we are going sew lore. >> he's already three. >> that's you. >> and around here, that would be pretty good business. you'll have lots of sunshine tomorrow. peek out toured, a little bit of drizzle. it's cloudy, the winds are changing. something has to happen quickly. you will feel the difference tonight. we're in the mid 0s. concord mild, 57. san francisco 53. sunrise officially 5:48. going to san bruno for our forecast stop for tonight. mainly sunny tomorrow. and you have a chance of hitting 80 degrees of sunny. so here's the setup. we have high pressure building to us. as it builds to our north and west, that will give us the oh shore win. an area of the southern california coastline. we will be toasty on friday and saturday. then that low will win out. thunderstorms will develop over the sierra. but the bigger story is, temperatures go from the 90s to the 70s. we have two dais of cooler weather and that's where we have that isolated thunderstorm chance on sunday and monday. highs tomorrow approaching 90 90 for san jose. mountain view 86. hayward sunny and 79. pleasant hill and danc

yesterday's rainfall that helped to partially contain the flames, the disaster is still too small loring to allow some evacuees back in to see their homes. >> those who lost their homes, they will hit bottom again when they see there's for the first time. >> for some, it has been an anxiety filled weekend that lined up outside the evacuation zone, hoping to find out if there's is one of the houses like this, spirit from the random wind pattern. >> miners have been on edge for two days and it will probably not change until they say it is contained. >> it is a notion shared by california residence where wild fires sparked overnight. this one was burning out of control and forced the evacuation of hundreds of residents waiting to go back home. have beene evacuees allowed to return and the houses they found standing amongst the destruction left them speechless. crispus we know we are so lucky. -- >> we know we are so lucky. >> and a heartbreaking story for one, run a family hold up in him -- in a hotel. they were forced to evacuate. that is when they watched their home burning on live televi

[applause] she actually stood in sergeant jerry darcy who laid world series fame and lore was going toing, and has the same cold that everyone has, and channel showed up. i want to thank the families and friends that are here, and dignitaries. and the board of supervisors who are represented. supervisor campos and weiner, great friends of the department. and commissioner loftus, needs no introduction. and willie brown, tremendous friend of the police department. i don't know if we have been blessed to have a mayor more supportive in our hiring plan, than mayor lee. i appreciate everyone working together to support us here in san francisco. now to the matter at hand. we are privileged to be here of the 56 sworn officers that are sworn to the rank of sergeant, captain and deputy of chief. in all endeavors leadership is critical to success. as we move into the first half of 2013, solid and sound leadership as commissioner loftus spoke us is critical to the success of the san francisco police department that challenged our able to provide top-notch law enforcement due to staffing and budge

loring. [laughter] >> that is another issue. she would have a very interesting memoir, however the point is that there were at many women at least two or witnesses or involved in the american revolution. but we don't know that much about them and the accounts if we have from those who are left in mrs. loring is a perfect example among others are very scant. there are only a few. we we know for instance that there were women spies and we get a few sentences here and there and women during the lexington and concord when the british were marching, we know american patriot women through -- down on them to the to keep them. we only have scraps aside from the women you mention and this is always been a real frustration to me, throw frustration. i said there have to be more accounts and there has to be correspondence and that is how i began writing the book. the other one which of course intrigues the writer is coincidence and coincidencoinciden t and coincidental in my research there were two women five years apart who both were if no

but in fact they're skillfully building up legislation until it eventually explodes in the greatest lore of all times. (cheers and applause) -- greatest law of all times! now this is not good. it's not just a voting rights act in congress's hands. the immigration bill is right around the corner. it's easy to despair at this. is there no major issue that congress could tackle that would stand a chance of passing with bipartisan support? >> mr. speaker,-- would allow the secretary of the interior to continue the sale of electronic duck stamps and also expands the program to include all of our 50 states. >> yes! (laughter) the beloved duck stamps finally a way to mail my ducks back home. i'm being told it's actually a hunting permit of some kind. but maybe, maybe congress can regain our faith in it just by passing this bun incredibly narrow bill enabling people to buy duck stamps electronically in all 50 states. do you believe, boys and girls? do you? do you? >> the yeas are 401, the nays are 0, thai thirds voting in the affirmative, the rawls are suspended. the bill is passed! >> this is t

perhaps even worse than san francisco or oakland or san jose, but i can't rest on the lores that we might be better in employment. we might be better not having that many homicides but we lost a lot of the african-american community in the last 10-20 years. we lost the redevelopment agency that gave a lot of promises. i am trying to keep those promises, but i've got to find more and better ways to interrupt the violence, and i want today to register a personal appeal to our religious leaders to help me do that, find ways. i suspect it's not about money. it's not about numbers of jobs. it's about who we talk about and who we relate to, and how can we penetrate barriers or vacuums where there is no conversations going on? how do we talk to kids that don't have a mother or father? who are they talking with? how do we talk with their aunts or grandparents or brothers or sisters and tell them that we care and get them into a conversation with us. how about putting down the guns? what is it that they need from us to assure them that we have a safe passage for them to be dealing with us? this is

the hairdresser was saying, right down the street from him, the massage parsley lore is all prostitution and middle pope neighbors which is more of a neighborhood association but with he have four people to decide they're the armor belligerent traitor, and they're going to receive money to approve tearing down the church. is this the land that it's supposed to work. we never heard of this in any other organizations, so i'm going to quickly show you, if i can do it, what are -- is this showing. what -- what our student urban planning, native of nod hill and a former member of the head start at the little church that we'll try to reuse better took of the buildings that were saved from demolition, gorman said the developer who wanted to tear that down offered them what would be $420,000 today and if you gave him a dem ligs permit and he said, well, you can see we're not supporting it, but yet grouped -- our neighborhood didn't have groups that would take money. so i'll come back another time with more of this information. >> thank you. >> is there any addition until public comment? >> okay.

. >> and that might really be really well tail lored to what we need here in san francisco. >> right, for example our harassment prevention training that we are working on now, we specifically asked the vendors to reach out to the lgbtq community center. and get some expertise from them, regarding developing some of the scenarios. to track the youth, i know that there is a state law that allows for the individuals to self-disclose no seeking those types of services but i would caution us and perhaps look out to the city attorney's office for device on the tracking of individuals in other services, utilizing other city services because we want to mitigate any risk management that might come out of that by someone requesting information and freedom of information act and regarding who we are serving the numbers or any types of discrimination complaints that might arise by requesting the information and individuals do not want to disclose. my last point, and supervisor avalos must have looked at my ipad. in listening to the departments there appears not to be a central organization who h

or abusive posts and comments have led to arrests one across the country activists are worried the lore is becoming too zealous about hunting down tweeting trolls correspondent sarah firth investigates. we trust our officers with a baton we trust some of the c.s. sprit and yet for some reason we can't trust them a twitter account in the wake of the recent will it murder a number of arrests were made across the country after police responded to tweets it was the latest clear sign that police are in placing seychelle media in a way they never have before twitter might be need police territory but their actions tread a fine line already some unfamiliar with the legal ramifications of their tweets felt the full force of the law was one notable example came after a tweet to footballer james mcclean joining in online anger at the footballers decision not to wear a remembrance day poppy katie aiden look he tweeted he deserves to be shot dead alongside a picture of bullets two weeks later and he was arrested by manchester police do you feel like you cross the line looking back on their. work or

. >> reporter: there's a reason that max & mina's ice cream pay lore in queens, new york, stays so busyhe usual chocolate and vanilla flavors, customers can also get wacky. >> having fish right now. fish ice cream. >> beer, lots. >> we're using better ingredients, natural ingredients, and then whatever things people can think of to put in ice cream, they're doing it right now. >> reporter: andrew knowlton is a restaurant and drinks editor for "bon appetit" magazine. he believes this culinary revolution began in restaurants. >> i think what we're seeing right now is kind of crazy oddball flavors. that really started in fine dining, putting unexpected flavors, foie gras, olive oil, avocado, kind of pushing the limits of taste and perception. >> reporter: in san francisco, california, you can get a flavor called the ballpark, a mix of beer, roasted peanuts, and chocolate covered pretzels. in portland, oregon, you can get a scoop of pear bleu cheese. and in philadelphia a cup of earl grey ice cream. >> a lot of booze-related ice cream. so there's some bourbon ones. >> reporter: beer ones an

maybe i ought to go down there and introduce myself to the former comrades and exchange some boy scout loreilled into their heads is something that was long ago drilled into mine. i promise to be trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> you know, it's been a really difficult shoot for a whole lot of reasons. it's not easy to shoot here. but in spite of all of that, for me this was a happy show. it's libya. it was supposed to be the bad guys, a bad country filled with bad people, right? i don't think so. i met a lot of really nice people here. nobody is saying we're going to be perfect tomorrow. everybody seems to be saying, you know, look at us in five years. today that's a pretty reasonable attitude. this is a place that's filled a lot of extraordinary people who have done an extraordinary thing on very short notice under very difficult circumstances and at a very difficult time who are continuing to do the best they can, and i wish them well. >>> peru is a country that's historically

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and be it was part of the local lore that this court had been there and had heard these cases. and it was sort of local common knowledge but not something that people were aware of elsewhere. and i discovered that the british were excellent record keepers, and so the complete archives of the courts are in the british archives in london. and so it was pretty easy the reconstruct from the archives what the courts had done. >> host: and from that spark came this book, "the slave trade and the origins of international human rights law." it's published by oxford. stanford law professor jenny martinez is the author. you're watching booktv on c-span2. >> host: and on your screen is a new book that is coming out this fall. it's called "the romney family table." ann romney is the author of this book. ann romney, when did you find time to put this together? >> guest: well, oddly enough, i've actually written a cookback before, but nobody would know that. and having a mother that's a fantastic cook, a grandmother that was a fantastic cook and then being so enormously blessed with only boy

respect entrepreneurial activity areas and lore. and conclusion i'd like to get back to one of the principal issue of human capital we are implemented and project on saving the nation we are investing money and. developing human capital and special attention to the health care system and the social welfare system we're also. improving all levels of education including vocational education we are going to be faced with demographic challenges in the coming years but we understand that the social changes in the economy are going to be increasingly important therefore abstract figure the g.d.p. or the industrial growth. even though they're very important can only be our ultimate goal which should be interests in concrete improvements in the lives of our citizens and we work in thank you very much. about. us president putin speaking there to the world business elites at the international economic forum in st petersburg where president has announced that russia's ross next is to boost oil supply to china in an unprecedented two hundred se

this year's ride kicks off at 1020 this morning near california and lore ton avenues in burlingame. participation is there. ahead, you will meet a bay area couple living in the cloud. they have quit their day jobs. they are now getting by one app at a time. here's a live look from you remember mt. tam cam. get ready for rain. meteorologist lisa argen will tell you when and where and have meteorologist lisa argen will >> smart fine apps that let you lay out year house. they help you save money. but at abc7 news reporter johnathan bloom explains, one bay area couple is using them to make money. >> everybody has something in their lacrosse that the they bought. >> i start putting out a few of my clothes. and then i started selling things for my mom and sister. >> then her friends and friends' friends. she ended one a storage unit full of stuff and an idea. >> being able to use the websites instead of having a, quote, unquote, real job. >> she was a cook and she didn't like the hours and she quit. she started wiring out and soon she got her husband on board doing furniture repair. >> in

as he landed the sew lore impulse at dulles airport. it's the first airplane ever built that can fly day and night without a drop of fuel. >> as a pilot, it's just gorgeous. to fly in an airplane that makes no noise. the more you fly, the more energy you have. >> just to be clear, there is no backup fuel supply. this plane can only be powered by the sun. it uses about 12,000 of these solar cells, which are mounted all over the wings of this airplane. >> we want to be absolutely pure. so there is not a single drop of fuel and no thermal engine in the airplane. >> the only reason the plane ever has to land is because the pilots need a break. this plane is their brain child. built in switzerland, but on a coast to coast tour of the united states. >> after nine months of preparation and two months of flight missions, i think it's the most exciting moment to be able to present our solar powered airplane to the department of energy. our goal is to make a revolution in the mind set of the people when they think about energy, clean technologies

samsung selling more iphones that apple according to a wall street research form proofing to be patch lore but there is a footnote, the sales only include u.s. wireless retail stores so iphone seems by apple at their own stores are not included in the report. >> the new samsung galaxy is flying east shelves and runs droid operating system so is the s4 or another droid right for you? consumer reports have partnered exclusively with seven on roar side for a new comparison test. michael finney has more. >> good morning, despite all the talk of apple's iphone, more than 50 percent of the smartphone market goes for droid. some of the latest offer fantastic new fears. three include droids are worth considering according to "consumer reports" saying that the samsung gal lease 14's large display is one example of what droid phones bring to the table. >> another advantage is how easy you can wirelessly share pictures, videos and other files with other devices. >> the gal lease s4 can be used as a remote not just for television but for your cable box. the htc1 stands out, as well. >> it is a great d

approaching, and heading toward quantico, delays continue from m dale city and headed north ofnot the lore ton, continuing past newington, and the hovs are inin better shape south of the beltway, but don't be fooled asl you travel the beltway headed hd toward h edsall road. involved in the overturnedurned vehicle the hov lanes now lanes cleared. we will check what else is one o the roads this morning. eastbound 66, the trouble spot occurred at 17, and it involved an overturned vehicle, the the accident activity had traffic tf squeezing by to the left for folks headed inbound. leaving manassas to the rest tht area and traveling southbound out of waldorf, and of course, marshall corner road that is cot where we have the crash, cras northbound lanes remain open. op that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> julie, thank you very much. >>> a close y call for a formerm president. a private jet carrying george wr bush had to make an emergency er handing because of a smokeysmok smell in the cockpit. cock the jet was flying from to dallas, and it continued to after a brief stop and the good news

it's seeped in lore and stuff.knows what really went on in those pyramids, if you know what i'm saying. all right. they wouldn't have built them if there wasn't a whole lot going on in those pyramids. >> you're probably right. so our big story yesterday, and a little bit today is paula deen.2g? we did wonder what would happen after she gave, you know, her tearful interview with matt. and the fallout continues. i've got to admit, i was kind of surprised. walmart yesterday dropped her as did home depot. her clothes are still in sears and target and other places. >> and another -- not just clothes. it's everything. her pots and pans.?; i think she has like 215 products out there. >> it's interesting because i see two different things going on. i see the businesses freaking out, it sounds like. they want to get ahead of it or whatever. and i see at least from what i'm looking at on facebook and looking at her book sales and looking at the sort of groundswell of support, you see something else happening among those who

i have heard about him in ledge end and lore.elieve it was the first time he was caught on tape. you are welcome, mr. gutfeld. you are welcome. technically ms. garland's cause of death was too many barbiturates. tonight i oded on too much fabulousness. this was the greatest thing in the history of things. clang, clang, clang went the trolley. ding, ding, ding went the bell ♪ >> why do i send you to these things? i send you these things to get you out of the office so you don't bother people or steal from their desks. >> do you have a question for me? >> yes, my question is was fox news the only major media outlet to cover this event? >> logo wasn't even there. >> logo is a gay network. >> but we were, greg. we were. >> were they shocked and surprised to find fox news there? >> it wasn't really a media event it turns out. i was interested in the whole cult of judy. i approached them and after several weeks of constantly e-mailing them they allowed me tone ter. i didn't need a press pass because it was open to the public. >> that's

firefighters sprayed water on one damaged truck which was carrying hydro lore rick acid. crews reportedly rescued everybody who had been trapped under the mangled wreckage. russia, two separate fires broke out just hours apart at the same subway station in the capital city of moscow. officials say the first one started during morning rain shower when a power cable caught fire in a tunnel. thousands of people evacuated. several to hospitals. state media reports the second fire forced thousands more people to escape that tunnel later in the day. no word on what caused it. authorities say most of the injured people suffered smoke inhalation. india. a monsoon brought heavy rain to a western province. and along with the downpours, cooler temperatures and some relief after a deadly heat wave reportedly killed some 500 people across the country. france. hitting the dance floor during lunch break. that's the idea at the swedish institute in paris. it's part of a program called lunch beat. it aims to help workers relieve stress during the work day and that's a wrap on this fox tri

rums fell rules, the former secretary of defense quotes an air force general by the name of lee but lored warning time not used is wasted time. it is like runway behind a pilot. in referencing general butler's comments did we waste time in libya by not heeding the various warnings before the attack on our ambassador and the others mr. secretary? >> it would seem to be the case. if you think about the the fact that the warnings to the british people in benghazi were such about the al-qaeda opinion related units that they pulled their people out and the warnings to our people were such that they asked for additional security. and unfortunately didn't get it. >> geraldo: so is that the worst of it? is the worse of the benghazi situation that we did not heed the warning, that we did not enhance security or, indeed, that we are in benghazi in the first place? >> until the hearings take place, congressional hearings it seems to me it is hard to know presizely why the -- precisely why the various people there were. the ambassador, of course, has an obligation to travel and to represent our coun

jeanette walls detailed her tumultuous childhood of squall lore and fantasy and a dysfunctional familye book became a huge success, selling more than 2 million companies. jennifer laerns is expected to star in the movie version. it should have an enviable run. it's still a "new york times" bestseller. currently number six. now jeanette walls' latest book is not a memoir, it's a novel. "the silver star." it's about two sisters abandoned by their mother and fending for themselves in a small southern town during integration. i spoke to walls earlier about her latest writing endeavor. i can't help but think having read your memoir that being the main character in this novel and her sister was -- are versions of you and your siblings. fair? >> i'm fascinated by people who think sort of outside of the box, and liz does. i come from a family of six. four of them are very creative people, and i'm really riveted by people who make things up, and so, yes, there are a lot of parallels in being her sister and being my sip ling, yes. >> the mother says in the book at one point you have an ugly mout

at this hour she already has tom 300 thousand fol lores. >>> stanford university showing support for today with a powerful video on you tube. >> at stanford wez provide a safe space. >> for athletes of all gender identities. >> a student group came up with the idea for what they call a you can play video. it's loaded with symbolism as athletes, coaches and administrators form a circle to hail the talent of players without regard to their sexual orientation. the university's athletic director ber nard was among them. >>> we have sports director here to talk about little bit of very early football. >> yeah. you know, not going to lie. there wasn't a whole lot going on, just some intregs stuff. yeah, a chance to sneak in a little nfl football. raiders and niners begin three-day mandatory workouts starting tomorrow. ofshgstas as they're called giving the coaching staff a good look at the tale ent before actual training camp starts later in july. niners, despite super bowl status have issues. trying to step up and place the injured michael crabtree. if you know anything about coach harbau