my name is jean and next to me is my husband. i'm a graphic artist and i divide my time between teaching at the california college of the arts and creating my art at my home. our two children live with us. my home is not a place where i sell my art and i, like john, enjoy working from home. it gives us a chance to be with our kids more. it has been essential to the way we parent. and saves me the expense of renting a work space. that i could on the use part time due to my teaching duties. as you likely know, john, my husband, has not gone into the lucrative private practice. most of his medical student colleagues have. and works for the federal employee of the v.a. hospital and teaches medicine as well. for us, buying a large home as never been a realistic financial option. i think you have seen the letters my parents have submitted to you. they already visit a great deal and look forward to the time when they can move in with us if we can get permits for more space. i want to thank all of my neighbor who is have come to support

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i live immediately next door to jean and john. we completely support the design originally proposed by them. turned planning code they could have built 2521 feet into the rear -- 21 feet into the rear yard. now it seems they are being penalized. we understand the planning department said it would have approved additional building in the rear yard. we also understand while the planning department believes the size of the floor does not bother current adjacent neighbors, it could bother future occupants of the homes. we think this speculation is unfair to jean and john. the message they seem to be saying is it is very important to accommodate families' needs in this city. this is the kind of attitude that contributes to the city's reputation of making it hard for families in the city. please approve the plans. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening.

all famous jeans on sale! mom gets jeans for fifteen dollars! kids get jeans for ten. and will dad finally get a new pair... of jeans? it's our lowest price! all famous jeans fifteen dollars, kids ten. sale ends wednesday! only at old navy! >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight was once the world's most wanted hacker. he'll never get my password it's-- (laughter) please welcome kevin mitnick. (applause) >> thanks for coming on. great to meet you. >> great to meet you too. >> you sir were once considered the world's most famous hacker. the most wanted man in computer crime. correct? >> yes. >> okay. you are a consultant now but at one time you were, let's see, you bypassed the security systems of motorola, sun microsystems and pacific bell. >> yes, i did. >> you served jail time for this. how much. >> five years. >> five years. >> and a year in solitary confinement. >> why a year in solitary confinement. you don't look like a dangerous guy. >> i'm very dangerous. >> the prosecutor has told a judge during a bail hearing that i could pick up the telephone

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all famous jeans on sale! mom gets jeans for fifteen dollars! kids get jeans for ten. and will dad finally get a new pair... of jeans? it's our lowest price! all famous jeans fifteen dollars, kids ten. sale ends wednesday! only at old navy! >> welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is america's un ambassador, unfortunately i don't speak unese. please welcome susan wright. (cheers and applause) thank you so much for coming on. now that little greeting i gave the audience cheering for me, did that remind you of any dictators or mad men who come speak at the general assembly. a hugo chavez feel? >> every september we have a bit of a sideshow. sometimes it feels a little like the star wars bar scene where some of the most colourful dictators of the world will come and give their speeches but most of the year it's actually a pretty serious place where we get a lot of good work done for the american people. >> so the they are up there, just going-- that's that white-- what is playing in the whitehead phone of yours. i don't want to hear the speech. >> now you are the offi

all famous jeans on sale! mom gets jeans for fifteen dollars! kids get jeans for ten. and will dad finally get a new pair... of jeans? it's our lowest price! all famous jeans fifteen dollars, kids ten. sale ends wednesday! only at old navy! >> jon: welcome back. as you know, in 1996, then-president clinton signed into law the defense of marriage act or nambla... dombla, whatever. it stimulated the federal government would only legallyage knowledge marriages between one man and one woman. it was one of his administration's proudest moment, which is why he signinged it at 12:50 a.m. on a friday night. that's bill clinton for you, staying up late in the oval office defending marriage. [laughter and applause] but i thank god he did. i thank god that he did, because since then the lines around one man-one woman marriage have become blurrier, something presidential candidate and motivational food court speaker rick santorum knows all too well. >> marriage existed before government existed. i can call this napkin a paper towel, but it is napkin. why? because it is what it is.

jean elle is at the hospital and jean, do we have any word on how the boy is doing? >> reporter: he is in critical condition surrounded by family tonight. both the giants and the phillies have reached out to the family offering support and assistance and tonight, thousands of fans are rooting for a full recovery. giants and phillies fans walked to at&t park under the eyes of traffic safety officers, directing cars and people so they don't fix. some visiting fans say walking in san francisco is dicey. >> really busy, lots of people, crazy. >> reporter: safety is a priority outside the ballpark. but several blocks away at mission and new montgomery, fans are on their own. that's where a drunk driver hit 9-year-old ryan white in a cross walk. he was walking to his hotel with his family after the thursday night game. this family photo is from his mother's facebook page. ryan is the smaller boy. they're visiting from pennsylvania. now white is in critical condition with a head injury at san francisco general hospital. fans at the ballpark friday night had a moment of refl

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. from a garage, jobs co-founded apple in 1976 at the age of 21. he wasn't always a success. apple fired him in 1985. when he returned to the company in 1997, apple was 90 case away from bankruptcy. right now they're the second most valuable company in the world behind exxonmobil. and it was revealed they have more cash in their reserves than the u.s. treasury. for casual investors, this is an anxious time. apple stock has dropped about 5%, which translates to about $19 in terms of a drop. it's trading at about $357. let's bring in our cnbc correspondent from sidney, from our studios in sidney. the oversaes market might set the tone for what we see tomorrow morning. what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: clearly investors are worried about what this means for the future of the company. and you can see the reaction immediately in the after hours markets over in the u.s. the company lost about $20 billion, to give it some context, the market value stands at about $350 billion. tomorr

jean elle is live in san mateo with the latest tonight. jean? >> reporter: experts here at the humane society performed a necropsy on the pit bull. pacifica police carried boxes of evidence out of greg and darla's home. a day after their male pit bull mauled darla to death, a department served a search warrant. >> we're taking swabs of fluids, bloods, things like that. >> reporter: police say while it look like the 32-year-old was killed by gunner, the family dog, they have to conduct a thorough investigation. her mother didn't want to talk on camera but told nbc bay area news she is stunned and sad. she says her daughter's sudden death is especially hard to take, because she was in her first trimester of pregnancy, while the family grieves, strangers continue to stop by with flowers, wondering why a family pet would kill its opener. >> pit bulls are not bad dogs. >> reporter: she believes gunner was aggressive because he wasn't neutered. >> the number one dogs involved in maulings are unneutered male dogs. >> reporter: now that pacifica has exp

reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. >>> also new tonight at 11:00, a place where parents hope their kids will learn, have fun and most importantly be safe. we're talking about summer camp. but tonight, a camp leader is behind bars accused of having sex with a 14-year-old boy. 2 is-year-old katrina was arrested this week after the parents of the alleged victim found suspicious text messages on his phone and called police. police say she met the boy at camp and admitted to havin sex with the boy at her home last week. >> she did give us a statement as to what occurred that evening. >> was it add mitting that the insurance dents occurred? >> yes, it was. >> reporter: she worked for the city's summer program called teen extreme. police are investigating whether she may have had other inappropriate relationships. >>> a memorial tonight for a young mother of four, gunned down in her own driveway in the east bay. dozens of people gathered in oakland to remember rose mcfadden, the mother of four, killed in richmond monday morning. she and a friend antoine williams w

he's accused of selling phony prada, dolce and a huge stash of true religion jeans. he pleaded not guilty. while police put their suspect in the car outside, the brains behind the bust is counting the merchandise inside. so there's'sot a real pair of true religion in this store that you've seen? >> so far not that i've seen. so this is a great hit. >> reporter: he's kris buckner. not a cop, but a p pvate investigator. the middleman between the police and the brands themselves. >> we're sort of like the counterfeit cops. so anything the cops do to investigate regular crimes we're really doing here at our company for those brand owners that we represent. >> looks like it could be real. i just need to take a better look at it. >> reporter: buckner shared some of his secrets on how to tell a fake. >> if this were authentic, it would say "true religion" on the inside. and there's nothing on these. one of the other things we do may sound a little funny but we do the smell test on jeans. these guys throw them in plastic bags before they're even dry, throw them on a containe

we bring in jean elle who joins us. how common is this, jean? >> reporter: a police officer says this designer drug has caused problems on the east coast and believes it's arriving in the bay area. for about $20, you can pick up a packet of what's called bath salts. but if you snort it or smoke it, you're in for a dangerous high. packets of bath salts may seem harmless, but police say there is nothing relaxing about these salts when snorted or smoked. >> it's a synthetic compound in a bath salt that has similar effects to meth amphetamine and ecstasy. >> reporter: the police department is issuing an alert after seeing this facebook post. we stopped by that shot and several others in up to but couldn't find any for sale. but officer david blake is worried the bath salts are in the commune tichlt teenager chase crow says he hasn't seen it yesterday. >> i haven't seen anything yet. i'm sure eventually some will have it. >> reporter: the active ingredients are mtv. police say people on the drugs often hurt others and themselves. >> some of the effec

is that right, jean? >> reporter: the whites have been here at san francisco general hospital since last thursday and will remain by their son's bedside until they can move him closer to home in pennsylvania. while they're now facing a long, difficult recovery, they're learning they're not alone. people here don't know 9-year-old ryan white but they're raising money for him. >> that's the way san francisco is. when they come here and something happens, we want to help. >> reporter: the tourists from philadelphia will need lots of help. a drunk driver hit white in a cross walk as he and his family walked to their hotel after watching the phillies beat the giants last week. he has several broken bones and a traumatic brain injury. his cousin was there when ryan was hit and is relieved he's recovering. >> you can tell at this point even though he's just uttering a few words here and there that he knows what's going on. there's a lot going on behind those eyes. >> reporter: the giants and the phillies are boo

i have worn every pair of jeans. >> i feel attacked. they're accusing us of doing something we have never, never would dream of doing. >> the company won't let her explain, only point together policy saying any orders found to have characteristics of reselling will be cancelled. we reserve a right to cancel all subsequent orders from such customers. >> if you're buying multiples of the same item they're going to be flagged. >> this golden gate university professor says retailers are on guard against counterfeiting costing up to $300 billion each year, she says the company shudz have inquired before banishing a long-time customer. >> there is a difference between understand yg to protect their brand and feeling like the way they reacted is understandable. it's not. they should send her a new wardrobe. >> kim contacted 7 on your side. we called the company. they declined an interview but told us we do have policies in place to protect our brands against customer that's ship large quantities to other countries. these policies are sometimes

thank you, jean. >>> a bay area neighborhood goes dark and it only got worse from there. the dangerous power phenomena that has pg&e defending itself again. >>> and an emotional journey back to japan with a san jose woman who survived the earthquake and tsunami. see what's left of the town she calls home there and why she feels her work isn't done. >>> and we're watching drizzle and low clouds flying right over san francisco right now. but that's not the only thingic we're watching. we're watching thunderstorms and tropicaloistureicthreine bgay a clos to the bay area. what it means for your weekend forecast, coming up. ea >>> developing news now. a wildfire more than doubled in size today in the sierra national forest outside the western gate to yosemite park. more than 3,000 acres are burning. firefighters are having trouble accessing the fire, but they're using tankers and heavy machinery to bring it under control. it started yesterday by a motor home that somehow sparked the blaze. now, this is what you need to know. the western entrance to yosemite park closed. the fi

reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. if there's one bright spot, gas prices are falling. oil prices closed today at less than $87 a barrel, down $5 which is good news at the pump. here's what we're currently paying in the bay area. the average price for gas in san francisco $.389. in oakland, it's $3.81. still, some 64 cents higher than this time last year. we invite you to stay with us. the markets open tomorrow morning. we'll have coverage at 6:30. we will get you started with cnbc who will let you know if we're in for another drop. >>> the well publicized trial is now over. the mother accused of having sex with a 16-year-old boy has been found not guilty but she still could go to jail. a jury found sarah cole not guilty of two felony counts of unlawful sex with one of her son's good friends. but cole was convicted of a misdemeanor for molesting a ctnor, meaning she'll have to register as a sex offender for life and could serve time. >> it does require mandatory registration under the penal code. so yes, there will be

mayor jean quan calls the move nothing more than political grandstanding. but de la fuente asks, what's the alternative? >> i think we have to make her account afternoon. i think that if you don't support gang injunction, then what are you doing? what is the plan? >> we have to make her accountable. >> reporter: the details have yet to be worked out on the plans. they could be expensive to pursue especially with the injunctions. there are a lot of legal questions with that. we'll see how the council ends up faring. but we know that the split right now between the councilmembers is just about 50/50. so there's going to be a lot of discussion to be had. mayor jean quan right now is out of town. >> thank you, anne makovec in oakland. >>> a san jose teen stabbed outside a downtown mcdonald's in june is suing the owners. matt bigler is live in san jose and matt, does this teenager have a case? >> reporter: well, that is the big question. we talked to a legal analyst about that. we'll get to that in just a second. background on this this happened the evening of j

jean hyde will never believe that. she believes her government is lying. >> they let an innocent man, my brother, die while in their custody. and they didn't even lift a finger to help him. this case is going to be looked at for years to come. and they don't want it known that they screwed up. brian never would have done this. >>> next on "cnn presents," coast guard rescue swimmers. >> he's up above the water now. and those who save lives for a living. and later -- >> are you fighting for more than money? >> i think fairness. >> the cast of happy days isn't so happy. the tv icons are demanding money for what they claim are mountains of merchandise cashing in on their image. t not in my n. ♪ [ female announcer ] we're throwing away misperceptions about natural gas vehicles. more of the vehicles that fuel our lives use clean american natural gas today. it costs about 40 percent less than gasoline, so why aren't we using it even more? start a conversation about using more natural gas vehicles in your community. [ kimber

hey, he looks good in jeans. >> look goods in jeans. >>> nascar, the race yesterday. did you see this? scary crash. at watkins glen. that's ugly. after the race, tempers flared between a couple of drivers in that wreck. trying to go after greg biffle in a push and shove and he's held back, keeping his helmet on in case actual fists fly. things were left unsettled. so said went to the media. to try to find a way to resume the brawl. >> boris didn't want a piece of greg. >> i'm just -- i'm more upset with greg biffle. he's the most unprofessional little scaredy-cat i've ever seen in my life. hi wasn't even fight me like a man after. someone texts me his address i'll go show him what he really needs. he needs a freakin' whopping and i'm going to give it to him. flipping me off, totally unprofessional. two laps down. i mean, he's a chump. i went over to talk to him, he wouldn't even let me go out of the car, throws a few baby punches. when i get out, runs behind some big guys. he won't height forever. i'm going to find him. i won't settle on the track with the car, but --

is going to make fun of his jeans. >> his skinny jeans. >> i wouldn't do that if i wore jean that is looked like a tent and wears them up to here. also, he's going to say that mitt romney is weird. real? do we want to go there, too. really? >> there's big old glass houses. >> let's watch the response. >> because only a more civil and honest public discourse can help us face up to the challenges of our nation. >> wow. mike allen, tell us more about the romney response here. he called it disgraceful that president obama's campaign launch a campaign with the goal to kill his opponent. >> the skinny jean reminded me of the time george w. bush wore socks with crocs. >> that's a shame. it's a sin. my dad would do that. >> mike, tell us about the romney response here. >> it's amazing. we are in the general election, obama versus romney. romney saying the strategy by the obama advisers seems desperate. the obama campaign punching back, the hardest they have punched back so far. saying don't listen to their crocodile tears. at the very end, we saw the clip there. they are continuing to use th

jean hyde will never believe that. she believes her government is lying. >> they let an innocent man, my brother, die while in their custody. and they didn't even lift a finger to help him. this case is going to be looked at for years to come. and they don't want it known that they screwed up. brian never would have done this. >>> next on "cnn presents," coast guard rescue swimmers. >> he's up above the water now. >> announcer: embedding with those who save lives for a living. and later -- >> are you fighting for more than money? >> i think fairness. >> the cast of "happy days" isn't b so happy. the tv icons are demanding money for what they claim are mountains of merchandise cashing in on their image. [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with

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but in january, jean's brother shot and killed him and turned the gun on himself. one of harm's friends says now the case is resolved. >> everybody can breathe, knowing that wayne didn't take the life of an innocent person. >> reporter: today, the family told me it is over. now we hope we can find the body. the los gatos police added a plea. >> and i just absolutely believe that somebody knows what happened to jean. and the family deserves to know. >> i feel better knowing it is finally at the end. we still love her and think about her all the time. >> reporter: rosen defends the investigation, saying it had to be careful. >>> and the hit-and-run case is growing the reward. a white ford pickup truck hit and killed casper 10 days ago as he ran on river road in sonoma county. the chp is asking for any information. >>> and more control at candle stick, regarding the violence that broke out over the weekend. david stevenson is there live, even with all the video out there at the site police are having a hard time making arrests. >> reporter: yes, san francisco police t

commissioner buell: thank you. >> jean? >> good morning and thank you very much for letting me speak this morning. i am a resident of the richmond district. i live on 27th avenue and balboa. i'm talking about some of the abuses we've had as a result of this concert. i was the victim of a home invasion last week. that's the way it felt. it was an invasion. it was not an invasion from these people. it was an invasion from another planet. from friday evening until sunday night, i was insulted by rally concertgoers, litter, and worst of all, the enlist noise of a thumping bass and other instruments. simply put, i was trapped and it was awful. one woman measured the sound level at her house at 23rd and california, which is almost a mile from the epicenter of the concert. 106 decimals in her house. this is twice the allowable sound level during and the noise in the city of san francisco. most importantly, there was not any community outreach. rec and park had a party in our neighborhood and everybody showed a callous disregard fo

jonah is wearing the it jean of the season. and that is the baggy jean. so it used to be last season all about the skinny, skinny, skinny jean. and now we're seeing a fuller silhouette sharing the stage. and these are great little jeans. also by zara. we paired that with this really fun plaid shirt. and what you look for with skaters is an urban colors. so we've got more urban color scheme with grays and matching greens. and then on devon we have the must have t-shirt skater, the hood hoodie. this is by sean white from target. sean knows a thing or two about skating. and then devon is wearing the skinny jean. still way in style. also the fun on his feet because we've got the great van style shoes. >> do look great. jonah, devon, thank you so much. now, this one i could walk out in either of these outfits. lucy and lola. >> boho chic is about the mixing and matching of patterns and styles. romantic with rugged. and so let's start with lucy. lucy is wearing one of the key trend items. >> the faux fur. >> faux fur is a big friend in its own right. you can we

oakland mayor jean come. oakland mayor jean quan now says she might support a teenage curfew. police chief s has asked for >>> it's an idea whose time may have come. oakland mayor jean quan says she might support a teenaged curfew. police chief anthony batts has asked for one since 2009 but city leaders opposed it. it the i am at the puss may be the homicide rate which hit 71 this year. >>> marin county where there is not any short average vegetarian options. not necessarily. joe vazquez catches one a mill valley celebrity who was in jail and didn't have the pleasure of multiple menu options. >> reporter: he has been one of marin county valley's famous people. >> there is a shop called the pleasure principal. >> reporter: call 70-year-old dave mcdonald quirky, eccentric, just don't call him to dinner unless its vegan no meat whatsoever. the cops threw him in jail recently for possession of controlled substances. >> i lost about a quarter of my body weight. >> reporter: turns out the substances were tested and found not to be controlled. the cops released him after 99 days. but

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