abc 7's vic lee joins us with the story. vick? >> that resolution was introduced today and they'll vote on it next week. it started today here with a rally at city hall. more than 100 community activists attended the noon rally to support the 20-year-old. the naacp said marman's only crime as a u.s. airways passenger was being black with baggy pants. >> you say you want your pants to be pulled up? we say pull up justice in athis land. >> most of the anger was directed at u.s. airways when yanked him off the flight. the gate agent told marman to pull up his pants after complaining it was sagging below his knee autos my pants were not even below the knee autos marman told abc 7 that crew members repeatedly harassed him, and after he pulled up his pajama pants. the captain made a citizen's arrest after calling police. marman jailed on a charge of trespassing. the controversy escalating after a passenger released these photographs showing that u.s. airway as loued this man on a flight dressed in womens' under wear. the picture was dis

the first am happy to co- sponsoring with mayor lee, in support of green s.f.'s at nonresidential program. it allows approved owners of non-residential properties and residential properties with five or more units to finance eligible green improvements on privately-owned buildings. the owners must consent to a special access assessment and agree to repay the finance amount on the property tax bill. green finance sf will arrange an owner-arranged paid financing model as a vehicle to deliver capital for energy efficiency and water conservation retrofits. on a lighter note, i was happy to join the san francisco city and the arts commission on saturday during sunday streets for their free performance in the park. the performance or ski, rimsky- korsakov, and "night on bald mountain." they perform beethoven's fifth. there were lots of children. it was wonderful. i would like to plug their upcoming free performance on sunday, july 24. i hope to see lots of people out there. just as a plug for community programming of the san francisco symphony -- they provide music edu

the supply system for the army of northern virginia was shamble s. lee probably had about 50,000 men when he began this campaign. and he has only 37,000. of course, there had been about 3,000 casualties at the battle of south mountain on september 14th. but something like 10,000 of his men had straggled. they aren't made it. because they were exhausted, they were sick, they didn't have shoes, and so on. and lee actually -- he's quite condemnatory towards the straggers. they lack conviction, courage, slackers to use the later language. in fact, i think they were just physically incapable of keeping up with the army. i think that probably lee was not as cognizant of that as he should have been. >> it's interesting. you have one general who is so aggressive with so little, and another who is to timid with so much. where is the next question? >> hi, professor mcpherson, i believe you said the trigger was the victory at antietam. they had lost how many the first day? >> union casualties were just under 13,000. >> i believe douglass had write to lincoln black

abc 7's vic lee is live with the latest on this story. vick?eporter: family members of kenneth harding met with reporters here in offices of well known oakland lawyer john burress. he is out of town. they say they're on a mission for truth, their words, seeking answers they say from the police department and they want investigators to turn over all of the evidence that documents they have, all of the evidence so they can seek the answers independently. well... the 19-year-old kenneth harding died from a gunshot wound to the head saturday, july 16th. police say he fired on two officers who were checking out muni fare evaders on third street. police issued a statement surprising announcement saying he died from a self enflikted

>> reporter: in the perverse logic of washington this announcement from s&p and goldman actuals lee makes a small deal more likely. follow me on this. once you know that you're going to get downgraded any way, once you know that -- stewart is exactly right the magnitude of a deal that takes on entitlements and other issues is not going to happen in eight days. once you know you're going to get downgraded any way it becomes a lot easier to say, look, let's just do something, let's get aye way from the question of whether the united states pay. at a later date, whether it's in six months or after the next election we'll address the next question of can we pay in the future. for right now they will get through the will we pay right now answer. martha: it's pretty shocking when you look at this whole picture, stewart. i found a quote from the president back in 2009 right after he was inaugurated in april of 2009 he went in front of the cameras and said i want a report from every single agency in the u.s. government about what they are going to cut and how they are going to cleanup their balan

i have spoken with mayor lee about the history of our community and we talk about what happened in 1870'sh the first anti-asian exclusion acts. we talk about what happens after the 1906 earthquake when chinese residents were fighting not to be moved to a different part of the city. we talk about the japanese- american internment in the 1940's and we talk about the anti-communist purge of the asian-american communities here in san francisco in the 1950's. moving along to 1977 and the fall of the international hotel. our friends, we have come a long way. [applause] i have to tell you the most amazing moment of the year of 2011 was the first meeting of the board of supervisors this year on january 8, leading to the vote that we first cast for the first asian-american mayor in the city and county of san francisco. this was a vote that came about because you, the people of san francisco, elected four asian- american to the board of supervisors. and not just three chinese representatives, but the first korean-american representative, and i am so honored to represent the four of them, to welcome

s z y o23. >>> mu indications about -- new indications about whether san francisco mayor ed lee is planning on entering the race and running for a full time. >> reporter: what the mayor told us indicates he's radically rethinking his position. san francisco groups have been pushing ed lee to run for the office this fall. women for ed lee made their pitch today. >> i'm not aware that have particular -- of that particular group. >> reporter: lee took office in january, pledging to serve only as interim mayor. >> i am sure i'm not going to run. this has not been my agenda and has not been. >> reporter: that was lee in may. this is what he told us in may. are you still firm in your decision that you will not seek? >> i am firm in focussing on the job at hand, that's what i've been firm about. >> reporter: lee said the run at movement is an expression of san francisco's appreciation of the mayor office. >> that doesn't necessarily translate into elections but there are interesting discussions going on. >> reporter: with you and whom else? >> i would just leave it at that. >> this was a more classic

s five... i'm grace lee. a manhunt continues this morning in the moraga area... a manhunt continues this morning in the moraga area for whoever fired a gun at a regional park district police officer. that officer was not hit. he returned fire. an armored car was actually sent in to rescue him yesterday evening. the search was suspended at darkness. they continue to search this morning. >>> pleasant hill police officers have voted down the latest contract offer from the city. at issue, contributions for health insurance and retirement benefits. and major cuts could be ahead for the east contra costa fire district. like many, it is facing budget deficits of $3 million. potential cuts include reducing its firefighting grew 48 to 23 and closing half of its remaining fire stations. that's on the docket. the district covers brentwood, oakley, discovery bay, byron and bethel island. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. we have one accident out there, northbound 101 approaching hellyer avenue. it sounds like one lane is blocked so there

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time is 6-- 's get a quick lo >>> happy monday. july 25. i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. frank mallicoat. >> it is 6:31. and he has been doing it all morning long. the little oakland raider dance. football is coming back. at least we hope so, right, lawrence? >> that's right. we have the niners and the raiders coming up. that time of the year, folks. going back on the football field. on the bay area, locked in the low clouds and fog. partly cloudy skies. 65 in san francisco by the afternoon. only 70s in places like san jose and concord. a heat-up is on the way. we will talk more about that in a moment and right now time for traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. and unfortunately, we are following two separate accidents now, coming down the east shore freeway. and give yourself at least an extra 20 minutes right now. that's how big the delays are. and growing. and one is westbound 80 approaching university avenue, and the injury crash and we have a second accident in the backup. we will have more details coming up. in the meantime, back to you. >> elizabeth, i wi

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there it s a sur vicing -- surprising development late in the day changing the whole dynamic. the whole investigation. and a controversial shooting at that. vic lee abc 7 news. >> a different case now. thank you very much. and there is new evidence tonight in another police shooting. this one involves bart police and a man shot and killed in the civic center station. abc 7 is live at bart head quarter was the just-released series video. >> this news conference just wrapped up here, bart is saying this is the only video it has of the july 3 shooting. this is taken from surveillance cameras on the bart platform. it may be the only video that it has. video starts with two officers disembarking at civic center station. you can never see the homeless man police shot in this video and only see the officer who fired. police say hill threw a knife at the officer. the video show that's knife ricochet off the bart train and slides on to the platform floor. bart says officer fired and hill raised his arm, but because it does not show hill, that is difficult to confirm. the video show that's when the officer fired a woman with a baby and stroller appeared ju

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lee through 36 holes. >>> :lebron james scored 33 points and put on a show in l.a.'s legendary drew summer league.o word of how many of those points came in the 4th quarter and, of course, lebron has already said he wouldn't take his talents to europe during the lockout he gets $30 million a year then doorsments so he doesn't need the money -- in endorsements so he doesn't opened into the money. >> maybe he can work on his dribbling and ball handling. >> just standing around watching. >> those leagues are going to become more popular now obviously with the lockout going on so. it's going to be a lot of focus on that. >> smith's football camp. >> camp alex. >>> see you at 10:00 and 11:00. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant.

s office is releasing video of convicted sex offender phillip garrido taking videos of children. the video also shows a parole agent searching garrido's home and never are discovering that jaycee lee dugard was living locked up in a shed in the backyard. dan kerman shows us these newly released tapes. >> in this video you see a state parole agent during the garrido home between 2000-to those of 7. jaycee lee dugard was held captive during this entire period. >> we have been sleeping in there. >> why is this door locked? >> can you move that and open the door? >> this video books to be filmed by nancy garrido who at one point quizzes the parole agents about what he can do for them. >> what does a parole agent do for his parolee? >> you can come into the office and we can discuss that at an appropriate time. i am searching and i need you to stay into this from room or i will have to place in restraints. >> the video concludes with a real into the agent coming in for the backyard with the agent apparently oblivious to the fact that jaycee lee dugard is being held captive back there. and a second of video, the garrido's are at a park. nancy f. advises phillip on where to point the cam

s -- 80-year-old's to go to work. i want to thank my two great tour guides. we had a great contingent from the richmond this morning. it was great to see ed lee on a bicycle or 7:15 in the morning. why do seven out of 10 san franciscans get on a bicycle each year? we're going to improve that every year. it makes us a healthier and stronger and more vibrant city. the richmond district has not only great businesses like pete from green apple, which just installed the great crowd, but we hope to see many more of those all around the city, and i really will be working with the mayor and my colleagues on the board of supervisors to insure that the jfk drive dedicated improvements are instituted before the end of the year. they should have been done before, but we are going to make sure they are down by the end of the year. thank you so much to everyone for being here today and bicycle coalition for keeping us a biking friendly city. thank you. >> thanks, everyone. i want to say thank you to north dakota, mike, the entire group that came with me from district 2 -- i want to say thank you to andy. give me a call anytime. i'm happy to do it again, an

s. and my book spans 150 years and also there's been so much food writing in the time since craig claiborne, there's molly o'neal and there's been -- there's pierre frenee. >> the lee brothers. >> exactly. jonathan reynolds, julia reid. so i -- i was distilling all of these recipes as well. >> remarkable. i want to know about you. why are you this person as far as food goes? >> i think i've always been interested in food because my family has always been really -- my mother was a great cook. my grandmother was a cook cook. food was such a focus of our home. it's not like fancy food either. in fact, my mother i remember saying, she never bought mastering the art of french cooking because she couldn't afford the book. >> is that right? >> it was at a higher price point than she was comfortable spending on a cookbook. so -- but she made everything from scratch. she was kind of the classic kind of american home cook. she made pot roast and things like that. she made her own bread and she canned and she made jams. i think that all kind of -- it infused -- >> if you grew up in that environment, then surely you think this is something i want to do myself. >> but i never t

s >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good morning, everybody. it is friday, it's july the 1st. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee[ pause ] >>> we -- we have breaking news to tell you about. the strike is called off. the golden gate ferries will run this morning. anne makovec is in larkspur with the explanation. >> reporter: we heard from the spokesman for the golden gate bridge district who learned that the soon planning on sending all of its workers to work today. last night they said they weren't going to be. so there's a lot of confusion. but the bottom line, everything should be running as normal here at the larkspur terminal as well as the sausalito terminal and the strike is just not going to happen. the ticket agents are represented by the inland boatsman union. they said last night they were planning to not be at work today. that's when the bridge district decided to make the call and cancel the ferry service. the ticket agents are upset at the ferry division's plan to replace them with automated ticket-selling machines. the union says seven full time and four part-timers will lose their jobs in that mov

repairs are being done. sÑkékékióç]s]s the traffic on the above 4 05 and all around the area was lighter than expected. >> from this to this they shut down and heavy it leeeled 4 05. it was so dreaded it was named to call armageddons. >> the maid where we put out and the media carried the message and has allowed us to progress on the project very nicely. >> he realized that challenge this city faces >> the media lunchtime media awareness program. >> the media has done that outstanding job getting the word out to everyone it was extremely light last nine some of the plan constructions was started earlier. the clothes portion will be open for monday morning rush-hour. >> there is been another arrest in the british tabloid scandal . and a live look outside the bay bridge we will be right back . a 40 5:00 a.m. and is see the overcast skies pretty normal for summer in san francisco. >> we're taking now live look outside for more mt. tam cam similar weather conditions today as we saw last week. as we head into the afternoon law have mostly sunny conditions. temperatures outside error in the '50s and '60s. and all local our fog at tracker in their criticism cle

>> i think washington state from lee has one of the most sound public pension funds in the country. we stepped up to it in the 1970's. we saw what is ultimately going to happen. >> we are going to leave the last few minutes of the the conference to take you to the summer meeting as it wraps up today. thomas friedman will talk about the challenges facing america and the role of education in u.s. competitiveness. you are watching live coverage from salt lake city here on c- span. [applause] >> welcome to the closing plenary of the 2011 national governors association annual meeting. we are going to be educated about the globe, what is going on, and what it means for the united states by our amazing ,"iter from "new york times tom friedman. there is no question we have challenges across the world. our teenagers rank 25th in math, 17th in science, 14th in reading. this is not confined to our k through 12 education. of the last two decades, united states has fallen from first to 12th in the number of americans that complete post-secondary degrees. the u.s. is faced with a generation of young adults projected to have a low

family members, daughter are in the hospital after their s-u-v crashed into a fire station in san mateo. >>> good morning. it's 8:25. i'm grace leehe hospital today after their suv crashed into a fire station in san mateo. the accident last night caused significant damage to the building as well as to a reserve fire truck. police are now investigating whether alcohol was a factor behind the wheel. >>> and today california state university students will find out if they have to pay more for classes. the board of trustees is expected to vote on a 12% tuition hike that would take effect for the upcoming fall semester. this would be on top of a 10% hike that was approved earlier this year. >>> and pg&e says that it should not have to pay settlements to victims of the san bruno pipeline disaster who have sued the company. in a court filing, the utility says damage to the pipeline was caused b others. but that filing is not specific and the only activity around the pipeline that was known is a sewer replacement project in 2008. >>> we have your traffic and weather coming up right after this. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. a busy ride sto

that was a very heart wrenched emotional point for lee, and i thought that was -- that was genuine for her, but all of the othele , i donn't at'snow what so do or told what to do. i don't know if she is the type of person that can cry on the when she needs to. so not something that i really weighed into anything when it for to us come to a verdict. >> this is pretty clinical in a sense that you just l prk at the evidence, you l prk at the verdict form. >> you look at the verdict form, you look at your notes, and you lo at at the evidence, yes. >> did you ever feel sorry for her. >> no. >> not once? >> not once. >> how about did you ever feel sorry for george? >> no. you know, as far as -- i feel story for the fact tha cor you have now, now here they are lefo pick up the pieces. you have to keep in mind and you have tot'seep the perspective that there is -- their granddaughter is deceased, and i feel sorry for them in that aspect. and what sits with me, and what bothers me the most is the fact that they -- nobody made the effort. and i say the b i donn't at'snow if it's them, who, would ever or two, nobody made the effort to get a hold of

s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.com today. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, july 20. i'm elizabeth wenger. frank has the morning off. >> i'm grace leewe are right smack-dab in the middle of the week. what can we expect weather- wise? let's definitely look at the weekend soon. kristy seifkin here with more. >> already thinking about the weekend. hump day, we're almost there. today is going to be gorgeous, the hottest day of the week. temperatures outside right now pretty mild. 62 for fairfield and concord. 60 oakland. 57 in san francisco. also 57 in santa rosa. tell you how much we are going to warm up in just a bit but over to gianna with a look at traffic. >> thank you. we are looking much better along 101. we had an earlier trouble spot cleared out of the two right lanes. roadwork to look out for this morning. all that coming right up. >>> arson investigators are in mountain view where an overnight fire burned several u- haul trucks. people were evacuated for a while but were allowed back home. anser hassan reports from mountain view. >> reporter: good morning. the concern this morning was there's a huge propane tank in the back l

s five headlines... a san jose man is being hailed as a hero... after rescuing a rl and her >>> good morning. i'm grace lee hero after rescuing a 6-year-old girl and her father from the bottom of a swimming pool. it happened last night at a condo complex. the two victims are expected to recover. it's not clear how they got into trouble in the water. >>> trying to catch a thief with youtube? a san francisco business owner posted this video. it shows someone breaking in and grabbing an electric scooter. the shop's owner says he got great responses to the video but so far no arrests. >>> a federal jury delivered a guilty verdict against a former santa clara county cop accused of feeding information to a hells angels member. authorities say clay rojas was trying to pay off a debt worth thousands of dollars. the sentencing is november. >>> and we'll have a check of traffic and weather, that's coming right up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> huge delays in san jose. there was an earlier accident in mountain view that backed up traffic. so coming up 1010 it's jammed from 280 towards rangesdorf. southbound sluggish approaching j

s. j. res., the balanced budget amendment that i introduced along with my colleague and friend from utah, senator lee, and all 47 senate republicans is absolutely essential. it would fix this problem once and for all but the president opposes it. he talks a lot about empowering people. well, the founders of this country empowered the american people to make changes to the constitution. the constitution provides for that. why not give them opportunity to pass this amendment? remember, if the democrats don't like it, all they've got to do is get 13 states to disagree. we have to get 38 states to ratify. why not let the people decide this? why are they so afraid to let the people decide this? let me offer an answer, because democrats are terrified that the american people would ratify it and their big-spending practices would go the way of dinosaurs. the american people are sick and tired of spending. mothers and fathers understand that the federal government is going to bankrupt their children and leave them an america that is less free and less prosperous. the american people are frustrated. they migh

lee. we previously heard from other people, particularly the distinguished congressman john lewis, had a was a civil rights hero in the 1960's and risked his life for the right to vote. we are experiencing the day after international nelson mandela day, it was his 91st birthday. next month we'll dedicate memorial to dr. martin luther king on the mall. when you think about martin luther king and nelson mandela and john lewis, you got to think about voting rights and how far the nation and the world have come in the last 45 years. and how long it took to get there. and to think that there are impediments being placed in the way of people to vote, whether intentional or not, i believe those impediments are being placed there intentionally to dissuade african-americans and democrat leading groups to vote in the elks. to stop president obama from being re-elected and the public to pick democratic representatives to switch the priorities of this house to those that would be more reflective of the middle class and people yearning for opportunities. whether they are intentional or not, if they have an effect that is harmful to votin