act with any and all rights under the ellis act, and the city has made clear it will not permit the residents of units to be kondo mapped. without this, individual units cannot be sold for ownership. the city has made it clear it would not be willing to enter into the d.a. without these protections. we believe more tenants have alice act protection. with that, i am happy to read through this particular finding. i have copies of those comments if your interested. with regard to the first finding, we disagree with the finding. we do not believe the dea reports to override state law. the grandeur does not specify what the potential provisions of state law that the d.a. must override. in the grand jury is referring to 4.3 of the california government code popular known as the cost to hawkins act. contrary to statements found in finding one, section 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, third explain harvard dental pension will be enforced consistent with state law for any new replacement units provided to any relocated tendon on the project site. we are not going to restate those sections in its entirety but

under the ellis act, currently, tenants do not have protection under the spirit we have tried to ensure is that tenants have more protections under this development agreement that they currently have. from my perspective, -- and i can understand the concern that have been raised -- but i believe the city has made very significant steps to respond to that. that being said, my guess is it is probably no surprise that i do not agree with the findings are laid out in the civil grand jury report. at this time, i would ask that the resolution we have that purports to agree with them be amended to adopt the findings and responses as laid out by ms. mats. i know that there was a public speaker who had asked for the details. so i would ask that we amend the language provided in our packets, to incorporate that language into this resolution, and then we vote on the resolution as amended. supervisor campos: if i may, mr. president, the way the resolution is drafted, if you look at the last page on the first result clause, it provides a space for the committee to make a recommendation on whether it

tom brady will be happy to hear ellis is now his teammate.as offered a veteran minimal contract by the jets decided to join the competition now with a little something to prove. have a good week everybody. >> thanks, joe. >> be sure to join the ktvu morning news beginning at 4:30 a.m. they will have the very latest on the stock market and the reaction to the u.s. credit downgrade. >> our coverage continues online any time on ktvu.com. online any time on ktvu.com. thanks for joining us, have a [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. montrose, california. in here, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with thei

lincoln ellis with the strategic financial group. >> suzanne: what was bad for stocks was very good for bonds today. joining us now with a look at the action in the bond market is kathleen gaffney, co-manager of the loomis sayles bond fund. the yield on the two-year at a record low today and the yield on the 10-year at 2.4%. look at the chart. it's pretty unbelievable. talk a little about what was driving this flight to quality today to the bond market. >> sure. what was weighing on the market was front and center the problems in europe, and we saw the markets sending a very clear message that they wa the european politicians to stop fighting the wrong battle. it's not about inflation. it's about where are we going to get the growth. the reaction in the markets is really a growth scare. there is a lot of fear that with fiscal austerity we're seeing a big slowdown and that has the potential to affect the u.s. as well. >> suzanne: was there a particular trigger that caused investors' fear or a reason to look at u.s. treasuries? >> we had weak economic data and then trechet made an announc

lincoln ellis with the strategic financial group. >> suzanne: what was bad for stocks was very good for bonds today. joining us now with a look at the action in the bond market is kathleen gaffney, co-manager of the loomis sayles bond fund. the yield on the two-year at a record low today and the yield on the 10-year at 2.4%. look at the chart. it's pretty unbelievable. talk a little about what was driving this flight to quality today to the bond market. >> sure. what was weighing on the market was front and center the problems in europe, and we saw the markets sending a very clear message that they wa the european politicians to stop fighting the wrong battle. it's not about inflation. it's about where are we going to get the growth. the reaction in the markets is really a growth scare. there is a lot of fear that with fiscal austerity we're seeing a big slowdown and that has the potential to affect the u.s. as well. >> suzanne: was there a particular trigger that caused investors' fear or a reason to look at u.s. treasuries? >> we had weak economic data and then trechet made an announc

will likely be developed by others who will not be able to guarantee contract protections against the ellis act. we have discussed this before, and we have a difference of opinion. i need to say that these decisions are not easy, and the decisions we make here at the board we're not necessarily during for any reason other than what we'd think is in the best interests of san franciscans and the best interests of tenants. i think those of us that support the project truly believe well it may not be the public show -- politically popular thing to do, it is the right thing to do for the future of the residence. i ask that we amend the resolution as i proposed and move forward. supervisor campos: again, we do have a difference of opinion here and i give you in the folks who have been working on this for trying to do as much as legally possible, and i think you have done that. it is just a question of is that enough? with that we have a motion. supervisor chu: if i could just ask, what would you have done differently? supervisor campos: one of the things that was suggested at one point was that w

it's a song that was made by a man named matthew too bold, a very well respected elder whose wife, ellie, just recently passed on. both of them were very well respected for their singing skills. when i thought about doing an arrangement for today, the blue horse special came to mind. i thought i wonder if i can bring a cedar flute into an air, i thought, i wonder if i can take a pala song and turn it into a reel. what i will do is sing you the original pala song, so you can hear that, then we will go into an arrangement that also includes a little something at the end for my grandparents. (singing) . >> on march 5th, 2007, a car bomb was exploded on mutanabbi street in baghdad. mutanabbi street is a mixed shia-suni area. more than 30 people were killed and more than 100 were wounded. this locale is the historic center of baghdad book selling, a winding street filled with bookstores and outdoor book stalls. named after the famous 10th century classic poet, al-mutanabbi, this is an old and established street for book selling and has been for hundreds of years. mutanabbi street also holds c

. >>> as the six anniversary of hurricane katrina approaches, the ellis marsales center will be open. it will aim to preserve the musical heritage. happy birthday to sean connery. >>> tonight, be sure to watch brian williams with nbc night lie news. >>> here is a look at what's coming up later. mandatory evacuations begin as hurricane irene barrels toward the u.s. al roker is in north carolina with the latest. >>> and, details on the fire that destroyed billionaire branson's home. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching early today. just your first stuff of the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one.

members of the puc, the general manager for water, power, waste water, business services, and juliet ellis, external affairs. one of our stars is shelly campbell, our product manager. thank you. [applause] we're also joined by the department of the environment had. -- hea. d. we are going to wait for the fire trucks to go by. this started with the dpw project and we are a client now representing the dpw is ed riskin. >> thank you. as the general manager and commission president referred to, dpw has been with this project for over a decade it has really become a labor of love for the department. it is an extraordinarily complex building project, unlike our typical library or fire station that we work on. and it is not because of the exceedingly high environmental performance, but exceedingly high seismic performance, business continuity performance. this will be one of the most advanced office buildings in the country. it is really a great partnership that we have working with the puc to make this happen, but also with our private sector partners, kmd stevens, webcor and their construction

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rehema ellis in lower manhattan. we'll be back with more of our cover roage in just a moment. [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn ten dollars off when you spend just twenty-five storewide. and unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get ten dollars off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney. no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn ten dollars off when you spend just twenty-five storewide. and unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get ten dollars off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney. >>> we're back from the jersey shore and if you go out here on the water and go north, you would run into jim cantore in lower manhattan, he's part of the massive weather channel team covering this storm. and, jim, provided, you don't see anything to affect these models and it will come in the way it was predicted. what's happening here sn? >> reporter: some of the best technology

together, we will witness a significant increase in the success of managing ellis, maintaining health, and improving the quality of life for the south of market seniors, children, and family spirit it was fitting that the first anniversary of the passage in congress of the affordable care act was celebrated here. without community-based clinics, thousands of men, women, and children would be without access to health care. thank you to charlie range, you're devoted staff, and medical and health-care providers for your leadership and work on the front lines to make this day possible. best wishes for a wonderful ribbon cutting celebration here ribbon cutting celebration here with my one -- with my regards, i feel like all of us are starng to see what the problems in this country are. i think plenty of people are opinionated. i don't think there's many forums where you can really express yourself or try to make a difference or anything. i mean...wha'...whatdo... what do i do, ya' know? the only people that i'm able to affect are the people who care about what i have to say. there is somet

which of ellis is why should it not be the merchant ships came here from greece and to other places just yet that there is evidence suggesting there was a market place here in the first century b.c. i reckon he just gets another chance from nearly the entire black sea coast brought their groups here. just to stand up a kin often visit main pier. the paintings are inspired by the city and the sea sits upon. what is this sea is big in now in the old part of this land. don't come here just to have a good time and leave or a god they see and this land as part of all sounds. one of the standards paintings commemorates have friends who fought in the war but never returned. her father is still missing but i stand hopes he is alive. because he is a college minister. teaches that state university. today he tells his students that up cause can boast vast reserves of pure water due to its glace he has been driven as. if we conserve water in the operates as of our rivers the republic will have the most valuable resource for many years to come all of mankind needs this resource nowadays the value of

it has a more modest way, it could be brought forward without making this peace look too much like ellie and free web architecture. i have problems with that. everyone knows where sears is. it does not matter. we are -- this building does not sit alongside a freeway that you would have to call it out as loudly in order to know where you are. it is at masonic and we know where it is. the choice of what i think is -- there are too many of them, including the freestanding sign that we're discuss -- not discussing today, it is more than what i am prepared to support, including the facade treatment and the complete alteration of the building expression. it is slightly more toned down way to make a point. target has a draw as a location as sears does. everyone knows target. you know when you see the circle. it does not need all those extra loudness in order to be present. i'm prepared to support the project, but i would be asking that there is a significant rethinking and toning down of aggressive architecture. we have pantone coming up. that is another destination that will have to market sel

less club it's believed the thirty one year old will earn the round four million dollars per season ellie found in those link up with david beckham and landon donovan can lead the californian side to that first american title since two thousand and five. and stay with the bill twice world player of the year on all denio has returned to brazil and scored for only the second time since missing out on the spot for that's why and see ten finals manage a mano and there's a snake mean the flamengo attacker in his school for a friendly with gone the next month missing the world cup last summer in south africa it was a major blow for an old who had been a since one thousand nine hundred nine november's one male defeat to argentino the sole occasion the former barcelona and a similar man have been summoned in the cost to you and. ten is sound money has shot up of aiming to become the fourth different russian to win in cincinnati since two thousand and six continues here they are the full seed has reached the seventies after a six three six two victory over australia and some out of the stars and f

>> rehema ellis in downtown new york for us. much. >>> want to show you what long lines are showing up now on the jersey shore as people are starting to leave their vacations, leave their vacations early under the evacuates taking place there. and the long lines, see how that is stretching, but they are getting out well ahead of what is expected along the jersey shore. experts do predict that the economic damage from the hurricane this is a major one, hurricane irene could run into the tens of billions of dollars, especially if it makes landfall in the big apple. we were talking to rehema about that. situations like this, business, governments, they turn to risk modeling software to predict and prepare for the losses. and karen clark develop the first catastrophe risk model in the 1980s. she joins me now from boston. karen, we're seeing there the long lines of people leaving new jersey. i think a lot of people heeding the warnings that are coming from the different governors alon the coastal states, which is good news. i want to

to help me try and find it, kim ellis, a local prospecter. kim, just show me how it's done. >> the idea is to get the heavy materials to sink to the bottom. so you've got to get down in the water and get dirty. >> down and dirty to find gold. >> yeah, absolutely. a bit of swirling around. make sure they're broken up. and then you can scrape off your top rocks. be a little bit brutal with this. >> and then we're looking for that telltale glisten in the sunlight. >> so you've take off all the bigger rocks. and then you do a little bit of swirling around. >> this is an area we know from the 19th century gold rush in new south wales where gold has been found. >> that's absolutely right. it's been turned out -- it's been turned out by the old-timers. so the chances of gold have been -- gold being in the area are very strong. >> that was the old fashioned way of doing it. this is the high-tech way of doing it. a trusty metal detector. seems like cheating to me. >> the old-timers would have liked one of these back 100 years ago. >> nowadays, we're s

police are at the scene of steiner and ellis. but can't say how severe wounds are. there is a crew on the way and we'll have an update for you on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> and flu season is around the corner and the cdc predicts america will be ready. the cdc says there should be plenty of vaccine available. last year, 41 percent of american adults were inock lated. officials recommend just about everybody older than six months get a flu shot. people 65 and older can receive a new high dose form of the vaccine. it should be available beginning in september. flu season runs from october to may. >> time for a check of the weather now. >> it was so cool today, 10-15 degrees cooler so unusually cool. this is going to take us into the weekend. here is a live picture from our high definition south beach camera. way in the distance, it's not visible tonight. we have a 2400 foot marine layer. it's deep tonight that. has helped drive temperatures down. san jose, enjoying sun. is been a mild day. numbers into 70s. let me show you current temperatures. you'll see there are 50s al

at number two t ellis coalman with an awesome move in the junior world championship called a flying squirreler one. >> you are the first and reyes, back it goes. it's gone. a home run for jose reyes. >> that is 11-year-old jacob who won a chance to call a mets game. what a moment for that 11-year- old, right? a chance to not only call a game, but a dramatic moment like that. >> he did a great job. >> he has a future. >> lookout. >> watch out john miller. you have competition, john. >> that's right. >> that was a preseason niner game? you think so? >> you're okay. ,,,,,,,,,,

at number two t ellis coalman with an awesome move in the junior world championship called a flying squirrel number one. >> you are the first and reyes, back it goes. it's gone. a home run for jose reyes. >> that is 11-year-old jacob who won a chance to call a mets game. what a moment for that 11-year- old, right? a chance to not only call a game, but a dramatic moment like that. >> he did a great job. >> he has a future. >> lookout. >> watch out john miller. you have competition, john. >> that's right. >> that was a preseason niner game? you think so? >> you're okay. >> touchdown 49ers. how is that? come on, jacob, bring it on. ,,,,,, [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> what are you doing down there? >> i had to put my cup down. cup of t

a muni shuttle bus is operating between ellis and hyde streets. >>> i was coming out like a big bloworch. we had to back off the original fire route. >> coming up, flames tear through two popular bay area stores. why one owner says it's not the physical damage he is worried about. >>> having this out here without personal watercraft, you're really inviting disaster. >> rethinking jet skis at mavericks. why the man who helped ban the personal watercraft in the first place now wants them back. >>> and cutting the cord. more people are choosing to cancel cable, where they are turning to for free tv. ,, ,,,,,, federal officials are considering a proposal to allow >>> jet skis are prohibited at mavericks but tonight federal officials are considering a proposal to allow jet ski patrols. the intense surf near pillar point host the surfing contest and is in the sensitive gulf of the farralons. jets skis are banned except for authorized public safety groups. the san mateo sheriff's office is proposing a marine safety program to patrol while surfers are in the water. the man who first helped b

the victims were found on the corner of ellis and pierce streets. they are conscious. no suspects in custody. >>> santa clara police have made an arrest in a 1979 cold case. 61-year-old david dixon of richmond has been arrested in the murder of security guard rachel moncrief. her body was found in a trailer in an rv sales parking lot. she had been stabbed 30 times. dna testing found that a blood stain on moncrief's pants matched dixon's dna. >>> in other bay area headlines, a body -- the body found in the bay last night is that of a man who fell out of a canoe. michael butler was out on the water with friends near treasure island on wednesday when the canoe flipped over. butler's friends swam back to store. butler stayed behind. >>> in menlo park, the teenaged father of a 1-year-old child was shot and killed last night. 19-year-old carl purvis died when someone in a car shot him near almanor avenue and knewbridge street. no arrests were made. >>> and a touch of movie glamour in the east bay. it's a mural called hollywood meets hayward. artist andrew kong knight unveile

elly seidman is one of those people. he'spico-founder and ceo of oyster.com.t's a travel website that prides itself on posting hundreds of thousands of "undoctored hotel and resort photos." and now they put a collection together of what they call their favorite photo fake-outs. comparing pictures posted on hotel and resort websites to ones taken by oyster's travel experts. >> i think it taps into something we've experienced before. that's why this is such a powerful piece. >> reporter: checking out the photos, some common themes emerge. pools looking bigger than they really are. rooms looking nicer. and fitness centers looking, well, more fit. >> it does seem like they fit and took the stock photography off the stock photo site and put it up there and you arrive and there's nothing there, it's an empty room or two pieces of equipment. >> this one is interesting. >> reporter: to get the perspective of an experienced bay area traveler, we ran the photos past ray. he says he enjoys the hunt for great places at great prices when he travels. he even takes on the re

we have jean ellie inside monitoring. we'll monitor throughout the hour and in our 6:00 news. >>> moving on now, tears in oakland's federal court today as a former state narcotics agent plead not guilty. 50-year-old norman sweshl accused of stealing drugs from police evidence lockers, taking cash from prostitute during phony sting operations and running a prostitution ring. federal prosecutors have taken over the case. he sobbed as his father pledged to put up his bond, but first he has to be evaluated by psychologists to determine whether he's suicidal. >>> welsh's co-defendant, christopher butler, is a former east bay private investigator and antioch police officer. both were arrested by federal agents last week. butler also went to federal court on friday pleading not guilty. he was released on $900,000 bail. the "san francisco chronicle" report the investigation into the scandal is still underway. >>> a once-prominent child psychiatrist accused of child molestation is going to a state-run mental hospital. william ayer

>> ellis koze who wrote a book years ago. but sherm we're all in trouble. >> the housing crisis is not limited to any particular community. during the great depression, housing prices went peak to trough went down by 31%. so far this time housing prices have gone by by 33%, and they're still going down. we're not through that crisis. it's a huge crisis that affects everybody because as you say, it's the largest a set on the balance sheet of the average american family, and it's being wiped out! >> the implications of this politically, karl rove has written a piece saying 100,000 fewer votes from african- americans in north carolina could wipe away the gains the president needs. and hispanics in that same survey are the hardest hit group by the recession. and that comes at the same time they have the most -- the growth clout as a political force. will they be more politically engage next year and again the democrats -- >> pat, these statistics that we put you on the board on the wealth of blacks and whites are so worrisome tha

ellis coleman is the young man with the move, by the way.e finished third in the junior world championship. rob marciano, you've got a move like that. >> i learned from jimmy super fly. the squirrel has a little more finesse involved and i do like it. speaking of finesse, trying to get this thing going and i say that again positively because we need rain not only texas, which we didn't get any with don, we could stand some in the southeast u.s. and tropical storm emily has a chance of getting there. but right now we're looking at a center that's right about there, about 260 miles to the southeast of san juan. and the latest aircraft recon has 40-mile-an-hour winds and slowly getting itself together. it has room to grow. we do expect heavier rains from san juan up through parts of hispaniola, but that's land tends to tear storms apart because of mountains. tropical storm getting over hispaniolale hispaniolale. friday and saturday morning, notice the column does include the entire peninsula of florida, also includes georgia and the carolinas.

this is from emmy ellie -- it's the first day of the indiana state fair, and we're up watching you whileshow. getting ready for the pig show. >> yeah! >> do we have the best audience in tv or not? emmy

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elly is an unlikely fixture in seattle's king county courthouse.lab works with the special assault unit, not to sniff out trouble, but to help those in it. just looking at these dogs, allows people to feel more of a sense of calm. >> reporter: especially young victims. prosecutor o'neil stevens says the dog helps children abused by a parent or authority figure find the courage to tell their stories. >> the presence of a dog during the course of a stressful trial can sometimes make the difference between a conviction and an acquittal. >> reporter: in at least ten states, dogs aid in investigative interviews or courtroom testimony. the newest is new york. rosy is new york's first dog to sit at a witness' feet. >> she'll know when you need her. she'll know, she'll come up and see you and she's very gentle. she'll never tell your secrets. >> rosy and other courthouse dogs are professionally trained, calm, quiet and reassuring when a victim is stressed. in june, rosy sat be side a 15-year-old rape victim as she testified. the assailant convicted and sen