venice is one area where you look at the future of the environment, where you work -- look in venice during parts of the year high tide and low tide it floods st. mark's square in those areas. but i think if you also look at the document here, someone brought the issue about global warming and the issues of global warming and tides and next 100 years or so how many feet it will go up, or you look at 100-year flood area, i think the document address that is adequately. the seismic issue, if you look at the density of the north part of treasure island, has the least development on north knot side regarding density, i thinkle' have some soccer or field there. i think we need to focus here, people say, well, this is a very tough document. well, part of the issue is our planning code is the most comprehensive planning code in the world at this time because people have voted it in and the board and certain sections. you can't make it any simpler than it is now because the way the rules and regulations are set up. if you look at the adequacy, i want to turn specifically with the comments abo

at place at the records -- we looked at length at the records. late notices, late notices. other private businesses in the city did not have that luxury of late notices. if you are late, you could no longer work. we suggest you do that as well. when it comes to the police radios, we suggest in the interim there is no access to police information by a civilian who was not working for the san francisco police department. with that, you should turn off the radio communications. they say it is for safety. there are many security companies that have their own radio systems. it is permissible for them to have that and is a great idea for safety and communication between one another. however, they should not have access to police information at all. they should not have access to the back part of the police station. when they signed an, a should be on the citizen side of the glass. we have heard that the patrol specials are getting hot sheet, which is police information. disch not be having that. -- they should not be having that. there has to be specif

the edges look worse than in the beginning the gardiner is continuing to work on it. lots of it looks good. we have moved back to the same spot. back to where we were. overall, there was damage due to the event. $13,000 in extra funding was received again this year. it allows for replace -- replacement of sprinklers. in terms of the event, you have a park that is getting a great infusion of cash but also a significant impact we are still waiting to hear from the promoters. they're exploring increased street closures. you cannot surround it and not pay for the damage to the park. the event would need to be moved several blocks away. we also believe removing the food both would significantly affect the park. they did do things to impact food traffic during a >> thank you. -- they could do things to impact food traffic. good >> thank you. >> this year was probably the best in terms of remediation of the grass and documentation, and moving forward, we are getting better with chronicling the damage and repair of this event. >> is there any public comment? please come forwar

this is one of the things that we will be looking at in the plan as it is launched later this fall. as we look at the scenarios that we may consider for san francisco, we look at where congestion is, where it is worse, and other options for people where we could improve for the travelers who decide to drive or travel by other modes. we have been looking just at the downtown corridor. this area is so small, people would likely drive around, creating diversions for neighboring communities. we contrast did that with a gateway approach, much larger area, but tried to find ways of managing internal demand for parking pricing. without that, people are likely to drive more within san francisco and erode those benefits. we settled on what we considered to be our best performers, the northeast corridor. in is an interim step between the small and large areas. we also did many iterations, looking at what should the edges of the zone should be. we found we needed to go to the waterfront to avoid a diversion. we also need to include not only in areas that are congested today, but those areas tha

we are taking a peek at the forecast. a nice looking day. >> nice by our standards for this time of year. low clouds for the morning drive along the coast. highway 17 with patchy low clouds and enough low clouds to cause delays at sfo airport and we will be tracking that this morning. the lunchtime temperatures and as we go through the rest of the week, we will see warmer temperatures and walk you through that in the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. brent? >> thanks a lot, a as lucky few try to get back to life as normal, we have the latest numbers on that explosion. the fire sdrid nearly 50 homes and damaged dozens of others. investigators are trying to confirm how many people died, but so far the toll is at least four with another four missing. at least 60 are injured and some of them critically. the explosion blew apart a 28-footlong pipe into the street and created a crater 167 feet long and 26 feet wide. today in the bay, bob ri dell is live with a look at what the people who live near the crater are returning to. >> you are ta

the south bay is taking a look at the temperatures.nd mild for now, but getting ready for the weekend and the heat up. >> per breaking news out of the south bay. a live look at the scene of a deadly accident in san jose at alma den expressway. the single car accident. at least one person is dead. the car caught on fire after hitting a tree. we continue to work the scene and bring you more information as soon as possible this morning. >>> stunning news from the nfl. one of the denver broncos is dead. kenny kinley was found dead in his apartment yesterday. police think the 23-year-old killed himself. mckinley was on the injured reserve list this year and he played eight games last year and returned seven kickoffs. >>> the senate could vote to overturn the don't ask don't tell policy. senators are supposed to vote to end debate on a $725 billion bill. included in the bill is a repeal of the don't ask don't tell law. they are expected to be close today, but it will most likely pass if democrats can stop a republican-led filibuster. they pa

so enjoy the sunshine while we have it. it looks like we're going to cool things off all around the bay area. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. it is 5:19. got a look at some of the stories we're following for you this morning. >>> vallejo police found uranium and materials for making explosives at a house where two women's bodies were located. those discoveries were part of the investigation into four murders and a missing person, all related to a man killed by police in richmond tuesday nice. >>> a gunman who held three people hostage at the discovery channel's headquarters in maryland had previous battles with the network. james lee was charged with disorderly conduct for staging a protest against discovery in 2008. and on lee's website, he criticized the network's programming. yesterday police shot and killed lee, who was also armed with explosives. >>> hurricane earl is expected to pelt coastal carolina with powerful wind and big waves tonight. that storm not expected to make a direct hit on north car

the look of this traffic is picking up. efinitely have more cars are hitting the bridge, it means the commute in marin county has started on 101. still the drive time is as good as it gets from highway 37 of your novato. it is a 21 minute ride feel, but let us go down to san jose, are you definitely have a lot of company on the road on 101 do this out bay. no promise to report from cnn's san jose and santa clara is 12 minutes. >> investigators in several bay area law enforcement agencies are looking for a missing hercules man coming here his photo, they think that he could be the fifth victim killed by a suspect who was gunned down by the chp in richmond his name is frederick solace, he is the son of an elderly hercules man was found dead last weekend. he is missing this morning kron4 as team coverage of the multiple murders this since we bay area cities. let's start with reggie kumar has the latest. >> investigators plan to be here at the scene in front of this, all night you can see that large truck behind me, it is being

at the seven-day forecast. it looksshine. but first start with tomorrow. 85 degrees w clouds gathering through the day. slight chance of pop-up howers late in the day. 50 percent chance for rain across the area. some will see t, some won't. overnnggt thursdayy friday clear up. 81. beautiful sunshine. extending into sunday. 83 early parts of next week. look clear, and comfortable temperatures. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, vytas. >> the ravens are dealing with the down side of playyng monday night. >> bruce cunningham joins us now in "sports unlimited". brrce? >> coming up toniiht on "sports unlimited". you are the only game in town on monday night. but therr is a price you must pay for playing in the nfl showcase. we will tell you what it is. and a peed derookie returns to the ravens, tell you how he wound up back here and what the plans are. brooms were out at camden yards, %-and preppplayer of the week,p. high school quarterback that had to wait a long time to get his "sports unlimited", starts right noo.

the damaged homes. were occupancy in looking at those issues. destroyed major and minor damage homes with the addresses. i probably don't have enough for all of you should i just toss them up in the air i can also read them out if you want me to. >> (no audio) >> probably around 3:00 they were giving us their update of the situation as it stands of this hour. following now 24 hours after the explosion that devastated the neighborhood in san bruno you see the pictures on your right to trade is a picture of what existed they the will to news conference begins to they still only have four fatalities recorded with this devastating explosion and fire. no people are listed as missing at this hour there certainly hopeful it stays that way. the number of homes destroyed it is now down the current number is 37 homes destroyed instead of the 38 reporting earlier. they continue their assessment the brent information 38 homes have minor or major damage. four fatalities, 37 homes destroyed, eight homes with major indoor minor damage. dilettante a governor as

the heavier weight fabric. we're lookingr in the summer. and it's darker. >> chunky knit cardigan and an ankle booty as well. got the ankle booty. so that goes to a fall wardrobe item. >> you look great, sam, wonderful. >> thanks so much. >>> next, the skinny jean now. the little look that so many women kind of shun. they don't embrace the look. bring on donna. why anyone with any type of body can get away with it. >> so many ask me, can i wear -- can i wear -- yes, you can. here's how you wear them, a longer-length top. cover the butt. you would never want to wear this with a short waist top. but you can wear the waist jacket over the top. that makes it trend wearable. or you can wear it with a cargo military jacket that keeps the longer leg covered. cover your butt. all of the bag here -- it's a great fall bag as well. these have great indoor umbrellas. great. >> i always forget my umbrellas. the perfect way to have it. >> thank you so much, donna. >> okay, next, leggings, it was so '80s. but very hot and trendy. and here'

the concord pleasant hill right highway for all look good. until 11:00 a.m. yesterday for 24 to clear out after contractor should down the middle when traffic was still a gm if you got caught in that late rise you know what we're talking about. right now is easy trip on a 24-hour westbound. not so easy ride for 17 in the southbound direction traffic being diverted off of 17 by the chp 43,000 lbs. of the year overturned some of it spilling onto the lane. help train on its way to this could be a mess through the entire morning against a detour has been set up for 17 south sound. the bay bridge westbound ride there is the giant spider that a the bay bridge toll plaza. but i was told not supposed to mention those things. but it's hard not to. it looks like a science- fiction movie. it is still holding steady it is a meter and light back up the traffic volumes are still low for the 6'knyñ;bay bridge. the golden ge bridge san mateo bridge all look 6'knyñ;bay bridge. the golden ge bridge san mateo bridge all look good san jose still picksp19uñ robe

it is backed before the 2 05 interchange. >> let's get a look at the golden gate bridge. in comparison looks good it is well-traveled but traffic is moving. the bridges of been. everybody is shocked and. more than that even drizzling because the fog is so heavy. in san francisco is 55 degrees only gaining five degrees your high today 60. >> the bp oil spill internal report finds there were eight separate failures that contributed to this bill among them mechanical failure, human error, an engineer design, our report was generated by the peace safety unit. this is the first in many reports to come. we will take a break back with more headlines in a moment. b-a-c-c-a-l-a-u-r-e-a-t-e. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is the decision of this board to declare all 20 contestants winners. you have all competed admirably. admirably. a-d-m-i-r-a-b-l-y. admirably. [ male announcer ] at&t is making high speed internet affordable for only $14.95 a month with select services. at&t

the bridge. some retail looks pretty soon, new problems for the right side which is a commute direction purify colorful commute also looks good. a.d. 92 a change is welcome looks good new problems there. gold and jade green tried 101. there's no fog. unlike herself well, traffic looks pretty smooth. a little heavier than usual but not a problem for yourself fun ride. no fault and it will degrade this morning. all of the census, and the commute all across town freeways, headlights cut around the corner here for off the upper deck of the bay bridge. one of oneself and no delays of this city, or want to the city north of paris note new problems reported 40 of the transit. >> 603 right now are developing story, were starting in richmond. ah officer shot and killed a man who was wanted now for multiple murders. this is video the scene last night, at the 99 french market. meantime bomb squads have been called out to several areas in richmond and vallejo a connection with this. we say that this man, half from all the marrow is the one who shot and killed and they believe that he's the one that killed 73 recor

the private client. it is a very private business. when we look at private security in the city, they are separate and distinct and not under the umbrella of the city charter. we suggest that is how this operation -- essentially, their security guards performing security services, and like other security guards, they should be separate from the city. right now, they are afforded special privileges as a private company working within the city. some of those privileges include access to police data. on some of the web sites, which promote the activities of the patrol special, they actually say the patrol special goes into the police station, checks the crime line, listens to the police radio. they are civilians. they are not sworn personnel. they should not have access to that information. currently, the patrol specials have police radius. granted, they have purchased them on the run, but they are connected to the police channel. in california, there is a specific commission that oversees the use of those radios. patrol specials are not granted the

at the skies here. look at the clouds. they're spinning around us. this storm is about 120, 125 miles straight off the coast of virginia beach here. and the waves are breaking about 10 or 15 feet. there, there's an additional five or six feet of spray on top of the waves. it's an incredible sight to see here. this track is good news for the mid-atlantic. it is not good news for the northeast. let's show you what the hurricane center is saying about this, as of this morning. so, we've got a smaller storm. we've got a category 2 storm. 105-mile-per-hour winds right now. as this storm continues to pull away, the big thing overnight was when does it make its turn? east-northeast turn is what we're looking for. we've got that now. it's pulling away from the outer banks. it's parallel to virginia beach right now. directly right off our shore. then we'll watch it pull away from and much better conditions for the jersey shore. looking pretty good. delmarva, as well. the storm is far away from you. eastern long island, a little concern about that. cape cod, t

the nasdaq climbed 43. taking a looking this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei fell 22 points. but in hong kong, the hang seng rose, 37. >>> and, a little reassurance about the health of the global economy. shot stocks up to their highest level in five weeks on monday. markets rallied thanks in part to a deal by global regulators to boost bank reserves over the next several years. to help prevent another worldwide financial crisis. fresh figures showing china's economy is still booming also added to investors' optimism. >>> pc maker hewlett packard is adding to the ever expanding arsenal of services, buying cybersecurity firm arcsa. shares of both companies shot up. as did rival, avis, which stands to profit from one less competitor in the karental mark -- car rental market. >>> more from warren buffet. the so-called oracle of omaha predicted, quote, we are not going to have a double dip recession. >>> prices at the pump are up sharply in the midwest thanks to a pipeline leak in the chicago area. the average price of unleade

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as staffers who serve the president for two years look to move on. this comes just weeks before the november elections. here's abc's john hendren. >> reporter: the president's righthand man has long dreamed of running the nation's second city. >> one day i would like to run for mayor of chicago. that has always been an aspiration of mine. even when i was in the house of representatives. >> reporter: as rahm emanuel told charlie rose, with mayor daly leaving the president will likely look for a new chief of staff to run the white house. >> i think that rahm will have to make a decision quickly because running for mayor of chicago is a serious enterprise and i know this is something he's been thinking about. >> has he told you what he wants to do? >> not yet but as soon as he does i'm sure we'll announce it. >> reporter: it's not just the captain of the white house ship. david axelrod departs next year though you can bet the president will occasionally call on him. >> i have never been on national television. >> reporter: then, despite the rocky economy

the approach looking nice. some of these folks might be reaping the benefit because of the disabled truck. it is clearing so in the next half hour, sorry. pleasant and no more break for you. back to you. >> no more break for you. grab a jacket. the feeling of fall is in the air. >> we will see temperatures warming up. we are starting a warming trend that will last through thursday. patchy clouds around this morning that will burn off earlier than they did yesterday. great air quality and all in the green as you look at the radar. nothing happening, but it might get active as we look ahead towards the weekend. here are the forecast highs. 78 in fairfield. it will be warmer today. >> thanks. >> time is 6:11. a school district is about to get a face-lift. >> squaring off in a debate that is bound to affect your paycheck. >> claims of harassment in the locker room. a reporter who just got an apology from an nfl football coach. [ female announcer ] why choose between delicious or 100 calories? withlait delights, now

here's the way it looks now. ern clouds from watson vil to monterey, also in the north bay but also looking pretty good. temperatures a little below average but with this ridge of high pressure, we'll gain 2 to 3 degrees each day starting tomorrow. so today maybe 4 or 5 degree jump and then settling into the mid-80s in our inland valleys. but look at this. it really is developing offshore, gathering strength. and it will be several areas of low pressure, pieces of energy that wanna rotate around this low. and they are headed towards california. here's the way it looks friday into saturday. now, looks like the best chance of showers in the north bay begins late friday but by overnight saturday looks like the east bay could see a few light showers. late saturday into sunday looks like san francisco points south could see a chance of showers. so watch the forecast. looking at light rain, nothing big. but still enough to pay attention for mid-september. 75 san jose, 68 menlo park and redwood city. with that sunshine a

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the supervisor asked the city to look at what is happening in the southwestern corner of san francisco and to look at the large developments proposed because so much was being proposed for change. san francisco stages completed its master plan. some came before the city planning commission and while back. that was after concerns about the development proposal. we would like to make this fit better into the san francisco neighborhood. this project overview, we have put these together with any significant proposal that we know of and we put them on the same table and we started to analyze different levels. hoswe know that something needso be done more comprehensively to make this work better in san francisco and to the regional corridor. the projected growth was 370% based on the analysis that we have with transportation authority. to make sure that we knew what was one on, we looked at five different levels. what if development in that part of town was proposed, what would happen to the corridor? the layered on top of that analysis will happen if those major projects that i outlined wer

looking at the indicator and eastbound 80 ashby avenue. a look at the toll plaza where that's westbound hitting this area. you will see more traffic coming off of the bridge and heading down towards the berkeley curve. things are moving smoothly and 19 minutes registering on the speeds with travel times. the cash lanes off of the carpool lanes. we are encould you remembering carpool and it's a spare the air day. no big deal as far as the approach through the east bay freeways, but antioch with a through l street and there is livermore with the scattered spreading through livermore and towards the dublin interchange. the 50s for everyone to share. back to you. >> bringing heat. >> no 50s anywhere and maybe double that. >> that's right. we are talking about temperatures above 100 degrees. a hot, hot monday is forecast and unfortunately bad air quality. a spare the air day and a good day to take it easy if you can. we are in the 50s and the 60s, but the air quality we see the red color here we have unhealthy air. even here we don't have good a

the day. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay.shares is a big drop-off in temperatures come to amman. by about 14 degrees in some cases mid-90s low 80s. around the bay we jumped down into the upper 60s. overall pretty big cool down. a checked and a commune with america. >> no hot spots, from spots or delays to is easy conditions all around the bay and fact that the floodgates of the bridge toll plaza very few cars on the road had westbound towards the city. that is coming from all three approaches. no reports of any overnight construction very good drive * the minutes from the foot of the maze in to fremont. if your coming from the grittiness of macarthur maze is on again o'clock in about 18 minutes. over on to read to on the creek. there is sharp revert to cars. add the edges checked our sons there's i was bound to force moving goods. speed averaging about 16 mi. an hour. finishing of a quick look at san francisco, crosstown traffic a little bit more company that i saw five minutes ago is totally free ride. in unguarded moving ju

we think by midday tomorrow and the afternoon looks better. the weekend looks good. saturday around 70. sunday could be a passing shower as we cool down the first weekend in october. it will feel like it with highs in the low 60s. >> all right. topper is here. >> we will be here all afternoon. we will have half hour updates for you and round two is on the way and that's what we are concerned about. >> okay. >> topper, howard, devon, thank you so much for keeping us informed, and we will see you back at 5:00. please join us then. bye-bye. hi. i'm jim perdue. in case of everyday emergencies... guys, go get changed! ...or soccer practice, it's important to be prepared for dinner. that's why i've prepared my perdue perfect portions fresh chicken breasts. they're individually wrapped, so you can cook what you need and store what you don't. we're not playing helicopter now. ready when you are, they're trimmed of fat and consistently sized to cook in just 10 minutes. life's not perfect. that's why there's perdue perfect portions. [ male announcer ] perdue perfect portions. r

vicki vehicles of the city's 79. it lookedlot of warm weather to undress for your review. the deal look at our numbers will be going on future cast four. the clock is set at 10:00 a.m. in the '60s, '70s but as we advance the master of nummi will see these begin to pop up in the usual locations. the north valley, the north bay. livermore done in such a as well. i did what we see the '90s coming in. maybe a few warm spot down here in the santa clara. we might see temperatures and low-mid-90s. by 6 the temperature is pulled by can see things cool off. half year highs, mainly upper 80s. low 90s. santa rosa 90. or on the peninsula it's not bad. by the bay, by the coast will be a little bit cooler. mid to upper 80s along the peninsula. east bay from berkeley all lanes union city temperatures rate in the '80s. 88 in oakland, hayward. union city out along the delta 94. 94 along the 680 corridor into the same run rally. also 89 in morgan hill. as you head for herself into the bay. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. today is t

here's the way it looks now. uthern clouds from watson vil to monterey, also in the north bay but also looking pretty good. temperatures a little below average but with this ridge of high pressure, we'll gain 2 to 3 degrees each day starting tomorro so today maybe 4 or 5 degree jump and then settling into the mid-80s in our inland valleys. but look at this. it really is developing offsre, gathering strength. and it will be several areas of low pressure, pieces of energy that wanna rotate around this low. and they are headed towards california. here's the way it looks friday into saturday. now, looks like the best chance of showers in the north bay begins late friday but by overnight saturday looks like the east bay could see a few light showers. late saturday into sunday looks like san francisco pointsouth could see a chance of shows. so watch the forecast. looking at light rain, nothing big. but still enough to pay attention for mid-september. 75 san jose, 68 menlo park and redwood city. with that sunine a little

the scene. dan? >> either of them are looking at the scene looks like now. this is the general area that we saw the fireball a couple of hours ago. right now you are seeing some thick gray smoke. the winds of really died down in the area which is a good thing because of fires as you are still burning. is specifically burden over the bridge and the fire continues to burn in the bridge in the general area. resistance on the ariane the firetruck spread read the entire right here on the perimeter in front of these homes have not burned. also in the fire itself a day is if you were to jump over the this is that you see right behind me and back to the general fire area right now. right now we can tell you that you talked to various neighbors who initially it was a plane crash but was not a plane crash and it's a natural gas explosion and a couple of neighbors have said that a small natural gas in the area probably three weeks and now they'll take contact and the pg&e crews have say that they have much close the door and it it was nothing done at that because of thi

swinging to the right. we look at anti-immigration politics throughout the country. >> police have shipped 7 tons of drugs found in a shipping container. it may have originated in iran. after a tip off lead them to search, the police's patience was finally rewarded. hidden behind sacks of powdered milk, they found a load of explosives. 7 tons split into hundreds of blocks. inside the packages, we saw the white powder. the authorities believe it began its journey in iran. similar uses have been set up by i had annian police forces before. the huge amount has caused them to look into the suspects. i don't think the suspected group is behind this story. i think it is import they could lead such an international affair. >> if italy was never intended to be more than a stop off for illegal cargo, the question remains about where it was headed. >> the headlines. the indian prime minister is called in on anger over the housing for athletes in the world game. president obama comes to the world dpenl assembly in new york. >

out for the rich fat cats? >> lookris, this is a powerful argument for the republicans. i am misfied, as i said in my column thursday, why president obama is raising this at the last of the campaign. if you look at the latest rasmussen, they say the republican party is trusted on the issue of taxes by 52/36% margin. why? the republican line is simple: we should not be raising taxes when the economy is fragile. when we're in a recession, we shouldn't raise taxes on anybody. guess what? we now have 32, 33, 34 democrats in the house who signed a letter or made public statements saying exactly that, extend the bush tax cuts. the president doesn't have a bill, he doesn't have a bill to pass in either house or congress, house or senate. why he is bringing this up at the end of a campaign in a way that's a losing issue and he won't deliver and he will look as a result to add to narrative of incompetence. i have don't get it. not a smart move on the white house's part. >> chris: i don't have a whiteboard to put her. you beat m

we did see the sunshine today. but look at the change. 24 hours ago we were 19 degrees warmer in santa rosa. so getting the northwest wind in the north bay. even our east bay valleys 10 degrees cooler in livermore and concord. the fog setting even further inland overnight tonight and that will keep the steady onshore wins with us tomorrow and the week ahead. so maybe up the coast and inland valleys should see the low 80s. we are talking perhaps north bay showers friday night into saturday. overnight lows tonight upper 40s for santa rosa. 53 in san rafael. and with the low clouds and fog temperatures uniform. so here is the big picture. notice the blanket of cloud cover from the north coast to southern california. and we will be looking at the low clouds and fog, not as tall as it could get, 2,000 feet and with the fluctuation, we look for the morning low clouds and fog and the inland valleys will be same with high temperatures in the mid-80s from time to time. so, in the south bay then 75, santa clara, not a lot of change f

at the existing conditions, we wanted to look at what the resources of open spaces are that are out there today, not only along the blue green light, but within half a mile so that we could identify what types of deficiencies might exist and how new carts might be able to fill those efficiency gaps. to help organize the blue green way, approximately 13 miles long, we tried to divide it into three sub-areas. the no. sub area, which is from mission creek is lace creek, and includes mission bay and the central waterfront and illinois street. the central sub area, which includes open spaces, harris had park, india basin, cargo way, and jennings and hudson street, and what we call the southern portions of blue-green light, which is basically the hunters point shipyard and candlestick park areas. in addition to looking at the existing open spaces, we wanted to look back -- well, so, as part of looking at the existing conditions, we identified approximately 32 different sites, and for each of those sites -- and this is just an example of one of them -- we provided for thos

a dis >> final look at the seven--ay forecast. sunny day w plenty of warm temperatures out there. at 89 degrees. right around 90 almost. get to 91 friday. kicking off the weekend with saturday partly cloudy. 81. cooler air back in the pick..3 feel mooe like fall. looking at 71 on sunday. mostly cloudy ssies. looks like the rain may hold off if we are lucky. so won't bother us with the game with he bronx. monday, tuesday, wednesday, chance of showers. but next couple of days, still summer. back to you. >> thank yyu, vvtas. >> ravens looking for a bounce back sunday. >> bruce cunningham joins us in "sports unlimited", to tell us how badly they want to hit he field looking for redemption. a recmong, sunday. ú%uce? >> cominn up on "sports unlimited". the ravens are budget for sure on over the loss to the bengals last sunday. you will hear why they say things will be different sunday against the browns. cornerr were the weak spot before the season and now playing as well as anyone in the leegue. and even stronger. and terps land a high

i think this is an important issue the board could look at. supervisor chu: we are not making any decisions today about which one we prioritize, but i agree with the office. the question then are encompassed in the first portion of the audit question, the various questions of premium pay, classifications that incur the highest pay -- a lot of these things are probably pretty easily obtained through the comptroller's office. i would probably, if we were to decide to choose this one, i would look at the second paragraph, bring it down and focus on the component, rather than getting it from the comptroller's office. supervisor mar: so a suggestion of combining number one and two. as well, focusing on the second paragraph of analyzing other municipalities and jurisdictions as opposed to the more standard question that might easily come from the comptroller's office. that sounds like a great suggestion. colleagues? ms. stevenson. >> as a piece of information, the second paragraph which refers to surveys of other municipalities -- this is something t