacia otras sustancias y ahora hago esto en vez de eso -consideras que estas adicta a esto -no" andrew martinez andrew dice que por nueve anos el fumaba dos cajetillas de cigarro al dia .. decidio probar el cigarro electronico dejo el tradicional..com enzo con 24 mililitros de nicotina ahora solo fuma 3 y piensa llevarlo a cero... afirma le salvo la vida... pero no todos tienen la misma suerte (ada story) "-por cuantos anos fumaste cigarro regular? -fume por 11 anos tuve una emergencia medica intente varias veces pero me costaba muchisimo y escuche sobre el cigarro electronico y deje el cigarrillo lo que no sabia era que se iba a convertir en una adiccion nueva." algunos expertos y usuarios afirman que el talon de aquiles para los adictos a este producto no desaparece ada "desde el punto de vista de la sensacion y ansiedad n

leÓn: llegÓ el momento de conocer las dudas del dÍa o de la manda teresa lÓpez y les dije anteriormente tuve dos licencias con un nÚmero de seguro falso, me afecta si saco a una licencia por la ab60 pasamos ahora con la respuesta. presentador: sÍ podrÍa afectar Únicamente si esas diferencias fueron utilizadas para cometer algÚn crimen grave tal como un robo de identidad o alguna otra cuestiÓn si lo Único difÍcil de sacar la licencia se va a hacer una de educaciÓn secundaria y te van a llamar para hacer una entrevista en cuanto estas licencias y la obtenciÓn de los mismos pero si no fue utilizada para cometer ningÚn crimen grave entonces no debe de preocuparse nunca se va a demorar un poco mÁs. presentador: si tiene alguna duda sobre temas migratorios por inteligencias ab60 en vÍdeo vÍdeo corto de 30 segundos o escriba su pregunta en redes sociales. presentadora: un hombre que presuntamente se robÓ un vehÍculo se pinta la cara con un spray color negro para evadir el arresto, se trata de josÉ espinosa que intentÓ huir corriendo despuÉs de que lo ubicaron con el auto cua

two police officers arrived, and entered teresa's second-floor room, finding her on the bed. they say she threatened them. they retreated to the hall and she closed the door on them. >> they forced their way in and shot teresa five times. >> the last one was pretty much much - i'm trying to think of the word execution side to her temple. the doctors and surgeons said it was a miracle that she survived each one. >> after being shot the family filed suit against san francisco. and the question in the courts are whether the press are violating the civil rights of the mentally ill under the disability act by going after them in an aggressive way. >> the family won its case here in the ninth circuit court of appeals. depending on what the justices decide it could force a different set of skills on police officers across the country. >> a newer tactic is the use of crisis intervention teams. just over 3,000 of 25 police departments have teams. san francisco has a team it's not clear why they were not summoned. neither the states attorney or police would comment. cit rears an approa

santa teresa at 93. brentwood at 90. the offshore winds helped to pump up temperatures today and so much so we were 6 to 13 degrees warmer than we had yesterday, which still felt warm to a lot of us. we just dropped out of the 90s in gilroy to 87 degrees. 89 in santa teresa. back here towards downtown san jose 82. saratoga at 85. our average should be 67, 68 degrees. look inside the sky camera network. clear skies throughout the south bay. nice night for dinner outside. tri valley, 82 degrees. but check out this difference right now in the north bay. fog building in on our weather underground camera here. that will be impacting the forecast for tomorrow. so let's go ahead and get a look. you can see as we head throughout your friday forecast with fog building throughout the coastline, it will drop temperatures anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees. north bay out of the 90s to 81. an average of 82 in the tri valley and peninsula dropping to 74 degrees. san francisco will also get out of the 80s and we should average upper 60s to

. >> my name is teresa. i have been drinking for a few days. >> five nights in a row. good for you. she sat down, and i chatted with her. >> vitamins. >> going to start feeling better. >> she popped back up and literally was blowing. >> explain how you feel. >> i feel -- well, my headache is gone. i know i am hydrated. >> they offer different packages. the classic, super, and mega. every you should not get that drug in the 1st place. they did say a male nurse for a woman. hangover and get a massage. just saying. >> is getting a little. bill: come on. >> under 30 minutes and 30 minutes, and it now. up to $200 not cheap but well worth it. there is a st. patrick's day special very important. through tomorrow night he can go to hangover club. one of you will get half off. bill: happy st. patrick's day. >> have a cup of coffee. [laughter] >> a long a long day. >> coming up in today's "search engine", what you missed.ú[laughter] >> a long a long day. >> coming up in today's "search engine", what you missed. happy st. patrick's day. plus snakes ♪ ♪ no other scents feel like glade. ♪

in december, teresa poesy was killed crossing state road two .pdays before christmas. investigators say she was hit by a tow truck and the driver never stopped. surveillance video captured the truck speeding down the road. police have yet to make an arrest. the victim's family tells nbc 10 teresa would have turned 34 this weekend and they still have hope her killer will be brought to justice. >>> jury deliberations will resume on monday in the murder case of the so-called black madam. winslow is charged in the death of a 20-year-old british dancer in 2011. she's accused of killing ging the woman in 2011. winslow is charged with third degree murder and manslaughter and practice inging medical procedures without a license. >>> in mercer county a woman is behind bars after a video surfaced online showing her performing a sex act on a 4-year-old boy. she confessed to the crime as well as taking inappropriate pictures of the boy. the child is now in the custody of state child services. >>> pennsylvania state authorities say an easton police officer was justified in killing

murase the award to our sore team in order to do that invite teresa ship to read the proclamation. >> thank you, commissioners i appreciate this time to honor this amazing team so everyday when i come to school i'm full of energy and then i see them and they put me to champion share energy and compassion and shame just the belief in our students everyday i go home did i chief what though achieved their one hundred and 10 percent when a student is struggling they not only meet their academic but emotional needs hats off to them so, please give a round of applause for our soar team (clapping.) >> thank you so much for this honor we're very honored to receive the award it is not often you find a group of educator organized that are lick minded and giving of themselves we're future to have people that believe in their potential so thank you (clapping.) congratulations to tonight special honorees. >> so there was a question as to what soar stand for so what does it stand for . >> so soar is an acronym important achievement and resilience just the renaming of the students with mentally dist

>> my name is teresa murrows. amy: how old were you at the time? >> 21. amy: what gave you the courage to do that? >> because the treatment, how they were treating us. they were treating us like we were foreigners in a strange country, and we had no rights at all. i was determined to do something to let this generation of young men and women not to have to go through what we had to go through with. 50 years ago, we had no rights. amy: can you tell me your name, and tell me about the metal that you are wearing. >> this is a medal for foot soldiers who participated in the 1965 movement. amy: how old were you? >> i was 13. many of the youth were from 9 to about 16. amy: did you march? >> i did. we turned around tuesday, the selma-montgomery march. amy: where were you on bloody sunday? >> we ran into the state troopers, we were on the bridge. john lewis and jose williams told us to kneel down and pray after they would not let us through. as we knelt down to pray they threw tear gas beside us, and we proceeded to run back to the church and to other areas. amy:

teresa posey was killed causing state road just two days before christmas. investigators say she was hit by a tow truck and the drive he never stop. surveillance video captured the truck speeding down the road but police have yet to make an arrest. the victim's family tells nbc 10 teresa would have turned 34 this weekend and they still have hope her killer will be brought to justice. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez maintains his innocence amid reports that he is facing federal corruption charges. the allegations stem from a federal investigation into the senator's ties to florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen. the justice department is looking into whether or not menendez accepted bribes in exchange for lobbying u.s. officials to help the doctor with business matters. last night, a defiant menendez denied any wrongdoing. >> let me be very clear, very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the department of justice is expected to bring criminal charges against menendez in the next few weeks.

. >> let's see teresa barber. >> she loves jehovah witnesses, may she plays dr. l. ola sprat. erinn haste. who you hayeses,. >> i am playing for edithophelia- a 10. >> let's look at her profile. >> first tweet i'm to the good with words i've got nothing yet. >> see edith, you had it right there. >> he play drs owen maestro rob huebel. (applause) >> who are you playing for mr. huebel? >> that's a great question chris, i'm playing for@omg -- >> yeah yeah. >> there's more. >> that is an underscore. is that the word you are looking for. >> i do need to say it? >> omg underscore vzg. >> oh the internet. >> you are so adorable. i love that you just stopped like that's it because i don't know the word for that is. >> the lick dick thing. >> it's not a dick thing. >> how is that shall did --. >> because it's like a line like a dick. >> she's -- oh this person tweeted at@nerdist mom has over a thousand tweets already. jesus christ she just started that account like a month ago. slow it down mom. ripped from today's internethead lines it's rapid refresh. (applause) the adult film compan

teresa payton. founder of solutions. welcome back to the show. i was shocked shocked shocked to find out people have already spent $3 billion on apple pay. what is going wrong here? how have the bad guys gotten? >> well you're absolutely right, gerri. the bad guys have gotten in. they haven't hacked apple pay themself. they looked for the weakest link in the chain. if they bought stolen credentials, bought your breached information like the last four digits of your social security number and plopped it on an iphone depending on the bank, they can masquerade as you. they've actually breached the authentication process at the beginning where you do the account set up. >> are you saying the problem is with the banks and not with apple pay? >> that's how it appears to be right now. and, you know the banks erred on the side of trying to make it easy for you to set up this new account and encourage you to use it. each bank is doing it differently. sometimes it's a little too easy. the information they use to validate you is unfortunately available publ

. >> you know mother teresa said it doesn't matter what you do but how much love you do it with. and the reality bob, these people, these workers when you see the footage what are they doing. they're showing these 150 million kids, not all of them. but what love is all about. can you imagine going throughout life with no love. no one loving you. so when you ask me if i make a difference, boy i hope so. >> he was killed at age of 57. he was killed when a truck he was driving in went into a steep ravine in chile. he is remembered as a humanitarian who spent his life helping others. that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank some -- somerville. we'll see you again next week. jay: one of my best efforts. have at it. mm, i can't eat that. why not? the pickle's touching it. there. the juice got on the bread and, ew, what's that stuff? spices. they look like sea monkeys. have you ever really examined a jar of pickles, jay? it's like a swamp in there. i'll pass. what happened? i made him a beautiful sandwich, and he won't eat it. yeah, 'cause it had pickles on it. joe is taking a n

. ♪ happy birthday dear teresa -- >> her friends and family held a vigil on what should have been her 34th birthday. they gathered in front of the family home. she was killed crossing the road two days before christmas. investigators say she was hit by a tow truck and the driverl;13ñ did not stop. surveillance video captured the truck speeding down the road. another $5500 was added to the reward for an arrest before the end of this month. >>> pennsylvania state police writing fewer traffic tickets on the roads but bringing in more money. the increase in fines costing drivers the most. >>> retracing the steps in america's struggle for civil rights. president obama takes a walk over the bridge to remember selma's bloody sunday. how can i avoid maintenance fees? why would you want to avoid them? because i don't want to... you know what? i'm gonna bring my maintenance guy in here to tell you all about it. roddy! so, uh, without your fee your checking chamber can't run smoothly. every time you put money in it causes, uh...deposit friction. gotta get some fiscal lube on there. [ male annou

eight to ten gunshots overnight and teresa reading says it's too close to her family. >> you could smell it. >> they are hoping to take concerns like that off of the streets and bring them to meetings like this. a foundhall tonight after a relaunch of the police citizen advisory group. they say it is part of a new effort sis in involvementing residents with their own public safe pi. >> in addition to the reopened advisory group, the new operation disrupt has officers out of their vehicles more talking to citizens. >> and the police chief says the earlyiest data indicates a shift. there has been no homicide in the city for 42 days. >>> we know that community involvement is huge in how we move forward. the relationships we build and the trust that comes out of this. >> they hope that the similar news week headline calling it murdertown usa make cause a turning point. >> it including community stakeholders and business leaders, and young people here all trying to get ahead of this community safety problem. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> your entire weekend won't be a wash out. >>> a lo

. >> when we pick up, teresa teresa, therese was her name. >> so annoying this woman. >> yes. >> so we call her and she doesn't pick up. so i think i hung up. >> oh, no. >> we're blasting this woman. as we are's going to pick her up. so, i go up to her house. she opens the door and in the background you can hear her playing the answering machine letting it run, i was just listening to your message. i was ripping her. >> what did you say. >> it was a joke. >> isn't that funny. >> i knew were you listening all along. >> whenever i get really long voice mails i listen through because you never know what you will hear. i don't believe them. >> i did a pocket dial yesterday, it was doctor mike. >> what did he say. >> he was at a car wash with his son. >> did you hear him in the background good nicholas, nicholas. >> that happens all the time. >> my husband has pocket dialed me before and then i did it to him once and he heard a whole conversation between my mother and me. i was in baltimore. he was here. but he started asking me all these questions about things i hadn't told him about. also

esta entrevista exclusiva en aquÍ y ahora este domingo a las siete de la noche, les espera junto a teresa rodrÍguez. jorge: hoy cumple su primera dÉcada de marÍa elena: naciÓ ciego pero con un oÍdo para la mÚsica sencillamente magistral. jorge: jorge andrÉs es un niÑo boliviano que a los 10 aÑos de edad es todo un artista consagrado y que acaba de ofrecer un sensacional concierto en washington. marÍa elena: pablo gato nos lo presenta desde la capital de la naciÓn. pablo: con un consumado profesional el niÑo boliviano josÉ andrÉs tocÓ esta semana en uno de los escenarios mÁs prestigiosos del mundo, el kennedy center de washington. los aplausos fueron inmediatos. mitchel es ciego de nacimiento y nos dijo que la mÚsica es emociÓn. josÉ: sentÍ alegrÍa, sentÍ emociÓn, sentÍa felicidad. sentÍa... sentimientos. periodista: sus manos son las de apenas un niÑo pero su mÚsica ha sido descrita como extraordinaria, su concierto era esperado con gran expectaciÓn. la crÍtica se rindiÓ a sus pies. incluyendo a los grandes mÚsicos que le acompaÑaron en el concierto. del di

former white house chief information officer teresa payton. welcome back. what do these kids have to steal? >> they have everything to steal as far as -- somebody is not minding the store, so to speak. the cyber criminals are looking for a way to smash and grab. they can use their identity, open up credit and then run off leaving the kid with the bill and the bad credit. >> or mom and dad. >> yeah exactly or mom and dad. you're exactly right. >> so this is on the rise. this is unbelievable increases. my question, how are people getting access to kid's social security numbers? it's not like they have credit cards or debt out in their name. >> well you have a couple real high profile breaches. the recent health care breaches, for example puts the kid's data out there. you also have what we share on social media. a lot of people don't realize you have cyber criminals combing social media taking that full address full date of birth full name and putting that in the deep web the dark web and matching it with the breaches. putting the information together, bingo,

temperatures just to the south of downtown, you'll notice here numbers in the upper 70s towards santa teresa. highs close to 80 degrees. right now in oakland, we're at 69 degrees. a little further inland out towards the tri-valley that's where we saw some of the warmest temperatures around the east bay today. around double lynnublin and livermore, upper 70s. we're beginning to see changes. right now, 70s outside. clear skies through the evening. as we head towards 11:00 tonight, we'll begin to see coastal low clouds return hinting at changes by tomorrow morning. we lose the hour of sleep as we spring forward overnight. but you'll see the low clouds on the coast possibly bringing misty skies along the coastline and the inner bay. we'll have a look at your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot. >>> the warning is going out to car dealerships across the bay area. be on the lookout for a group of thieves after two break-ins last night. take a look at some surveillance video from a break-in early this morning at phantom motors on thornton avenue in fremont. ten people broke in

. ♪ happy birthday dear teresa ♪ >> last night, teresa posey's family and friends held a vigil on what would have been her 34th birthday. pozi was killed crossing state road in hopelessberg just two days before christmas this past year. investigators say that she was hit by a tow truck and the driver never stopped. surveillance video captured the truck speeding down the road. another $5,500 was added to the reward for an arrest before the end of this month. >>> next -- >> as i reached to pay, i looked to my left and there's two guys coming in mad with guns. >> next a popular cheesesteak shop is robbed. customers held at gunpoint and witnesses describe the terrifying encounter, coming up. >>> and this wasn't your average party crasher, a st. patrick's day party goes terribly wrong at one college. a roof collapse sent dozens of students to the ground. >>> philadelphia police are looking for two men who robbed jim's steaks in west philadelphia. the holdup happened early yesterday morning. several customers and employees told police that the robbers ordered everybody to the floor. >> i'm p

presentation by brian chiu director of community development, mayor's on housing and community development, teresa, director of housing development, michael solomon. lara sallee affordable housing data portal coordinator, sf aids foundation. 92 break. the council will take a 10-minute break. agenda item no. 7. overview of aids legal referral panel. a presentation of services that alrp provides to people with hiv and aids. pensacola comment is welcome. >> agenda item no. 8. cochair elections. agenda item no. 9. report from the director of mayor's office on disability. 92 agenda item no. 10. report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. >> agenda item no. 11. public comment. items not on today's agenda but one the jurisdiction of mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 12 correspondence. agenda item no. there. council member comments and announcements. no. 14. adjourn in memory of derek zarda. >> next we have public comment. is there anyone wanting to speak? yes, bill? >> i just want to make sure that everybody knows about the upcoming ada celebration. carla has done

. >> steve ezmond and teresa and their two sons were in the u.s. virgin islanding when they became hill and they believe by a powerful pesticide. an outside company treat aid room below theirs but that is banned from use in dwellings. dr. pan tarry is a doctor at penn and that is used to treat for rodents and bugs. >> it's used for toxicity both acute and chronic, shortness of breath, the linings in your lungs actually leak. >> they are well connected in delaware politics steve is the head of a prestigious school in delaware and the boy as tend the high school. >> we are on the football team together and they are one of those families that everybody likes to be around and it's just horrible. >> it's scary to think that this could happen to someone you know. >> you are best friends with sean? >> ryan. we are in the same class. >> the doctor says the treatment for poisoning is usually time. >> it's such a small molecule it's impossible to wash it out, you support the vital signs and breathes and put someone on a ventilator. >> and the doctor adds tha

after escaping a husband who almost killed her menbya was living in a women's shelter run by mother teresa when she was 9 months pregnant. >> every day i remember how it was. a shelter life. being homeless. >> reporter: so for making a difference one meal at a time, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to menbya aklilu. elizabeth cook, kpix. >>> you can nominate your in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00 it looks like something out of a futuristic james bond movie. so what is this crazy self- driving mercedes doing on bay area streets? we solved the mystery. that story coming up at 5:00. >>> well, i'll be watching. >> of course. >>> um, the weather is going to be lovely, all the way into the weekend it sounds like? i'm curious about something that roberta said earlier all we can be is messengers

. >> hello, i'm teresa i'm from the bill housing program of veterans equality center we're here to oppose the cu of the building pretty much because it is creating more smaller unit we've as our service of helping people in helping to apply for affordable housing the smaller unit didn't help the families at all and also the ordinance with this building no affordability piece of it i know that the current legislation that was passed no affordable bill and the idea too to alleviate the affordable we see this inside of market been approached every time we ask about the smaller unit those are in plausible to the fixed income folks this housing is not benefiting so if there's affordable housing but no one we encourage to have more monitoring on family housing on this and affordability as well thank you. >> good afternoon my name is mike roach thank you for allowing me to speak i'm here to support the project i've looked the lot and i agree with the architect it is extremely difficult lot to configure a building on i disagree that smaller units don't make more affordable i think that is a elega

24 have come forward claiming they were sexually assaulted or harassed including lieutenant colonel teresa james, the highest ranking officer in the nation to come forward with a rape claim. >> i thought with my longevity, my years of service that the leadership would view me as a very credible person believe me and support me and that's not what happened. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel james says her attacker resigned because the state does not have the legal authority to court-martial soldiers for criminal offenses. general hoyer says he can punish offenders financially by stripping them of their pensions and issuing letters of reprimand which is what he said he did after an investigation found james' personal traitor was physically and sexually assaulting junior officers. >> i'm please thad the town hall is having an impact. i'm frustrated we're still dealing with this issue. i'm frustrated that there are people that take advantage of other people that impacts our organization's ability to take the nation to war or respond to a disaster that may occur. my frustration lies more with mor

. >> teresa reynolds says her estimate was $175,000 and she got $55,000. >> i don't think you ever get as much as you hope they will. will you ask them to look at your claim again after my plans are approved. >> a group called stop fema now says the agency has to move quickly. it's a step in the right direction for what fema is doing but it's hard to have final when the insurance companies guided by fema strung us along for two and a half years fema will develop a review process and notify sandy victims by mail that they can reopen their cases. i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >>> a veteran of philadelphia's plitdcal scene is now officially in the race for mayor former state senator, milton street declared his candidacy at a north philadelphia church, street entered a crowded field the 73-year-old urban activist and former legislator was defeated by michael nutter in the primary in 2011, he served time in federal prison for failure to pay taxes. >>> coming up on "action news" today was the day that more that 1300 parents learned if their child was one of 23 to earn a coveted

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sfpd was called to the home of teresa sheehan after she threatened her social worker. two arriving officers shot sheehan after they say she came after them with a bread knife. sheehan, a schizophrenic, survived, charged with assault, she sued the city arguing the police department shouldn't have had to force their way into her apartment, should have waited for backup including someone with special training in handling people with mental illness. the ninth circuit court of appeals found in sheehan's favor. the city of san francisco is the party bringing this case to the supreme court. sfpd has since changed its policies, now officers handling a mental crisis are required to wait for a supervisor and officer special ltrained to handle the situations as long as the person is not a threat to anyone else. the officer in 2008 incidents said they couldn't be sure she was alone and couldn't guarantee she wouldn't jump out of her second story window and hurt people on the street. >> thank you very much, bob. >>> a terror group claiming to work for isis posted a hit list of u.s.