jason you are just going to jump in there jason. yeah i was going to i was going to take a slightly more cynical assessment of what's happened in recent weeks and what we have seen basically in terms of opposition to these to the legislation is a convergence of interests between technology companies like google and ordinary internet users and so and so you might look at that and say well ordinary people using the internet have now found political voice they're organized in a way that hasn't been true in the past i'm not sure that congress is listening to them i think congress and the white house are listening more to the technology companies and again. the clear that the interests of the technology companies are reflective. points in time of the interests of ordinary consumers and so while the coalition has been highly effective in this instance. we'll have to wait and see how things play out in the next round ok looks like a little bit like occupy the internet here all right gentlemen we've run out of time fascinating discussion lo

>> jason was like a son. everybody liked jason. >> but on the afternoon of november 23rd, 1998, osbourne's phone rang. on the other end was a woman whom he would later learn was the owner of that big house on the hill. a woman named bimla boyd. >> bimla boyd was screaming they're dead, somebody shot them. >> did you know who bimla boyd was at that point? >> not at all. >> how did she have your phone number? >> i don't know. it was about two hours later, a detective came to the house and told us what had happened. >> what that woman, the estate owner, had said was sadly true. inside the mobile home, jason kinser lay dead on his kitchen floor. under the trailer, the bodies of susan osbourne and of a friend, 25-year-old celesta graves. investigators believe kinser was killed first and the women were then chased, cornered and executed. their killer working methodically to make sure he or she did not leave witnesses behind. >> i always think about those two girls underneath that trailer. and that's just wrong. i t

chelsea gill wants a date with jason segal ♪ jason segal you're the ring to my snegal ♪ ♪ won't you sang quirkily ballot for me ♪ ♪ i swear i'm sane, tested and disease-free ♪ >> getting personal. ♪ with all that work you need some fun you don't have to pay a penny, all expenses paid the drinks on me ♪ >> i love it. cute face, talent. >> i think jason segal probably appreciates this. he's a little musician himself. >> i like that she said she's going to pay for the drinks. >> to ask her how this all came about, we have chelsea gill via skype right this minute. where did the idea come up? >> to cheer myself up i always watch jason segal movies. i had my guitar strumming along and kind of wrote it. >> do you think a song would catch his eye more than a video? >> i did not even write this with the intention of him seeing it. i wrote it and my friend thought it was funny so i put it on youtube. and it blew up. >> has he responded to your video? >> not yet. i am freaking out. he tweeted saying that he's coming up with something like a response on the way. the fact that he actually l

as a portrait artist, jason grew tired of drawing with charcoal and pencil. he looked everywhere for inspiration, and one night he found it -- in his happy meal. >> i came across it by accident, eating some french fries, and saw that i could manipulate the ketchup with the french fry, and it could be like a brush. >> jason wanted to paint something that related to the tools that he was using, so he decided to paint his own version of the movie poster for "super size me." >> it related to the ketchup. it gave somewhat of a meaning and interpretation to it. >> with a small web camera recording, jason prepares his ketchup, picks up a fry, and begins painting. >> mcdonald's french fries as a paintbrush. it's unbelievable. >> ketchup may work as a condiment, but it proves tricky as paint. >> unlike paint, the ketchup was a matter of how thick it was on there. so if there was a very thin layer of ketchup, it showed up as a light color because the background showed through. if it was piled on there thick, it was the darkest red. so it was more of sculpting the actua

jason's commitment to transit is unparalleled. he does not own a car. he is always in my office bugging me about why can't we do this or that on transit. i sometimes, him down -- calm him down. he worked for cta and bart. i am proud of his commitment to the agency and system. thank you for everything. chairperson nolan: on behalf of the board, thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much for this honor. i would like to acknowledge the sponsorship of the proof of payment study by our leadership from finance and technology. some of you who might have been around when the study was conducted -- it consisted of surveying over 40,000 customers on over 1000 vehicle runs, all over the city, all times of day. that level of effort could not have been done but a single individual. it required transit operations and sfpd. i wanted to thank them for that. our survey team consisted of city hall fellows and interns, as well as the 78 staff in this room today. -- as well as some of the sfmta staff in this room today. i want to acknowledge their effort, and the

this is shirley grooms, she was one of jason scott's home invasion victims. she says because of what happens, she now feels like a prisoner in her own home. >> my routine now is to sit up, and i'm sort of on guard until 4:00 or 5:00 a.m., and then my husband gets up at 6:00. pretty much someone is always up and moving in my house. i will sleep mostly throughout the day. it's a terrible way to live, i know. but right now that's the way i have to live. >> reporter: this is what he looked like when he was out rob be people and breaking into their homes. jason thomas scott, described as one of the meanest men in the history of prince georges county crime. the judge said, you are not a one-man crime wave, you were a tsunami of crimes. you're one of the foulest people in prince georges county. >> the judge imposed a sentence of 100 years in federal prison for jason scott. what that means is, the people of prince georges county will never again need to worry about jason scott committing a crime here in maryland or any place else. >> reporter: jason thomas scott, con

gosh commissioners, my name is jason elliott -- >> commissioners, my name is jason elliott from the -- it started as a discussion with the director and with chris, so appreciation to them for months and months ago, coming to us with an idea. the charter amendment that you are considering today and what you have in your blinders is, in principle, what i would like to discuss today. a few minutes ago, we received potential amendments that we are considering making. if i can, we can talk a little bit more conceptually about the idea as opposed to the specific line by line. we are moving away from the exact wording of what is in the packets. but just to take a step back, the idea here that the mayor made clear in his inaugural address yesterday morning, the number one priority is jobs for all people in san francisco. to that extent, having a smart economic development policy, and innovation corridor through the day and through central market, we have tremendous amount of investments that we are making a citywide. simply put, city government should be a partner in this to create these jobs

jason scott was given an opportunity to make a statement but he declined, brian. >>> just ahead here on the news edge six. emergency shutdown. no word on when a bridge in northern virginia will reopen. will it affect your commute. gary. >>> and speaking of affecting your commute, brian. weather in the area tomorrow. not so much in the morning but the evening commute, a different story. the full forecast is coming up. >>> and thank you, gary. the washington wizards are winless and they zifer, 0ifer -- they're 0 for 8 and taking on the toronto raptors. can the whiz get off of the snide? a report coming up on the news edge six.  >> a bridge in northern virginia has been shut down for emergency repairs. inspectors found cracks in the bridge on blackburn road and woodbridge lee yesterday. blackburn road is closed while repairs are made. about 6,the bridge every day. the drivers are being detoured to route 1 and no word on how long this is going to take. >>> the debate continues over the alexandrea waterfront. city leaders are meeting to talk about the possibilities.

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that's jason siegel. one of those girls is chelsea. she has a twin. to tell us how this all went down via skype, we have chelsea at this minute. >> my gosh. okay. so his publicist contacted me saturday morning, actually, you know, saying, hey, we're in town. he wants to know if you want to go to the awards show. i'm like, no, let me just clear my schedule. i met him at the ritz hotel with my sister. we had a drink. i got to hang out with him for, like, a half hour, maybe more before the show. we went to the show. it was amazing. probably the best moment of my life. >> you don't have to have expensive taste, the drinks are on me. >> did you buy the drinks? >> he wouldn't let me. >> did he say why he was compelled to respond? >> he said it reminded a lot of him when he was younger and starting out. he said it was something he would write. he just thought it was really cool. it touched him. he was flattered. he just wanted to meet. he thought it was cool. can you believe that i was freaking out? >> did you get a kiss good night? >> no, no, it was nothing

. >> jason, the first time in a long time any of the competitors have raised that issue which a lot of people thought, including me, was one to be one of the main, governor romney's main liability in the the election, did he score points with that? >> absolutely. rick santorum's finalest moment in the campaign. he went after mitt romney there on health care and he went after gingrich in the same debate on character, and i thinks' scored direct hits there. but, back to dan's point whether or not newt is the flavor of the month. you look at the primary calendar, it certainly favors mitt romney going forward. >> florida is next? >> not just with florida, paul, with are there are a lot of independent voters which romney does well with. if you look at the caucuses coming up. organization matters and the primaries coming up, arizona and michigan, and large mormon population in arizona and michigan, romney's home state, romney an excellent february. >> the problem with closing the deal. dan and steve has raised. seems to be fundamental. he came out of new hampshire, romney, and the lead in so

[applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause] and representing bank of america, rosana lunge. [applause] and representing croft , ron lowe, ron? [applause]

trying to make a laugh. >> jason and sky were a real team. these guys were playing cards, smoking cigarettes. i think it was their way to survive. he's got his back, the other guy's got his, and that's the way they made it work. >> lonely days in brushy mountain. >> both men conceded drug use played a part in putting them in prison. bishop's aggravated assault conviction began with an argument over a parking space at a mall. >> he was smart mouthing my girlfriend, so i got into a fight with the guy, ended up stabbing him and then running his buddy off the road, off the interstate. i got six years for it. >> davis has a 17-year sentence for attempted murder but claims he was only defending himself. >> two people come in to rob me, i shot them both. i shot one with a gun, shot one with a bow. but in the state of tennessee, you cannot shoot people regardless, in your house, on your property, or anything. if they're trying to come and rob you, they say to run. they say try to call the law or whatever. you cannot defend yourself in the state of te

[applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause] and representing bank of america, rosana lunge. [applause] and representing croft , ron lowe, ron? [applause] we have mcdonald's and their representative did not make it and the last one on the list, ross bargo who has been with us for many years, tracy tran, tracy? [applause] tracy has not made it yet. so really, thank you very much. and for joining us and hope to see you again next year. and it's so special that our new police chief is with us. and would you like to say a few words? [applause] >> i don't think that that was actually a question. [laughter] i'm just really pleased to be here. i wasn't prepared to say anything. but just the culture and what it does for the community, it really does leave me without much to say other than thank you for everybody does. and thanks for having me. [applause] >> thank you, chief. and thank you, claudine. i hope you were able to meet some. greeters in the lobby before the event

jason and joe both of you, of course, the day was august 19th, the day, you jason, and damian and jesse were you know essentially you called an alford plea essentially saying yes, we would enter a plea satisfying the charges against new the eyes of the state but you were set free and could go off and proclaim your innocence. i know for you specifically and i remember the day, i remember the news conference, you were talking about how that was not easy to accept. let me roll that clip. >> yeah. >> anything like that, it was just like our names, our favorite bands, things like that. >> trial and court as much as possible. but he had it so much worse than i did. death row and this is unsufferable to put a person through that. for anyone. i don't even know why i didn't think too much about that at first. you know, when the plea came to me. but i'm just glad that he's out now and going to be with his wife. surrounded by people who love him and care for him. it's not just intent on hurting him. >> i want to publicly thank jason, too, just to let him know that i do acknowledge what he did, tha

there's jason bateman -- >> jason bateman. i want to have a baby with jason bateman. >> how about gollum from "lord of the rings"? >> that is weird. >> that's awesome. >> it's like, it's like beth's hair -- >> and my eyes but huge -- >> that would be a weird idea. you know i have a crush on brad pitt. >> right. >> i had a baby with him. >> wow. >> this is what he looks like. >> that looks like somebody. >> it looks like david hasselhoff. >> it kind of does. >> my love child with brad pitt looks like david hasselhoff. >> put a hairy chest on that thing and there you go. >>> next time on "right this minute," this is colby kirks. he finished a long hike. see what happens when he finishes and hear how much weight he lost. >>> meet the guy who creates lullabies while drinking. >> is it safe to say drunk? >> safe to say not sober. >> while i was really, really drunk. >> and spend a day and night at one of the world's premier ski resorts. >>> last october the oil tanker rena ran aground off the coast of new zealand. storms surged in

jason, can we have you come back up, please? there is no further public comment, so we'd like to bring jason up again. >> can you clarify the last sentence that he is referring to? >> yes. no, i can't. yes, i can address that, no, i can't give you the clarity your looking for. it was languages suggested to us by the drafting city attorneys. and the intent of this ordinance, i'm sorry, of this charter amendment is not to fully halt and kill legislation being conproposed. if we proposed a charter amendment that would give someone the ultimate authority to kill legislation, we would have just done that. we took a more moderated is that -- step, and this language adddresses --- i don't want to expand to much. -- expound too much. i don't think the small business commission we adequateighed -- adequately weighed alternatives, so i will sue to a halt. it was not our intention to create a mechanism like that. this is about public process, not about killing legislation. >> will this mean that if they don't comply in terms of just bringi