alternately, i suggest you consider the russian hill, a sea cliff, and the presidio for possibilities but the easiest ones are some of the changes you made monday. thank you. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. >> good evening. i have sat on the board for four years and have been a resident for 10. i want to encourage you to stick with that decision. there are many reasons, most of the neighbors are in overwhelming favor of keeping the area in the-5. i will resonate the same tackling --comments. please note in doing all

the other would be the 49 people in sea cliff we could consider looking at. commissioner tidwell: the other question i had and this was the district issue was the line between six and 10 on 16th street. i thought that was due to the map, right? >> that was due to the map, we cannot move anything. >> there is the line between six and 10 and the corner of 16th street. >> ok. >> can i ask a clarification question? chairman mcdonnell: it may ask a question with regard to a break. -- you may ask a question with regard to a break. i will hold you hostage to your own question traded depends on, this just in, paetec at 8 -- pizza at eight. we will break as close to 8:00 p.m. as possible. there is a natural moment there. thank you, madam clerk. we have a full list and complement. i should ask in that federation of proposals. in the categories of non- population areas to visit, the only one i have listed is golden gate park. are there others? commissioner pilpel: i was hoping at some point, time permitting today or saturday that we would walk through the lines quickly

this is the planning neighborhoods of sea cliff. would you like to also see, it also goes and extend out. any other questions? all right. miss tidwell? >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. >> mr. pilpel? >> yes. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. >> miss lam? >> yes. >> miss ma melara? >> yes. >> mr. league? >> yes. -- mr. leeg -- leigh. >> yes. >> no. >> i will look at the deviations. >> thank you. >> can i make a comment while at the look at the numbers? >> sure. i think the pop lore initially had either ben the four blocks between two and five as a way to clean the lines. so since those are not submitted as part of a neighborhood, i would suggest we look there to the extent we still have a population issue.

say they arrested two 16- year-old boys and a 14-year-old as they tried to break into a home on sea cliff drive. the three were involved in at least two other home burglaries and one attempted burglary. >>> the alameda county district attorney has now dropped most of the charges against those occupy the farm protesters. nine people were arrested at the gill tract in albany and booked for unlawful assembly and trespassing. a spokeswoman for the alameda county d.a said that charges against seven of those protesters have now been dismussed quote in the interest of justice. >>> the u.s. transportation secretary today awarded california more than $1 million to crack down on distracted drivers. details of the federal grant were announced today in sacramento. the money will go toward a new nationwide program called phone in one hand, ticket in the other. >> california will be receiving about $1.5 million in federal support for this project. now these funds will go toward increased law enforcement, more media, and good solid scientific evaluation. >> california and delaware are the first two stat

this three-bedroom home in the sea cliff neighborhood was asking 1.6 million that sold for 2.2 million in the beginning of may. for the six $7,000 over asking. one reason for the bidding war for israel to say inventories at its lowest level in years for leading buyers with few options. what is on the market in san francisco is selling on average within two weeks. also driving prices, investors coming in with all cash offers and sellers intentionally low balling prices to start a bidding war. take this for better in cupertino, sellers put it on the market for 849,000 and got more than 50 operas and sold to an all cash buyer for more than 1 million. >>pam: in oakland, federal investigators have wrapped up their on-site inquiry into this fire at a west oakland bart station. it was to become a fourth story senior housing complex, it one of the flames. since then they have been coming to breathe for evidence. that wraps up this morning. now, the evidence is being compiled and analyzed. >> a man attacked and robbed in front of his home caught on camera. tonight the victim is helping police f

. >>> sea cliff from sutro tower beautiful calm out there. clouds along the coast today. temperatures now upper 40s redwood city, los gatos santa rosa antioch 61 clouds keep new the mid to upper 50s along the coast. 70 around the bay. 80 inland. warmer by sunday. >>> we the jury of miami-dade county florida, kind the defendant not guilty. >> look at that relief on the face of adam kaufman. he's found not guilty in charged with murdering his wife. after a lengthy trial, the jury said no he did not do it. there he is right now. part of his defense had been that his wife had an allergic reaction to a spray tan. >> her family, her parents, were standing behind him. >> all the way. >>> and a shooking turn for one of the teen moms that shot to fame on the hit reality show. she's behind bars. she speaks out in an interview this morning. >>> and battle of the single superstars. taylor swift, john mayer. they had an encounter in hollywood. >> we'll get to all that. >>> we begin with that live exclusive. adam kaufman was facing a life sentence after pr

bodega bay, fishing town, tourist haunt, but on the other side bodega head, a crossing of cliffs that drop to the sea. it was here saturday evening two friends were climbing on the rocks when in an instant one slipped and fell. >> the young man's friend cried several times. >> reporter: brian schuler was here. she returned today. >> there was a detective here too. he was kind of interested in talking to the young man's friend. oh he was distressed. he looked really sad. and very quiet. >> reporter: the friend said his buddy hit his head on rocks while falling and disappeared into the waveless. we talked to visitors who said they get too close to the cliff. because they can. >> there's areas you have to be careful. >> reporter: bodega head has two warning signs when the path starts to climb. regulars, even though who seek out the vistas, it's too dangerous. >> no one can help you, it's straight down into the water. >> reporter: only andrew batter's backpack was found in the water. the sheriff department says its search is not over. they might fly the area tomorrow. our coasts are as treacherous as the

>>guest: they jump 100' cliff and cross a big pile of blubber and the sea lions who will eat them.that squirts blood out of its eye to keep off a bob scat that is about to eat it. >>guest: that is the first time that has been proven. the sea lions are affected bit blood. >>heather: is that your favorite moment? >>guest: one of them. >>heather: what is the most dangerous? >>guest: most dangerous? well, obviously, the venom thing, a scene where a road runner, an underdog, he destroys a rattlesnake. flash floods. all sorts of drama, killers, and the desert episode is kill or be killed. >>gregg: and the bobcat is here. the confrontation between animals and insects and the field mouse who takes down a squirrel. >>guest: that is a favorite. >>guest: i shot that. and a giant centipede. and the mouse takes him down. without hesitating. >>heather: is that the lesson to take from the documentary? >>guest: the take away to me is all about america. you do not have to go to africa or asia, this is happening in our backyard. just look at in. just go outside. >>heather: sometime the underdog wins

sea onto french soil beginning the liberation of western europe. our boys lay claim to the beach heads inch by bloody inch. the remarkable army rangers climbed the cliffs under heavy brutal german fire. they had to. americans did not go to normandy to conquer. they went and sacrificed to ensure that hitler would no longer be a threat. hitler had little regard for american g.i.'s. he was certain that the soft sons of america would never become soldiers. he thought the nazi youth would be able to outfight the boy scouts. he was wrong. the boy scouts took him on d-day. . the sand was stained with red and blood of american warriors and that of our allies. to my left here is a photograph of the cliffs of normandy where americans are buried. in all 9,387 americans are buried at the top of the beach at normandy. buried on the cliffs, their white crosses and stars of david shine and glisten in the morning sunshine over now peaceful omaha and utah beaches. one of the ones buried there is the tallest warrior on the longest day, brigadier general theodore roosevelt. this is his grave. it is at the front of normandy. fittingly he is buried next to his brother, que