petite was that close. petite, an unknown guy. two down in the 9th and a 2-2 pitch to eric chavez and he said that was a ball. ball three. the former athletic lines to right and you saw it, pence dives, but it was trapped. it is a base hit so it is a one-hitter for petite. so close! yet so far. we will have more highlights and hear from pence and petite coming coming up. >> lincecum threw a no hitter earlier this year too. >> the pain on petite's face when he realized. >> thanks very much. >>> abc7 news reporter is live at the ballpark. >> what a thrill it was and a disappointment too. >> every time that the giants win of course fans come out of at&t park with a big old smile across their face. and tonight they were happy, but then they also had a grimace because they were just about to see history and then it didn't happen. one of the reasons why so many fans poured out of at&t park all at once was they were basically bolted to their seats. tonight's drama played out to the last few seconds of the game. the huge crowd got to coll

petite was that close. petite, an unknown guy.itch to eric chavez and he said that was a ball. ball three. the former athletic lines to right and you saw it, pence dives, but it was trapped. it is a base hit so it is a one-hitter for petite. so close! yet so far. we will have more highlights and hear from pence and petite coming coming up. >> lincecum threw a no hitter earlier this year too. >> the pain on petite's face when he realized. >> thanks very much. >>> abc7 news reporter is live at the ballpark. >> what a thrill it was and a disappointment too. >> every time that the giants win of course fans come out of at&t park with a big old smile across their face. and tonight they were happy, but then they also had a grimace because they were just about to see history and then it didn't happen. one of the reasons why so many fans poured out of at&t park all at once was they were basically bolted to their seats. tonight's drama played out to the last few seconds of the game. the huge crowd got to collectively express this odd combin

petite was that close. petite, an unknown guy. two down in the 9th and a 2-2 pitch to eric chavez and he said that was a ball. ball three. the former athletic lines to right and you saw it, pence dives, but it was trapped. it is a base hit so it is a one-hitter for petite. so close! yet so far. we will have more highlights and hear from pence and petite coming coming up. >> lincecum threw a no hitter earlier this year too. >> the pain on petite's face when he realized. >> thanks very much. >>> abc7 news reporter is live at the ballpark. >> what a thrill it was and a disappointment too. >> every time that the giants win of course fans come out of at&t park with a big old smile across their face. and tonight they were happy, but then they also had a grimace because they were just about to see history and then it didn't happen. one of the reasons why so many fans poured out of at&t park all at once was they were basically bolted to their seats. tonight's drama played out to the last few seconds of the game. the huge crowd got to coll

two of i please and sign this petition >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, everyone i'm jenny. today, i'm here to ask for your support to stop the harvesting in china. the incredible reports is systematic station from prisoners in china. includingful from a large number of people in prison for religious beliefs. allegations began to surface in 2006. a list of 17 hospitals in china admitted they have uses organs and then also, we have, you know, a dr. who is in a province and, you know, she testified that her husband of two years took the cornea from a partial that were during this year a bipartisan resolution to call for the end of those crimes. we know that a congresswoman co- sponsored a resolution and also many folks to sign the petition you have the forms. i include that in the envelope to write a letter to ask our congresswoman to support. we're going to have a relay from thursday from 11 thirty to 130 i encourage you to come and you can sign the petition to your congressman and congresswoman that were this is a

spent a few hours this morning at the orinda bart station handing out flyers promoting the online petition. >> people cannot get to their jobs, get to doctor's appointments and school so they want their voices heard and i am happy i am getting the support we are getting and we need legislation that bans transit strikes. >> standing against the wind. the vocal support is being pushed by republicans in southern california a man saying he worked for bart but supports the unions and showed up, saying this petition sounds politically motivated, especially since this councilman is running for assembly the. >> i am surprising that a member takes it upon himself to bring this up. what is his connection to bart? >> the passengers do not want another strike but were split whether the state should ban workers from walk off the job. >> i don't understand why they want to strike new but i don't like the idea taking away anyone's right to strike. i support unions and the right to strike. >> it affects more people than just the bart workers. it is hard if them to say to me, you need to be inconvenienced,

now petite got the first 2 out in the 9th. walks out here and he would have to deal with eric the former athletic on a 3-2 pitch. a dive comes up about a foot short baseñr hit. and it ends up as a one hitter as petite has to celts down. regain composure and get aj for the final out. so it end as one hit shut out for petite. the giants win 3 to nothing but oh, so close. to history and baseball im mortality. unbelievable. a's beat the astros first 10 times they played the season but now when they really need to beat houston the most every game is like a struggle. to the finish. a's started the night half game out of first place in the house 2nd inning runners at the corner. chris young pulling everybody with perfectly place buzz. the score 1 nothing a's. in the fourth tied!ct 3. jonathan answers fire with fire. great bunt of his own. huh stop up 4-3. bottom half of the fourth here s.now in the sixth. after the a's retaken the lead josh donaldson goes deep. now 7-4 a's texas losing so they have a chance to inch back into first pl

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riders to get online and sign a petition.pport. >>> and right now, we still have a lot of slow traffic all over the place where 680 to san ramon is slow. >>> sunshine today, that's no problem on the forecast. the cold lows, how much warmer they warm up and how windy it will get for some today. >>> time is now 8:30. you are looking live at the b.a.r.t. station in orinda, we're two weeks away from a possible strike. we're on this picture, live picture because one bay area politician is leading an effort now to prevent future transit strikes. we'll tell you more about that in a few moments. good morning, welcome back. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is right over there. we have clear skies. it will be night -- here in the bay area we have clear skies. the key for us, was very cold lows. the wind not that bad at the surface. other areas it's blowing. not far away it's calm. it's hit and miss. some of the higher gusts are in the higher elevations in the north and east bay. hence the red flag warning for the

and the city of charlotte north carolina you have to petition the government in order to get an inspection. in phoenix, you have to undergo counseling first to get an inspection and see if you qualify. and then we have notice of violation issued in response. and then we have the department hearing for resulting non-compliance. and you could see that is where the cut off is for a lot of these, a lot of america does not do that. excuse me. is that a director's hearing that you are referring to? >> yeah. >> and this is a very important step that we find that we do not get compliance without having the at least the plausable threat of having a director's hearing. and then we have fines or fees resulting in the no one compliance in the next category.

petit making just his third start of the season. sanchez, now 2-zip.in the majors, started his career with arizona. struck out 7 there. aaron hill there. sixth inning. patrick corbin looking to end the perfect game. perez the diving catch. perfection intact. he was inserted for defensive purposes. good move by the skipper, bruce bochy. we go to the ninth. petit gets the first two out. the umpire bill cuzy said ball three. next pitch. the form early a with a line drive that falls in front. a diving hunter pence for a base hit! so close! a. j. pollack rounds out to end the game. it goes in the books as a one-hit shutout for petit and a 3-0 giants victory. >> it was special for me. it's the first shutout win. comes a long time for me because my family is here tonight. >> it felt like when it was hit it's like one of those dreams where you just can't run fast enough. just a little too far. i gave it my best effort and just a little bit shy. >> so close. >> the a's beat the astros the first ten times they played this season. but now when they need to beat h

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and that is the issue i think that will come out here because this petition by these very influentiall tingeses points to the shock that the government is prepared to kill its own people in order to suppress these demonstrations, even though the message we are getting and we got if yesterday from the information minister, is that they wil will allows peaceful protests to happen. >> as you say, harriet, the pro testifies now appear to have a political dimension, some protesters even calling for an end to the president's rule. >> reporter: yes, we have heard that one before. we had large protests here last year, the fact that the security forces have been using so much violence against the crowds it sort of changed the 10 or of these protests and now we see the establishment, the political establishment adding its voice of concern to that. it's really not clear how this then plays out. because the issue of whether or not they lift the austerity measures, i think will be put on the back burner as parts of the political debate. the debate now is very much how do you allow peaceful protest

. >> if you want to stop transit workers from streaking, at last a petition here. >> one man takes a stan to stop a bart strike. his last ditch plan to prevent another commute disaster. >> iphone users say apple is making them sick literally. the queasy complaints about the new operating system. ,,,, ,,,, commuters and another bart taking a stand for all bart riders. kpix five's john ra, on how he wants to change t balance of power and protecy area >>> with the threat of another bart strike looming one man is taking a stand for all bart riders. kpix 5's john ramos on how he wants to change the balance of power and protect bay area commuters. >>> reporter: the only reason the orinda bart station looks so quiet is because there's no more room in the parking lot. every space is taken by commuters hustling off to work. >> hello. >> reporter: that's where steve glazer was this morning. >> if you want to stop transit workers from striking it's a petition. >> reporter: he is running for state assembly tapping into public anger over the bart impasse by circulating a petition to make it state

you can petition from the website. we have almost a thousand signatures in about 6 weeks plus 150 hard copy signatures and then various other hard copy signatures. almost 1200 people opposed to this project. i think the clock still hasn't started. it's not showing here. anyway. that's the same masonic.com. there is a similar on polk street that would remove a lot of parking that makes it hard for people. that one is save polk street.com. the other thing is throughout the city, munis, mta is removing parking spaces and trying to put more and more meters. we have a friend in his 80s who is an accomplished photographer. he had a studio in the mission. he gave up his studio recently in large part because parking has become so difficult there. i should also add that he used to be able to take one bus to get from where he lives to a studio in the mission, now it requires three buses. so whether it's parking or buses, things have become too difficult for him. this is an example of what munis or mta is doing to harm people. fi

the petition has drawn 72,000 signatures so far.en designing promotional posters featuring the proposed testing changes. the director stands firm and has taken to twitter to defend the choice of actors. it is the second time in recent looks of movie studios have created an outcry over casting. batman fans urged producers to have a change of heart as it was announced ben affleck would take over the role of the caped crusader in the upcoming film. this artist takes pictures of his index finger and uses computer software to manipulate them into famous faces and historical figures. the works are available on his blog and involved a great deal of time and effort to produce these impressive portraits. >> ♪ ♪ >> for the 2013 sydney international food festival, an australian advertising agency has recruited some of the world's national flags with the food for which the country is synonymous. the italian flag is made of basil and tomatoes. greece has feta and olives. >> ♪ ♪ >> to celebrate the coming digital release of "iron man 3" one u.k.

seniors have signed a petition. we have to have northbound and southbound stops by van ness. hope you will consider our safety and approve the proposal. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> next speaker will be sam young. >> good afternoon. >> hello, we understand that this new system is to have communicate -- communions for the public. please don't forget our seniors and taxpayers. so when we are old, we don't want to be deprived of our traveling privilege. and deprived of our social resources. because the bus stop around our residence is about 5 blocks east valley far away in the city. so i strongly request to establish the vallejo bus stop. okay. thank you. next speaker. >> shelby. hello i'm from the san francisco transit riders union. i'm here to do two things: one deliver our version of van ness rapid transit petition which we now have 132 signatures. we are very much in support of the van ness bus rapid transit and we want to thank you for your work on think. to have a better bus system we have to have this. we are pleased with the lanes and i will say for the very sho

he -- they have signed a petition for arrest the students to be released. >> former c.i.a. director and four-star general david petraeus recently began his career here in new york as adjunct professor at the city university of new york. but his appointment has been met with criticism by those tho -- who say they don't want the man who oversaw drone strikes and torture in the middle east there. the anti-petraeus movement has been gaining traction, but activists say their campaign has been met with heavy-handed tactics in the -- from the new york city police department. one day last week about 75 people were marching rit -- did the right here across the street from that building where petraeus was ealedly attending a fundraiser. cops were videotaped trying to barricade the activist, who then spilled out onto the streets. witnesses say students were punched, slammed against vehicles and onto the pavement by the cops. eventually six people were arrested and have been charged with obstruction of governmental administration, riot, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. this per

in fact more than 23,000 people signed an online petition in protest. can americans reconcile with the flag's layered history? joining us to try to deconstruct the controversy is the washington burrow director for the naacp. on skype is the commander of chief of the confederate veterans. and incidentally, we have reached out to the virginia flaggers group multiple times. they did decline to appear on our show. hilary, people view things in life through different lenses. when you see the confederate flag what do you think about? >> i think about how it's steeped in a very troubling, violent and racist history. it represents a succession from the union and support for slavery in our country. and the stars and bars that most people fly, that's actually the confederate battle flag. so that is a flag that represented the confederacy as it fought. it actually moved to maintain the segregation. and of course, racism, and institutional slavery. >> and as a black man how does it effect you? >> it should be a relic. and quite frankly it is a very troubling part o

and maybe we could figure out off line that we would love for us to be a place in folks for a petition and the community members to try to get that information. and let's see, seeing no other public comment. public comment is closed. item 20 please? >> public comment on all matters pertaining to the subsequent closed session on public employee performance plan and appraisal report. >> do we have any public comment on our closed session item which is 22 on the agenda? >> seeing no public comment, public comment is closed any, i think that is it on that item. >> so, on whether to hold closed session to evaluate the performance of the executive director melanie nutter this is an action item. >> i think who can confirm that is appropriate and it has been led to my understanding and so if i could entertain a motion from colleague to hold closed session to evaluate the performance of our executive director. >> motion. >> second. >> okay. >> all of those in favor? say aye. >> aye. >> okay. and at first, for us in sfgovtv our relationship we have got to do something. >> this will be a closed s

this petition has 23,000 signatures and the person who founded the petition said we don't want another year of sitting around talking through a muted boring nfl super bowlrgf halftime she. show. we want a spectacle. don't advertisers want more team paying attention?we want a spec. don't advertisers want more team paying attention? >> bruno mars is a little -- he might be too pretty to perform halftime. >> there is no such thing as too pretty. beyonce performed the at halftime. >> beyonce is probably more m manly looking. >> have you seen him perform"cz gorilla? >> yeah. that does not belong in the super bowl. >> who do you think should be the halftime performer? >> gwar. >> you don't even know one of their songs. >> yes. >> would you prefer to hear torture of the pig children? >> over gorilla? >> or will they play their hit blood bath? >> football is a blood s is an the halftime is for minuten. it's time for the men to go to the bathroom. i don't even know what a gwar is. >>> everybody knows that i'm world's biggest back street boy f fan, right? >> that explains the shirt. >> taking i

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go sign the petition.you haven't signed it, do it now. the next step, it is likely to go back to the house. whether we win or lose will be decided in the house of representatives. today, john boehner showed leadership. house conservatives showed leadership. mike and i will fight with every breath we have. the house will win or lose the fight. >> if they want the guys to have a spine it's up to the american people. the louder they are, the more likely they will be politically courageous. we'll be right back after the break. >>> coming up next on "hannity" -- >> no conditions. you will agree to this plan b to destroy your chemical weapons. you had the conditions on this in the past in the past week or so. no conditions? >> coming up, senator cruz and senator lee react to the exclusive interview with assad. we e'll weigh in on the president's handling of that crisis. and option two for the video of the day from the king of late night that nbc is dumb enough to fire a second time. jay leno. >> usa today had a

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the petition argues that fracking puts food, water and people in danger.nd the additional regulations that governor brown signed into law this year don't go far enough. >> people who say that it has no impacts don't live next to fracking facilities. don't have kids that are coming home with nose bleeds and that are getting -- that have to wake up because they're nauseous. they go to the hospital because they're sick. they're seeing their property values drop. they're seeing their beautiful places and their landscapes destr destroyed. >> critics say that alice waters and other chefs are off face and the current frackitracfracking s are sufficient. >>> clear blue skies. how long is this goingÑi to las? let's check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> we want to talk about the top winds. so far it looks like we had the winds around 60 miles per hour across parts of the east bay or the south bay foothills on the eastern side. also mill valley at 23. throughout tonight and tomorrow we're gradually going to see the winds steps down and getting a lot bett

and so far nearly 15,000 people have signed this petition. >> making so many people sad because you're closing toon town. >>> she's making fashion news by going second-hand all year. >> this is perfect, and i love it. >> see her story, next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, the couple that space jumps together stays together. like this pair. >> oh, my gosh. that is a ballsy couple. that is crazy. >> see how they fall for each other over and over. >>> plus, the predators are getting their groove on. >> the dancing like they're in unison. choreographed dance. >> why these moves are a big hit. >>> it's been stead that the couple who swings themselves off of tall buildings and high places tends to stay together. >> what? that is a very common thing. >> this is sam and carly. they call themselves los banditos on youtube. sam and carly are cruising through france and jumping off some of the best exit points through the country. off of this beautiful proximity. getting real nice. the rocks along the edge there. that's awesome. but their tour continues throughout france. sam and carl

and andy petit -- a huge love fest for the greatest closer in baseball history.course, he took a little dirt with him on his way out. who wouldn't? >> what a career. >> last man to wear number 42. he was crying at the end. that was very emotional. - the news is always see you at 11:00. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million gas-free miles driven and automatic hov lane access, the question isn't "why electric?" it's "why gas?" [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf for $199 a month. ♪ ,,,, for $199 a month. joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud"! this is joey fatone from universal orlando resort in sunny florida, and now here's the star of our show. give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all doing? what do you say, george family? how you doing? everybody good? what's happening? how y'all doing? everybody good? how's

and so far nearly 15,000 people have signed this petition. >> making so many people sad because you're closing toon town. >>> she's making fashion news by going second-hand all year. >> this is perfect, and i love it. >> see her story, next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, the couple that space jumps together stays together. like this pair. >> oh, my gosh. that is a ballsy couple. that is crazy. >> see how they fall for each other over and over. >>> plus, the predators are getting their groove on. >> the dancing like they're in unison. choreographed dance. >> why these moves are a big hit. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that it's smart to replace washing-machine hoses every five years? what if you didn't know that you might need extra coverage for more expensive items? and what if you didn't know that teen drivers are four times more likely to get into an accident? 'sup the more you know, the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are fa

virginia flaggers plans to fly a 12 by 15 foot confederation flag. 23,000 people signed an online petition in protest. how can americans reconcile with the flag's layered history. joining us to deconstruct the controversy is hilary fementon, michael givenons, commander-in-chief of the sons of confederate, and the creator of the i95 petition i mentioned. >> we reached out to the virginia flaggers group and they declined to appear. >> hillary, people view things in life through different lenses, they have different experience, histories. when you see the confederate flag, what do you think about, what does it evoke for you? >> i think about how it's steeped in troubling, violent, racist history. we have a flag representing a succession and support for the institution of slavery in our country. when i think about the flag, the stars, and bars, red and black that people fly in their windows and bumper stickers, that's the confederate battle flag, it's not representing the confed rahsy as a nation, but how it fought. how it moved to meant the segregation that was part of the land at that time a

of ibw1245 and you also received an updated list of 379 individuals that signed the sierra club petition in support and 379 as of this morning and also four phone call that is i received this morning, so for the record, i wanted to put those in. >> [inaudible]. >> and that's all. >> this is regarding billing, i can give this to mr. raoes? >> he's in charge of billing, he would be happy to receive that. >> i have a question on one of those communication that is i would like to direct to our general manager which is the letter from shell. would you mind explaining the nature of that let e i read it but i would like some interpretation of what that means? >> so, i can barbara to go up, but basically what the letter is saying is that shell is offering to reduce a million dollars and put it towards the build-out and then 500 thousand towards build-out, so as it relates to the not to exceed rate, the rate will be the same, however, it would put more of the money towards local build-out. you want to -- >> barbara hale, yes, that, and in addition, they are indicating in their letter that they ar

here in the deal what nestle has no good neighbor policy but the villages have sent a petition to thecompany they too would like to have access to the clean water deep down under their village nestle has turned their request if the we've asked them for a tube well. at least they should provide us with a small pipe with an outlet of water through the wall he bought it out of the. with such a solution we the villagers could fetch water this way with cans in the body about the other one and they could show us a little juster of respect nestle in the end is really stealing the local water sources from people and that's their life their livelihood and the livelihoods and lives of their children don't forget that border is relatively small business is the ocean so made a fake or that was. selling it cows for ciro point sera sera sera ninety percent or so freshwater being used. i mean it's not even a truck been doing it. to what they should have the sixth international human rights forum opened this morning in the cern. event is usually a peaceful affair but this year is different because of

there's petit's reaction. so close just his 40th big league start. had to settle down and get the complete game. that he did with a grounder to third and arias takes care of it. 95 pitches he threw. 69 were strikes, a complete game shut out for petit nonetheless but not quite what he wanted. we now return you to your regularly scheduled pennant race. teams actually playing for the big stage in october. a's right in the thick of it. reed snatching first place in the west. while texas was losing. the a's take care of that other team from the lone star state. the stubborn houston astros. who led early in this one 3-0 but back up the middle. rbi single we have 3-3 with lawry scoring. in the third down again. two on, lawry to center. to tie it 4-4 in the 6th inning the a's put a number on there that wasn't just going to be one run. two for josh donaldson. a shot to deep left center. his 21st, 7-4 lead. a little shaky but does record his 38th save. >>> of course we have to talk at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can

here in bunty deal with nestle has no good neighbor policy but the villages have sent a petition to thempany they too would like to have access to the clean water deep down under their village. has turned their request. we've asked them for to boil. least they should provide us with a small pipe with an outlet of water through the wall be able to go to them. with such a solution we the villagers could fetch water this way with cans in the body about the little to nothing of what they could show us a little juster of respect yes the in the end is really stealing the local water sources from people and that's their life their livelihood and the livelihoods and lives of their children don't forget that border is relatively small businesses open the ocean so made a fake or that was. selling it cows for ciro point sera sera sera ninety percent or so freshwater being used. i mean it's not even a top and it's. to do what they should to the sixth international human rights forum opened this morning in the cern although the event is usually a peaceful affair but this year is different because of

muratore intends to hand the petitions to mcdonald's ceo don thompson. the demonstration is scheduled to happen outside chicago's rock 'n roll mcdonald's. in a big win for health and environmental advocates, wal- mart will stop selling products containing ten hazardous chemicals. it applies to cosmetics, fragrances, household cleaners and personal care products. the nation's largest retailer says starting in january-- it will monitor efforts to clear these chemicals from store shelves. it will also apply the new rule to its own brand of cleaning products and will require suppliers to disclose products containing harsh chemicals. the nfl is fielding brain injury claims from assistant coaches, network analysts and front office personnel. more than 90% of the claims are reported by the la times to allege serious head or brain trauma. the nfl is facing a serious problem -- as a large number of workers seek compensation after being hurt in football incidents.critics fear players will seek government aid, which hits taxpayers. however, compensation cases are t