as you head into walnut creek, top speed still looking nice as you make it through lafayette.of the rain has subsided. orinda, still looks clear. no accidents reported out there. highway 4, 17 minutes from antioch to concord. from san rafael to san francisco, under 20 minutes. >>> it is only week three and "dancing with the stars" is already seeing 10s. "good morning america" anchor robin roberts made her "dancing with the stars" debut last night. she joined the judge's panel as billy dee williams said good-bye. he was not eliminated in the ush way. on advice of his doctor, he bowed out over a bad back. he can now root onÑi the remaing teams. >> for me personally it felt like a 10 within myself. i felt like i enjoyed it so much and it felt like something i'll remember. >> four teams are tied for second. all of them got quadruple nines from the judge. pop star cody simpson is one point behind them. next week on "dancing with the stars," it is the switch-up when the celebrities will all dance with different professional partners. >>> a new warning this morning about antibacteria

you, mr. chairman. and mr. chairman, as suggested i want to mark again and thank you for your exceptional service to this committee and to the country and to the state of michigan. you will be dearly missed, and i wanted to acknowledge it publicly again. ambassador, i thank you for being here and meeting with us as often as you have. underscoring the openness and accessibility that you have had, but i wonder for the record, and we discussed prior to coming into the meeting, i had an opportunity to meet with the greater harper labor board, and they opposed -- they post a series of questions, more than i could even get to in a timeslot that i have here, as did representatives rosa delauro, and i've submitted them to you and your staff. i would appreciate it, and entity those but as i mentioned as chairman, co-chair of the shellfish caucus, obviously we are concerned about the eu ban on deny safe shellfish. i hope we can meet specific on that as well. my question for you today has to do with intellectual property. i want to co

as you can tell, you can see that smoke for miles. fire crews have just called out for more trucks to help as well. right now we want to go straight to nbc bay area's kimberly perry who joins us with the latest. >> reporter: diane, i'm going to get out of the way so you can see what's going on here just a few minutes ago, firefighters asked everyone to move back. there are a lot of people here just witnesses watching, looking at the fire. but the wind shifted just a few minutes ago blowing smoke into the area. i'm having a hard time breathing out here. there's a lot of ash coming down and a lot of smoke. this five alarm fire started at 3:00. san jose firefighters had to call in mutual aid. it is still a very active scene. i counted more than a dozen fire vehicles and that was maybe ten minutes ago, more have since shown up. a five-inch line has been pulled connected to a fire hydrant and a gun shooting 1,000 gallons of water at this fire a minute. when firefighters arrived the building, which is the former kntv station was fully engulf

as you remember we had this conversation in march 11, 3 years ago and we announced the forming of these aco's. the contribution is negotiated by the union and further exacerbated the spiral and as a result the employees share the blue shield. kaiser had a distinct advantage and the employees shared increase. so we the employees in union negotiations now and if all the employees adopt a more equal contribution model the rate disparity will be closer than it's ever been. this is an effort that lisa has led in terms of crunching the numbers for all the parties has been extremely time consuming with aon's assistance and involvement of other city agencies. the fact that we are as far as we are on this today is because of her leadership. the presentation just briefly will discuss how this has been mitigated by the implementation of the cco's. not only the cost of care has been reduced but the coordination of care has been approved and blue shield has been maintained a competitive offering. as you heard earlier, aco is designed to decrease utilization over health services or to increase coordi

if you would alter the condition to maybe tie the inspecting the restoration work as it occurs at the beginning of their restoration work. i think that's where we would like to see the craftsmanship and materials up close. >> while you are there, one question on the on materials used was the east facing facade and why it was different from the other ones, not that quite visible, but it is. we have a staff request ? >> the sponsor is proposing to use the horizontal cable rail? it's a painted metal horizontal rail and even though it's not a full position of the facade that you would see it and we would rather see it consistent and our ticket rails above the roof deck. so first design consistency we preferred to see it that way and i believe we've made a condition that i believe it's a condition of the approval that all the railing should be of the same style. if you would like to modify that. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioners? >> yeah, i will offer a motion for approval with the condition. i do think it was a good idea of yours for the interim site visit. anything more about the rail

the latest updates on our home page, as well. >>> also want to get you update would the forecast, as prepare for your day. let's check in with christina. >> hey, good morning to you. happy friday, everybody. temperatures out there are a little bit on the mild side, but chilly in the north bay. so our microclimate making a big appearance this morning 56 degrees along the peninsula, for example, 48 in the north bay as we head throughout the day today. we'll see a nice level finish for most of your inland valleys and mid-70s, but, hey, san francisco just 63 degrees. don't forget the cherry blossom festival is this sunday. 11:30 a.m. all the festivities start and if you have not been out there before, one of the festivals you don't want to miss. just spectacular and everything is in bloom. we'll have your seven-day forecast every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. giants game at 7:15. all the action right here on nbc bay area. >> i know what i'm doing this weekend, cherry blossom. look outside and the bay bridge approach very slow right here and fastrak lane getting through. this is

you elaborate on that? >> senator, it has to do with complexity, and as complexity grows, it requires more of what you just discussed. for example, there are some things that aren't as complex. let me give you a example. port opening, that's not complex, so that can be done. as you get to complex operations such as brigade combat teams and what we might ask them to do, the amount of training is significant, in order to build the collective capability that is necessary, the integration of company platoons, integration of air and ground, the integration of intelligence, of fires, all of that takes significant amount of training because that integration is very, very difficult and complex. and it requires our leaders to do much training. and that's why we need certainly capability in the active component, because they need to be ready. if we need to deploy them, they have gone through the training. they are prepared to do that. we can send them and they can immediately begin to do that. that's why it's so necessary to have that capability ready and prepared to go. as you get smaller, it becomes even more impor

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-- a commute that is still looking good in the calmed could the tunnel -- caldecott up until and as you drive through, there are no meaning problems. 101 incase you are trying to catch a flight, traffic is moving well along the san francisco airport exit with no major problems and the drive time keeps getting better, grand line westbound still looks the same from high street to 24, let's go back to the desk. >> we have new information about a possible explosion along the railroad tracks, witnesses describe a chaotic kay at strike. neighbors say their skin was badly burned and there was also a chemical odor they could smell in the air. firefighters are trying to figure out what happened and the potential explosion ran along san leandro and it happened down near a homeless encampment which is just down along these tracks and that's where these calls came in last night to 911 one. it was about 9:30 or so. this is near the intersection of spare boulevard and spring lake drive. they found two victims with critical injuries and firefighters say it was a man and a woman and they both had third

as you wake up you may notice heavy smoke in the air as winds mix and the sun comes up again. we'll see air quality improving around san jose shortly after 9:00 tomorrow morning. mostly sunny skies, high pressure built in. we're going to see patches of low clouds heading towards tomorrow morning, mainly toward the coast. a few spots around the tri-valley and the dubly grade. tomorrow the warmest day to start the work week. high pressure keeping us warm for another day. it's going to give ground and allow a trough of low pressure to bring some rain did our north. bay area tuesday and wednesday, you see it in the seven-day forecast, we'll be cooling down. just as soon as the next weekend arrives, temperatures will be warming back up. tomorrow, again, air quality issues could linger into tomorrow morning around san jose until the sun rises and provides mixing in the atmosphere. 78 for tomorrow afternoon. 81 in saratoga. mid 70s around the peninsula before the sea breeze kicks in. san francisco close to 70 perhaps as early as noon tomorrow. the sea breeze is going to turn on faste

. >> do you see that as being an impediment giving votes in congress because these kinds of issues are out there? you've already heard from the chairman talking about automobiles, and then you are talking about the docs, were you got dockworkers. how are you going to get around that in your negotiation? >> i think we will make clear to our trading partners on a number of the issues that members of congress have that making progress on issues, resolving those is part of grading the environment in which this agreement is going to be considered and considered favorably. it's early continued to the overall atmosphere around this. >> i have a major steel plant. people think of washington state, they think of boeing and starbucks. that is not all washington to our major export is agricultural goods, but i've actually got a steel plant right in the middle of seattle that makes the best rebar, the cleanest rebar point in the whole world i think. .. >> under the criminal of the commerce department, but we will monitor that. >> another time i'll talk to you about drug prices. >> happy to. >> gla

as well. so, here's what you can expect when it comes to the showers moving in for tomorrow. we head throughout the day today, mostly cloudy conditions and hold off on the rain until about 10:00 p.m. tonight. even at that point for the most part to the north of golden gate bridge and then tomorrow morning around 7:00 a.m. for the morning commute. expecting heavy downpours, especially over the santa cruz mountains through the peninsula and san jose getting some pretty decent rainfall and maybe accumulating half an inch of rain and we'll take it, as you know, summer is just around the corner by this point. by noon most of that activity out of here and keep showers in the forecast through 5:00 and then by 10:00 p.m. things start to clear out and good-looking weekend shaping up. temperatures on the cool side, cooler than average, enjoy that because by monday into tuesday of next week, the climb is on and we could be talking about the 90s as of wednesday. i know. so, everything is going to change pretty quickly around here. if you like the cool weather, enjoy it, things will be ch

thank you for the presentation as well. >> okay. thanks as well. colleagues, can we continue this item to the cal of the chair? we have a motion? we can take without objection. thank you very much. madam clerk can you call item number 3. >> [inaudible] 460,000 in department operating to support the department's projecting increases in [inaudible]. >> thank you. i'm the chief financial officer for the department of emergency management. before you today is [inaudible] to allow for us to offset overtime deficits projected in the current year. the department has already set aside salary savings as well as safings from workers services to a account for this deficit. we worked with the harvey rose office the last week to address questions and we're happy to answer questions you may have. any questions you may have now? >> can you go to your rourt please on item 3? >> yes mr. chairman, and members of the committee. on page 3 of our report as shown in table 2, the total projected 13, 14 over time deficit is $420,993 and on the top of page 4, we point out t

howard. >> this slide highlights to you about what our best cost in the next 4 years. as i mentioned a few moments ago, we assumed, if you look at the first section of this slide you can see total cost on salaries and you can see that we are in the budget last year we included a number of new positions and that cost us about $14 million. we have close labor agreements with two of our employees groups and we are experiencing the annualization of wage increase for everyone else. that third line is showing you what is happening over labor agreement and what are we projecting for planning purposes. in the first year we are not assuming any cost increases there and as i mentioned to you before, i think that's appropriate for planning purposes, but there is some risk. we don't know what will happen with our negotiations. the second section really highlights for you what is happening on our benefit cost. the first two related to health and dental benefits continued growth there. we are as i mentioned hopeful that through the good work of the health service system they will be ab

ceo but you need to fix it, and fix it as quick as you can because it's going to cause us problems, obviously. >> i agree with you, it is completely my responsibility, and i will workday and night. we've already made tremendous change, and i recognize that it's my responsibility. >> there you have it, and there were several more hours that have. it doesn't sound like it went too well for g.m. and libby casey is covering the hearings for us at capitol hill. libby, you've seen lots of these hearings. how did it look from your perspective? 7. >> it'it was an intense line of questioning. you don't want to say that she was held in the hot seat or grilled but she really was questioned. what we kept hearing from ms. barra is that they'll have to wait for the investigation to see how it plays out. in the documentation that you supplied, she said in that case, yes, otherwise we have to wait for this investigation to play out. it was a heated hearing, and there are a lot of concerns. it's not just the fact that there were these faulty ignition swit

move along the peninsula, as you might imagine. not as many road crews out there as typical and debris reported reported earlier on the southbound side and a little slowing approaching, however, looks like it's clearing. no problems southbound and look how lonely it is, i'm sure they're not complaining, though. we'll send it back to you. >>> speaking of chp today, they are once again, cracking down on cell phone using drivers. it's part of april's distractive driving month. today is the second of four days scattered throughout the month where extra patrols will be on the road. i'm talking to you, ma'am. tickets for first time-time offenders start at $161. >>> still ahead "today in the bay" another emotional day of testimony. oscar pistorius takes the stand in his own defense. the latest from inside the courtroom, coming up. >>> plus, it's been one month since malaysian airlines flight 370 vanished. time is certainly running out. the latest on the underwater search, just ahead. >>> got a story for nbc bay area investigative unit? cal

the traffic will be busy as you drive south. ely, until the crash is gone, you will see slow traffic remaining. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. >>> an early-morning car crash in fremont caused a lot of water to be wasted ironically on the first day of water rationing day. a car crashed into a hydrant. the water gushed out into a parking lot. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live in fremont to tell us about cleaning up that mess and also the new water saving rules out there. janine. >> reporter: dave, they brought in heavy equipment in the last half-hour that you can see to pull the fire hydrants that you see there on the ground that was hit in this accident. crews are working to replace that hydrant. but as you can see, it's raining right now. and it's a good thing right now that they were habl to clean up all -- able to clean up all of the mud and sludge and rocks left out here because it could have been a -- this would have been a lot messier. this looked like a lot of mud and rocks covered the parking lot. the alameda

as you know, we have the weekend upon us and it's going it be very nice. temperatures, one of those weekends where you do want to make those outdoor plans because it's just perfect out there. you won't need to run your ac and no need for a heater, as well. give your pg&e bill a break as we head through the next couple day. up in santa rosa, the only place you might need the heavy coat this morning. else where in the 50s. show you the two different sides to the bay area. inland valleys nice and clear this morning, meanwhile, coastal areas are socked in with fog. this is san francisco and you can see the clouds coming way down this morning, reducing that visibility even right here over the embarcadero. temperatures today, once the sun comes out and starts to warm us up are going to be perfect. you have to put it in perspective and i like to do it this way. room temperature 73 degrees and right around room temperature in the south bay and probably ditch that jacket here by about 10:00 a.m. 74 for the peninsula and east bay at 76 and probably want to keep your

you. so, whenever you're ready, go ahead and boo it as much as you want. >> boo.onger welcome here. bye. >> try it again. >> you no longer -- [ laughter ] >> robinson cano is coming back to yankee stadium tomorrow night for the first time since becoming a seattle mariner. are you going to boo him? >> i'm going to boo the [ bleep ] out of him. [ laughter ] >> well, whenever you're ready. go ahead. >> all right. >> give him your best boo. >> boo! you suck! [ laughter ] how was it? >> that was awesome. maybe, try it -- try it again. >> should i try it again? [ laughter ] >> how you doing robby? welcome back to new york. >> thank you. [ laughter and applause ] yes sir. thank you. >> no problem man. >> are you going to boo him? >> you know, he won a world series ring here. but he did leave for the money, so -- >> why don't you go ahead and give him as many boos as you want? >> come on robinson. i mean how many world titles do the mariners have? come on, boo. you're better than that. you got a -- got a beard now. you're better than that. boo. ooh. [ laughter ] how are y

you can always get around using 29 instead. as we take you to san mateo we have an accident first reported as a big rig and it is a tire westbound 92 with one lane blocked and we are seeing delays coming over this section but westbound 580 an early stall now is cleared and the slow downs are dissipating slowly. as san mateo bridge, you can see the hazy picture as you make it across the bay. >>> starbucks is ready to inreduce a new drink that is getting a lot of attention for what is hidden inside. we will explain. >>> americans trying to do some good in afghanistan and come under a deadly attack and it is a double tragedy for one. >> the earthquake that rattled a lost members in canada. >> what led to the rescue of five people after their bet -- boat drifted. >>> covering cupertino, wine country and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> from afghanistan, three american doctors have been killed by an afghan security guard at a hospital in kabul. the guard opened fire on them at the international hospital in western kabul the lat

julia, good to see you, as always. >> thank you. >>> still to come, gmc's mary barra prepares to tv regarding gm's delay on dealing with faulty cars. this as another 1.5 million vehicles are being recalled for fresh problems. we'll get more, coming up. get m. [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio management experts, that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> this is "worldwide exchange." i'm ross westgate. the headlines from around the globe, more warning signs from china. the latest pmi data shows a weakness in manufacturing. activity in france, italy and spain are standing. although growth has slowed in germany. >>> japanese stocks flip as abe's higher sales tax comes into effect. the latest tankan survey now worse than when sales taxes were last hiked back in 1997. >>> mary barra facing a grilling on capitol hill regarding how safety standards were allowed to slip as gm recalls another 1.5 million cars. >>> and an fbi spokesman tel

you about this week. cooler, cloudier for today. we have rain on the way asf tomorrow and then a cool air mass settles in before we get hammered with rainfall potentially. this weekend looking really good. we'll take you through your full forecast in moments. >>> good morning, anthony slaughter in. checking your traffic. metering lights on the bay bridge. let you know if there are any other accidents happening across the area. >>> anthony, a live look at the bay bridge this morning, it is monday, april 21st and this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you, thank you for joining us straight up at

so, you know, all in all, as these weeks drag out, it's certainly a very messy situation for everyone involved. >> absolutely. >> poppy? >> thank you, david, appreciate it. >> again, the breaking news, cnn just obtaining the transcript of the final conversation between the cockpit of flight 370 and air traffic control. our jim clancy in kuala lumpur has that transcript. we're going over it right now, trying to figure out if there are any details in there that we did not know before. >> right. >> we'll be following all the latest news on the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 all morning. >>> but first, ukraine expected to get big support today from the united states. congress voting on millions of dollars of aid, also punishment for russia. we're live in moscow with reaction right after the break. >>> welcome back to "early start," everyone. the search for flight 370 incensifying in the indian ocean. no sign yet of the missing jetliner. a report in the "wall street journal" heightening the frustration. it says that search crews spent three days looking for flight 370 in the wrong

i don't have the answers for you as to how they are dispersed nor how they are being deployed. >> thank you. i appreciate the transfer. i do believe that is the next step in not only are we training officers and are they deployed in the skills that are being used and what happens with those responses. that's it. >> anything further, commissioners? >> next line item no. 5. >> line item 5, adjournment. >> can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> allegiance? >> president mazzucco i would like to call roll. >> please do. >> president mazzucco? >> present. >> vice president turman? >> here. >> commissioner marshal, in route. >> commissioner dejesus. >> here. >> commissioner chan. >> here. >> commissioner loftus? >> here. >> we have a quorum mr. president and also with us is the chief of police gregory sur and hicks. >> welcome to the san francisco police meeting and before we start i want to announce that we adjourn in the honor of fallen police officers or former police officers, and unfortunately tonight, we h

which causes concern, as you can imagine with some. do you sense that this willdiminish the freedom of americans' access to the internet, sites on the internet or use on of the internet? >> i have a hard time jumping to that conclusion, sir. >> but you can't rule it out. >> i don't see the connection point how this would affect americans' access to the internet. and, in fact, i think as i said, what it does is it opens the door for removing an argument to deny others in the world access to the internet. but i agree with you that it's -- the internet is an incred by powerful force -- incredibly powerful force that must remain open on this side of the atlantic and pacific and other sides too. >> commissioner? >> i certainly hope this does not diminish freedom for americans or anyone around the world. it would be a tremendous shame for everybody if that went away. >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. yoder? >> thank you, mr. chairman. on that note, the idea that the internet has been such a inspiration for creativity and innovation in the count

you are. silence, young rascal. and as for you, madam, to show you what complete faith i have in master ubu, i shall attend the grand parade dressed as i am, without sword or breastplate. oh, what fatal rashness. i shall never see you again alive. oh. no. come, ladislas. come, boleslas. [music] may god and the great saint nicholas protect you. ah, noble master ubu, enter the royal enclosure with your followers. and we will review the march pass together. well, shall we? coming, sire. [music] ah! there's my regiment of danzig horse-guards. oh, what a magnificent spectacle. you really think so? looks like something the cat brought in. look at that one. you there. when did you last have a shave, you lousy slob? but this fellow is very well turned out. what on earth is the matter with you, old ubu? this! [stomps] treason! [stomps] pshit! after him! oh! help! help! help, holy virgin! help! i'm dying! help! i have the crown! death to the traitors! [chanting ubu, ubu, ubu] help! help! those maniacs have forced their way into the

howard. >> this slide highlights to you about what our best cost in the next 4 years. as i mentioned a few moments ago, we assumed, if you look at the first section of this slide you can see total cost on salaries and you can see that we are in the budget last year we included a number of new positions and that cost us about $14 million. we have close labor agreements with two of our empl

but again, you were so patient, and so gracious, that i was very pleased to have you as our police commission. and i hope that it won't take 12 months for you to come back to the tender loin, maybe those of us in the hood can do a little street justice to make sure that it does not happen again, thank you. >> thank you, miss bryson, tom? >> my name is tom and i have been here before. and i don't have notes this time. and so, a little time so much corruption, but i will start with the police endietment and that is why i came here two weeks to speak when there was not a quorum, folks if you are not going to show up and do not tell monroe that you are going to be late and never show up and waste our precious time and it happened on march 18 and june fifth and those are the times that i have come here to speak, it is inconsiderate and it is rude, don't do it, i know who you are and i will not name you, i like you too much. okay. getting back to the police indictments from two weeks ago, i know that they have been superceded by the politician indictments since then, but the question is this was wh

you. and we thank our council for interjecting as well. thank you, eric for the clarification. >> with that, i want to make a recommendation. i have looked at both it's my strong recommendation that you interlocking minus 2 in for 2 years. i looked at it and think that's a really smart way to go. in doing that, it's my responsibility to turn you to page 24. >> here you are going to tell us that nothing is guaranteed. >> no. there is a rate proposal that is guaranteed. no. 1, we don't see that as an issue. these are five items the board needs to be aware of. no. 2, it goes in a direction that would direct kaiser permanente it's natural rate advantage. okay, we've had some discussions about that and it's our understanding that if you do anything to blue shield that makes them cheaper than kaiser, then that's a problem. otherwise, it's more than likely all good. we are no where near adjusting blue shield to anywhere near the rates of kaiser. so and i welcome kaiser's clarification on item 2 if they would like to come up. i want to go through t

>> and as you learn more, come back and tell what yous you're hearing. thank you very much. >> for more now on the bundys and why they're determined to fight we bring in kevin wall he hosts a live radio show in nevada he's been talking with cliven bundy. kevin, good to see you the fact of them saying look we have sympathy for him and understand his position but we have court orders here, repeated court orders he's lost in the court on every turn to our, the federal government's right to have this land and his responsibility to pay grazing fees what skktly is cliven's argument that he has a right to graze there and only pay nevada and not the federal government? >> cliven told me he would be happy to pay all of the permit money to clark county, to the state of nevada, his issue is that the federal government has no business controlling 86% of the land in nevada. that is his beef. he says i'll gladly pay clark county and the state but not about to pay the federal government. >> it's a protest movement. it sounds like what you're saying and what i've seen j

we offer the vsp plan you offer would stay in place as a kaiser member. without any hardware coverage you are afforded a discount without walking into the optical department. if they want to get a pair of glasses, we offer a program that they would be eligible for. the last if there are things that are unknown, the federal government comes up with something new and says we are adding 10 percent to everybody's rates and we are unclear about that, it is excluded from here. the charges and fees that we know about now, are included in our rate guarantee. these are new legislative or demands of carriers that are unknown at this point. >> all right. i thank you for those clarifications. i think that this under scores and i will start this colloquy a bit. the results of the efforts of discussion during the past fall season with the staff and your team to try to get to this place, i think broadly no one solicited my opinion this is extraordinary news in the main and as it's more talked about has to get over the skeptic of this belief that you are not buying in our

westbound traffic is moving along nicely as you come up. s is an eight minute drive time with no major problems. also looking at the commute this is northbound 101 you can't get better than that really. and no major problems down to the airport. looking at the santa clara valley we have a little bit of road work. for the most part the south bay traffic is doing well. let's go back to the desk. >>> we do have an incredible story to tell you this morning. the fbi says a 16-year-old boy stowed away in the wheel well of a flight from san jose to hawaii and survived. tara moriarty is joining us. >> experts say only 1-5 people may survive something like this. in fact in 2001 six people refugees tried to enter the united states this way and none of them survived. but somehow this 16-year-old boy was able to make the 5.5 hour flight from san jose to maui. the teen hopped a fence sunday morning to get on the hawaiian airlines flight are hawaii. we believe he blocked out at 10,000 feet and regained consciousness after the plane landed. >> i would imag

so there's no plans, as far as you know, air commodore, to go ahead and cancel the flights? >> we've got no indications. those decisions will be made at a political level. for us, it's business as usual. we're on the flying program for today and the rest of the week and the crew also go out there today and give it their upmost. >> how bad is the weather affecting -- you're obviously getting closer to winter in that part of the world. >> winter is challenging. the surface search is just as difficult. the weather is difficult. the sea state, it's greater sea today forecasted. but the crews are trained for this environment from a new zealand perspective, we're used to rescue in these types of environments and the crews will go out again today. >> any new leads, air commodore right now, are you still convinced that where you heard those pings, that's the area that is most likely where the wreckage is? >> so indications that we are getting from the joint agency coordination seen here in the media release is that you are also seeing the area where pings were heard as the area where

june fifth to comment on the difference between the angel side station, which is a well run station as you can arrest from your may 29th meeting there where all of the people there who live from that district were lauding his efforts the contract and the mission station where you had the meeting and you were baraged by the commentary about the citizens about how lawless that has come. the bottom line is on your watch, 6 officers have been indicted by the feds and didn't involve you because they didn't trust you, a politician and many have been indicted and this politician was nearly arrested several times in the past 15 years like careni was too and because he was a politician, your master, nothing was done and nothing was done and i wonder how he got the message that breaking the law is just fine and dandy, what you did not punish him for previously did not involve terrorist and weapon running and nevertheless if you had stopped him when he broke the law repeatedly for years and years and years and maybe he would not have gotten the memo that said that i can do whatever the heck i want an

so as you can see, if you go back to slide -- i think it's nine there -- sorry, eight. we've been seeing tremendous growth in the cruise business over the last five years. that's a number of different reasons. the cruise industry is highly elastic. they bill themselves as movable hotels and go where the demand is. a couple things have happened that have a you throwed our business to grow. first and foremost the bigger ships can be handled on the ocean because of the ship repair and we've seen ships being moved from mexico up the coast in san francisco. that's a great change in the business. we remain a very desirable location. there are some federal laws that impinge upon our ability to be served as well as the passengers would like, but we also are growing the business in terms of building a new cruise sip terminal ship terminal. the terminal we have right now was built in 1918. it served bumming d bulk so the nerm terminal will help with that. we're seeing a good growth. we're going to have a record year. the cruise industry counts itself by calendar so 2013 was a ban

what was distinctive about this as you were watching? s watching it, it was obvious that there was something bad going on probably a tornado but it wasn't one of those that you could very easily see a well defined tornado. i could see the transformers blowing and there was obviously something going on. it wasn't one of those very clear, obvious frontal systems that you see from my vantage point. >> we know you work for news 19 there in huntsville. you sound shaken up by what you've seen. >> it is something you never get used to. it's a tough experience and now all this weather is coming back our way. we're expecting severe weather in north alabama this afternoon and evening so we're going to be on the watch for that and send our reports into the national weather service and back to channel 19. >> michael, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate your time and please be careful. this weather is not over yet in that area. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> coming up for us, he allegedly made racist, offensive and simply vil

>> you can hear the warning from as far back as you can go into the city, as far as parker heights. we can hear the warning from where we are. they asked us to take shelter, cover all windows and doors, and hunker down. >> i'm sure those close to you are on post right now. >> we have many fans and many followers, they're taking shelter there. taking shelter inside closets, bedrooms. many soldiers are making sure that their houses are locked down. this happened right before the

as you mentioned you have several pots boiling in the region. those have not been resolved.here is clearly not any near term solution to those things, so i think secretary kerry is going to have to weigh how much time and money he wants to invest. jim baker who you cited earlier, he also said famously that the u.s. cannot want peace more than the two sides want it. and we seem to be in that situation with secretary kerry doing all of this pushing and not getting a lot of help from either side. >> and not only as the israelis and palestinians deeply divided as they have always been, they are deeply divided within themselves. the president does event represent all of them. because hamas controls gaza. and israel keeps building settlements, and there is a powerful party that wants to keep israel's hold on the west bank and even possibly annex it. so is the timing just not right for the u.s. to be pushing the peace process now? >> well, there is never going to be a perfect time. i wouldn't say now is a particularly terrible tile. the two sides have not been actively fighting for

and, colleagues, as you can hear and i know that you in a way preaching to the choir on this, that this is incredibly important to the lgbt community and our city and worldwide. and, so, we will be following up with the retirement system and trying to work towards a strong evaluation of whether divestment can occur consistent with the fund's fiduciary obligations. i am going to have [speaker not understood] as it can be, given it is a very small amount of holdings with a rather large message behind a divestment. so, i look forward to those conversations. so, madam chair, i would request that this item be continued to the call of the chair. >> okay. is there a motion? okay. motion, without objection, without objection, this item is continued to the call of the chair. thank you. [gavel] >> thank you very much. >> all right, madam clerk, can you please call the next item. >> item number 2, is a hearing on the current status of gosolarsf solar incentive program and plans to ensure the ongoing success of the program in helping san franciscans go solar and creating local green jobs. >> okay.

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as you look at the satellite you see clouds to the north. out at the avenues and out at the pacific and half-moon bay. steinson you're clear. 72 in fairfield. those are right now temperatures. as the evening wears on we will get some gusts. it's pushing that cool moist air into the inland bay valley. it'll be nice sleeping weather. tomorrow less of an on shore flow. 16-miles-an-hour at the oakland airport. you have san francisco airport, sustained at 21, gusts to 24. blowing all that cool moist air inland. that's pretty standard for this time of year. this high pressure will strengthen just a bit tomorrow. just enough that it will cut down that sea breeze and it will warm us up. lots of 80s tomorrow. 70s around the bay. 60s at the coast and a warmer day for the most part. so san jose 68 degrees right now. san francisco 61. and san francisco downtown they're going to go 65 degrees for a daytime high and maybe fog and low clouds the other side west side of 19th avenue. then it'll burn off. you're going to have mostly sunny conditions in san fra

stay slow in fact as you come through there and some delays as well as you go to 680 this morning.self some extra time. if you plan on taking the altamont pass this morning. live look at conditions. 580, 680 you can see the headlights headed towards the 680 interchange and traffic is really loading up through there. westbound 4 seeing a few brake lights looks like 30 miles per hour as you work your way westbound. not too bad though once you pass through the delays are headed to the east shore freeway. traffic is a little bit better once you hit 80. here's a live look at 88 # northbound so far so good headed towards the maze. no major delays to report southbound clear as you work your way on 80. if you're going to the san mateo bridge or into heyward. check this out. the bay bridge starting to stack up. no metering lights just yet. but the sun is coming up. lawrence? >>> and going to be sticking around boy for the next few days we are going to see plenty of sunshine. and very little in the way of cloud cover. in fact the offshore winds are blowing now. these temperatures on average

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