lyons, mrs. lyon why is he not -- he won't touch any cracks? she said that man was gassed in the first world war, and this is what war does to you. so i went home and said to my moth mother, mama, mrs. lyons said that he was in the first world war and he was gassed, a man that won't step on the cracks in the cement. and my mother, of course, she was always very, very into the house. she never would leave the house. irish. red hair. quite a temper. and had four boys. i guess that was part of it. and anyhow, she sai -- and i'm sitting there by myself. she said, well, let me tell you, when she was mad, she'd call me edward. when she wasn't mad, it was babe. so i knew she was in a good mood because she called me babe. so she said, babe, let me tell you something. your father wasn't in the first world war, but let me tellou, that son of a bitch is gassed. i said, well, i didn know. and not knowing, i'm 9 years old. i said did he work for the gas company? "you're like your father." i'm like, well, the one day -- this is true, what i'm tlling you. my

lyons, but what is crazy is that -- check this out. he says in the chat that he is 28. >> that ain't no 28. >> there's no way he's 28. >> in fact, he was 68 years old. we see a lot of fibbing online about ages, but it's usually five or ten years, you know, not 40 years. >> this is his picture, right? that's his sex offender arrest picture. it's the same guy. >> yeah. yeah. >> everything is the same. >> when you think that this guy had just recently pleaded guilty to having sex with an underage boy, that he had the guts to tell somebody he was 40 years younger than he really was, and then to follow through on the chat by actually showing up, i mean, it's stunning. what was your plan here today, robert? >> no plan. >> no plan at all? you know, i've got the transcripts of your conversation here. >> i'm sorry? >> i've got the transcripts of your conversation here. you say to him, i'll be your girlfriend and you be my boyfriend, huh? he says, are you a girl? you say, no, sometimes i wish i was. you say, what do you wear? he says, panties, b

lyons, mrs. lyons, why is he not -- he won't touch any cracks? she said that man was gassed in the first world war, and this is what war does to you. so i went home and said to my moth mother, mama, mrs. lyons said that he was in the first world war and he was gassed, a man that won't step on the cracks in the cement. and my mother, of course, she was always very, very into the house. she never would leave the house. irish. red hair. quite a temper. and had four boys. i guess that was part of it. and anyhow, she said -- and i'm sitting there by myself. she said, well, let me tell you, when she was mad, she'd call me edward. when she wasn't mad, it was babe. so i knew she was in a good mood because she called me babe. so she said, babe, let me tell you something. your father wasn't in the first world war, but let me tell you, that son of a bitch is gassed. i said, well, i didn't know. and not knowing, i'm 9 years old. i said did he work for the gas company? "you're like your father." i'm like, well, the one day -- this is true, what i'm telling yo

michael lyon? amber carol? [unintelligible] pam no. if you heard your name, could you start coming up to the microphone? richard schmidt, followed by [unintelligible] >> my name is michael lyon, from the senior action network. and from the gray panthers. it really is heartbreaking to cure the cuts that have been made over the next five years. the prospect of being joyful over a flat budget being caught in the nature is so much greater over the next 10 years, that is very scary. there is no other way to put it. i think that if you look at who is calling the shots in this city, state, and country, old people, people with disabilities, kids are really the useless eaters, and i use that term advisedly. remembering what they were in history. the only way that this is going to get solved this by enforcing the rich corporations to make huge increases in taxes. supervisor olague: thank you. [applause] >> hello, my name is amber carol. i am from the aging disability resource center. i just wanted to respond to the concerns over services in the

lyons, why he won't touch them cracks? she said that man was gassed in the first world war, and this is what war does to you. so i went home and said to my mother, ma, mrs. lyons says that he was in the british world war an he was gassed, the man that won't step on the cracks in the cement. and my mother, of course, she was always very, very end of the house. she never would leave the house. irish, red hair, quite a temper. having four boys i guess was part of it. anyhow, she said -- and i'm sitting there by myself. she said, well, let me tell you, when she was mad she called me edward. when she wasn't mad she called me babe. i knew she was in a good mood because she called me babe. she said, babe, let me tell you something. your father wasn't in the first world war. but let me tell you, that son of a bitch is gassed. i said, well, i didn't know. now, i'm 9 years old. i said did he work for the gas company? she'd say, oh, you're like your father. my father one day -- this is true what i'm telling you. my father was at the

lyons, why he won't touch them cracks? she said that man was gassed in the first world war, and this is what war does to you. so i went home and said to my mother, ma, mrs. lyons says that he was in the british world war an he was gassed, the man that won't step on the cracks in the cement. and my mother, of course, she was always very, very end of the house. she never would leave the house. irish, red hair, quite a temper. having four boys i guess was part of it. anyhow, she said -- and i'm sitting there by myself. she said, well, let me tell you, when she was mad she called me edward. when she wasn't mad she called me babe. i knew she was in a good mood because she called me babe. she said, babe, let me tell you something. your father wasn't in the first world war. but let me tell you, that son of a bitch is gassed. i said, well, i didn't know. now, i'm 9 years old. i said, did he work for the gas company? she'd say, oh, you're like your father. my father one day -- this is true what i'm telling you. my father was at the

amber lyon reports from ground zero of the meth belt. a rural area outside of st. louis, missouri. >> this is corporal tim whitney with the jefferson county sheriff's office. we are heading out today to go knock on doors of suspected meth labs. >> we deal with a lot of method labs. we continue to lead the nation as far as a single county for meth lab seizures. >> reporter: it's a high priority because meth labs can easily catch fire. especially with the new one pot method they call shake and bake. among the ingredients, liquid fuel. drain cleaner. immode yum nitrate from cold packs. lithium from household batteries. they're plastered with warning labels. but they can turn sue do e fed rin, the active ingredient in some decongestants, into meth. >> if you take your time, shake and bake comes out better. >> reporter: but it can backfire. this is a demonstration by sheriffs deputies from neighboring franklin county. they shake it up and the chemicals react. it's soon a flame thrower. that's how joe was burnt. >> i haven't slept a full night since i've started cooking

amber lyon reports from ground zero of the meth belt, a rural area outside of st. louis, missouri. >> we'll hit de soto. >> let's gear up and start going. >> on arc one. >> reporter: this is corporal tim whitney with the jefferson county sheriff's office. we are heading out today to go knock on doors of suspected meth labs. >> we deal with a lot of method labs. we continue to lead the nation as far as a single county for meth lab seizures. >> reporter: it's a high priority because meth labs can easily catch fire, especially with the new one-pot method they call shake and bake. >> i have people who actually prefer it. >> joe will call him used shake and bake to feed his habit and to sell to others. among the ingredients, liquid fuel, drain cleaner, ammonium nitrate from cold backs, lithium from household batteries. they're plastered with warning labels. but they can turn to pseudoephedrine, the active ingredient in some decongestants, into meth. >> if you take your time, shake and bake comes out better. >> reporter: but it can backfire. this is a demonstration by sh

amber lyon reports from ground zero of the meth belt, a rural area just outside st. louis, missouri. >> we'll start at westburg trails down the shank, we'll hit desoto. let's gear up and start going. communicate on arc-1. >> this is corporal tim whitney with the jefferson county sheriff's office. and we are heading out today to go knock on doors of suspected meth labs. >> we deal with a lot of meth labs. we continue to lead the nation as far as a single county for meth lab seizures. >> reporter: it's a high priority because meth labs can easily catch fire. especially with the new one-pot method they call shake and bake. >> i had people that actually prefer it. >> reporter: joe, we'll call him, used shake and bake to feed his habit and to sell to others. among the ingredients, liquid fuel, drain cleaner, ammonium nitrate from cold packs, lithium from household batteries. they're plastered with warning labels. but they can turn pseudoephedrine, the active ingredient in some decongestants, into meth. >> if you take your time, shake and bake comes out better. >> reporter

. >> general charles lyon: this is a pulse oximeter. >> stahl: major general charles lyon is director of operations at the air force air combat command. >> lyon: the pilots fly with these. they're right on their arm. they look at them and they check them, and if there's any indication of an abnormal oxygen rate, we terminate the flight. >> stahl: the second was a charcoal filter designed to block contaminants the pilots might be breathing, and collect them for analysis. but less than a month after the planes began to fly again, another pilot suffered hypoxia. this was you. you had the first incident, right, in october? >> gordon: yeah, it was actually me and my wingman both had incidents on the same sortie. >> stahl: jeremy's jet was torn apart and analyzed, but there was no smoking gun. pilots were told to keep flying so the air force could gather more data. here's an email that we have seen from one of your fellow pilots. "i feel i'm in the most expensive group of lab monkeys ever assembled." >> gordon: i haven't seen that one. >> wilson: we have been... >> stahl: you feel like a la

then to lyon and the port city of marseille where they board one of the last boats carrying european jews to safety. after stops in casablanca and cuba in 1943, they finally arrived in the united states. janinio e and roland first met and again in lyon where their love grew but were separated when the family sailed away from france. despite vowing to find each other after the war they lost all contact. in 1946, on a blind date in new york city, she met the man she would marry, american leonard maitland. two children and 43 years of marriage later, leonard is die og. and janline and leonard daughter's leslie has begun her own odyssey to trace her po mother's story. through her research and travels she learns that roland is alive and living in canada. in 1991 nearly 50 years after they last saw each other, janine and roland reconnect. now lesley maitland, a former "new york times" reporter has chronicled their story and their times in the new book "crossing the borders of time" lesley maitland, thank you for having us. this book of yours reads fartherly as a romance, and partly as a de

then to lyon and the port city of marseille where they board one of the last boats carrying european jews to safety. after stops in casablanca and cuba in 1943, they finally arrived in the united states. janinio e and roland first met and again in lyon where their love grew but were separated when the family sailed away from france. despite vowing to find each other after the war they lost all contact. in 1946, on a blind date in new york city, she met the man she would marry, american leonard maitland. two children and 43 years of marriage later, leonard is die og. and janline and leonard daughter's leslie has begun her own odyssey to trace her po mother's story. through her research and travels she learns that roland is alive and living in canada. in 1991 nearly 50 years after they last saw each other, janine and roland reconnect. now lesley maitla, a former "new york times" reporter has chronicled their story and their times in the new book "crossing the borders of time" lesley maitland, thank you for having us. this book of yours reads fartherly as a romance, and partly as a deck

it is those three blocks west of marina green but before lyon. commissioner olague: are we talking --commissioner farrell: what parking spots are we talking about? >> i believe they are on the north side of the street. this was a permit issued by the big coastal development commission for various improvements along the area and maria part of a renovation project. this was a conditional permit. the word does not have to be completed prior to the construction of this project beginning. as for the outcome of that planning process, it could've cannot be integrated into the dpw project. commissioner farrell: so right now there are no plans to take these parking spots away as part of the plan? i have been coordinating and spending time with rec and park about the harbor renovation and how that is affecting surrounding neighborhoods. especially the people that use the facility, the parking spots around their impact our neighborhoods in a big way. i just want to make sure there is coordination going on here and there is no separate needed to take these w

also in steve lyons, humans weren't the only one whose had a chance to relax this holiday weekend. a bear made its way into a los angeles area swimming pool just to chill out. i would too. those at home had the presence of mind to stay inside and grab video camera. >>> finally in utah a family of kittens was found alive after being trapped for nearly two weeks in cement. construction workers had poured the foundation for a garage floor while the building of a new house. they started to hear meows but didn't know where it was coming from. they started ripping walls out. finally they cracked open the pavement and they saved the kittens. the end. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather here's todd santos. i don't know which is more unbelievable they lasted that long or were heard in the cement. >> i love the story. let's see if we can do the same thing as far as travel weather. the latest with tropical depression beryl. that system, the circulation remaining over the southeast so the rain will remain one of the bigger issues. winds at 30 miles per hour and started to

. >> my name is reverend will scott, who at the corner of lyons street. i want to thank you for keeping the north panhandle together as part of district 5. recipients on easter sunday celebrated the eighty ninth year in san francisco. the congregation members have been part of district 5 over the years. one of the education and family advocates was a new center. we of congregations in the african-american and caribbean experience. we have come to see ourselves in the twenty first century as a church in the north panhandle for the north panhandle. we certainly wish to keep this dynamic neighborhood to get there. our neighbors are coming together to help us establish a center for focus on the arts, and the community. it provides summer enrichment programs for young children growing up in the housing project of the western division. you have probably heard that we have concerts', and we held a successful benefit beyond the blaze for fire victims. we recently participated in a vigil for a homicide victim. i want to thank you for keeping the north panhandle to

lenny de lyon? >> she has worked with elia -- hea hae has worked with eliana z as a daycare provider for their son. lenny had many interactions with lopez. lenny testified as to her demeanor, her state of mind, and i will leave it at that. >> commissioners? >> it seems to me that based on the breadth we allow for the mayor, with respect to perceptions of key witnesses around the time of the incident, we should at least take a declaration. >> i agree. >> any objections? >> we decided we did not need to hear from mr. keene, because you guys are going to work out a stipulation. is that still the case? >> i would add the testimony by a declaration is relevant and would be valuable in your deliberations, because jan dempsey, as a retired undersheriff, can testify that sheriff mirkarimi, prior to taking the oath of office, was not performing the duties of sheriff, despite what the city attorney has alleged in their briefing. >> obviously, you are not quick to object to them bringing in a deputy. >> unders

other bay area at lyons, oakland firefighters had to contend with a fire at a vacant building earlier today. one firefighter suffered minor injuries while battling the blaze and was treated at a local hospital. the fire happened at 99th avenue and macarthur boulevard. officials think it might be an old barbershop. occupy activist on the east bay farm have lit up their demand saying that they're leaving the land if researchers stop using pesticides and other chemicals. protesters also wants continued access to the farm. berkeley scientists say that the protest has disrupted research and are considering legal action to remove the demonstrators. >> artist thomas kincaid died of an accidental overdose of alcohol and valium. the autopsy concluded that he stopped breathing because of alcohol and prescription tranquilizers. his brother said that he had a relapse of alcohol problems just before he passed away. the popular children's book author maurice sendak has passed away. he died today in connecticut after complications from a recent stroke. he's best known for " where the wild things are

the police say the bus ended up in a crash in the 9800 block of lyon's mill. both drivers and the students were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >>> federal authorities say the raid on a flea marketta mounted to the largest seizure ever. agents raided on april 22nd after two and a half years of investigating. they took nearly 220,000 fake items including fake designer clothes, shoes and bags, and all of it was about $47 million worth of items according to the suggested retail price force the items. in addition that five people were charged with selling them >>> let's take a like look at harbor camas we get ready for a thursday night. a nice day. it's maryland and of course now with the weekend coming in, let's check in with wyatt, with your first forecast . >> not a bad way to get a thursday going. sun coming out through the day. we are up into the mid70's at least in the central part of the state. to the west temperatures running warm as they have the last couple days, look at that line of showers, out toward the ha gerstown area. the

i believe this is west moving toward baker and i believe this is lyon over here so we would take off the eastern part and leave in the western part. that would be what i suggest. >> there is no motion on the floor. commissioner antonini: i would take dr and proposed changes. we are diminishing the side -- the size of the upper deck, with the area on the east being the part that eliminated to conform with 350. exactly how that comes up, we would have to work with staff. part two is 6 inches off each side of the rear yard deck. north and south if i am reading that correctly. the final part of my motion is to work with staff to make sure the patio envisioned in the plans is in fact proper and still leaves as rear yard open space. that is the motion. president fong: is there a second? >> without a second, the motion dies. commissioner moore: i would like to offer the advice that the intent is correct but the devil is in the details. unless you really see how it works, this is very difficult to approve because given this is an aggressive building, you have to see this in the drawing form.

. >> according to police, 55-year-old gary lyon was suicidelal, and police had reason to believe he wanted suicide by cop. >>> this was surveillance footage inside the mission valley macy's. we got this from 10 news. you see a woman walk into the fine jewelry section of the macy's, and according to reports, she was carrying a designer purse, and a macy's shopping bag. but she walks up to the counter, and she asks the clerk to see two diamond rings. and together, those diamond rings were worth about $12,000. so the clerk behind the counter says, look, ma'am, it's store policy. we can't let you see more than one high-dollar item at once. >> makes sense. >> so then the woman opens up her shopping bag and shows her the gun that is inside of it. now the woman says to the clerk, i don't want anybody to get hurt, i also have an armed accomplice waiting for me outside. i need those rings. the clerk at macy's complies, gave the girl the rings, and then she left the store. >> i can't believe she got out of there, either. >> but i can see many ways that she could get out, because i used to work there

john lyons has more from cairo. >> electoral commission speaks, but there are no surprises. four days after pulling, they have investigated complaints and rejected them all. >> the commission has rejected them because they were not based on reality. >> egyptians now face a stark choice. on one side is the candidate of the muslim brotherhood. he polled the most votes in the first round and is trying to put himself forward as the candidate of the revolution. but there are many egyptians deeply opposed to the islamists gaining power. on the other side is a former's general a former's -- is a former general and mubarak's last prime minister. he promises to distort the restore law and order. -- he promises to restore law and order. the young egyptians have no obvious candidate to support. in more than a year since the fall of president mubarak, they've still not pull together a credible political movement. despite the long lines on polling days, the election commission has announced turnout was only around 46%. the remaining two candidate space the challenge of persuading egyptia

i am a resident, and i live on the 300 block of lyon st., and i have been a renter for 25 years. when i first moved to the neighborhood, merci terrace, which is an anchor project, was an abandoned, crime-ridden crack house. i have seen the neighborhood absolutely transformed. the work done in the last 10 years that have really notice -- we have a community block party every year. there is a halloween party for the children. st. cyprian's church has programs -- tamale making, arts class is, all kinds of things. to divide our district at fulton would be like splitting up a family. turk is a natural border because there are steep tend again, our district is between the visit arrow and masonic. the neighborhood is also an architecturally primarily victorian. that is a whole different type of homeowner who cares about historic things. it takes a lot of care. this is a neighborhood that has just made an incredible transformation. i am a local publicist. i have worked with the mayor's office of economic workforce development in launching the bid is a narrow part wall. the corridor itsel

what makes this job complexes the switches that will be installed to accommodate both the m and jail lyon's all the work is underway in many guises tens of thousands of passengers to purple bike or walk. >>> crews are ripping out and replace a 100 ft. of were not rail up detergent both st. joan chen and didn't know about this and i'm thinking hominine to get to work passenger's of the engine of the busiest metroliner are devising landy. >>> will probably do is take one of the other streetcars to church street station and walk parts of the j to your son and 22 fell more will be rerouted temporary new shuttles will replace the engine that but run at only half capacity. the challenge will be when the shuttle will be their second in on time to work otherwise is taxis. >>> the san francisco bicycle coalition will leave a sam weekend convoy is loosely following the n.j. routes. >>> up probably buy or try to derive from friends where i go by samson option my building and let me have one. the work is expected to be done and the routes restored by monday june 4th at 5:00 in the morning light and san