peterson traveled all over the state with mrs. romney in that 62 campaign and mitt then a teenager sometimes accompanied them. local women peterson recalled handle all the details of her trips raising money by selling everything that was available. michie recalled was a bit of foresight i think quote was in seventh heaven doing the selling. in her memoir peterson describes the george romney strong religious convictions could be a source of amusement for the rest of his family. she recalled near traverse city they consulted maps to that seemed to suggest there was a road that looked as if it won over water. michie said kept asserting that road had to be there because it was in fact on this map. finally his mother said in exasperation, you know good and well the road will not go overwater unless there is a bridge. that's right, dad isn't here. george romney of course went on to get elected as governor and as i noted later recruited peterson and 64 as state party chair in 1965. peterson did not buy your own account play a major role

so peterson pitched in to straighten things up. overnight she became, quote, receptionist, secretary, typist, mail clerk, janitor, cook, helper to all and mimeograph operator. she cleaned up that office, and then she looked around for the next thing that needed fixing up. it was the michigan republican party. by the end of her first year, she was on the road nearly full time. in those days, she recalled, people organized every precinct, and i found that more fascinating than anything i had ever done in my life. from those days came the subtitle of my book, "mother of the moderates." peterson was 43 when she went to work as a secretary for the michigan republican party, and lend mere was seven years younger. at the time there was a popular radio comedy show called the aldridge family which began each week with a teenager, henry, responding to his mother's nagging by saying, coming, mother." lend mere recalled how he began responding to peterson that way, and the name stuck. in the course of my research, i talked to many men and wome

commissioner peterson: i will go now. commissioner fung articulate the issues and the background well. i have a concern that would shift this to one side. i actually think that could be unconscionable. usually with these clauses, the burden is borne by the losing party, and there is a determination of the prevailing party and so forth. i do think that there is a good point that something should be in writing so there is something that we can all look back 10 years from now and understand what the agreement was, so i would be inclined -- i was inclined to accept the agreement drafted aboard by zoning with the help of the zoning administrator, but, again, thank you for all of your efforts. your energy toward this is very admiral -- admirable, as are those by the permit holders. vice president garcia: in defense of mr. bley and for those who took the time out to come here this evening, i do not think there is anything he has said that means he is not fully behind the endeavors of this particular organization, and i am sure h

unless commissioner peterson has some comment, i am ready to vote. >> we should call the vote. the motion would be to continue to october 26 to allow the parties further time to discuss a settlement. commissioner hwang: i will not be here. i have a memorial service out of the country. >> on that motion from the vice president to continue the matter to october 26 to allow settlement negotiations to go forward, commissioner fung is absent. the vote is 4-0. the matter is continued. >> there is no further business. president goh: we are adjourned. >> i am the director of visual arts programming at intersection for the arts. intersection for the arts is based in san francisco and has always been an organization that looks at larger social political issues through the lens of practice, and we are here today at our exhibition of "chico and chang." the original inspiration was drawn from a restaurant chain in new york city. half of their menu is -- what struck me was the graphic pictures and a man in a hat on a rig truck carrying take that time is containers and in the black sea to rep

unless commissioner peterson has some comment, i am ready to vote. >> we should call the vote. the motion would be to continue to october 26 to allow the parties further time to discuss a settlement. commissioner hwang: i will not be here. i have a memorial service out of the country. >> on that motion from the vice president to continue the matter to october 26 to allow settlement negotiations to go forward, commissioner fung is absent. the vote is 4-0. the matter is continued. >> there is no further business. president goh: we are adjourned. >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiration behind the new exhibit that takes us to the dark side of the plant world. >> i am amy stewart. i am the arthur of "wicked plants," the weeds that killed lincoln's mother and other botanical atrocities. with the screens fly trap, that is kind of where everybody went initially, you mean like that? i kind of thought, well, all it does is

unless commissioner peterson has some comment, i am ready to vote. >> we should call the vote. the motion would be to continue to october 26 to allow the parties further time to discuss a settlement. commissioner hwang: i will not be here. i have a memorial service out of the country. >> on that motion from the vice president to continue the matter to october 26 to allow settlement negotiations to go forward, commissioner fung is absent. the vote is 4-0. the matter is continued. >> there is no further business. president goh: we are adjourned. >> you come around here up these stairs and then -- and give us some remarks here. please welcome our mayor, a deadly -- ed lee. [applause] >> welcome back good morning. welcome to sunny san francisco. thank you again, in general, for your work as a chair of our fleet weak association. you have really done a tremendous job. i wanted to add to your personal story. you know, i was sent over by former mayor gavin newsom to new orleans a few years ago, and we studied what had happened there, and we realized that one of these things that had o

commissioner peterson: are we in deliberations? >> you could move into those. president goh: mr. collier would like to answer my question. >> i have done demolition and the tenants are in place. they did it in the vacant units. they did not do lead and asbestos testing. they did the demolition without asbestos testing, without knowing if it was hazardous. i think that tells you a lot about whether there really are concerned. -- they really are concerned. president goh: we did see those pictures. vice president garcia: we cut it off. president goh: i think we have heard enough, thank you. the vice president, i did you like -- i did like your idea about a continuance, giving them a chance. vice president garcia: i agree. here is what i would offer. the incentive for the project sponsor -- we have to accept that mr. collier probably knows a great deal. he has suggested that if this project were to take longer than three months, of which everyone agrees it will take, you would have to apply for some sort of extension to the rent board. that might involve up in the $8,500 anyway. what

commissioner peterson, commissioners, -- president goh, commissioner, some of these items will not be heard this evening, and those are with respect to the property on mason street, item six. also, items 7, regarding another property, they have jointly asked that the meeting be rescheduled. with a board vote, we can move it to that date, december 17. president goh: do we need a motion? director goldstein: we do. president goh: so moved. director goldstein: any public comment? seeing no public comment, mr. pacheco, please read the world. secretary pacheco: on that motion, commissioner fung, vice president garcia: , commissioner peterson, that is rescheduled to december 14. director goldstein: thank you. moving back to a regular calendar, item number one, public comment. is there any member of the public who would like to speak on something that is not on tonight's calendar? please step forward. >> my name is ross wilkinson. good evening, commissioners. i am a tenant, and i brought an appeal in 2006, regarding with fans that the property owner was putting in the exterior walls of each u

commissioner peterson: and that would be based on them voluntarily reaching that conclusion. vice president garcia: right, and the tenants who were affected by the work. director goldstein: ok, mr. pacheco, when you are ready, you can call the roll, please. secretary pacheco: so, again, the motion is from the vice president to grant the appeal and appalled apartment on the condition that all tenants do not have to vacate their units, and this is on the basis on a voluntary agreement between the permit holder and the appellant. on that motion, commissioner fung, president goh, commissioner peterson, commissioner hwang is absent, so the permit is upheld with that condition and on that basis. the vote is 4-0. thank you. director goldstein: we can call the next item, item number seven, appeal number 11-100. 1500 francisco street. unit no. 10. protesting the issuance on august 31, 2011, to martin beresford, a permit to alter a building, replace the existing roof deck, like for like. the matter is on for hearing today, and we will start with the appellant. you have seven minutes. >

commissioner peterson: thank you. vice president garcia: ok, the jurisdiction is being applied for on one variance and one building permit? >> it seems so. it is really not two things but one. there is some more detail there, although that detail is rendered irrelevant, because the part of the variance that was in the building permit in the fine of that stair is not a variance anymore. this was in return for a lot more open space. vice president garcia: the variance? >> correct. vice president garcia: exhibit g, these are not dated, right? if you go to your exhibit g -- >> i do not have that in front of me. vice president garcia: one question, it appears with exhibits g, two notices were sent to the hernatis. >> we are not allowed it to customize the addresses. what comes from the assessor's office is what we have to go with, it is my understanding. vice president garcia: and then the june 17 notice has to do with the actual permit? >> g-7 team? vice president garcia: -- june 17? vice president garcia: 2010. >> i beli

on that motion to revoke, president goh, vice president garcia, commissioner peterson, commissioner hwang. thank you. the vote is 3-2 to revoke the permit. the city charter requires four votes to overturn any department item, so without motion, this would be upheld as is with no new conditions. vice president garcia: the motion would be what was discussed earlier, with the exception of a first condition, which i do not have in front of me, from the planning department, and requiring, and i would ask even though he is against having this permit go forward, i would ask commissioner fung, who is an architect, to say which door, even though it may not be effective, which door would be the most effective. which type of door. commissioner fung: a solid door. vice president garcia: how would it open and close? commissioner fung: you know, i am sure that the bar and restaurant operation would like a door that operates, a double acting door, one that swings both ways. the problem with the those is that the type of hardware for the self closing on that is very limited, in terms of just being a comb

adrian peterson has more from st. petersburg, florida. >> we lost a great friend. we love speed, we take risks, we don't understand tragedy like today. >> in a sport where speed is king, members of the racing family struggle to comprehend dan wheldon's death on the track. >> he is champion of our sport, he's everything you would want to be on and off the track, and good has to come of this, has to. we'll all go on racing in his name. >> reporter: saturday morning, more than 1,000 people poured into a memorial service at a church just blocks from where he married his wife three years ago. >> i think one of the last conversations we had, he was discussing whether to have more children in the future. ♪ >> reporter: wynonna judd sang two songs during the service. wynonna said her favorite part about wheldon was his spirit? >> he was just a cocky little thing. >> getting back on the track is going to be a challenge for many. >> reporter: he's remembered as a husband, father of two, and mentor to fellow drivers. >> everybody's going to have to do a lot of soul searchin

james peterson, and joe watkins. tonight the senate voted to kill the jobs bill that economists say could save us from another recession. bernie sanders joins us with reaction. and the 99% movement is growing and republicans are beginning to change their tune. >> i for one am increasingly concerned about the growing mobs. >> ring of fire radio host mike papantonio is here with us. great to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. i don't think anybody got any smarter watching this crowd. moments ago eight republican hopefuls just wrapped up a debate at dartmouth college. it was boring. but i have to say it was the most detailed republican debate so far. the economy, jobs, and bailouts were the highlights. tonight mitt romney who clearly leads the field in recent polling made several statements this evening that just don't coordinate with past comments. >> would you or would you not be open to another wall street bailout? >> well, no one likes the idea of a wall street bailout. i certainly don't. >> you s

the two were suspected of killing peterson. peterson's father is missing. >>> adam housley reports at how e-mails and audio recording took center stage. >> prosecutors using technology against conrad murray and his trial. a forensic computer examiner saying how he got voice mails and e-mails from conrad murray's iphone. >> it's the process of retrieving digital from. >>> jurors heard more about recording op michael jackson not sounding like himself heavily dedated talking about his upcoming tour before he died. l. >> also, there was a voice mail from jackson's manager concerned about the super star's health. >> would you please call me? >> he had an episode last night. he's sick. i think you need to get a blood test on him today. we got to see what he's doing. >> e-mails covered from the iphone showed they want to get insurance, but the underwriters were being strict. >> i spoke with mr. jackson and requested his authorization. the release of his medical records to assist and procure a cancellation of the insurance policy for h

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james peterson, always a pleasure. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >>> a new government report spells out more bad news for the post office. that's next. i want america to really grab this story. you are watching "the ed show." at adt, we get financing from ge capital. but they also go beyond banking. we installed a ge fleet monitoring system. it tracks every vehicle in their fleet. it cuts fuel use. koch: it enhances customer service. it's pretty amazing when people who loan you money also show you how to save it. not just money, knowledge. it's so much information, it's like i'm right there in every van in the entire fleet. good day overall. yeah, i'm good. come on in. let's go. wow, this is fantastic. ge capital. they're not just bankers. we're builders. they helped build our business. but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath

peterson was wanted on 2 arrest warrants. one for burglary and one for parole violation. >> we got a call regarding male with a gun. officers arrived on the scene. gave chase after the suspect. multiple officers were involved in the chase and at this point we had an officer involved shooting. we are currently investigating. >>reporter: the stretch of lemon tree way has one apartment building after another. neighbors say luckily no one got caught in the cross fire or got hit by a stray bullet. but many are still shaken. >> man, this is, i have kids. i move from oakland to come to get out to the getto so call and i'm still in it. >>reporter: antioch police won't say how many officers were involved. they would only say multiple officers fired their weapons. live in antioc antioch, abc 7 news. >>> okay lillian thanks very much. meantime we are getting behind the scenes lack at the circumstances surrounding san jose latest officer involved shooting. the department rae leased this picture today of the gun the man was holding when o

peterson was wanted on 2 arrest warrants. one for burglary and one for parole violation. >> we got a call regarding male with a gun. officers arrived on the scene. gave chase after the suspect. multiple officers were involved in the chase and at this point we had an officer involved shooting. we are currently investigating. >>reporter: the stretch of lemon tree way has one apartment building after another. neighbors say luckily no one got caught in the cross fire or got hit by a stray bullet. but many are still shaken. >> man, this is, i have kids. i move from oakland to come to get out to the getto so call and i'm still in it. >>reporter: antioch police won't say how many officers were involved. they would only say multiple officers fired their weapons. live in antioc antioch, abc 7 news. >>> okay lillian thanks very much. meantime we are getting behind the scenes lack at the circumstances surrounding san jose latest officer involved shooting. the department rae leased this picture today of the gun the man was holding when o

lamont peterson will battle amir khan. peter son has more than the title on the line. >> as soon as we decided to get a fight in washington everyone was talking about it yeah, bringing the fight over here can be massive i can see when i was walking the streets as well it will be massive. >> i am pretty sure khan will be training hard the defend his title but i will be training even harder to protect my home turf which is dc and [ applause ] >> we going the keep those belts here. >> promo tores extended an invitation to president obama and members of congress to attend the fight. amir khan is among the best pound per pound fighters and a mega star in england and europe. >>> he is only 24 years old but already the unified light welterweight champion of the world he will defend those belts right here in washington dc december 10th he is amir khan and joins us now thank you for coming out we appreciate it you have a lot of hard ware with you what have you got? >> i have my belt here that was my first world title fight and then

peterson middle school is not shut down. kids are althout school but areg asked to stay indoors. the search for the suspect continues here, from where the attempted carjacking took place roughly four hours ago with the full force of law enforcement in on the search. >> you can tell from the pictures. thank you very much, bob. >>> here is what we know about the suspect so far. shareef allman. police say he's 45 years old. public records indicate he's 49. he's very vehicleal in community issues, local host and executive producer of a cable access show. >> i spoke to you yesterday and again you're here today. >> this video was posted on youtube, created by crea-tv, showing allman interviewing jesse jackson. and another picture showing allman at a taste of things to come fund-raiser and on a networking website, it appears allman is the author of a domestic violence book called "amazing grace." when asked why he wrote about the topic, allman's response was, quote, i wanted to change not only the mind-set of abusive men, but to also change the mind-set of their victims. >> all right. f

. >> reporter: wednesday, 1,000 students at peterson middle school in sunnyvale were also placed in lockdown after shareef allman went on a shooting rampage nearby where he worked. the students were locked in a classroom from 8:00 in the morning until 4 clock in the afternoon. >> christa mcclain roach's daughter attends the school an wondered why she received a note saying school would be held the next day even though allman was still at large. >> i'd like for there to be a review and make sure this doesn't happen again because the students were still in danger on the streets, in the cars going school when gunfire happened thursday morning. somebody could have been shot. >> reporter: three sheriff's deputies ended up killing at 7:30 thursday morning at a time students are often walking to school to make the 8:00 a.m. start. the spokesperson sabtabitha says that were only following recommendations of law enforcement. >> school districts that deal with security or anything like that follow the direction of the local law enforcement agency. prior to staff leaving the site on wednesday night we

we start in south florida and vikings adrian peterson. nine yard touchdown run and the vikings victory over the panthers. a familiar face comes up big in philly. looking for the raider and with the second pick of the season. it has been quiet in philly. darth vader is proud. big night for the eagles and mccoy with two touchdowns and first rusher against dallas all season. philly wins it 34-7. cardinals blew a 21-point lead against the ravens. what a punt return. breaking all kinds of tackles. turns on the jets but arizona loses. st. louis tonally lawussa looking to bring his magic to the ram and it works. pick six and rams are win less no more as they beat the saints. tebow to the end zone and picked off and he goes back a hundred yards. tebow sacked seven times and two turnovers and lead to the loss. and maybe the play of the day and he busts through the line and blocks the punt. look what i found. it is a touchdown. they keep the colts win less 27-10. and that's your plays of the day. and that is your toyota sports report. >> thank you

the plant to patrick peterson -- the punt to patrick peterson. let's count the missed tackles. 5 it missed tackles -- 5 missed tackles. 24-3. joe flacco and anquan boldin takes over the game. sets up ray rice's first time stamp. the ravens are on the move. the dutch a cannonball. anquan boldin talked about the come back win. >> some games are like that. a lot of times you forget and start over. joe put the ball in the right place. >> he had a huge game, seven catches. he and joe flacco almost willed the ravens to victory. the steelers beat new england. jim harbaugh and the forty- niners against the cleveland browns. the 49ers are now 6-1. they beat cleveland. 7-0 said francisco. 17-3, colt mccoy. thanksgivingbaowl night. >> i was not worried. >> yeah, me, too. >> thank you, keith. that brings us to one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- does the ravens' comeback win make you more or less confident about next week's game against the steelers? >> harsh. keep sending those responses. we will post mor

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peter mission nearson -- commissioner peterson: aye. commissioner hwang: aye. >> the permit is upheld on that basis. >> we will take a short break. >> you have to start construction within 18 months of authorization, and acknowledging the economic crisis that we are in, the commission adopted a policy whereby they would monitor but not automatically revoke these entitlements. in 2007, we got an update to the planning commission and in 2009, we gave the status of these requirements. the commission requested an informational hearing on this. we gave them a hearing earlier this year. the commission said, in their estimation, this was no longer viable for moving forward with the project and it should be brought forward for revocation. on june 9, 2011, we had a hearing on the revocation of the office allocation. the project sponsor did not show at that hearing. the project's sponsors submitted when the p.o. of the suspicion to revoke authorization. they did not submit a brief, and requested a rescheduling of the item to give them additional

james peterson, director of africana studies at lehigh university and blogs for "the post." i want to play this sound cut from hannity's radio show today. this is mitt romney. this is how one of the candidates responded to the term. >> i think it's offensive. i think most people recognize it's offensive. and with regards to what involvement the perry folks had with this, with this situation, that's something to address to governor perry, obviously. >> is that enough, joe watkins? your thoughts. >> i think mitt romney's right. i think he makes a good point because the word is offensive. it's a hurtful word. whoever wrote that word a fend offended and hurt a lot of people. governor perry wasn't the one who wrote it. it's not a sin of commission on his part because he didn't write the word. it's a sin of omission because he didn't move quick enough to make a comment about how awful and offensive that word is and should have had no place on the campground to begin with. >> james peterson, why doesn't he come out and say what joe watkins is saying? he's afraid he's going to alien

james peterson and republican strategist joe watkins weigh in. >>> right wing hate was on full display on fox news this morning. >> that would be like hitler playing golf with netanyahu. they're the enemy. >> tonight, late breaking news on the future of hank williams jr. on monday night football. we'll play you the full remarks and get reaction from "ring of fire" radio host mike papantonio. >>> the occupy wall street protesters are getting a major shot in the arm from big labor. an exclusive announcement on "the ed show" tonight. good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. rick perry is doing major damage control one day after the "washington post" reported on an ugly racial slur painted on a rock at his west texas hunting ranch. this headline sent shockwaves through the perry campaign early sunday morning. "the post" reported in the early days of his political career, rick perry began hosting fellow lawmakers, friends and supporters at his family's secluded west texas hunting camp. a place known by the name painted in block letters across a large flat rock standing

chile >> vamos al deporte colegial, mitch anitaba más tarde el pase de more con 243 yardas y más tarde peterson anotaba y terminaba el partido con 57 x7 oara boisi >> juego de los cerveceros, e la sexta con un hit al central a toda velocidad anotaba alv entaja para casa y en corredores en casa un toque para el emapte, en la decima al bate nayer morgan y anotaba la registradora y por primera vez los cerceceros ganan una temporada >> ahora los phillys favoritos ugando, rafael anotando la única carrera del encuentro, se sacaba la roleta de la segunda via, y los cardenales de san luis jugaran contra los cerveceros para la serie mundial >> además guatemala le gano a san vicente, esto es todo en los deporte, soy william y les deseo buenas noches ♪ ♪ >> que tal amigos, hablemos del clima, las tormentas se alejan hcia el centro el país y ahora toda california se perfila hacia el fin de semana, condiciones buenisimas entre los 58 y 51 ° y 60 en napa, para mñana las condiciones siguen mejorando, sábado domingon 71° subiendo hasta los 80° para el miercoles, siguiente semana calor y buen clima,

. >> poured in peterson joins us with a look ahead. g --ordon peterson joins us with a look ahead. metro riders get a chance to talk about the escalator outages. they will talk about the issues and how metro is promising to fix them in the picture. we have heard plenty from herman cain about 9-9-9. we will hear from rick perry. >> thank you gordon. >> we are what we get away from halloween spirit we want to see the kids costings this year. >> we are having a costume contest on the web site. go ahead and send in pictures of your children and their cutest halloween costumes to iwtiness at wjla.com. we will announce the winner on halloween and right here on abc 7 news at i've o'clock. >> would it not be great if we had weather like today? "it would be perfect. bob, what is the latest? >>> about not any snow. you don't want any snow? >> not this year. >> there will be snow in denver tonight. for us, i think it will be chilly. look at temperatures, a wonderful evening with temperatures in the '60s. this is on top of skyline drive. you can see spectacular color their. it is really pique

. >>> you are watching abc7 news at 6 with gordon peterson and maureen bunyan. this is abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. >>> we continue its plans for some cutbacks at one of the nation's big home-improvement chain. >> lowe's is closing 20 stores. 2000 people will be out of work. the closest store to us is in virginia. >>> we have news about cell phone plan morning's designed to prevent bill shock for users. the fcc is telling companies they have to warn customers before they go over their monthly limit. the government says tons of millions of people are hit with overcharges each year. >>> sales of the new iphone are going through the roof. the company says they have sold more than 4 million of the devices since they first went on sale on friday. that is double the week and sales of the iphone -- weekend sales of the iphone4. >> samsung is trying to stop the iphone4s and ipad to be sold in two countries. they're saying that apple is violating a patent rights. >>> next, some high-flying engineering acrobatics at the national cathedral. we have the latest and the

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. >>> you are watching abc7 news 6 with gordon peterson, bunyan, doug hill. this is abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. >>> mitch romney is running in presidentialhire race. big surprise. rally thisended a morning. on therent president was west coast. the first stop of his there. announced new rules for refinancing home mortgages. latest pitchon the by the president. >> this is all about the and goingacting congress. without congressional approval, frustrated that cannot get capitol hill to jobs apt. he says there are measures that the rest of the country. he took his plan to the most desperate state and the country. was theozen aid, this cry. yes, we can -- and 2008, this was the cry. >> yes, we can. >> the president is announcing new initiatives, like listening on mortgages held by mac.e mae and freddie it could help homeowners under by 25% avoid foreclosure, letting them refinance at a oner rate if they are up payments and have a job. they are not the only ones to go. >> 20,000, 30,000 year. >> that is a big number. >> student loans wrapped up $100 billion l

vice president michael garcia's, chris wong, and commissioner peterson. to my left isn' the deputy. she will provide any legal advice this evening. i am the executive director. iwe are joined by executives who have matters of business. we have the department of public health, and i believe our representative from the department of public works. at this time, if you would please go over the meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests you turn off all phones and pagers. please carry on conversations in bohol way. the board rules are as follows. appellants and representatives each have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated who conclude their comments within three minutes or seven ministers. members have up to 3 minutes to address the board and no time for rabat calls. members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker card or a business card to board staff when you come to the podium. speaker cards and hands are available on the left side of the podium. ther

and that she could be part of our family. >> reporter: peterson's mother agreed. >> his mistake had huge consequences he shouldn't just be able to take the consequences and just live with them. i have to live with the consequences. >> reporter: council's attorney says he never waged a court fight because of the victim's family. >> he was so concerned that it would be more pain for them to have to relive that. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office is also going to speak on behalf of the family. >>> a private and unannounced funeral service was held today for raider's owner al davis at the chap chapel of the chimes in oakland. after today's ceremony the public was invited to pay their respects at the crypt where davis is entombed. the team's three super bowl trophies were placed on top of the too many. >>> of the tombs. >>> s.w.a.t. team weapons were stolen. >>> coming up in 10 how police in los angeles are trying to calm fears on how they might be used. >>> cooler weather is migrating toward the coast. coming up in less than 10 minutes how it will impact your fuse day. -- your tuesday. >>> it to