managed, not being managed it is naturally, level in the five to six foot range and we are in the daily city through the project to evaluate the levels between 9 and a half feet and where is the optimum level and what is the most maintain able and the one that will have the least and the least positive effect and so we will do that now and because it has changed substantially since 1950. at this point, it changed from the 27 old data that when we will be looking at and bringing to the commission as part of the package of activities a proposal for a new datum, excuse me, a new, elevations because it does not stay static on the single elevation and it moves up and down from time-to-time seasonally, and even they have it from time-to-time. and this is just as quick, we met with the stake holders relative to the lake level last week and we had a constructive meeting with them and one of the things that i committed to allen who will get up and speak and that we will have a new staff gauge that shows the city datum so the people will be able to see physically what the lake level is and no question

perhaps the soccer field and something did not work out and they ended up putting the money into the daily city and pacific where they have the fields that they are maintaining and serve as the public parks and they are not exclusive for the usage and i hope that we can work with the private institutions in the future so that we can maintain the fields in better condition. >> those are just the general comments but i think that if we can look into more effective ways of irrigation, because you see the nice parkways and parks everywhere else and we seem to have a problem maintaining ours. >> absolutely, and thank you for acknowledging that. >> some of our infrastructure is aged and we have been fortunate enough to be the beneficiary of a couple of gifts in golden gate and including one from the late warren homeland and to put the irrigation into the hollow and the meadow and that is one of our priorities from the perspective and just to layer on top of that, there are now requirements from the state level when you up great the irrigation to start implementing the recycled water which brings in a

the way into the city. shooting across 19th easily. right? now down towards hayes valley. fog now working its way in. pushing across the city. further south, dailycity, more fog working its way. typical. here is the airport. the winds going through there, 20 miles per hour or so. classing evening in the bay area. fog now getting over the hills. the fog isn't going far. thousand feet, it will get to the east bay hills and get hung up there. fog. filter inland but not much. livermore valley, vacaville, santa clara valley, not going to see much fog. thursday already. 89 degrees in clear lake tomorrow. 90 vacaville. 88 fairfield. hot? no. 87 livermore. 87 pleasanton. we will get a couple low 90s, morgan hill, gilroy. temperature surfaces change, the temperature, obviously. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view friday is the day that wolf be the warmest. tomorrow warm -- that will be the warmest. tomorrow warms up. mid-90s in the warmest valleys. the heat is good, starts to cool off saturday and sunday and into your holiday weekend. upper temperatures. right? sunday and monday down there in the low 80s. five-day forecast with your

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the peninsula. upper 70s redwood city. half moon bay about the same as today. 64 in daily city.h bay temperatures have come up into 80s in many areas. 83 santa rosa. 72 in oakland. inland spots enjoying near average temperatures. 87 livermore. accu-weather forecast mid 60s to upper 80s tomorrow, saturday about the same. sunday, mid-80s inland. below normal at this time of the year. middle of the week by thursday it's back to summer weather. >> very nice, thank you. >> still ahead fight for a home run ball that let's a teen-aged fan injured and crying foul. >> that is coming up. >>> san francisco police department investigating claims he was tackled and robbed of a home run ball yesterday at the giants game. the incident happened after he hit the ball over the right field against. tv replayed some of the fights of the ball with the man emerging with a ball. and take a look at it right there. well, the man got up and walked away. police now trying to locate that man he zrnt a bad taste for baseball. >> baseball. >> sad news to report about lobo, missing service dog. lobo living wi

san francisco and the west ind and daily city mostly gray for you. outside of that, we have mostly sunny skies and still nice and warm in some areas. 79 walnut creek and 79 livermore. around the bay area temperatures holding in 60s as well. upper 60s to lows 70s for the north bay. the pressure that's building in from the southwest is going to help us out and bring us warmer temperatures for tomorrow. i think wednesday maybe one of the warmest day of the week. we'll remain 60s at the coast and 70s around the bay and a few far reaching areas of low 90s. as we get start tomorrow morning, in the 50s. and 55 san francisco and 57 in mountain view and upper 50s for antioch and 55 for fairfield and low 50s for the north bay. napa and santa rosa, 50s. to the east bay lows 70s in stos and al. . lows 80s for san jose. along the peninsula and mostly sunny in the afternoon 67 expected for san francisco. wednesday again is our warmest day, you can see remaining warm all the way through the weekend. gasia. >> rosemary thank you. >>> sometimes it is not easy eating o

the south bay.qb9x 81 los gatos. 77 sunnyvale. pin anyone slarks upper 70s redwood city. we'll see some fog into the afternoon. breezy ingu dailyity. 59. mid-60s for south city, downtown san francisco. we'll provide a little bit of variety here. low 60s coast side. you have to get outside of the bay area to see 90s on the seven day. 78 in vallejo. towards east bay, 72 oakland. nothing but blue skies and mild to warm weather inland. 85 livermore, 85 in san ram yochblt concord, mid 08s so nice, warm saturday afternoon inland. mild near the coast. cooler for your sunday. low 60s to mid-80s then numbers drop upperyqaeo 50s to w 80s inland. high clouds temperatures cooler for this time of the year. not expecting much of a recovery there. >> thank you. >> up next the never before seen images of marilyn monroe. >>> a group of vintage photos of marilyn monroe goes on the auction block. take a look. they were taken at the end of the korean war. she performed 10 shows. the photos show her singing on stage, visiting troops and just posing for photos. they were taken by a military photographer purchased by a collector in the 1990s.u÷]" >>

the skyline and other. our ca and saks on and others over here. our 5 car is daily city border and the ocean car on the side. our demographics our population agencies compromise backing black 4.3 percent and white almost 40 percent. almost 16 percent are 65 and older and almost 17 percent are 17 and increase. i have a one hundred and 7 sworn officers at the states and that includes me. for the captain staff i have two sivendz it's my clerk and on day office. i have 3 sergeant's and two sivendz. the two sivendz are station duty officers. in the thirty officers i have 3 school cars and one homeless outreach officer. i have two lieutenants and 40 officers at night and the two sivendz again are station d officers and that comprised my swing shift. on the investigator team i have one officer and that officer is the video retrieval. i have one sergeant and 8 officers here. and generally they stay in this car sectors the 6 car sector because historically that has the most crime and they work plain clothes. i have 15 percent female officers the rest over 5 years of '73 percent o

the mission of the department of emergency management is to leave the city in planning, preparing, communicating, responding and recovering for daily emergencies, large scale city-wide events, and major disasters. dem is the vital link in emergency communication between the public and first responders and provides key coordination to city leadership departments, stakeholders, residents and visitors.uching very briefly on our core services, emergency services, we develop and coordinate a comprehensive city-wide emergency management program. we develop and maintain a comprehensive training and exercise program. we are the emergency medical services agency. we have grants management for federal and state programs and we manage the state of emergency operation center. the core functions of our emergency communications division, we process emergency calls from within san francisco for first responder dispatch. 80% of those calls are law enforcement, 14% are emergency medical response, and 6% are fire suppression. we receive approximately 18,000 calls per week on a 24/7 basis, and more than a million calls a year. we support police, fire

but in the meantime the city of richmond proceeds about its daily business in the shadow of that more than 100-year-old refinery that has caused them so much trouble and heartache over the years and over this past year specifically. this is a very unhappy marriage. we shall see how it ends. >>> good tuesday morning. right now on "first look," the distraction in action. a-rod hits the field for if the first time to the fans letting him know what they think. >>> a deadly shooting kills three people. >>> al qaeda threat, interaccepted communications of a plan to do something big. >>> plus is president obama ready to rid the nation of fanny and freddie. >>> oprah is striking. >>> and surprising new stats on pot smokers. plus the biggest party schools in america. >>> we begin with breaking news out of yemen. the u.s. state department is urging all u.s. citizens there to leave immediately due to the continued potential for terrorist attacks. it also ordered not emergency government staff to leave as well. the security area, the threat there is considered extremely high and tensions are alre

qualifying to run as a candidate are the same as qualifying to vote so says the local paper, the "elizabeth city dailyance." that means if a student at the local college is disallowed for running for office, presumably this means they'll disallow him from voting as well. and why stop with just him? i mean, if this works, republicans could disenfranchise the whole school. right? that's apparently their plan. the republican party county chairman tells reporters that he intends to challenge the residency of other students at the local historically black college now, too. he's urging republicans in college towns across north carolina to do the same with their new republican majority boards of elections, installed systemically by republican governor pat mccrory. do this across the state. let's end students' voting across north carolina. he told the associated press, "i plan to take this show on the road." north carolina republicans clearly think they're going to get away with this. for the record, it is blatantly illegal. blatantly unconstitutional. it has been since the 1970s. since 1979 when this u.s. su

the streets. customers will be able to grab bikes from kiosks in five cities. the program will include 700 bikes and 70 stations in san francisco, san jose and three peninsula cities. and a daily pass, $9. the project is being funded by the air quality district. >>> tomorrow, a martinez boy mauled by a pit bull will under go another surgery. the dog attacked 10-year-old hunter kilborn. his mother said the dog knocked him down and bit him in the face and arm. he was rushed to u.c. trauma center. if the owner does not agree to euthanize the dog, a hearing will be held. >>> a trail of blood led san francisco police to a stash of drugs worth $1.5 million. while responding to that call, officers spotted some blood. they followed the trail to an apartment. inside, they found a man with a cut to his arm. and they say, 50 pounds of mdma, which is used to make they found 30 ecstasy pills. >> ecstasy, a common club drug, as it's referred to. and we're fortunate this didn't make it on to the streets or into the clubs in san francisco. >> officers arrested two men from san francisco, charged with possession of controlled substance. police say it's the biggest exto city bust in the departm

the suburbs. set up with a lot of daily life in new york city. the trends were just so undeniable and the fact that there is a shift in the way suburban america is perceived by the people who live there is too big a story to ignore. eigh gallagher on where the american dream is moving, sunday night at 9:00 on "afterwards" on c-span2. >> coming up live on c-span, "washington journal your code 10:00 a.m. eastern, secretary of state john kerry announces the new state department initiative to reach out to international faith communities. then at -- [no audio] i am not some sort of anti- suburb person who think everybody needs to live in new york city. comingery sensitive across as an espresso sipping, conduct welding elitists of some kind. that is not why i did this book. i understand why people like the suburbs. with a lot of daily life in new york city a lot. trends were just undeniable. and the fact that there is a shift in the way suburban america is perceived by the people that live there is too big of a story to ignore. h gallagher on where the

national park and it's just one mile from the reservoir that provides san francisco with most of its drinking water. city officials are testing the water dailyo insure it is not contaminated. >> meanwhile, president obama promised to deliver whatever resources california needs to recover, as aljazeera's melissa chen tells us, the pledge came in a phone call to governor jerry brown. >> firefighters have made some headway, but the rim fire continues to make its way north and east. more resources arrive by the hour. this has become a top national priority. on monday, california governor jerry brown visited the area. >> whatever it takes, i'm going to make sure that the resources are deployed, and the president called me just yesterday. he expressed his support, whatever we need, he'll provide, so between the state and the federal government, and local officials, we'll get it done. >> battling the flames has been tough. crews worry about the fires advance to new communities. there may be more evacuations. containment levels might be higher, but we're days into the fire and it continues to rage. >> firefighters win some ground and lose it elsewhe

to see the giants play, it'll be breezy, and notice plenty of gray in daily city, and over the city of francisco as well. as we get in the evening hours, mid 50's on the coast, 70 for the inland communities, still a nice day for you as we get through the 6:00 hour. sunset is 8:10, depending on where you live. low to mid 60 around the bay, and mid to upper 60s for the inland communities, and in the evening hours, low 6 #0s, in the bay and inland. to get start tomorrow, a lot like today. the on shore breeze continues, and the drizzle, low to mid 50's outside the door. and then for the afternoon, perhaps a tad cooler for some. we have a trough off the coast, and it's parked there. p&l continue the pattern, and even bring us additional cooling, not a big drop in temperatures, but some will see them move downward. for tomorrow, afternoon highs, 79, 70, upper 60s for san rafael, 64 in berkley, upper 70 to low 80 for areas like walnut creek, and 85 for brentroad u and in the south bay, temperatures in the low 70s, 78, low 80s like gillroy. and on the peninsula la, and san mateo, and once agai

but in the meantime the city of richmond proceeds about its daily business in the shadow of that moreold refinery that has caused them so much trouble and heartache over the years and over this past year specifically. this is a very unhappy marriage. we shall see how it ends. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> tonight, the nsa is claiming credit for discovering the latest al qaeda threat by monitoring overseas electronic communications. new information on the global terror threat. >> the terror threat continues. >> that is keeping more than a dozen u.s. embassies and consulates closed. >> we're going to keep evaluating information as it comes in. >> for others it was a chance to put the spotlight back on benghazi. >> pen gazi was a complete failure. >> a direct consequence of what we saw in benghazi. >> we've learned from

but in the meantime the city of richmond proceeds about its daily business in the shadow of that morerefinery that has caused them so much trouble and heartache over the years and over this past year specifically. this is a very unhappy marriage. we shall see how it ends. >>> good tuesday morning. right now on "first look," the distraction in action. a-rod hits the field for if the first time to the fans letting him know what they think. >>> a deadly shooting kills three people. >>> al qaeda threat, interaccepted communications of a plan to do something big. >>> plus is president obama ready to rid the nation of fanny and freddie. >>> oprah is striking. >>> and surprising new stats on pot smokers. plus the biggest party schools in america. >>> we begin with breaking news out of yemen. the u.s. state department is urging all u.s.

city. i was very sensitive coming across as a sort of espresso setting come macondo dwelling easily -- ellitest. i get fed up with a lot of the daily new york city life of lot. i was more drawn to the trends that were undeniable and the fact there is a shift in the way suburban america is perceived by the people that are there is too big of a story to ignore. cia and nsa director michael haydon says they will get worse before they get better. mr. haydon was among the speakers at an event looking at former devotees of the country's electric grid. the bipartisan policy center held the event yesterday in washington, d.c.. this is about 45 minutes. >> good morning. if everybody would take a seat. i am phil krueger at bpc. for those that don't know less, bpc was founded in 2007 by former senate majority leader's, tom daschle, bob dole and george mitchell. we like to say that we are bipartisan, not non-partisan. we work with people who are strongly partisan in the various parties but who believe that the good and the rigorous analysis, negotiation and respectful dialogue you can actually come to agreement on policy issues for the good of

the city reach zero waste by the year 2020. monday night the city councilwell consider a plan to stop people from sleeping in their campers. supporters say tell the dailyews they are up to 50 vehicles parked on public streets. critics will rally outside of city hall before that hearing. they say that the plan criminalizes the homeless. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at the commute. we're doing well around the area. nice and early for your commute. can you look at the east shore freeway. that looks good you from driving on 80 westbound getting off to the maze. no problems on 880. and no problems on the san mateo bridge. we're looking at the commutes here. there we go. it is moving along well on 80 westbound. let's go to steve. >> and farther and i used it wrong first. farther is distance. >> i explained why you tossed to me. >> we have a few breaks. i sweeted out. and the outlook is like what we're having today. quiet. 60s and 70s and 80s. no. we had this looked in here but kind of a below normal pattern here. get to clear lake but san francisco is below average. and it feels cooler. a breeze lands end. a good breeze and not at all. there are br

storm drains, into our storm drain system, and for some of the city, parts of the city, it ends up here at smurrf. 350,000 gallons come here on a daily basis, producing recycled water, and that can be reused for landscape irrigation and indoor toilet flushing. the pumps can only handle so much water, which is generally when it's not rain, the dry-weather runoff, so if you get a storm of a decent size, the pumps will shut down automatically and the water will just continue to flow out into the ocean and it carries a lot of bacteria and people can get sick when they're swimming in the water near a flowing storm drain. everyone knows you don't go in the water for 72 hours after it rains. you just don't. this is the dirtiest beach in southern california. doheny beach. i've surfed this twice -- i've gotten sick both times. narrator: san juan creek, a concrete flood control channel, flows directly to doheny beach. moriarty: the concrete you can almost think of as a big water slide for pollutants to go to sea level. man: if it rains more than 2/10 of an inch, the county puts out a health advisory for all beaches in the county. that totaled

let's get right to it with peter beinart, a senior political writer with "the daily beast" and associate professor at the city university of new york and bret stephens, the pulitzer prize-winning foreign affairs columnist for "the wall street journal." when you look at what's going on in egypt, you now have a military coup, it's very difficult to make the case it was a soft coup. i understand the niceties of the american government not calling it that, but you had the military take over a democratically elected government. you now have the military appointing 17 out of 19 generals as governors. how should we think about this? >> look, first of all, it's a problem with no good solutions. you have in egyptian politics a zero sum game. efforts by senators mccain and graham, by the administration itself to try to finesse a power-sharing agreement between the military and the brotherhood have clearly failed. the brotherhood aims to topple the military. the military understands that it's in a kind of death match with the brotherhood and is going to exert itself forcefully and, as we've seen this week, violently on