moore doesn't stop there. next, she targets more than $1 million that shakespeare has in an annuity account. in early february, she files paperwork opening a company which she controls called "abraham shakespeare, llc." she says that if shakespeare moves his money into this limited liability corporation, it's protected from his ex-girlfriend, sentorria butler. moore goes alone to a local bank of america, where she gives then-manager doug hancock a different story for why she's opening the account. >> she was talking about that she was doing it to help him pay his income-tax debts. >> narrator: though the llc is named after shakespeare, moore has control of its bank account. when she shows up the next day with the lotto winner to deposit his $1 million, he has questions. >> he was very adamant, saying, you know, "am i gonna be able to get to my money?" he wanted to make sure that her being on the account wasn't gonna keep him or restrict his access. >> to settle shakespeare's concerns, moore has with her minute

we find we depend upon on him moore. we're fortunately, we live individually and rick is including space for plans to make it easier for us to get around. that removes so much worries about our uncertain future. having an elevator will help because our son in law is in a chore. thank you for listening and your consideration >> speakers in support of the project. >> hello, i'm cindy beck and i'll be read into the record a statement for a lady who's in a wheelchair. commissioners that is the letter from her. i'm unable to attend the commission meeting so i ask a statement to e be read. i'm not a resident on the street, however, rick brown and i have been friends we've been visited to each other's homes. but due the to the homes on hills few homes are assessable that were rick told me of his neighbors concerns. after reviewing those i want to express my support for rick's project. the edition of an elevator will help me to visit his home. if he can make it's third floor assessable to a bathroom i would appreciate that. this

the public hearing is closed commissioner moore. i'd like to suggest to the commission this project is notable for us to be heard today solely based on the faculties not providing the information we need to see the application or the file on behalf of the application. the reasons are at the minimum the property needs to be shown on the map to it puts the property into the district it's shown. it needs to be on all drawings the only dimensions we see on and on is on the existing site plan. the drawings are all not to scale and none of them shows the proposed expansion e.r. expansion with the context of dimensional lines in the site plan. for this reason either the applicant or the d r requester we don't have anything to approve. the drawings have to measurable state law scale could be anything. by approving this we don't have a concrete fully substantiated proposal. they could be longer or wider the approved plans are item played and i can't tell me whether it needs an elevator and it's correct. i'm not taking a position whether or n

she finished the conversation. >> after calling bill starns, sherman moore continued to contact him. >> lately he has written me a couple of letters. he's even asked me to get in contact with the warden and ask for his release. but i just feel like if you commit the crime, you should do the time. i just can't bring myself to go about that procedure. it was a bad day in mine and my family's life. i'm sorry he has to stay in prison for what he did, but that's just the way it is. >>> next, on "lockup: extended stay." >> it happened eight years ago on february 24th, 1999. >> sherman moore comes face to face with the mother of someone else's victim. >> i can't say i understand how you feel, but i can understand your loss. it really shook me up. there's no justifiable reason to take a life. ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ [ male announcer ] the beautifully practical and practically beautiful cadillac srx. get the best offers of the season now. lease this 2014 srx for around $369 a month with premium care maintenance included. ♪ people go to

commissioner moore. commissioner wu and president fong. no. sxhirgsz that motion passes 5 to one with president fong voting against and places you on item 17 case 13.1286 d and i have a question. those plans are even more - >> i'm sorry. i want to understand are you looking the plans for barring let street because it's bans what we decided on the other case. it seems to me those plans have less information >> this is the project that lies completely different. i want to say that's a completely different thing it's legal listing something that's there so the plan is completely different. >> please continue. >> item 17. at 259 a request for discretionary review this is an abbreviated discretionary review >> good afternoon, commissioners in the a discretionary review to legal liza desk on 2151 barring let located in the midgets strict this murders approximately 2 hundred square feet of desk area. you have the case report materials and at this time staff has nothing further to add the project was reviewed but he remain design team that noted in th

i'm dorothy i didn't moore. will i'm not speaking again mother brown's or the homeless but i'm asking you all to table or strip the address of 2115 be jennings from the proposal. second i ask you table this for additional community meeting for more residents to be involved in such a important matter. supervisors i have 675 years in the bayview district i grew up on donna and jennings with my mother and father and siblings. my kin lived in the bayview district. i've not seen any increase in the homeless that will justify the homeless on jennings. bayview has the highest decent in children in san francisco with few save playground which was something i had growing up. children are seen drinking at the park and high-level of pds d type of stress and poor role models for at risk children. again, i haven't seen an increase in the homeless that would justify the homeless shelter at the 2151 jennings >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm matt i'm a resident of bayview. no reasonable person is against homeless shel

moore >> attaboy. and you know was it will be streamed on line so you can go and watch yourself. so members of the board i want to call on principle of the one and only abraham lincoln to present the service award to ms. germany transmitted harris. thank you. okay. so i'll use the met for thought shiny floor. as a principle i love a shiny floor and with trudy i didn't the floors are so shiny you can see the reflection of the soul of the school and district. so i'll read some excerpts. she does an astounding job keeping the school clean. she works to help the structural programs she's virtually never absent and has a great deposition spent their chajd challenging work. she's offered full support of recycle and come posting program again, the school is over 2 thousand students. she's trained folks on bins and monitors them. she arranges bins for pickup. thank you to her. she's attended fault e facilitate meeting and shares food. she has four children two of which have congratulated from balboa high school (laughter) >> nobody's perfect and one student at the balboa so she's demonst

i was going to made another motion so commissioner moore made her motion so i'll wait >> commissioner borden s if that is to continue the motion it takes precedence. >> i think we said january was the date. >> okay. >> would need to be january 16th or the 23rd commissioner. >> 23rd is better it gives more time. >> very good. >> commissioner do you have a question? >> commissioner. >> yeah. i intooirl agree the action to approve is still on the calendar and that would be our first order of business on the 23rd and maybe a champion motion or the next week and we'd have a lot more information at our hands and again as commissioner borden pointed out at&t will be in a better position they can explain it to potential people who may allow lease space to put their antennas on. i'm in favor of a motion to continue >> commissioner ellis. you can't be back here in january for another site. i think - i don't think we've given bad information at&t struggles with that and wire like the 1700 unit street. we should move and i'm happy to look at all the sites but move to vote on the item >> just for

that was moore, oklahoma, may 20th. and then less than two weeks later, that storm in moore was dwarfed by an even bigger tornado, which hit el reno, oklahoma. el reno wasn't 1.3 miles across, like moore was. el reno was double that. 2.6 miles across, on the ground! the el reno storm is less remembered now, because it struck a less populated area and therefore did less damage than moore, but that el reno tornado was the largest storm of that kind ever recorded on earth. before el reno, there had never before been a tornado that was more than 2.5 miles wide on the ground. and its wind speed was almost the fastest ever recorded on earth as well. the el reno tornado had wind speeds of up to 296 miles per hour. the fastest wind speeds ever recorded on earth are only 5 miles an hour faster than that, and they did not come in a storm that gigantic. these storms this year would have been terrifying and incredibly destructive, even at a fraction of their size. but it seems important to know that with all of our experience of to

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that was excellent by rahim moore. i said it wrong. d.j. fluker went to left tackle, clary went to right tackle. which he was last year. >> jim: third time in this game that chargers have been stopped on third and two or shorter. safeties will considerable hang time at the 20. it's 51 yard punt. huge game for demaryius thomas. as broncos have scored 21 unanswered. three straight touchdowns to demaryius. maya: 'twas the lady named judy who walked out the door. with a wicked christmas list that fell down to the floor. blue shirt: a microsoft surface tablet. judy: with office too? blue shirt: a 2 in 1 sony vaio tap 11 pc. judy: for lou. blue shirt: a powerful lg g2 smartphone. maya: that's some hot tech talk. now her nieces and nephews have holiday treasure. they'll be like 'yo aunt judes, you're like the best aunty ever.' vo: great gifts, like the lg g2 at your ultimate holiday showroom. best buy. >> jim: back here, jim nantz, phil simms and all the crew. we wanted to send along our best to one of the great members of ou

commissioner moore >> i have a question of curious it. you're all wearing 4, 6 four buttons. i think i'm virtual in support of that. i'm in full support if you know answer my 4, 6-f >> the address is 470 to 476 castro i believe the main aid will be 470 castro but for the square footage of the entire building so thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner. >> i'm very supportive i heard most back we needed to combine the various sites. my only comment would be in keeping with what the public said. looking at castro street many years ago awhile there's some diversity it seems lives to be a fairly consistent destiny and some from the 20s. i'm not quite sure the architect maybe can answer the question of why it wasn't done in a way to be more context all. there's two separate decks there was a community interested in under no circumstances decks i'm not sure why it evolved the way it did >> so we role studied the context of the streetscape and we were dealing with as you, you know, an exciting floor levels wore keeping the ground floor and second floor training. we actually look at

>> another area i agree with commissioner moore it's aided in the d i or on page 4a 21 and 22. the historic research impacts and most particularly the last one construction of an incapable building within the autobiography shop district. it's an issue that comes under the context of the eir because it deals with the preservation and impact and the impact of a building that has the context with the existing auto shops, you know, makes it even more of an impact if the knowledge had more features like mastery or other features that make it more comparable it would be lesson a impact. whether you like it or not the buildings across the street have been built remedy century of the van ness area rather than being completely glass i didn't towers. someone know along that line should be included. comments and responses to make the two especially, if the new building would be weaved into what was to remain of the historic buildings as someone pouted it is a better context particularly on the pine street facade would help a lot >> commissioner moore. i appreciate you mining the word pede

moore lock is survived by his wife who was a long time librarian. he had a huge impact on people's lives and was one of the great teachers we all shared. mr. moore lock was a native san franciscan born in 1932 and attended the high school and university of san francisco as well as cale berkley. mr. moore lock dedicated his life to the profession. he retired on foy years in the clamor. during the course i knew him he had a passion for traveling. and to be a colleague to all the ot

. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask the city attorney to comment on the public comment made by mr. wallace it raises a number of questions that the way beyond my ability to judge. i need guidance because that will greatly influence where we are with this project it's been difficult it's been about 4 years and it's in one group after the other 0 so i need your guidance >> the city attorney's office. there were two issues raised one is the question of the non-conforming use and what when a was occurring before the 2012 permit and the second issue that mr. wallace raised was whether or not land use impacts were adequately analyzed in the eir and your staff can speak to that you kevin guy i'll be presenting to you the entitlement portions of the project but the issues raised by mr. wallace. it's been operating the center since the 1950s for the center for concerts and meetings and exhibitions etc. it's a legal non-conforming use inherit with the events the center would often serve alcohol and food. my understanding is that historically individual promoters would seek permit from ab

moore lock is survived by his wife who was a long time librarian. he had a huge impact on people's lives and was one of the great teachers we all shared. mr. moore lock was a native san franciscan born in 1932 and attended the high school and university of san francisco as well as cale berkley. mr. moore lock dedicated his life to the profession. he retired on foy years in the clamor. during the course i knew him he had a passion for traveling. and to be a colleague to all the other teachers he was. he learned as much from interacting with young people. he was simply one of those people that had a huge impact on my lives and i know he'll be sorely missed by generations even if people who had hitting him as a teacher. >> thank you supervisor farrell. supervisor kim >> thank you. i'm introducing a resolution supporting the secure our smart phone initiatives that be charred by as many of you know, our san francisco assistant district attorney and london mayor borrowing johnson. it's time for manufacturers to put their profits after the products. 50 per

commissioner moore. commissioner wu and mrvg. that places you under our general portion of the hearing i have one speaker card >> alex. now >> this is the first time i've ever done something like this. i want to comment on a-1. the basic what it is remodeling and redeveloping the sharp park safety infrastructure improvement and inhabitant impeachment project. it's on item a-1. the opposition i have with this is simply the fact it the eola damage as well as the fiscal ramification of this plan the project to expand the pump house as well as the redevelopment and improve the infrastructure of the park is a serious issue with the funding of the capitalization of the park and golf course the city is continuing to pump money into a failing golf course on life support. and the recent survey found the hiking and biotic trails are the number one recreational priorities of san franciscans. shatter park as failed to turn a profit for the city. and as a result has cost the san franciscan taxpayer $8 million. that's 3 hundred thousand to aro

moore takes medication for dementia and diabetes. if you have information, you are asked to contact the hayward police. >>> it is a crime caught on camera and some people may find it difficult toll watch. the man sleeping on a san francisco street is suddenly attacked by another man just walking by. >> the attacker wear ag light colored shirt comes strolling up the streets and turned and snaps. this surveillance video showe repeatly stomping on the victim's head. the attacker calmly walks off after kicking him 7 times. >> today i showed the video. to general ter she told me it is common. >> when someone is in a vulnerable position and does not have a place to sleep and is forced to be on concrete. >> this happened at 5 a.m. on wednesday morning. two people stopped to help and injured homeless man and they called 911 and minutes later two officers checked on the victi slowly walks up on his own and climbs back on his feet. those who lives on the streets of this area, are hoping that he does not get away with it >> it iturbing and peop

commissioner moore. commissioner wu and president fong. and that places you on case 13 fourteen amendments to the any of us code to provide residents for the affordable housing programs. >> good evening president fong and members of the board. the ordinance proposed by breeding, cameron's and mar will have a new standard for residents placed under the eviction standard. it's approved with conditions. i'll cabin my presentation by explaining the lottery and preference program and how that will be amended with the draft ordinance and i'll finish with the departments 3 recommend modification. a gentleman from supervisor chiu off or when they arrives 53 she can speak. san francisco affordable housing programs are defined in the planning code. an affordable housing are for lotteries. they occur for new developments and as unit become available for resale or rental as tenants leave. currently there is one existing preference program for occupying units. the first currently tenant; right who are displaced in the hunter point through the city's re

commissioner moore and president fong. so moved commissioners that passed unanimously 6 to zero and item 6 will be considered under your regular calendar. that places you under the matters for the draft minutes. >> any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> contra. i have two small comments >> commissioner wu. i have one change i'll submit them to the secretary >> commissioner antonini. move to approve with provisions >> second. >> on the motion to adapt the draft minutes & as recommended (calling names) so moved, commissioners, adjustments 6 to zero and places you on item 10 xhirgz commissioners comments. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you 3 trips to noerld there are a lot of similarities between our cities particularly in terms of tourism and i saw virtually no greatest, trash, no one sleeping in doorways or on the streets my entire visit to new orleans. we went to all parts of the city including seeing some of the devastation from katrina. there was only one panhandler that asked for money. there

the re team behind the scenes was also mostly women, say moore and sue gordon, the cia's director of suort. >> i canay if those individuals hadn't beenorking the issuet that time, i am not confident we would have been successful. >> rorter: the fact is tay nearly halof the cia is fema. women have been promoted to ve of the cia top eight positis. in his first interview as ci director, john brean explains why. are there any qualies women bring th men might not be able to bring to the cia? >> i am very surprised at how perceptive and insightful women cabe about how a man is acting -- whether it's foreign government leader, military officialor somebody who is sort of crying out their daily duties. >> reporte back in world war iia few women did servas spies. betty macintosh passed along explosives in china that blew up a train. doris borein italy analyzed aerialhotos for troop drops and found nazi concentration camps. and still -- >> we were referred to as the girls. i was doing exactly t same things as major and lieutenant colonels. here i was with the girls. >> the girls. >> repter: at

be treated at emergency room all live in florence moore hall dorms they started feeling sick yesterday, complaining of symptoms similar to stomach flu. the santa clara county public health department is looking into this. >> engineers from bay area tech giants ora cell and google have been brought in now to help fix the government's troubled health care web site. health care.gov down again, yesterday because of technical problems it's been plagued with glitches since launching. the ceo says today his company is doing everything it can to help. other experts will be work on this project include miky dickerson on leave from google, and greg gershman a veteran software engineer who worked at the white house in the past. and 12 words temporarily cost facebook $18 billion last night. the company cfo said we did see a decrease in daily users among younger

there, a lot of upper 70s for santa rosa and live moore and 79 and san francisco and right now on the map, we can show you this, with all of organized clouds covering way up to the north. the only thing that we are concern of tonight is some fog regroup ugh in the coast and right around the bay. current numbers are dropping. santa rosa 51 degrees and san jose checking in at 61. so far this evening, it is mostly clear and cool out there. leer is our live camera, and for tomorrow just a little cooler and that'll be the key for the entire weekend for saturday and sunday and we are talking about 70s for some warmest locations. tuesday, there is a slight chance for a few showers, here is the expected pattern for tuesday morning around 5:00 and the highest chance would be up to the north. it looks like it will be a cloud producer for most of the bay area. first thing tomorrow

moore's law and path will continue on but you have to make the electronics foldable and flexible along with the display. melissa: talk about how you get there. start with the screen. in order for the screen to fold and bend and not rigid thing we're familiar wit, it has to be plastic and endure more intense heat?

i know my way around this place, and i'm going to moor him if i find him-- you can't bullshit. come. let's get out. there's trouble there. only me in trouble, my friend. i said there's a dead man there. yeah? he's lying flat on the ground. i peed him wet. i thought he was a heap of rubbish. i look again, he's dead. listen, we must get out of here before the policeman come. - come, this... - okay. - this side, man. - mr. buntu. what? let's report that to the police station, my friend. police station? this time of the night? two drunk men, one with a wrong dom book. we both walk right inside the police station. "sergeant, there's a dead man." lock them up. they killed him. i know those bastards. - okay. - come. - okay, mr. buntu. - what now?

commissioner moore. >> what is in front of us is a dr and i would agree with the residential design team's assessment that this does not create exceptional extraordinary circumstances. contrary i think this is a sensitively designed home. i would like to comment on the public commenting on ms. clark's character. i appreciate what she is doing. i appreciate that her home is redesigned for that purpose. that is not weighing in on what we are discussing here, but i want to acknowledge it. again getting back to what is in front of us we don't really have guidelines within the commission's rules and what we see commenting on the specifics solar performance aspect of the adjoining home and i am comfortable hearing that most of the solar capabilities of the home -- at least in the primary solar reflective is not impacted by the addition. the secondary aspects are very difficult to comment on for us and they're exceptional extraordinary to the house itself and do not have at this moment room in the code as we are advised to use it. in an urban environment where we are continuously intensifying. sa

and i think michael moore is -- i don't know the reasons why michael moore decided to open the investigation. i'm not privy to that. but i am privy to a lot of things done by the local officials. they did a very thorough job. michael will review that job, and in my estimation, confirm this as a tragic accident. >> this is a case itself of kendrick johnson and how this child ended up dead? as it is a case of an investigation about local authorities who handled the case in the first place? >> well, it's probably both. but again, i've known the district attorney, david miller, for 20 years. i've known the sheriff, chris prine, for probably ten years. the gbi, no one is finer than the georgia bureau of investigations, chris spehry, one of the top in the country. they have all looked at this, and i would be amazed if the federal authorities don't confirm what these local authorities have already done. that said, because there's so many questions out there, i welcome this federal inquiry, and i'm sure the local authorities to do, to put to rest any suspicion about ill motives -- >> but credentials

in the meantime, it sits moored in san francisco bay amid tight security. ken bastida, kpix 5. >> kpix 5's allen martin has been pursuing the mystery behind the barge for days now and the no comments have been piling up. as he reports for google, the mystery may be the mastery. >>> reporter: with every knock on the door -- >> i don't know anything about it. i honestly don't. >> reporter: -- every phone call and email, the no comments are stacking up the more we ask about google's barge and four- story building at treasure island. google itself isn't commenting. the mayor says he knows nothing about it. san francisco supervisor jane kim who represents treasure island had a spokesperson tell us she had no comment but might say something in a week. then there's the u.s. coast guard. it issued a slightly longer statement than the day before, saying it has an obligation to protect sensitive proprietary information and regarding barge bal-0010 moored at treasure island, coast guard personnel have been on board to conduct routine inspections and ensure compliance

still us with in las vegas david de moore of latino decisions. and david sirota and mark from the "washington post" here in studio. you're following this closely. big referendum issue to help fund and redefine the way public education is funded. it did not succeed. a, were you surprised, and b, what were the the implications? >> i was not surprised. this was a ballot measure that had a lot of outside money coming in from a very anti-public school foundation, the walton family, michael bloomberg, anti-union, against the teachers union. it pore ported to raise revenue but a lot of that money would be earmarked to go into privately administered charter schools. there were sixes about what the ballot measure was, and it didn't succeed. at the same time before we say that colorado was tax adverse there was a tax increase on the ballot to raise taxes on newly legalized marijuana. some might say to fund school grow a massive field of weeds and tax it more. >> what does this mean for education in colorado? >> folks who want to better fund education and s

we find we depend upon on him moore. we're fortunately, we live individually and rick is including space for plans to make it easier for us to get around. that removes so much worries about our uncertain future. having an elevator will help because our son in law is in a chore. thank you for listening and your consideration >> spe