the standoff is happening on 500 block on hyde street. lilian kim is near the scene. >> reporter: police have cordoned off a wide area. this is as close as we can get. suspect is actually holed up about half a mile from here. this begin about 8:00 p.m. on 41st. he a deputy tried to get a driver pulled over and the drivers ran. driver continued driving until the driver got out of car on hyde and jensen street. that is when he shot at the deputy firing off several rounds the deputy did not fire back. >> we think at the time he ducked for cover. when he got up, he was parked close to the house. the deputy is okay. he is being interviewed by our investigators now. >> reporter: so again the deputy was not hurt and suspect is now holed up inside a home. he did release a woman and child from the home but he is holding an adult male hostage. there is apparently some level of relationship between them but to what extent is unclear. they are talking to the suspect in hopes of convincing him to surrender. >>> now developing story a fire burned in an

the standoff is happening on 500 block on hyde street. lilian kim is near the scene. >> reporter: police have cordoned off a wide area. this is as close as we can get. suspect is actually holed up about half a mile from here. this begin about 8:00 p.m. on 41st. he a deputy tried to get a driver pulled over and the drivers ran. driver continued driving until the driver got out of car on hyde and jensen street. that is when he shot at the deputy firing off several rounds the deputy did not fire back. >> we think at the time he ducked for cover. when he got up, he was parked close to the house. the deputy is okay. he is being interviewed by our investigators now. >> reporter: so again the deputy was not hurt and suspect is now holed up inside a home. he did release a woman and child from the home but he is holding an adult male hostage. there is apparently some level of relationship between them but to what extent is unclear. they are talking to the suspect in hopes of convincing him to surrender. >>> now developing story a fire burned in an

they also have several birds in the hyde street harbor as well. approximately 2.5 years ago, the blue shed building was deemed to be in severe does repair and would need to be replaced. an extensive study was undertaken on behalf of a new replacement facility for not only the marine unit but for our harbour office located at the hyde street harbor. this has public facilities as well. that was undertaken by wendy and alan, project managers. as a part of that, the goal was to provide an existing facility to replace the current facility -- new facility to replace the current facility. the problem was financing. to undertake this new structure, the marine unit was an essential piece of this. through a homeland security grant of approximately $1.8 million, we were able to secure the construction, which the port approved here approximately one year ago for the joint operation security building, the jos building. this was an essential piece to getting this building constructed. the building is located there. this is an example of what is contained in the

commissioner hyde: here. commissioner perez: here. president newlin: present. >> i have not heard from commissioner tan. i do not know whether he is present or absent. president newlin: ok. number one is public comment. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. members of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes at this time. nobody? very good. item number two, review and approve the minutes of may 22, 2012, and june 12, 2012. do we have a motion on the minutes? >> yes. i moved to approve. >> by second. commissioner lee: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner hyde: aye. commissioner perez: aye. president newlin: aye. moving right along, the report from the executive director. you have your gun in your mouth. stick it under the table. -- your gum in your mouth. stick it under the table. >> good evening. it should be short this evening. i want to update you on the budget hearings that began on the 18th of june

suspect is holed up at a home on hyde and jensen street.lding an adult male hostage. there is apparently some level of relationship between them but to what extent is unclear. they are talking to the suspect via cellphone. here is more from oakland police spokeswoman. hostage >> hostage one is one suspect. we consider him armed and dangerous. he did shoot at deputy earlier this evening. he is in the home with another male adult. we have established communication wihe pwe are in tg that communication aue with a the suspect. >> reporter: so police say this all started at around 8:00 p.m. when the suspect refused to pull over for driving a suspected stolen car. suspect fired at the deputy several times. he missed the deputy is okay, but the standoff continues. >>> as you know, i'm in for dan ashley which means mike shumann is in for me. >> couple good baseball games. first place rangers at coliseum. complete highlights for you next in sports. c >>> opening a four-game set with rangers a and parker flirted with a no-hitter. an explosion in the

commissioner hyde: here. president newlin: here. >> we have a quorum. commissioner tan is out of the country. i have not heard from commissioner perez or commissioner kelcavellini. president newlin: public comment. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the jurisdiction of the commission. with respect to agenda items, members of the public might address the commission for up to three minutes at the time such item is called. would anybody here like to speak about anything? jocelyn? ok. item two, review and approve the minutes of april 24 and may 8. i am understanding we can only due may 8. i am sorry. we cannot do may 8. we will continue may 8 and have a motion on april 24. >> just for the record, commissioner perez has arrived. president newlin: welcome. do we have a motion on the minutes from april 24? no? >> i do not have the minutes in my book. >> want to use mine? >> i move to approve. commissioner lee: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner hyde: aye. commissioner perez: aye. president

commissioner hyde: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner tan: aye. president newlin: aye. the motion passes. we will see you in six months and hopefully everything goes swimmingly. thank you. all right, back into the normal agenda. item 5a. james england, gold star bar, a billiard table permit. 1548 california st.. >> it is a small bar. it is an application for a permit for a pool table, so my introduction is brief. >> i am here in place of james. we are applying for a pool table license. the table has been there since before we had the bar for writ the previous owners left it there. we continue to have it. it is a corporate to have a license. -- it is appropriate to have a license. [laughter] president newlin: is there anybody from the police department? >> i have one question. do you have an independent permit? because it says you are the deejay? >> there are two applications pending. this is the first one that they are going forward tonight. your packet probably refers to both. we are getting what we can get approved as possible -- as soon as possible. president newlin:

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he's pointing to the plans of the hyde park. he was quite a passable architect. once he became president, he was able to build a lot more. even though henry loose was generally opposed to roosevelt. we ran a double page on his to show how the work he had done. i couldn't get it all on my standards. in the west, you would see without the new deal projects, the republican voting sun belt cities wouldn't exist. they were built at that time. so, it's as i say. there was at least a dozen agencies that left remnants. i am going to give you a primer on all of these. the premise was to put people to work. there were agencies that covered all of these. the land had been ruinned by a variety of things. this is one of the posters and these are archival photographs. this shows the ccc boys. many of them had been riding the rails. they were starving. they were illiterate. here they are in one of the camps, which were run by the army and it was like a military organization. they were out in the wilderness. you could leave if you wanted to. this was a civilian conservation core

>> "hyde park on the hudson." >> dave: "hyde park on the hudson." looking forward to that. god i love you, bill. >> i love you, dave. >> dave: nice job. take care. we'll be right back with the temper trap, ladies and gentlemen. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> dave: our next guests are a talented rock 'n' roll band originally from melbourne, australia, now based in london. i'm originally from indianapolis, indiana, now based in new york. i have a copy of their brand-new self-t

commissioner hyde: aye. commissioner perez: aye. president newlin: aye. reports from the executive director. if you would give us the pleasure. >> good evening. this will be quick. i do not have that much to say. i wanted to update you -- hopefully, in your binders, you have my one-page memo, and a bunch of stuff behind it. we are continuing discussions on party bosses -- busses. at the behest of commissioner hyde, we continue to come to grips with they way we might not necessarily regulate, but assist in their operation in san francisco, or in some way to work with the venue operators to make the business model of bringing people who are already intoxicated into the city, dropping them off on the street. not a viable business model anymore. i. attached this, if anyone wants to take a look. assemblyman hill, a bill he introduced last year which failed to move forward -- we are going to go ahead and have a meeting, hopefully, end of june, invite as many party bus operators as i can get my hands on, including supervisors chiu and olague, and keep trying to

commissioner hyde: aye. commissioner cavellini: aye. president newlin: aye. >> we have a quorum. gregg's members can address the commission brought to three minutes at the time that such item is called. if you want to talk about a commission-related item that is not on to my calendar, this is your opportunity to do so. ok, be that way. [laughter] see no one interested in making public comment, we will move down to item number two, will review and approve the minutes of april 24th, 2012. >> i move to approve. are we not on? >> i'm wondering, in the roll call, we are missing president 's named. gregg's he was probably at sen. gregg's it's as commissioners present. >> are you asking for a correction? >> yes. >> i will second with that correction. >> ok. commissioner -- commissioner lee: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. president newlin: i'm not sure which meeting i was at. cracked that is an approval then. -- >> that is an approval then. president newlin: item number 3. >> thank you. in a mood. a couple of things to update the commission on under the heading of legislative policy. i thi

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fire department has been called out to 500 block of hyde street.understand th is staging area for what may be a hostage situation. we have a reporter en route and we will bring you more information at 9:00 or 11:00. >> san francisco family spoke out in court for a man convicted of three members of the bologna family. edwin will ra most will have to wait until next week to find out how much time he will spend time in prison. vic lee reports there was not a dry eye in the courtroom. >> it wasn't about him. it was about a relief of pain that i've been holding for four years. >> those four years of pain that tortured danielle bologna the wife and mother of the victim came out with a fewery ri in the courtroom. with her hands shaking. at times weeping. bologna still spoke in a strong voice, looking directly at edwin ra practice most, i lost my family and our house and all the memories we sharedn our home. my pain iss so deep you can't imagine. she held up family pictures of her husband tony and two sons. they were some of the same pictures she showed us

i would hearken back to what was done by henry hyde, and that is bring the parties together. everything from the electronic frontier foundation to, again, movie studios and recording industry and so on, and put them in a room together and say, "let's come up with a new way to solve the problem." hopefully most of those solutions are not legislative because legislation is always slow moving and the business models are changing far more rapidly. nonetheless, if there are legislative solutions coming forward in the future, i would expect they would come out of that type of a discussion and would move forward with hopefully a lot more consensus than we had earlier this year. >> would you be an active participant? particularly if republicans retain control of the house? >> as the chairman of the intellectual property subcommittee, i view it as something that is very important for job creation and for maintaining jobs we already have in the united states and for protecting those provisions in the constitution that respects private property rights, that recognize the rights of artis

millions of women who receive their health care through government programs but these bans under the hyde amendment allow coverage of abortions if the pregnancy is the result of or result of rape or incest federal civilian employees medicaid recipients even federal prison inmates are guaranteed affordable access to abortion in cases of rape. are that was the wrong clip but this whole thing was a commonsense provision to change that ban it even had the support of senate republicans but surprise surprise house republicans are the ones causing problems last week the army times quoted the republican staffer quote familiar with defense issues who said that the amendment probably won't pass the final bill and he said the following historically social provisions that are not reflected in both bills heading into conference don't survive amendments like this have come up several times so it doesn't make you feel good that stuff like this doesn't survive the provisions to indefinitely detain american citizens do now senator shaheen it came to the defense of her amendment today and washed didn't men

so i would like to start off by introducing pam hyde. miss pamela hyde was nominated by president barack obama and confirmed by the u.s. senate in november of 2009 as administrator of the substance abuse and mental health services administration, a public health agency within the department of health and human services. she has a long history of serving america through various public health and mental health administration roles and has a biography in the program which i hope you will all read and spend some time, but in order to move on with the program, i'm going to bring up pam. thank you. >> good morning. that was a challenge. i need to do better about my step exercises. it's very good to be with you here. thank you, janet. it's very good to be with the department of defense and the veterans administration and all the parts of the military who are working on issues that we care a lot about at samsa. we are very interested in the issue of suicide nationwide and in preventing that issue, and i want to take just a minute to sort of set

the hyde park fire jumped over the highway prompting the evacuation and armor county. it is now 50 percent contained all 52,000 a. have been scorched. >>> time now is for 42. how much bart fares are going up under their new budget. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line of legendary mercedes-benz sl roadsters... ♪ a fire watch going over the north the mountains. more on your weekend forecast coming up. >>> and a live look over your trumbull exit. we are getting word of a crash walking lanes, coming up. >>> the last of eight accusers to take the stand. he testified that the penn state coach started abusing him around the age of 12th grade he said that his screams for help for an answer from the basement of sandusky's basement. the ruling by egypt supreme court prostitution means that they will write up the new constitution. it will decide how much power the prime minister will have prayed >>> ohios but the day in the political spotlight. romney and obama campaign are

the largest wi ldfirein the state is e hyde park day that one. n was kill wind gusts to 65 an hour, were fightie difficulty oes. it was also a cause for concern. it's sunny, dry, and wind a nice night to and intots. but it's also the perfect recipe for brusand wildfires. wjz is live with t rs metim willms and bob rk tuare the fire threat. let's start off with bob. >> this is something we do normally think about much in our region. but the fires this past weeken in kent nd. 's very dry out there. take a look at mperat t now. d get up 90degrees 7385 t going to be going up by the end of the week, in fact, for frid afternoon, there would beexsse heat watch in fect e thcity, down through the d.c. region, into ions ovirginia. kansas city is at 101. chicago, 91. headedhis way. dallas, 100 so lookli'll and it's degree to be --going to be humid as well. here's how it shapes th next five days. 93 for trow. on sunday. y. 9798. agai there will be a slight chance of a shower or thundershower friday, rd, perhaps look at that increased fire out threat for threg

the hyde park fire is now the most destructive fire in colorado history. the fire has burned more than 54,000 a. and is about 20 percent contained. full containment is not expected for another two-four weeks. >> firefighters and san francisco gathered to raise money for a scholarship in the name of lt. vincent perez. he died in the line of duty and attended an all boys school in san francisco that cost nearly $16,000 per year to attend. he graduated from there in 1981. he died there during a house fire along with a fire fighter paramedic. >> to receive this award, i think it will be extremely special for these young men and they won't know the history of the lieutenant >> the new scholarship will probably be rewarded to the son of a firefighter. if you would like to donate you can visit our web site and click on links and numbers. >> the bus tour for republican presidential candidate mitt romney heads out and bob schieffer is on the campaign trail with him as well. romney told bob schieffer that he thought a major factor in the president's policy of immigr

is a building code amendment that does not in any way change density controls or planning controls, hyde, bove, etc. -- height and bulk, etc. i have indicated my intent to amend this to limit it to new construction because there has been some concern raised about conversion of existing apartment units and that is something that will be a longer conversation in terms of how to address that. i would like to and i do move to continue this one week because we do have language we want to distribute and make sure that people are able to see and it will come again to the board next week. my motion is to continue the item by one week. supervisor chiu: is there a second? supervisor campos. further discussion? supervisor olague: adhahn i know of one week is enough time but there was some thought of splitting up certain aspects of the legislation so that we could have a better grasp on some of the conversion, questions around converting some current units or existing units and

a new round of the evacuations ordered as the hyde park fire and burned more homes. it has burned 75,000 a. crews have backed off and containment slipped to 45%. another fire in southwest colorado broke out yesterday has scorched 800 a.. in utah, 2500 people forced from our homes by a fire have been allowed to return home. winds and high temperatures are challenging crews fighting the fire on eagle mountain that is 40 mi. south of salt lake city it was sparked by target shooters and area. no homes have burned so far. mount rainier national park experienced white out conditions and preventing ranchers from the covering the body of a colleague. crews were hoping for a break in the weather today but conditions were sent a team of four rangers began climbing or nichol slid to his death they had to turn around for safety concerns the forecast looks better tomorrow. northern california woman overcomes odds to do what she loves she was born with a rare eye condition leaving her visually impaired, she started competing in archery eight years ago her husband built a custom tr

a major hailstorm whips through dallas.p >> the hyde park in colorado has caused extensive damage. as many as 200 stones have been destroyed. -- homes have been destroyed. officials say that they're confident that it will be fully contained. >> we have some public plants in colorado, 23 million acres between the forest service and the blm, places where people come and recreation. we know how to handle this. >> the fire started by lightning is now 20% contained. four members of a japanese climbing team are presumed dead following an avalanche in the amount mckinley. hundreds of volunteers searched for the climbers. the service officials say that they were swept away and buried beneath the snow. a fifth time a survived. in texas, a different kind of extreme weather has cost nearly $2 billion in damage. that is a preliminary price tag from its insurance company. a storm with hail the size of baseballs hit wednesday. this punched holes. this is a lot of damage there. >> a lot of cars going into auction. >> i guess you are right. >> we have been in this extremely lovely weather pattern.

the two that did report were the hyde street harbor building, 25% of local, and at piers 35 north apron repair. 61%. that gives us a total of 39% local, and this is odd hours, not dollars. we should have, as we work with oewd, a breakdown by trade. the 10% requirement is not on the project over all, but by trade. >> those numbers you just reported are different than what is reported in the text on page five. >> that was an error i just discovered. the numbers in the table are the latest. we got numbers from oewd and then we subsequently got later ones. the ones on the table are the correct ones. moving on call local 21 staffing activity, zero local 21 employees separating, five appointments. three were permanent and two were temporary. now i would like to move onto the two reports, the last two pages in your package. the request was to give a report on the status of current contracts. we've broken out by construction and professional. traditionally, this report has showed you the new contracts that were issued during the reporting period. what we have done here is look at the existing c

and fort collins, trying to get the upper hand on the mattissiv hyde park fire. >> manhours dedicated to this fire. >> almost 200 homes already destroyed. high fire warnings are currently in place for nine western states. >>> heading into a new week in washington and the president's big shift on immigration policy is still the talk of the town. the president made it easier friday for some children of illegal immigrants to the avoid deportation. he called it the fair and just thing to do. a top obama aide told our candy crowley politics was not a factor in the decision. >>> it's building a lot of steps we've already taken. >> could have done it last year, the year before. could have done the year before that. >> we've been trying to get the dream act done, pass immigration reform. this bill is in a series of states. again, our law enforcement personnel and the focus where it should be focused, on criminals. deportation is -- >> got it. you can't say it was not done with some political consideration t. was not. >> five months before the election? >> well, listen, who knows how had the p

they have identified the culprit in the hyde park fire. >> they have found in the south edge of the area the actual tree where the lightning struck eight days ago. >> reporter: check out that photo. you can actually see where the lightning hit the tree, sparked the fire and eventually forced so many to start over. >> we help people. and i'm not one to ask for help very often. sfwlr more than 1500 are combatting the colossal fire, which is the most damaging and third largest in colorado state history. >> it was on the ground. they're going to win it. their support is great. >> reporter: and in new mexico, firefighters have finally gotten a handle on that state's worst blaze. so far this year, fires have torched more than 1 million acres across the country, and back in colorado, they're going to win the battle for property and life, but it was weather that started it and it will be weather that ends it. >> we're hopeful that we'll be able to contain it today. but that is something that will depend on mother nature and how she's kind to us. >> some good news, that hyde park fire, up to 40%

views are warning of extreme fire conditions and the potential for the hyde park fire to rapidly grow announced in two hours. a member of the muslim brotherhood and jose mubarak. they are bracing for violence when the winner is announced. i'm don lemon keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. ♪ >> 1979, a killer song from the smashing pumpkins. they have been turning out hits for years, selling 30 million albums. the new album, oceania. >> they said i would get it srong. >> it's out today. the founder and the front man of smashing pumpkins. welcome. i was expecting like a smoldering volcano. they had this angry man of rock. >> i'm sure you will get to it. you are good at that. >> the mike tyson of music. across the desk. you seem affable to me. >> i like your show. that has a lot to do with it. i talk to a lot of people that i don't respect and i walk in the room with that. >> that actually means a lot to me. >> i have seen you do great introduce. for someone who has been interviewed a lot and people understand that there is the right interview and then there is the -

elsewhere firefighters have made progress the hyde park fire is now 45 percent contained, that blaze now the second-largest in colorado history has burned more than 82,000 a.. for cbs news andrea lopez reporting in colorado springs. >>> were still in fire season but it does not feel like it. >>> it will warm up nearer mid- week, nevertheless things in the mid '80s by wednesday. let's go outside and see the numbers. all over the '50s and the bay area. southwesterly is in santa rosa to 5 mi. an hour. whether headlines, where 5-10 degrees below average highs, plenty of sunshine and warming up by mid-week. the culprit is the low pressure off the coast line, that coupled with high pressure it will reassert itself as the inland over idaho the heights will come up, the numbers will come up a little bit as well. by wednesday will have near summertime normals. tomorrow morning temperatures in the mid 50s bay wide a few low clouds on the shoreline. for the future cast, low pressure builds the upper the low clouds build up by monday night, in 24 hours the low clouds felon along sonoma county an

threatened this hour the fire has forced evacuations near colorado springs and the largest of the fire is a hyde park fire that is now blackened more than 83,000 a.. >>> amazing at this hour is 84 degrees in the area of that particular fire. good evening locally are winds have been dusting of 22 are 23 mi. per hour very breezy air temperatures standing up for a pretty much into the 50s and 60s today's high in san francisco's 67 degrees but anywhere away from the water especially in lines that is where we're feeling the cool temperatures saying where is summer? livermore's average hike is 85 and 74 today santa rosa on is 16 degrees that is 14 degrees celsius degree in american tonight tonight perhaps even a little bit of localized jezreel otherwise the clouds tower out during the afternoon hours and we will have ample sunshine and slightly warmer conditions but you will fill the difference especially in land overnights for reason fifties but becoming cloudy and tomorrow slightly warmer and the extended forecast calls for a temperature to be going up and down and let me show you why first with thi

not a lot of progress has been made battling the hyde park fire.ed more than 46,000-acre, including several homes. more than 1000 firefighters have been called in to battle the blaze. but it's only 10% contained tonight. the other huge fire is still burning in new mexico. the little bear fire is anything but small. it has destroyed more than 200 homes and burned more than 37,000 akers near lincoln -- -- acres near lincoln county. the fire is 51% contained. and there is a chance of rain in the forecast. >>> cabins and lodging areas in yosemite park are set to close because of the potential danger of falling rocks. a report was released detailing areas which are prone to falling rocks. the study started in 2008 after thousands of tons of bolders rained down onto cabins forcing kids to scramble for their lives. now this week, 18 more will close as well as all or part of five employee dorms. >>> a manhunt in san mateo is over tonight. new at 11:00, police did not get their man. this is a picture of sean bean. police say the suspect stalked and threaten