miss mavis? >> thank you for the opportunity. my name is made this pita -- mavis pita. i am the mother of six children who have been with bayview since they opened their doors. this is probably the very best clinic my kids have ever been to. they have been to three other clinics before coming here. the doctor and her staff are very good with them. whenever they are sick, even if they are fully booked, they find a way to see them. i have a 14-year-old with type 1 diabetes. her specialty doctor is on california street. sometimes we miss her diabetes appointments because we always do not have money for gas to get there. having this new clinic that they are trying to open now will help us get to her doctor. hopefully and a crane special ability -- specialties -- and a crime -- and the queen -- en dochrine will be the next specialty. my oldest daughter's asthma was never controlled. dr. burke has found a way to control it. i live one block away from the bayview health center. it is very convenient for me and my family. i always tell people to go to dr. burke, the bayview hea

mavis in vacation -- may this invocation be accepted and the record show that in the city of st. francis, black history 2012 celebrated in truth the contribution, culture, and history of african-americans, and their contributions to this nation and to this great city. let us say a man. -- amen. >> thank you, reverend dyson. ok. with that, we are going to move to the next item on the agenda, which is the singing of "lift every voice and sing," the negro national anthem. it is in your program. the words in your program. we are only going to sing the first stanza. we are not going to sing all three versus of it. in your program. please stand. >> everyone join in with singing the national anthem, "lift every voice and sing," by james weldon johnson. ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring rang with the harmony of liberty let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies let it resume armed -- resound loud as the roaring sea sing a song full of the hope it has brought us sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us facing the rising sun of our new day b

me and mavis were out there. we have residents with kids screaming through. people could not cook no food. this is why it is important to henry that we have these back as a safe haven. we need a home base. they could have put some life in their. unfortunately, we spoke to them up randolph. they brought three cases of water. so, i was able to feed -- 25 pizzas. we were able to feed the kids. we have nowhere to go. but i could not put all of these people in my house, but i had a vision and we had cuts and candles. i was able to pass some of those out. you give this money to help us. we had no one out there to help us. [tone] supervisor cohen: thank you. [reads names] >> good afternoon, supervisors. it is a pleasure to be here. it gives me great pleasure to be here to finally see what is going on on the hill. i have to tip my hat to the mayor's office. we did a lot of study. a we came across a bridge. bridge was the criteria for what we have. we had been trying to do things for 15, 16 years. we were the ones who were willing to listen. we did everything possible

. >> from sail to coal, navy secretary ray mavis on the reasons for a new energy standard for the fleet. >> we are too depde

sports event and mavie and now we have dessert in 3d to make this. >> wish it was fancy.ting. other idea for what to serve at your oscar party go to oscar.com and also get a lot of oscar history there. and be sure to down load the exclusive oscar app live video from the red carpet back stage and join the conversation on twitter by using this site. >>> best party in town for the oscars spencer house and you are all invited. at about 3. >> gang all invited come on over. tomorrow weather state wide mainly sunny skies with the possible exception of eureka. warm down south. high of 82 in palm springs and mild again in the bay area but not nearly so mild as we have seen in the last few days. high tomorrow will be in the low to mid 60's whereas last few days we have had mid to upper 70's. breezy along the coast tomorrow and cooler there with high only in the upper 50's. here's our accu-weather 7 day forecast. further cooling on sunday and monday. in fact monday tuesday high pressure reach only into the 50's. mid upper 50's from the entire bay area. slight chance of showers subpo

let's get to our live at the pentagon barbara before we talk let's listen to navy secretary ray mavisking about this issue today. >> i've been to afghanistan now seven times. and i can tell you from first-hand experience there are no front lines there. and women have been serving in areas of great danger for a decade now. regardless of what the policy is. because there are no front lines. now, and they've been serving with great distinction. they've been serving at great risk. >> barbara, what do top military officials make of senator santorum's comments? >> i think ray mabus is sending the ultimate signal there. talk about raised eyebrows. they are commanding women on the front lines. women are not serving in infantry units, in small sniper platoons, in special operations forces. but the reality is over 800 women have been wounded in the last ten years in battle. more than 140 have lost their lives. i talked to one female iraq veteran today, a sergeant we've known for many years now. she said she considered santorum's remarks an insult to the troops. but let me give you the other sid

. >> navy secretary ray mavis on the reasons for a new energy standard. >> we are too dependent on potentially or ball to places on earth to get our energy we are susceptible to supply shocks. and even if we have enough, we are susceptible to supply shops. when the libya situation started and the price of oil went up $40 per barrel, that was almost a

that is their concern but the knave vif -- mavy says the u.s.lant and has a powerful presence in the gulf. one tool in the u.s. arsenal, believe it or not, is the u.s. coast guard, they're stationed in the gulf along with the navy to watch out for anything suspicious, to board vessels, check identity and rescue people at sea as they did recently with six iranian sailors and to guard the important infrastructure out there, all part of a web of is defenses with the navy providing big guns and coast guard going places where big ships can't go. here is how the coast guard decides whether to board a vessel? >> sometimes we have intelligence. other times it's things that look suspicious. vessels in areas perhaps where they shouldn't be or vessels that are not clearly identifiable by country. we have the right to do a visit and board and document where the vessel is from, who the mariners are on the vessel. so it's a wide range of things we use. >> reporter: the job can be definitely very dangerous. one coast guardsman was killed in the gulf in 2004, m