every day, larson worries that he will get that tragic call telling him that sam is dead. the u.s. promised interpreters like sam that they could come to the u.s. on special immigration visas if they're persecuted for having helped u.s. service men and women. congress approved up to 7500 such visas for afghans and 25,000 for iraqis, but only a fraction have been given out and in the meantime, on this facebook page for afghan interpreters seeking visas, you can see moustafa. a few weeks ago, the taliban kidnapped and killed him. larson is terrified that sam might face the same fate. >> without getting him out of there it's a broken promise. and it's a daily threat. the threat to his life would not exist if we hadn't been there and he hadn't chosen to serve with us. >> reporter: buried in red tape, larson has been working with sam and his family to bring them to the united states. >> i got a phone call today. >> you did? >> the guys i got an issue with. they said the time is coming soon. >> reporter: they're relying on the generosity of others, essentially, to hide him and help provi

larson is a supervisor at the union county department of social services. because of her job title, she also faced failure to discharge her duty as a public official. larson wasn't at the house when the child was found allegedly handcuffed, but she's accused of being complicit. all of the children are in the custody of a social services agency outside of union county. and we should add that the sheriff tells cnn that that boy on the porch is the only one who appears to be mistreated. harper and larson are scheduled to face a judge for their initial appearance on monday. martin, zoraida? >> thank you, rosa. we just listen to that story and you're staggered. really, what can you say? you don't know what to say? >> but you want to understand the why. we'll talk a little bit later to the sheriff of join county to try to get some answers for you and try to understand how this happened. >>> so still to come on "new day sunday," an incredible scene caught on police dash cam, when a routine traffic stop involving a mother and her five kids -- look at this. it gets

larson says a hush fell over the crowd. >> then i started crying in shame. because i didn't say hello to this man. i didn't offer him anything. i didn't feel like i had anything to offer. >> reporter: musselman is touched by the actions of his ward members but says it wasn't his goal to make them feel embarrassed or ashamed. be kind to all people from all walks of life. >> to be christ like just acknowledging them and that was the message that i got from that and something i'm going to do a better job at. >> wow. what an unbelievable story. >> yeah. i tell you. >> great lengths to go. >> yes. >>> welcome to wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. i'm jessica doyle. andrea and mike are off today. maybe they are hitting the black friday shopping sales out there. who knows? we are going to have olga breese in a moment with your weather forecast because it's cold out there. >> it is. but this shift i hope they're sleeping in this morning and taking an opportunity to do that. of course monika is going to tell everybody about the traffic at the moment. >> so anyone who's -- anyone who

larson is a supervisor at the union county department of social services. because of her job title, she also faces failure to discharge her duty as a public official. larson wasn't at the house when the child was found allegedly handcuffed but she's accused of being complicit. all of the children are in the custody of a social services agency out sued of union county. we should add that sheriff tells cnn that that boy on the porch is the only one who appears to be mistreated. harper and larson are scheduled to face a judge for their initial appearance on monday. martin? >> all right. thank you to rosa flores. what a horrific story. >> there is so much more you want to know. >> as we enter week two of the recovery in the philippines after that deadly super typhoon, people in this largely catholic nation are returning to church today. many are finding places of worship are badly damaged. the roof was ripped off of some churches. >> carl, you attended the services today. it had to be very emotional. >> it was tough on many levels. you go into the churches whic

larson: i thank the leader. i would point out in history there are often identify connick -- iconic pictures, one has to wonder in looking at the pictures that grace museums across this country, could that man who said a torch will be passed to another generation, could he have known when he was shaking bill clinton's hand that he would be a future president of the united states? could he have known when he met with tommy's daughter that she would be the first woman speaker of the house? that was the inspiration of kennedy who touched so many people, and our leaders, nancy pelosi and steny hoyer, typify a generation drawn into public of the not only because inspiration but the calling to president kennedy to public service. he majority whip, steny hoyer. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for -- from connecticut. special on for the order but the speech he gave as we led into this special order about that wrenching day in november, the 22nd of november 1963. where he was, the memory he had. and i thank the leader w

they arrested dorian lee harper and his partner, wanda sue larson on friday. investigators say what is doubly troubling is larson is a county social services worker. officials removing the boy and four other adopted children from the home. larson and harper face charges of child abuse, false imprisonment and animal cruelty. nick vulinse yeah reports from monroe, north carolina, where he spoke with the 11-year-old's biological aunt. >> i was in the courtroom earlier this morning whether the two suspects made their initial court appearance. they showed very little emotion and didn't speak other to say they wanted the court to appoint them an attorney. they're being held on multiple charges and about $500,000 bond respectively. we should give you an update on the five children removed from the home. they have been taken out of union county and put in the custody of social services. they were removed from this area because of a conflict of interest. as we have been reporting, the adoptive mothers in this case, wanda sue larszen, is a social worker. a detail that h

the clerk of the board and i would like to thank jessie larson who will be broadcasting from sfgtv this meaning. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> the clerk: please submit all cards. items will be on the agenda unless supervisors indicated. >> please call item no. 1. >> the health code for massage practitioner and requiring them to pay annual license fee. >> good morning. i think we have mr. richard lee who will be making a presentation. mr. lee? >> thank you. the department of public health has been permitting massaging establishments under 29 of the health code. right now there are approximately 1800 permitted practitioners in san francisco. the state passed legislation a couple months ago that created for the agency for practitioners called the massage council. if they are licensed through -- they don't have to be licensed through local agencies. if the establishment employed only cam tac license by practitioners they are exempt from local permitting. what's wrong is they are among no longer permitted through us. we want to change the code that says if they are license thro

that is to - looked like to introduce an amendment to this resolution to include on a list friends of larson park and friends of west sunset playground. supervisor yee has made a motion as asked by supervisor tang. colleagues >> i want to include the parks. >> is there a second. second can we take those amendments without objection? that motion passes and supervisor kim >> i just got a couple of editions and i know that supervisor yee was great at adding things and i want to ask the rocks center task force and t the. >> supervisor kim as made a motion can we take those without objection? . that should be the case any other amendments. okay. colleagues can we take this resolution and adapted it await objection same house, same call? . madam clerk roll call and why don't we ask to keep things as short as possible. >> supervisor breed yes place of employment. today, i'm introducing a amendment to have a project at pave street. at over one hundred years old this building has been vacant it was once a sanitarium. it will become a residents for 16 development sdanltd adults. mercy a nonprofit that

wanda sue larson is also charged with willful failure to discharge her duty as a public official. she is currently employed as a supervisor with the union county department of social services. here's the back story, folks. authorities were responding to an animal services complaint next door when a police officer walked up to this, an 11-year-old child secured to the front porch by the ankle by what appeared to be hand cuffs. the child had a dead chicken hanging around his neck. five children we removed from this residence, four adopted children and one foster child. the child handcuffed to the porch was the foster child. all the kids are in the custody of social services, and a social services agency outside of this county. cnn requested comments from the union county government and the public information officer from that government agency tells us that they cannot comment about this incident at this time, because all of this is under investigation, don. and there's a lot here to investigate. >> they arrived, it wasn't about the child, it was an animal services complaint. what h

the clerk of the board and i would like to thank jessie larson who will be broadcasting from

the following members of the sfgtv staff who are covering the meeting today, jennifer low and david larson. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices, completed speaker cards should be submitted 209 clerk. items acted upon today will appear to the november 18 meeting unless otherwise stated. >> if you can please call item 1, which is the only item on today's meeting and we have been joined by eric mar. >> item 1, hearing on the budget and legislative analyst's report to further understand the level of san francisco's housing crisis. >> i want to thank all the members of the public here at the meeting and all the people who have been contacting my office the last few weeks about the displacement that is happening. i do want to make some introductory comments but before i do that i would like to ask the budget and legislative analyst to a very brief presentation on the report and what i would say about this report is the way this report came ba is that in the last few weeks, we in my office and i know that my colleagues in other offices have been hearing a number,

though, the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff of sfgtv and also -- who are jessie larson and jonathan goma who record each of our meeting and make the transcripts available to the public online and i'm also joined by our clerk today, linda woning. madam clerk, are there any announcements >> yes, there chair, please make sure to silence all cell phones, the documents to be submitted to the clerk, items will appear on the december 10th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> at this point, could you please call item number 1. >> it is an order nones amending the administrative code to modify open data standards and set deadlines for releasing open data. >> so, supervisor farrell, the author of the legislation, can we have your comments. >> thank you very much, chairman yee and to the members of the public, we're here today to discuss legislation is that i've authored, all across the nation, we're seeing federal government taking steps to make appropriate government data available because open data has helped us spark innovative and fuel further economic deve

larson. mr. larson: both steny and rich have said it well. everything that's rich about public service is embodied in the service provided by barry sullivan. as rich pointed out, to have come here with tip and joe, puts you in the stars of new england. i would point out to mr. capuano, rich neal is not only the dean of the massachusetts delegation but the dean of the new england delegation and barry sullivan is new england through and through. he's irish, he's catholic, he's red sox, celtic, bruin and patriots and he gets us through the day. my first encounter with him came over in the pennsylvania corner where he would be summoned on a regular basis. i thought he was jack murta's personal valet. i didn't know there was a white button that they would press but he would appear out of the back room and would assure mr. murtha things would be right. what time we would get out of here and all the essentials that members need. the wonderful thing about barry, his three sons and barbara is that he apit mieses class. he is such a gentleman, even amo

we are joined by brett larson the host of tech baitites good see you. television sets. you say there are a lot of deals out there. you don't have to camp out to get it? >> yeah, no. you don't need to be in line waiting in a tent for the next week and miss thanksgiving dinner for your family. target is cutting prices as are walmart and best buy. we have one from target. 50 inch 1080 p. $229 that is 61% savings. it is almost like a game know. but you have to hope that the stores are stocking for the people at that kind of price. >> exactly. and they are always going to have that door buster deal the first 25 people in line are going to get a $10 dvd player and this year would be ply ray. and it is not necessarily something. it is going to be inexpensive as well. hopefully people have learned their lessons. and they are going to try and race for that one or few items. another deal a nikon digital camera for less than half the original price. under $100 for a digital camera is insane. most people are using smartphones. people still like to take pictures with cameras. a came

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cause of death for hoffstrom and larson, gunshot wounds. a source with knowledge of the case telling our affiliate that dr. larson actually assisted in hoffstrom's delivery 30 years ago. >> there is no way anyone could have had any ill-will towards him. >> reporter: he delivered thousands of babies over his 33 years of practice, winning awards and international acclaim. colleagues say the father and grandfather was nearing retirement. >> it was devastating because, you know, his job, his work, it was his passion. now that choice is taken out of his hands. >> reporter: sunday, hoffstrom's family posted a note on their door. quote, our heart felt prayers and sympathy to the family of dr. steven larsen. we're shocked and saddened by this news. neighbors and former classmates describe hoffstrom as a likable guy, someone they would never think would do something like that. we could get a motive later today. >> we'll see what happens. >>> time for the weather. ginger zee covering the violent weather in the midwest. good morning, again, ginger. >>

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larson is charged with willful failure to discharge her duty as a public official. listen to this. she is currently employed as a supervisor of the union county department of social service. . this is what authorities found at her house, a dead chicken around the neck of an 11-year-old child that was handcuffed to a porch. five children were removed from the house, ages 8 to 14. four of them were adopted children. the other child, a foster child. the child handcuffed to the porch was the foster child. all the kids are in the custody of a social services agency outside of this county, which is important. here is what one neighbor had to say. >> there's no telling what those kids are going through. that's the thing i'm thinking about. them kids, i bet they are so scared, it is unreal to do anything. a supervisor with dss and she let that go on in her own house. that, to me, something is wrong. >> when i see them go to the woods, he snuck through the backwoods to see what was going on. when he went to the woods, man he game out of there like grease lightning. >> being chased by the do

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. >> lesliershall is here and lars larson, they could also call terrorism work place violence, but that doesn't change what it is. >> no. you know, i'm glad i have juan on my show every weekend. the fact is, is all this spin and attempting to get the liberal media and pundits to carry water for this guy is not going to fix the problem. 5 million people without insurance and the president made it happen. i'm waiting for the insurance industry to start pushing back. how long are they going to take the president blaming them for something that's a direct result of the law that he demanded america have? >> leslie, he's mad at the insurance companies for canceling people, which the obama care law rules and regulations forced them to do and now he ticked off saying they should have called them renewals or change plans and not cancellations. that's why people don't like the law? >> well, i don't think that's exactly what he said, that they don't like the law. >> that is what juan just said. >> the insurance companies could have, when you have like my insurance company sent me a letter that sai

larson the woman here is a social service supervisor. four other children who lived in the home were placed in the custody of social services. >> that is crazy. >>> a colorado mine two workers were killed and others injured on sunday. the operator of the mine say no cave-in or collapse and blame the deaths on a release of carbon monoxide. two of the 20 workers taken to the hospital have been relieved. authorities are trying to determine whether a small explosion on saturday maybe relieved the poison gas. >>> take a look at this dash cam video of a dangerous traffic stop. you're going to see that again in new mexico. involving a van filled with a mom and five children. arianna ferrell was pulled over for speeding last month. she and her son tried to fight with the officer and she pulled over and surrendered after a chase. she is charged and her son is charged with battery against an officer. this is really a crazy story when she was stopped she got back into her car and pulled away and what incited police to chase her and have to pull her

lesley marshal and lars larson. your reaction? >> this is terrible for america. the other dot we haven't connect when these new plans are forced on people as you pointed out, tens of millions of people watching their policy costs go up even if they are working for a big employer and watching what they get go down. what's it going to do to the economy? we were who the social securitys is tax increase came. can you imagine what it will do to america's economy when tens of millions of families are losing additional two, three, four hundred dollars per month and getting less for it? this should make americans very, very mad and especially because we got a president who lied to us. we've previously impeached presidents for lying to us. i think this president deserves it as well. >> lesley? >> i think perjury is different, lars. it's terrible that woman's husband died from such a terrible disease and it's terrible somebody is being bullied by their insurance company. i've seen from my family our deductible increased from $550 to $750. insurance companies have done this

. >> leslie marshall is here and lars larson, they could also call terrorism work place violence, but that doesn't change what it is. >> no. you know, i'm glad i have juan on my show every weekend. the fact is, is all this spin and attempting to get the liberal media and pundits to carry water for this guy is not going to fix the problem. 5 million people without insurance and the president made it happen. i'm waiting for the insurance industry to start pushing back. how long are they going to take the president blaming them for something that's a direct result of the law that he demanded america have? >> leslie, he's mad at the insurance companies for canceling people, which the obama care law rules and regulations forced them to do and now he ticked off saying they should have called them renewals or change plans and not cancellations. that's why people don't like the law? >> well, i don't think that's exactly what he said, that they don't like the law. >> that is what juan just said. >> the insurance companies could have, when you have like my insurance company sent me a letter tha

. >> the driver of the truck that killed them turns out to be lloyd larson, a man with nine prior duis. >> when we took his blood that night, it was 0.208, which was over two times the legal limit. he's serving 20 years for 4 counts of vehicular homicide. >> this desperate chase is all caught on camera, but it needn't be played for val verde to remember. the awful event is seared in his mind and probably will be for the rest of his life. >> like nothing i've ever experienced. you can be doing nothing wrong, just driving down the highway, minding your own business, and something like this pops out of nowhere, and your life is taken. driving is probably the most dangerous thing that we do every day. >>> coming up -- a driver has a mysterious car accident. >> what are the chances that a cat jumps out the window and you're rear-ended by a cop? >> but it's what the cops do about it that's shocking. ♪ [ male announcer ] if we could see energy... what would we see? ♪ the billions of gallons of fuel that get us to work. ♪ we'd see all the electricity flowing through the devices that conn

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. >> a friend of mine is kay larson. she wrote a book on ann carroll, i believe her name is? a lobbyist in washington. and it's alleged that she is the first one to put a push for the campaign down the mississippi. she was -- it was a one-page on her in the encyclopedia of the civil war. i wonder if you know anything about her or what you might think about this? thank you. >> i have never heard of this one. there's 60,000 books on the civil war. i've missed a few of them, so i'm sorry, i can't answer that. the first recollection that i know of that is from winfield scott's anaconda plan, where he first talks about that. but it may entirely be possible that someone has uncovered something that predates it. i honestly don't know. >> i was wondering, at the beginning of the war, pinkerton seemed to have such a tremendous influence on mcclellan, constantly feeding information, overinflating the size of lee's army. how much do you think that had an effect on the way that he behaved as a general? and i always thought mcclellan would have made a great chief of staff, he was such a g

here with more, brett larson, host of "techbytes." >> they made this admission themselves. >> yes, they did. >> it's not like we had to do digging to find this out. we all have concerns about the privacy on facebook. >> yes. next thing you know, picks of you at a party are all over the web. >> how are they doing it? >> they'll be tracking where your mouse is on the screen. they know what you like, places you've gone, who your friends are, every website you've gone to. now they add to that mix where your mouse is on the page. >> what do they gain? >> you could walk away and the mouse is frozen you didn't necessarily intend it to be. >> the game strategy, tell me if i'm right on this, they can go to advertisers and say this area of the screen is where these types people spend most of their time. >> that's absolutely what they want to do. they say it's going to help us build a better usic experience because we'll know where your mouse goes. >> mouse movements are accidental. >> if you still have a corded mouse your mouse slides by itself. >> also for advertisers, they can say people are ho

let's talk to brett larson, host of "tech bites." can you explain, i tweet, you tweet, how does twitter make money for its investors? >> that say great question. they're making money from investors from amazing jump in stock price. over 20% jump in stock price. the ceo said it very well, they now have time to figure these thing out. the one thing that twitter has absolutely figured out is the mobile space. and that is where all of the users are going. they're going to their smartphones. they're going to their tablets. they actually want things that are quick and easy to read. twitter is very smart in tracting users, getting the mobile audience and advertisers. >> a lot of people are looking at twitter saying 73% on day one. look at facebook, it doesn't even increase 1% in its debut back in may 2012. what did twitter get right that maybe facebook didn't? >> right. and facebook also had so many problems with their ipo on the day that it went. there were many delays in getting the ipo to happen the day it happened. twitter spent a lot o

always ask brett larson when to go and there are certain things or is there one more? >> there is gaming systems. >> are you a gamer? you are a gamer, aren't you? >> this is a good one because it's tricky. >> i was going to go with the same as what i did last time so i'm going to say -- >> later? this would actually, this is the big reveal. it doesn't matter. because they all just got updated. we got the playstation 4 and xbox1, the wii 3d, all new, not getting any cheaper. they've got the rush now. the only way you're going to get something like that cheaper is if it's one of those come in the store, everybody gets 10% off. >> we have to go but i think you can go on ebay afterwards and get them cheaper. >> what about plaid jacket? >> i like the plaid jacket. >> you want to see our good stuff today, stick around. one of our favorite moments in the show, noah fisher from south carolina, 4 years old, adorable, if i do say so myself. look at the fella. he needs to wear glasses. his response, though, was devastating. >> i said put your glasses on and he just broke into tea

renovations just wrapped up at two diamonds in the city, karl larson park and james rolf park in the mission. each of the parks was given a $40,000 makeover thanks to the chevrolet diamonds and dreams program. the money came to san francisco after the giants won the 2012 world series and then the giants helped select the fields that would benefit from the program. >> really nice way to give back to the community. >>> let's check in with sal. what's happening in the south bay. things are improving. we've had a couple of crashes there. northbound 280 had a couple of fender-benders. we had the serious crash much earlier. let's take a look at the maps. the slowest traffic is on 101 from 280 to sunnyvale and you can kind of see it's going to be slow under the speed limit for all of the way until you get to the highway 237 area, that area there in sunnyvale. as we look at the santa cruz mountains. it's been a nice commute. prawrt is on time. let's go to live pictures. westbound 24. what a nice picture. clear weather. no traffic trouble. when up get to the toll plaza, a little foggy but the

and canada from the general tom larson, the canadian military second-in-command. we also expect an examination of how climate change might affect. this is just getting underway. >> general tom lawson has had a career in the canadian armed forces serving in his current position since october, 2012. prior to the recent promotion he served as the deputy commander at peterson air force base in colorado, so he's no stranger to the importance of the u.s. canadian defense cooperation. he's also held such distinguished positions as assistant chief of the air staff into the commandant of the comme military college in kingston. he led the standup of the strategic joint staff as a part of the canadian armed forces transformation team and served as the commanding officer of 412 or the four or 12 scott squadron. he graduated from the military college of canada with a bachelors of science degree as well as a master of science and electrical engineering and while attending the armed forces command and staff in alabama he completed a master masters in pc administration at auburn.