carol, rebecca, we'll see you soon. thank you very much. >>> up next on the "wall street journal report," we'll take a look at the news this upcoming week that will have an impact on your money. >>> and then who is the richest member of the 112th congress's freshman class? public servants with private wealth. stay with us. >>> for more on our show and our guests, check out the website, wsjr.cnbc.com. you'll also find a link to my blog, investoragenda.cnbc.com. i hope you will check it out. >>> now a look at the stories coming up in the week ahead that may impact your money this week. thursday the open committee market. wednesday the number of new residential units that began construction last month, as well as the producer price index which measures inflation at the producer or wholesale level. thursday, the consumer price index tracks inflation for consumers. and we'll get a sense of industrial activity when the latest index of industrial production comes out. that's also happening on thursday. >>> finally, money and p

. >> our next speaker is carol. carol? >> good evening, commissioners. my name is carol. i have lived in the tenderloin for the past 20 years. this is our position about the proposal. for seniors in low-income families, we need a hospital to serve us. the record of serving our residents is very poor. only 710 patient coming from tenderloin neighborhood. this is very small compared to the number of people who need affordable health care in tenderloin. our community needs access to affordable care. the hospital should open its doors to the community. how can we support this project when cpmc has a record in supporting our community? what we need is equal access to affordable health care. we need cpmc to support the community. a community will not support this project if it does not serve the poor. i urge the commissioners not to approve this project unless cpmc agrees to sign a community benefit agreement. thank you very much. dori jimenez. >> good evening, commissioners. i am here today to express my position about the proposed cpmc hospital. our community lacks access to

. >> commissioner carol kennels how do you vote? -- carol kingsley how do you vote? >> no. >> commissioner hammer. >> it shouldn't be a requirement by the terms of the motion. if i voted yes. but i do think that it's the courteous thing to do, commissioner mazzucco, to certainly when we're done with this reach out to supervisor campos and explain the reasons for what we're doing and emphasize our commitment to the meeting and to community policing. president mazzucco: i will do that. >> the amendment fails 3-4. president mazzucco: so the next motion the original motion. to postpone/continue the joint board of supervisors public saist meeting and police commission meeting regarding the definition of community policing. do i have a second? >> second. take role. >> roll call vote on the motion. commission president thomas mazzucco. aye. commission president dr. joe marshall. aye. commissioner dejesus. commissioner dejesus: to vote no to go dark when we were scheduled to be here anyway, i think is really disrespectful. i vote no. >> going dark is not part of the motion.

please join me in welcoming carol ito. [applause] >> thank you. i am very humbled this afternoon to join all of you. i want to thank shelly's committee and everyone who made this happen. i am honored to share many of these honors. many of us have work together for the various causes and policy changes for this great city. i must say that there are many unsung heroines in this room, and my guests at table three are many of my own personal friends and supporters to keep me honest, keep the focus, and make it really very special and important to do what i do. i have got a lot of guidance and support from these women. for those of you who have not met them, please, after lunch, these are the women who make up a big part of my life. i think what is also important is that we need to support each other and with each other up. but i would also like to acknowledge, a former khmer brown's daughter is still here, never publicly think your father. he appointed me to the airport commission 12 years ago, and at that time there were not a lot of women voices on

. >> our next speaker is carol. carol? >> good evening, commissioners. my name is carol. i have lived in the tenderloin for the past 20 years. this is our position about the proposal. for seniors in low-income families, we need a hospital to serve us. the record of serving our residents is very poor. only 710 patient coming from tenderloin neighborhood. this is very small compared to the number of people who need affordable health care in tenderloin. our community needs access to affordable care.

please join me in welcoming carol ito. [applause] >> thank you. i am very humbled this afternoon to join all of you. i want to thank shelly's committee and everyone who made this happen. i am honored to share many of these honors. many of us have work together for the various causes and policy changes for this great city.

carol hills trail of the city not to get should look into his her carol style and dominance by winning a whole world cup stage in moscow. battle plans a blood call pulls out of the upcoming jarrett chisora ballots but a summer match up with arch rival david haye is in the works. we'll get to those stories in a moment but first a football or russian champions as they need st petersburg claim their first trophy of the season after beating say scott moscow one nail in the russians recall which was held in the south of the city of cross nodar the muscovites had four more scoring opportunities though throughout the match lots of the china splits his men who were the ones capitalizing on their rare chance i would say you want to score for his innings in the seventy third minute thanks to the group passed by city gacy mocks a scar scheduled to place a meet again in april in the quarterfinal of the russian caught. in the english premier league liverpool will be looking forward to moving up to six place if they beat leaders majestie united at anfield on the other hand should united win then sir

as carol hawn reports, he had no idea that a major pipeline ran to the city until after it exploded. >> we did not know that there was a transmission line through the city. >> the fire chief told investigators that prior to last september, pg&e was not open with information or specific training tips on how to deal with its gas pipeline. >> obviously the situation on september 9 was not something we could ever imagine but it does give us some opportunity to draw up scenarios, look at evacuations. >> the bottom line he told investigators and us, it would not have changed the emergency response. >> the first report came in as an airliner down. that was our response. if it was a natural gas line break it would have been the same response. >> reporter: pg&e says it has share information with the city but is it the company's failure -- that is the company's failure to share information that came under fire. 15,000 people were sent information about pipeline safety and only 20 responded. >> you have a serious problem of people being aware of what is going on around them. >> it caused us to

but in the midst of all, carol linnik is an island of column. -- carol lena is an island of calm. now 26, shuster of which was just 16. >> for four years straight i had no time to see friends and have fun. i really worked. >> but the hard work was worth it. her career went ballistic. she became the model of choice for labels like vehrs taji and york. -- versace and oior. >> i love carolina. she is a great woman. >> the top model progressed into stardom. but she remains a woman with your feet firmly on the ground. >> the more you are around beautiful things and people say oh, my god, you're the best, it is very easy to forget and lose touch of real things. i think is very important. i love talking to people on the street, people i do not know that come up to me and to maybe do not know who i am and i can talk to them and they feel so happy i am talking to them. i do not think of myself as more than them. >> she can now select her jobs and less can be more. her manager says the only shows he will consider are ones that are useful to your career. -- her career. >> she no longer requi

i'm carol hann in washington. we'll tell you why that didn't happen coming up. >>> we have rain on storm tracker ( 2. it's going to have a big impact on your commute tomorrow morning. >>> is the silican valley losing it's spark? >>> we look at the latest strategies to keep jobs local. >>> we have continuing storm coverage as cold and wet conditions develop around the bay area. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 complete bay area news coverage. >>> state schools chief tom toreckson says things are getting worse for california students. numbers released yesterday by department of education show about 30% of california students are in school districts in serious financial trouble attending schools that may not be able to pay their bills. torleckson says more school districts will be in trouble if voters do not extend governor brown's taxes. >>> and the governor's plan to cut 1. $1.4 billion from higher education. today some uc students decided to take their fight on the floor. carol han caught up with them. >> re

. >>> y carol, también participó, y minutos, antes nos dijo esto. >>> es un día importante, hoy en el. >>> dos cosas, este segmento es de las bellas y bestias, de todas las muchachas, y la trivia de hoy, el nombre del famoso programa donde trabajó sofía vergara, y un servidor que trajo buenas noticias, y deportes univisión. arrancamos, con el técnico "chepo" de la torre, luego de europa, y una conferencia de prensa, y destacó platicas con jugadores, como guardado, y vela, están disponibles. >>> todo el mundo quiere estar, eso me gusta, jóvenes, veteranos, no hay más que buenos o malos jugadores. >>> y en nuestro resumen de la fecha 9, arrancamos, en el partido américa-santos, vencieron 3-2 américa es líder, del grupo 2 y 4 en el general. >>> y pumas, viento en pompa, y dos goles de bravo, continuaron, y se reafirmaron, como súper lideres, con 21 puntos. >>> y otro equipo morelia, achicharró a los diablos, con una goleada de 6-1 y pasaron a segundo lugar, y márquez metió una tripleta de goles, y el campeón monterrey, se recupera poco a poco, y con su victoria, ante gallos blancos, se m

. >> carol, do you agree or disagree that public defenders contribute to this negative image? should be accept some responsibility here? >> i think a causality of the media disconnect -- it is obviously there. the media is not show him what i see and do in my everyday life. but rathe saying i think it is the media's fault, the media thinks it is our fault for notg them, i think we all need to do a better job. her book shows that from a journalistic standpoint. she went into the courtroom and watched. she told the story. by the same token, we can do that as public defenders. i have thought, if public defenders was a major corporation and had this image problem, there would be a massive pr campaign. there would be commercials everywhere. instead we say, gosh, it sucks. but actually, we are doing good work and we have motives and goals, and we are crusaders, someone not present ourselves that way? i heard today that there was a commercial being done. he was thinking along the same lines as me, so how he must be brilliant. [laughter] >> spoken like a true public defender. >> it wa

i'm carol williams. i'm a respiratory therapist. the bulk of that time was at stanford university where i actually helped build that hospital as well. i was part of opening the doors so currently i'm a respiratory supervisor at st. luke's. my children were born at the cal campus and lived three blocks awhy from the cal campus but now time at st. luke's. that was actually my very first clinic cal experience was at st. luke's. we took care of a juvenile diabetic mother who was 17 and was 27 weeks pregnant and she was coding off and on. so anyway my daughter now is a nurse at the cal campus in the pediatric so we're all pretty much want to support this hospital and make sure that it becomes -- that it is rebuilt so that we have a state of the art hospital. we also have a success story with the ventilators and the first hnhn case was at lukes and the mom and baby were able to go home. thank you very much. >> they said please read this. this is from the dad. i'm very tired. my wife is exhausted. our child was health departmenty. it was a

carol han live now from washington, d.c.here pg & e is already making plans for big changes. >> reporter: the san bruno group will be coming home tomorrow and they are returning with a victory. pg & e says it's learned its lesson and it's clanging the way it does business. all pg & e customers living 2,000 feet from its pipelines should expect to receive a letter from pg & e. pg & e will begin installing valves that can be shut off remotely. >>pg & e is a new pg preponderance & e and i think it can become the gold standard for this country that all other operators should follow --pg & e. >> reporter: the changes came after the company got slammed. this afternoon the head of the agency called the news encouraging. >> this is exactly the type of progress that we could hope for in a public hearing like this. >> reporter: a hearing that got heated today, when ntsb investigators asked the gas industry whether two recentty saásers including san bruno could be part of a bigger problem involving old faulty pipes -- two recent disast

this was daycare of that disaster, carol haun was there and she is live in washington d.c. with more on what the chief said today. good evening, carol. >> reporter: frank, the chief tells me he was in the dark about the pipeline and takes some of the blame but had he known about it, he tells me he would not have change add single thing about the emergency response. >> we did not know that there was a transmission line through the city. >> reporter: san bruno's fire chief told ntsb investigators that prior to last september's explosion, pg and e had no tip os how to deal with the pipe lines. he knew of two others running behind highway 101 because someone told him. when asked about the pipeline knowing might have helped ... >> obviously the situation on september 9th wasn't something that we could ever imagine but it does give us some opportunity to draw up scenarios and look at evacuations. >> reporter: the chief admitted he could have consulted a national pipeline system and something he learned about after the explosion. but bottom line he told investigators and us even i

my name is carol. i support the rebuilding of cpmc. i'm a critical care nurse at the campus and when the big earthquake hits, will the building still be standing? will it be functional? as a nurse in the i.c.u., i shouldn't have to worry about whether or not our life-saving equipment will function or that we may have to evacuate our patients because of the structural integrity of the building is in question. i work in the pacific campus and the building -- the rooms there were originally made for one patient. there are now two patients in this room. imagine that you are a patient recovering from a surgery or illness in this room. this room is divided by a curtain. you can hear all of your roommate's conversations. there may be sounds or smells coming from the other side of the curtain. this is not a therapeutic environment for healing. for the caregivers it is very difficult to care for patience in such small spaces. there have been countless times where i have literally had to crawl turned bed to reach an outlet. to transfer a patient

i'm carol. uh, we should skedaddle 'cause it's girls' night. so...okay. oh, wow. got a skinny-dipping scene after the duel, right? well, i -- shh, shh, shh. show. don't tell. [ male announcer ] your favorite movies right when you want them. just a little -- okay. oh, wow. [ male announcer ] watch unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly through your game console or other devices, all for only 8 bucks a month from netflix. [ carol ] this could turn me into a history buff. unless it's also a scrub. lysol complete clean dual action wipes have 2 sides that go beyond ordinary wipes. you can feel the difference. one side for everyday touchups. and one to scrub tough messes. all while killing 99.9% of germs. for tips on a healthy home visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. gonzaga in the wcc final tonight to guarentee a spot on the ncaa tournament. >>> win and you're in. yes, st. mary's needed to beat gonzaga to earn a spot in the tournament. they were ought for a flog but mickey mcconnell off balance, hits the j from downtown. st. mary's up four. marquis corner at the buzz

carol -- we talked about it, and then i go, "let's give it to him to get him on the right track." and so we agreed on that. so i took him out to my mother-in-law's and showed him the bike, and he started crying. >> judge judy: listen, i don't have to hear about that, sir. he paid for the bike. >> he paid $2,800 of it. >> judge judy: he paid for -- you didn't buy him a present. >> no. >> judge judy: you said, "if you want this bike, you can have this bike if you pay for it," which he was doing out of the money he was earning. mr. miller, you cannot keep the bike that he paid for once he pays the remainder of it. you can't do that. do you understand that? >> yes. >> judge judy: then why are you? >> he went a whole year without paying for the bike, though. >> judge judy: did he ask you for it? >> he called up to say, "if i pay off the bike, would you transfer the name into my name?" >> judge judy: and you said? >> no. >> judge judy: why not? >> the bike was for him -- >> judge judy: just a second. if he said, "if i finish paying off the bike" -- and he owes $700 on the bike -- "if i

would they be in libya if they weren't holding on to those sweet is the crude oil on the planet and carol we should mention you know we've been following on some new developments are happening as we speak reports that nato forces will in fact take command of the mission in libya but i've got to point out here whether or not that does happen in the coming minutes or hours the negotiations have been a little hairy still some major differences in principle between nato members and i also want to show sort of what we've been seeing leading up to this point some blatant finger pointing much of it from turkey to france now here's a quote from turkey's prime minister saying the following i wish to those who only see oil gold mines and underground treasures when they look in libya's direction would see the region through glow. losses of conscious from now on sort of playing it gerald to what you were just talking about what do you make of this and also of you know what's happening next there nato is a code word for the united states they've changed the date change the language every time you read

interest in bahrain attention just one country there by about carol back to thinking about what this could mean for the obama administration a lot of folks say that everything that's going on right now even in the middle east is going to reflect poorly upon barack obama come two thousand and twelve well i mean the republicans have a different plan they don't seem to have any plan. now by the time the elections come there's going to be a much different story by now and what's what's really going on now is we see you know these are only brush fires leading to a budget with greater outbreak we are really looking at the first great war of the twenty first century they're not we i mean look what happened as it was going on the riots in libya how about what's going on in india with the hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets how about what's going on in greece this is going worldwide this isn't going to stop come november there's going to be much bigger issues than libya and or oil it's going to look like as i said the beginning of the first great war of the twenty first cent

seeing none, if it to carol call on the imperative resolution. -- if we can take roll-call on the imperative revolution -- resolution. supervisor weiner: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. >> there are 11 ayes. president chiu: could you read any in memoriams? >> this meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following individuals. on behalf of supervisor weiner, for the late clint mitchel. for the late hyacinth smith, the late tomas vallejo. that concludes our business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital to cut the ribbon and welcome the public into a beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> in has been 10 years since voters approved the measure for the new building. >> when they cast the vote, we h

i wanted to recognize carol sacko for the months of planning that you put in for today's event working very closely with you and your staff. at this time i want to invite the honorees, families and friends to join us for a brief reception with mayor lee sponsored by the friends on the commission on the status of women. thank you very much. [applause] >> if i could ask all of you who wish to attend the veppings, if you want to head out. the door's on the side. we still have official business that we need to conduct, which will start in about 30 seconds. >> if i could ask people if you could please make your way to the exit so we can carry on with our next hearing. >> madam clerk if we could call our 4:00 p.m. special order. item 26 through 29. >> [reading item 26] [reading item 27] [reading item 28] [reading item 29] >> thank you. if i could please ask folks if you could take your conversations outside. thank you very much. colleague, we have in front of us today an appeal of the final environmental impact report for the calavarasdam replacement. we will be considering the accuracy and

clubhouse manager mike murphy is here with his wife carol. also with us today, the giants' training and medical staff, the clubhouse staff, the front office staff of giants executives, and the players' families are here as well. i would like to introduce the of the giant broadcast team. tito puentes. dave flemming. mike cruco and dwayne kriker. hall of fame broadcaster jon miller. and finally, two giants living legends, hall of famer mr. willy makati and hall of famer, the greatest mr. willie mays. [applause] how about a big hand for all of our special guests, everyone? [applause] we would like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners, bank of america, caw, levi's, coors and miller, sales force.com, diamond foods, and charles schwab who helped make this possible. we would like to recognize broadcast partners knbr 680, the sports leader, comcast sports net bay area and nbc bay area, who bring giants baseball to our fans all season long and who have made it possible for today's event to be watched by giants fans

while the ntsb reports what it heard, carol han learned pg & e is already planning to make changes. >> all pg & e customers living within 2,000 feet of one of its pipelines can expect a safety letter, and in populated areas, pg & e will also begin installing valves. >> pg & e is the new pg & e and i think it can become the gold standard for this country. that all other operators should follow. >> reporter: the changes came after the company got slammed at an nstb hearing for failing to let the city. this afternoon, the head of the agency called the news fitting. a hearing that got heated today when employees at the gas industry could be part of a bigger problem involving old faulty pipes. >> i'm seeing the -- what happened in san bruno as an anomaly. >> it's not an anomaly, it's similar to a disaster. >> i called pg & e to ask them when their customers could get those safety letters and when those safety valves will get installed. the company is actively working on this but he gave me no time line. carol han, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> newly released documents offered new criticism of p

while the ntsb reports what it heard, carol han learned pg & e is already planning to make changes. >> all pg & e customers living within 2,000 feet of one of its pipelines can expect a safety letter, and in populated areas, pg & e will also begin installing valves. >> pg & e is the new pg & e and i think it can become the gold standard for this country. that all other operators should follow. >> reporter: the changes came after the company got slammed at an nstb hearing for failing to let the city. this afternoon, the head of the agency called the news fitting. a hearing that got heated today when employees at the gas industry could be part of a bigger problem involving old faulty pipes. >> i'm seeing the -- what happened in san bruno as an anomaly. >> it's not an anomaly, it's similar to a disaster. >> i called pg & e to ask them when their customers could get those safety letters and when those safety valves will get installed. the company is actively working on this but he gave me no time line. carol han, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> newly released documents offered new criticism of p

her nature this is carol thirtieth day of. i just can't get back there. i don't think i could almost have the. summer if we stay want to have to do this. or lucky i'm talking to you or this this way to communicate with i can't stand. alone be her wish they were different. but by. the execution was a terrible ordeal for sean's grandfather jim vande his father. jim often took care of the little boy when his mother was out on the road. i met jim twelve years ago when i came here the first time it was a few days before the execution. jim had already lost his daughter vonder and now the state was about to put his only grandson to death. he's still migraines are. they still moderates or. i would love to say it's not going to affect me one where the other one they put him today . but i know better. he's going to go tear my good self. put a show to death or not go bring that man sir i don't regularly back. you know what was your reaction when i was really just. i just really so well. how cruel can you be really. that's only so it came to my. i hated third chance

. >> thanks, carol -- banks, ea -- thanks, earl. i'm president of kqed media. glad you are all here, and we are glad you are all here, and kqed is proud to be joining in partnership with the san francisco mayor's office of neighborhood services and the san francisco native american health center and the native american aids project in celebrating american indian heritage month. we proudly celebrates the diversity out northern california by commemorating american indian heritage with more than 60 programs this year -- this month, in fact. these programs are highlighted in a guide along with listings of community resources and local events, and you can find that actkqed.org/ -- at kq ed.org/heritage. i wanted to point out a couple of films we have coming up on our films series. one is called "real injun" and it is an interesting trip through the history of north american native people as they have been portrayed in the history of movies from silent did today. the second explores the life and death of fred martina's and the spiritual nature and gender. two spirits

carol han tells us the focus was on decisions made prior to the explosion. >> reporter: the head of the ntsb said the hearing is not about assigning blame it's about gathering more information. today new details emerged about what pg & e did or did not do. and folks here from san bruno tell me they're mad. >> very disturbing to me. >> reporter: reaction to information that came out of today's ntsb hearing about pb & e's decision not to equip pipelines with shut off valves. they don't provide additional safety to people or prevent property damage because the most damage from a rupture usually occurs within the first 30 seconds, says the chairman. >> it's absolutely outrageous. and when you're a regulated utility, you have a responsibility to the public not to the industry. >> reporter: when asked whether an automatic shut off valve would have reduced the hour and a half it took pg & e to manually shut off the valve. the engineer admitted the valve would have shut down in 15 minutes. >> to shut off the valve. yes we could shut off the valve sooner. >> my fire trucks were down there actual

my name is carol, and i live in a garden apartment. i have lived there for over 20 years, and we have two children. my apartment is old. not ada accessible. the plumbing services are outdated. the plumber who spoke earlier talked about the adequate plumbing. i know, because i have my neighbor's a dirty bath water come into my tub at times. it is stated. i live in a two story where the bathroom is upstairs, in item anytime and that is becoming challenging. the current space at parkmerced is mostly unusable, like he said, because it is in the center. this will create parks and fields for community use. this would continue for 20 or 30 years, and right now, we have a 25% unemployment rate. the current gardenias are reaching the end of their life. i have only moved once and one time, and there was the rent control. this newbie with replacement homes. a washer and dryer. safety will be improved, since buildings will meet and exceed requirements, which addresses the issue of constant maintenance in the existing homes. because replacement hom