. >> what i noted in mr. mason's handwriting was from 1957, at that time he was 23 years old, until 1999, his handwriting did not change one iota. it was exactly the same. >> edholme was convinced that gerald mason signed the ymca register with the alias george d. wilson. nearly five decades after the crime, mason was arrested and charged with murder. >> when we introduced ourselves and told him we were homicide investigators, he was a little bit irritated and it was almost like you're here for that? that happened so long ago. i can't believe you're here bothering me with that, you know, 45, 46 years later. >>> based on the forensic evidence, prosecutors believe gerald mason bought the gun in louisiana, then checked into a ymca using the alias george d. wilson. mason was a drifter when he went to california in 1957. he may have been drinking near the hawthorne airport when he saw bob dewar's car parked in the lovers' lane. he robbed the teenagers, committed a sexual assault, then stole the car at gunpoint. wh

rush and mr. mason were accompanied, receiving word there from mr. monroe that the forces would be reentering washington day -- washington city on the following day. we were quite surprised again to see mrs. madison. i had hoped she would not endanger herself by arriving in the city so quickly after such terrible events. we took private lodgings with her sister at the f street house , which we had been renting since we coming secretary of state in 1801. we stayed there for a few weeks receiving notice that he was not necessarily in support of myself for the administration, but magnanimously allowed us to rent his house for $500 for six months until the president's mansion could be reestablished. he then removed himself to the south of year to his house -- his house down that way. in any event we have been carrying on the activities of the post office and the nation proceeds with public business, perhaps more uncomfortable than before but the public is this is such -- of such magnitude and import that it does require small adjustments in order to carr

myself mr. rush, and mr. mason and the dragoons accompanied us. we received word there where the generals forces would be. the following day, we reentered washington city. there, i was quite surprised by mrs. madison. we did not hope she was in danger by arriving in the city so weekly after that, a storm took place. we took private lodgings with her sister at the f street house. we have been renting from the origins when i was secretary of state in 1801. we stayed there for two or three weeks and received a notice. we were allowed to rent this house for $500 for six months until the president's mansion could be reestablished. the landlord removed himself to the south of here. in any event, mrs. madison and i had been well entrenched here at the octagon house. congress met at the post office. the nation proceeds with its public business. perhaps more uncomfortable than it was before but the public is this is of such magnitude and import that it would require us all to make adjustments to carry on the course of american activities and the american s

myself, mr. rush, and mr. mason and the dragoons accompanied us. we received word there where the generals forces would be. the following day, we reentered washington city. there, i was quite surprised by mrs. madison. we did not hope she was in danger by arriving in the city so weekly after that, a storm took place. we took private lodgings with her sister at the f street house. we have been renting from the thorntons when i was secretary of state in 1801. we stayed there for two or three weeks and received a notice. we were allowed to rent this house for $500 for six months until the president's mansion could be reestablished. the landlord removed himself to the south of here. in any event, mrs. madison and i had been well entrenched here at the octagon house. congress met at the post office. the nation proceeds with its public business. perhaps more uncomfortable than it was before but the public is this is of such magnitude and import that it would require us all to make adjustments to carry on the course of american activities and the american

. >> thank you, mr. kooumz i need to move on km (clapping.) >> good afternoon. i'm robert mason on the board of the alamo square i'll be wearing two hats a board member and long term resident our great uncle bought the house in 1958 i moved ♪ 19682 our family has a long term residence and in a favor of the long term parking when the board took the final vote we voted in favor of the 6 to 2 we have had several meetings both as a board and with the general members of the month scares to meet the concerns for the people that showed up what days of the week and how many hours of the week when cars have to move throughout this process we've listened to people in favor of the residential parking those against the residential parking and those who raised the concerns we tried to address that in the final proposal you'll see today and met multiply times with the sfmta and the parking enforceers to figure out it becomes for the proposal today and in dealing with the sfmta the e-mail responses and it's been in support of proposal not unanimous but we have the majority o

this morning anthony mason takes us behind the scenes. >> good morning mr. draper. >> in seven seasons of "mad men" don draper has become a force in american culture. >> were you surprised at the way don draper seemed to resonate with people? >> yes. honestly. >> the show that made a star of jon hamm is approaching agents final episode. >> it's been very good part of a lot of our lives for a long time. and letting that go is going to be difficult. >> later on "sunday morning," on the set of "mad men." as the '60s and the series come to an end. >> osgood: success in music requires plenty of talent and certain degree of pluck. musicians have plenty of both. >> will tell you necessary to have a little us time. just for grownups. bela fleck take time away from parenting is usually in front of an audience. >> ten minutes before the show we look at each other and go -- >> we know how to do this. ahead banjo duo on stage and off. >> the question, wither the weather. shows us opera conduck for making fragrances. steve hartman watches basketball team holding court af

this morning anthony mason takes us behind the scenes. >> good morning mr. draper. >> in seven seasons of "mad men" don draper has become a force in american culture. >> were you surprised at the way don draper seemed to resonate with people? >> yes. honestly. >> the show that made a star of jon hamm is approaching agents final episode. >> it's been very good part of a lot of our lives for a long time. and letting that go o o going to be difficult. >> later on "sunday morning," on the set of "mad men." as the '60s and the series come to an end. >> osgood: success in music requires plenty of talent and certain degree of pluck. musicians have plenty of both. >> will tell you necessary to have a little us time. just for grownups. bela fleck take time away from parenting is usually in front of an audience. >> ten minutes before the show we look at each other and go -- >> we know how to do this. ahead banjo duo on stage and off. >> the question, wither the weather. shows us opera conduck for making fragrances. steve hartman watches basketball team holding court a

mr. smith is the author of biographies no stranger to presidential libraries. is directed five he teaches at george mason university, is to come at it on the "newshour" on pbs, and is the in house historic on c-span but it is always a pleasure to have him on our state. mr. smith opens his book copies of which are on sale in our bookstore, there will be a book signing following the forum, capturing the compelling drama of nelson rockefeller's rages address against the forces of extremism at the republican convention in 1964. one of our panelists, larry rockefeller, nelson's 50, was there in the convention hall that evening. count basie once introduced his friend governor rockefeller as quote, which enough to a condition the cotton fields. [laughter] and defining a national sense of purpose, nelson rockefeller believe that this country like his family must justify its britches through good work and the sharing of wealth. larry rockefeller has followed his family's long and proud history of

i attended the betty ann ong center and having a technical issue -- i think it's more mr. ginsburg, i had spoken about they are trying to form a partnership with the rotary club and betty ann ong organization and they had in mind simply using the facility at mason street. so when they use the facility they have to pay the required permit issues and guarantee that the floor is okay and everything else. it's a partnership aspect that i wanted to look at closer. the foundation has an additional rotary club. i think the rotary club before they donate to civic recreation places, rpd, if we have that type of relationship it's good, because they can go to all 1, 2, 3, 4, districts of rpd. in doing so, i wanted to try to get more of that funding going back to a start-up fund but they don't have any money going back to the recreation facility. they have a partnership. if you use the facility like coming up on may 2nd, they get one-third or something like that. i think there should be a fee structure included where the fee or whatever it is gives back to the start-up funds to pay fo

quote, that sounds masonic. and right on cue, and in the appropriate media format, days before the election blogger andrew sullivan posted footage of the entire lds ceremony secretly filmed by a former mormon and kept to the worst kept secret of the 1840s, never before seen videos of secret mormon temple rituals. so in conclusion secrets sacred ritual, ex pose i offer these words as a storey line for a minority faith in america. years ago this was crafted as pluralism and democracy and market place making spiritual choices, but the history recounted here added to a course of dissent from those depictions. on one hand this is a story of the americanize is of mormonisms how morals have chipped away at the secrets. on the other hand it is a reminder that the keeping and telling of secrets pushes scholars on to unstable ground. how should one study or narrate what partisans either want to keep hidden as a article of faith or expose as an act of democratic righteousness. scholars of religion, journalists and politica

quote, that sounds masonic. and right on cue, and in the appropriate media format, days before the election blogger andrew sullivan posted

the organizer is a contestant for mr. marina. he did not want to be interviewed about his fund raiser. instead, the woman that puts it together talked with us. >> i think that what happened and the mess that was left at fort mason on saturday is really unfortunate and it's really too bad to see that anyone in san francisco would leave a mess like that. >> reporter: beeshe's reached out to the national parks service to turn this weekend into a teaching moment. at fort mason park, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much for being here. we appreciate your time. >>> abc 7 news at 5:00 beginning right now. >> i wouldn't be surprised if evidence was there. >> reaction to racist texts between veteran san francisco police officers. could their messages overturn dozens of convictions? plus. >> everybody was running. >> pretty scared. >> good reason, fire in the tunnel, a car burst into flames inside the tunnel. why cale tran says it's deja vu. >> a fiery explosion after an out of control big rig slams into a strip mall. i'm sandy patel. live d

quote, that sounds masonic. not long after just days before the election progressive blogger andrew sullivan posted footage of the entire lds temple ceremony secretly filmed by an ex-mormon. the film's subtitle brings us full circle to that worst kept secret of the 1840s, quote never before seen videos of secret mormon temple ritual. in conclusion, secrets, sacred ritual, expose, i offer these words as a story line for minority faith in america. a generation ago narratives of u.s. religion were crafted as tails of plurism a rowdy but loveable marketplace of individuals making spiritual choices. the history recounted here adds to a generational course of dissent from those depictions. this is a story of the americanization of mormonism, of the ways modern political and social worlds have chipped away at its secrets. on the other hand, it's a reminder that the keeping and telling of secrets pushes scholars onto unstable ground. how should one study or narrate, what partisans either want to keep hidden as an articl