my name is fran martin. we won that battle and over the years our group advocated to bring affordable housing improve public transit to our under served community. we started the entire process that brought us here today. schlage lock has been a toxic site. it is essential with this proximity to the bayshore this sight will be a transportation and our community has been in the forefront of advocating for affordable housing. most of the neighborhoods do not want high density housing of any sort. in spite of everything over the years we've worked with various city departments and received a planner's award. what is being asked of the city in terms of of public financing is a drop in the bucket to what is owed to our neighborhood and it's time the city fulfilled its duty. this is a matter of social justice. after a long process of planning schlage lock development should be allowed to move forward. thank you. >> all right thank you. if there's anymore public comment, please come up. >> good afternoon. the city

my guest this week, fran drescher. let's talk about "the nanny." twenty years ago, the "new york times" has this headline that says, "mary pop pins, she's not" as if they were surprised that your show was a hit. and in that same article, it talks about this encounter that you had on the plane. remember this? with the president of cbs? this is a quote. he says, you said this to him. you know, people don't understand because of the voice they think i am the seasoning in the show. >> that's wrong. i am a main course. one day, somebody is going to see that. one network is going to get lucky. you saw him on a plane. you ran to the bathroom. you put on make-up and you sat him. >> yeah. >> is that how this went? >> well, he was a fan of mine. i had done a short-lived series. then i did another pilot. several times but nothing really flew. we have a lot of pilot scripts. i am sure there is going to be something for me. i said, you know, nothing's going to fit me hereand and glove because i am too off-beat. you have to listen to the ideas me and peter have.

but fran indicated that putin knows exactly with great clarity what took place.e probably know as much as he does, because we can read their telemetry data just like they can read their telemetry data. and all that is taking place right now. the president and putin have a strained -- it's probably cordial when they're in proximity. this is going to be very, very difficult for our administration to state with emphasis what we think the next steps are going to be. but we have to be able to paint a picture that we can all understand before we take those next steps. >> matthew, i want to ask you in our short time left here, is this a problem of putin or does it go beyond that? is he the problem or is it far beyond that? >> i actually think it's a far broader problem both in terms of russia. you have to remember an overwhelming numbers of russian news are supportive of putin, certainly because of his annexation of crimea, but also because of his characterization that i described earlier as this about protecting the russian minority in ukraine in what he believes is a

. >> okay so chris bennett and nelson and mat and marlene jonathan and fran martin. okay go ahead. >> good morning supervisors and president chiu. time moves quickly as we get older and it's easy it's really not been that long since 1849 when san francisco really got going so really live in a very young city and the 15 years since my husband and i bought our home in visitacion valley have flown by and i'm grateful to know a part a part of the city that i might not otherwise have known. my name is chris ba r.n. ett and participated in the planning fight and served as an advisor under the redevelopment agency and advice or to the project after and became a booster for a lessor known neighborhood but a wonderful one doing my part and san francisco's borders extend further than they think and we must act collectively. transportation infrastructure changes -- cut me off but i do speak in support of this project thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker. jim. >> good morning committee. my name is jim growdin i'm affiliated with the visitacion valley plannin

let's dig deeper with fran townsend and phillip mud. fran, you're concerned over the obama administration's reaction. >> anderson, look, this has been a concern that the u.s. intelligence community is talking about for months now. let's remember the director of national intelligence jim clapper testified before congress about his concern about upwards of more than 20,000 foreign fighters that could what they call bleed out. that's return after having got to the fight into western europe and back to the united states, even then they were talking about dozens if not hundreds that could enter the united states. it's hard to track these guys, right? so here is an american who is going to go to europe, you know, doesn't seem to be a concern and then they travel through several countries to get into syria. they get the fighting experience and travel back. they often use false documents, false names. so this is a real challenge and they got to work with our foreign allies, the intelligence services whether europe or more particularly arab coun

nelson and mat and marlene jonathan and fran martin. okay go ahead. >> good morning supervisors and president chiu. time moves quickly as we get older and it's easy it's really not been that long since 1849 when san francisco really got going so really live in a very young city and the 15 years since my husband and i bought our home in visitacion valley have flown by and i'm grateful to know a part a part of the city that i might not otherwise have known. my name is chris ba r.n. ett and participated in the planning fight and served as an advisor under the redevelopment agency and advice or to the

. >>> in fran, chaos -- san francisco, chaos on the streets of a truck sent people running for their lives. no one was hurt but a lot of damage was left behind. video of the chase and he spoke to the firefighters who brought it to an end. >> surveillance video shows the mayhem caused by a suspected truck thief who endangered lives and damaged cars. >> taking tools out of their truck, the suspect jumped into the truck and drove away. >> the driver was chased on to market street. he's seen backing up into a limo. >> i freaked. i was going what. there was nothing i could do. >> the suspect drove the wrong way into a car wash lot. downing trees and smashing into the door of a customers door. >> the car kept going. >> i turned around and ran.

fran, listen, crone if you heard the australian foreign minister today, julie bishop.that mh17 was shot down. if it was shot down, it is an unspeakable crime. 27 australians on board this flight. is it a crime? and if so, what is the recourse there? >> well, certainly if it was -- you could call it terrorism, frankly. but there is a crime -- let me step back. i hesitate because let me step back for a moment. there certainly may be, if you can prove an intentional targeting of a civilian aircraft, absolutely it's a crime. there is international conventions protecting civil aviation. short of proving intent, that is to shoot down a civilian aircraft, even if it's an accident, yes, there is a crime. first of all, here in the united states, when an american is killed this way, in the targeting of a civilian aircraft, the fbi may or may not have jurisdiction. we know that they're going to offer to provide an advisory role. certainly they will work with the embassy, the u.s. embassy will work to recover the remains. but the fbi will advise and assist as they are permitted to

but fran drescher -- i love her. love it! i love it. >> jimmy: oh, my god. ha-ha-ha-ha. oh, my god. mr. sheffield. you know the catchphrase and everything. that's the greatest thing ever. do you ever try to sneak it into "the bridge," into your tv series? can't you just laugh like that once? just go -- ha, ha, eh-eh-eh-eh. [ laughter ] >> oh, that's a good one. that's a good one. >> jimmy: you could sneak it in like a little easter egg. [ laughter ] throw it in there. only us, only we'll know. this show doesn't air anywhere. what is going on with this season of "the bridge"? >> well, we're nearly done. we're filming episode 12 of 13 right now. and it just started airing last wednesday. and it's pretty cool this season. it's very dark, you know. >> jimmy: a corpse comes up. >> there's a couple of corpses come up. but, you know, it deals with very serious issues that arise on the border towns. so, you know, drug cartels and immigration and corruption. >> jimmy: yeah. when we were over there, by the way, i think your ge

hi, fran. >> hi. >> well, he already said it. but name is fran martin and i'm with the green way alliance. i'm a member of the dts which looks at site. 15 years ago, they challenged the proposal to big a store at the toxic slaej lots brown field and we won. our group advocated for that site and it will bring affordable housing and bring jobs and parks for under served community. slaj lock is a gaping wound in the heart of the vegetation valley. we fought to make sure that site is cleaned up and we're in threshold of seeing it cleaned up to unify our community. sleigh lock -- it will be inter goal to the transportation in the south. our neighborhood has supported transportation to help eliminate the greenhouse gases to influence climate change. it brought us all here today. we initiated the redevelopment area and the valley development three. it has been a forefront for housing in san francisco and most other neighborhood do not want high dense neighborhoods of any sort. 700 housing is to be built. in 2010 the plan alliance receiv

there are better ways. >> fran, it's very important to point out. even if that mh-17 had a missile defense system, that works against the shoulder-fire missiles. not the kind that brought that plane down. >> that's right. and it goes back to the idea of sharing intelligence. very specific intelligence about the threat. if we understood that this sort of system was being transferred from the russians to the rebels, you understand, the height at which you have to fly to avoid a system and avoid the area altogether should have been more widely known. >> one thing that was incredible about the flight over mali, we still don't have a way to track a missing plane, even after what we saw with the first missing malaysian airliner. if that plane went down over water, would we know where it is now? >> no. this is another thing i think we need to address that's come out recently. mh-370 is still missing. we didn't know where the algerian flight was for hours. in this day and age, we should not lose airplanes. we have to get nations together and the aviation co

fran townsend for us. again, fran tells us the initial reports are that terrorism was not involved. we'll find out much more about what may have been involved in the coming minutes, hours and days, to be sure. president obama has been informed that malaysia airlines flight 17, the reports are now that it has crashed in eastern ukraine near the russian border. malaysia airlines confirms that they lost contact with this flight. and we have seen radar images from flight radar which shows the track of this plane and the flight simply disappearing there over yukraine. i want to go back to barbara starr, our pentagon correspondent, who has more information right now. >> john, what the u.s. is facing is two questions, what happened to this plane and if -- if the russians w s are responsible. what is going on inside russia that would have led to this action. one of the problems right now is they don't have a good answer to that. was this potentially an authorized mission, an authorized action by the russian military, by vladimir putin? why would he do that? it would mean two planes in two w

today a fran-based company was supposed to start service in new york city. but lift and the pink moustaches have been stopped. new york officials have filed a lawsuit saying it operates like a traditional for-hire taxi service and does not meet state and local licensing and insurance laws. officials filed a temporary restraining orderer to keep lift from filing in new york. lift's competitor uber already operates in new york city. apparently they managed to get licenses in new york. >>> expecting a delivery? not if you live in this neighborhood. and you can blame this guy walking away. details straight ahead. >> and the raw deal an oyster farm says it got from the feds and what it means for some local restaurants. >> and good afternoon. i fall continuing to move into san francisco. we'll talk more about a hotter weekend and when you can get the best visibility coming up in a few minutes. >> then at 6:00 -- >> they were trying to serve the community better. this is a community. i don't feel that they're serving us. >> seniors trying to get fit are getting fir

how was san fran? how was working in san fran? >> so great.ht? >> seth: i've been there, yeah. >> oh, it's great. the hills and the bridge and the people. it's really, really cool. [ laughter ] there's a bridge there. >> seth: that's uhh -- you, now, you write tourism guides for san francisco. >> 100 percent. come to san fran! >> seth: the hills and the bridge. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you really -- you paint a picture. you paint a picture. >> very. so specific. >> seth: so you shot in sort of some of the rougher neighborhoods, as well. you were saying there were some issues in some of these neighborhoods. >> yes, yes, yes. the smells. very, very interesting smells. with, with -- urine. >>seth: urine smells, yeah. >> urine and feces and vomit. >> seth: those are three of the worst. >> sure. well, yeah. >> seth: by any metric. >> i wrote that in the pamphlet too for san francisco. >> seth: right. but being from new york, you're used to most -- >> i'm used to that. i'm used to subways. you know what i mean? so, it's all good. >> seth

those are two indicators this is a surface to air missile strike. >> fran, take us behind the screens, what are intelligence agencies doing at this hour to determine whose responsible, the track of this missile and do you see this as something that takes a lot of time or something you think they will know pretty soon? >> this is pretty, you know, the facts, even until the last couple hours, anderson, we're learning more and more as jim described to you. so by in large what they will look at first and foremost is the technical intelligence, that's the things that jim described, radar, the firing of the missile from the surface going to the air and so those are technical pieces of -- that's science and those are hard facts. in the meantime, the rest of the intel jebs community will look at things for source information. signals intelligence, intercepts, you know, let's be honest. it's no secret there is a good deal of effort put against the russian target that is the russian government. so you'll especially be focussed on that to see if there is acknowledgement that they are not telling

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caltrans is shutting downtown townsend fran. closures are expected to be scheduled but not until 5:00 tomorrow night. you may remember 280 in san francisco was closed over the memorial day weekend and another 280 closure is planned for the labor day weekend. >>> also starting today no more transfers and the transit agency is allowing unlimited use and it will take less time for them to board the bus this way and they can save it for clippers and have the all day pass. and ferry prices are going up today, bus fares are increasing between 25 and 50 cents. no change to local fares. rides on larkspurs ferris will cost 25 cents more. and some changes approve by san francisco muni go into effect this week. there is as $1.00 increase in the price of parking permits and businesses who operate there. starting this sunday, parking meters are free again and starting in september, bus fairs go up again and they will increase $2 to $68. >>> this morning, the 49ers will have another dry run which opens in less than ever weeks. they are teamin

. >>> and for a look at our forecast for the next seven days, fran says dies d frances . >> hd showing us pretty quiet conditions. but we have the marine layer starting to move in around the bay. check out rainfall totals. we had trace amounts. we'll take it. at sfo, moffitt field and concord. we got trace amounts of rain, not quite measurable but it was something. we'll look agent the top of the transamerica camera. san francisco 60, san carla 68, 70 in san jose, gilroy, 66 and half moon bay at 60 degrees. here's a nice view of the sunset there from the east bay hills. so you can see some of the low clouds in the bay as well. it's currently in the 60s, mid six through santa rosa, napa and nevada, livermore 79. we're looking up towards the tower and here's what you need to know. we have a chance of thunderstorms in the forecast most likely an isolated light shower. that's probably what we'll see over land. slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow. and you might have noticed a change with a slightly stronger sea breeze but we have this huge dome of hot air. it's really not going anywhere.

or even san fran, it's probably philadelphia right now! yep, philadelphia.helped put it on the map more than mark vetri. mark benjamin is ceo of the vetri group. philadelphia? it is veg, you guys, what steven starr has done. philly is red hot right now. >> absolutely, no doubt. you know, we've been living in the shadow of new york for so long, and now all of a sudden, people are starting to recognize it's not that far. i know you live nearby, we can come down south or come up to new york city where you will cost more, you have to navigate traffic. we're happy to be there. >> why make the trip? sell it to me. >> you have tons of choices. you have a lot of local folks. everyone you mentioned is a local. products are sourced in lancaster county, great farms, great sourcing. we don't have to get stuff from china. >> i'll tell you why also, man, so many new york chefs are moving to philly, because look at danny meyer one of the greatest chefs and entrepreneurs in american restaurant company, priced out of his flagship restaurant in manhattan. i know chefs that go

meteorologist fran says glossen is up with your forecast. >>> tim lincecum gets another win. how he helped his new >>> well if you can't stand being alone, one day there may be a switch to turn off your consciousness. researchers studying a woman's epilepsy inadvertently discovered when they stimulated one part of her brain she slowed down and loss consciousness. they've only studied one person but they say in the results are the same for all of us, it would be a major break through in neuro science. it's a time for a look at our weather. how long is the heat going to stick around? >> we're going the see another hot day tomorrow and i'll let you know how warm it's going to be. some of the coastal clouds are mainly sticking to the coast. it's going to start to spread inland a little bet entire the bay, i should say. it's not going the make it inland. you see what's left of the sunset there and you also see the low clouds, the coastal clouds trying to make its way back into the bay. but it's not going to get far. san francisco 57, oakland 58, san jose 68, gilroy still at 82. fr

the gsa fran conia warehouse complex. they came up with this final list. the gsa will review the three sites and look for developments. >>> a metro blitz already starting to drive some commuters crazy. today, metro acthinked that blitz uncovered russ ptacek, that tonight there is a fix. >> it all maid out in the silver line roll-out. >> we're all used to seeing the next three trandz on the displays, but metro is changing that so it will show the next incoming blue line. so they can decide to transfer to the yellow line. it should always be there, but look what we found. >> reporter: the kiss play shows silver on top and in the bottom. but no blue line at all. we found it it kwaen again and again. should always show the next blue line even when it is the third in queue. metro told us it should made the changes from ros low to smithsonian and dec dc-bound train. what we saw yesterday, riders tweet tweeted the same problems. the issue appears to be due to the way the pids, meaning displays, logic was coded. saying new code has been pushed out today and we wil

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dan fran also to come in with with north this is where you want to good.o stay cool. 96 degrees santa rose. 94 vallejo. 97 trample billing its any degrees that's you will come in as record if it hits that reading. 9443 mochbt 90 in hayward inland spot. you if you need the sun screen. definitely need a nice cool cup of water or if look at this tomorrow evening. it's warm at the start of the game. 73 degrees. mid 60's nice mild. grit looking weather forth game spare the air alert and 7 day forecast for your friday. temperatures start to kilometer did you know just a little bit over the weekend. mid upper 90's inland upper 60's to if this comes in it gets a little muggy especially sunday. patchy fog will cool the coast and then temperatures right bank. few degrees as we head next week. >> the a's make a big decision day. harry has the sports. >> knoll a total surprise here. a's hoping there this be addition by subtraction. what moss did this afternoon took addition by subtraction. what moss did this afternoon took henderson an is. >> good evening. jim johnson

lefty never lost a start against san fran. >> not the only ones that like to spend summers down the shorethere's lots of former flyers that have homes down there too. this may make you craneth. jeff carter, john stevens, justin williams seen parade ago rounds sea isle, vet nor and ac with stanley cup. they won with kings last month. flyers, when will they be able to hoylingt a trophy down broad street. gm tells "action news" they're right around the corner. >> i think you have a group of you know a few elite teams. i would not say we're in that elite group. but i think we're just below it. the gap between you know the good and middle teams and bottom teams is not very big so anybody can win. do i think we get a chance to do something big next year yes i think we do. >> how do you view steve mason. he can be a franchise caliber player that could help win you a cup. >> he would be the first to admit there were highs and lows and he has to find that balance after he plays at elite level and consistently and until he does that you can't -- i think he's grown a lot. he has to stay on path and

boston globe reports san fran and toronto expressed most interest in utley and that does not mean 6 time all star is going anywhere. no trade clause and instead just days ago he wants to stay in philadelphia. >> this time last year eagles tight end brent sell sick said chip kelly would change the nfl. he was not kidding. one year after fast paced offense nfl is trying to catch up with eagles and high flying eagles. the nfl is demanding referees are in better physical condition to keep one kelly and the eagles offense. now eagles afternoon a play every 4 seconds last year. fastest pace in 13 seasons and if that's not fast enough kelly said two months ago offense is light years ahead. of last year. >> eagles report to camp in five days and they'll hold first practice saturday and believe it or not the season right around the corner kicked off against jacksonville 7 weeks from today. still to come. rory not rattled debritish open despite a if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting... funding for their schools.

please come forward anyone from the public >> my name is fran i'm affiliated with the visitation planning alliance and a former member for the prop k expenditure plan for the transportation planning and implementation presently i'm on the giving me geneva r.c. the alliance challenged the proposal to build a store and we won thanks to the former supervisor he advocated for the community planning and the affordable housing and public transit serving retail jobs and underserved community slang is the key to the revitalization of visitacion valley and schlage lock will be sgral to the southeast. our neighborhood has supported the transportation at schlage lock and we started the entire progress that led us here today. in the span of 2001 the san francisco muni received a transportation planning grant to do a short plan in november of 2001 and the caltrain station at the schlage lock and jackson the avenue. this grant was a precursor to getting more funding for damage and landscape improvements that reinitialed the visitacion valley developers for sfrar. in 2010, the planning alliance received

. >> fran drescher not only survived rape. she helped bring her stacker to justice.the lesson she learned helped her cope with another trauma. she was diagnosed with uterine cancer. two years after she began feeling symptoms. >> you have to be able to transfer from being a patient into a medical consumer.

sboo what should israel do now, fran? >> i think israel is doing exactly what hamas expected them to do. look, hamas hid these bodies. because they knew there would be retaliation when the israelis found them. the israelis have done exactly that. there's a -- there is the expected sabre rattling back and forth between hamas now and the netanyahu government. but i have to agree with the ambassador. if three american teenagers were pulled off an american street just randomly and murdered, there would be a call for justice here. and you would expect that our government would react to that to send a message, don't do that again without expecting a retaliation. >> there is another group claiming responsibility, a smaller group here. durmer is hamas is to blame, so what's going on here? >> you know, you often see these -- sometimes it's a spl splinter group. other times it's a large group affiliate looking to divert attention from hamas. we don't really even know that such a group exists. nobody's ever heard of it before. often

now while sun fran police have not specifically said it was a sight among fans we know that a woman described as 30 years of age was transported to san francisco general after being knocked unconscious while police say she was trying to break up a fight between her boyfriend and 2 other men. >> i have a female about 30 years old who was knocked unconscious and hasn't regained conscious nechltz. >>reporter: now that was audio dispatch audio from san francisco police. incident happened just one day after los angeles jury awarded brian stowe and family 18 million dollars for the 2011 beating he sustained on opening day in the parking lot of dodger stadium last september not far from here after game dodger fans january thon denver was stabbed to death after getting into an altercation with another group of men on the sidewalk. now in this case police are lacking for 2 suspects. descriptions are not very detailed but they drove away in a gold toyota tundra truck and again right from this area a little bit before 6:00 p.m. and again this woman is being treated. for serious injury tonight at the san

french president fran swa said one black box has been found. most of the passengers were french others from africa, the middle east, europe. five from canada. media reports coming out four were from the same family. no reported americans on board. with a third disaster in a week. u.s. officials are rushing to reassure the public that flying is still safe. >>> it's been a rough six months for international aviation all told nearly 600 people have died. now another crash. air algerie left for africa with 116 people on board. but crashed 50 minutes later in bad weather. like ukraine, northern mali is a war zone. in june the faa washed u.s. pie lights to avoid flying below 24,000 feet citing the rifbl of anti-aircraft fire. sister not clear what happened to the flight. it's a latest in a string of incidents. fatal plane crash in taiwan wednesday with 40 dead. u.s. flights temporarily suspended into tel-aviv. malaysian flight 370 remains miss. presumably 1500 miles off the coast of australia. and a terror watch for all u.s.-bound flights. >> the fac

frans timmerman and julie bishop saw off caskets being sent home from the airport in eastern ukraine. an earlier flight carried the first group of bodies to the netherlands for identification on wednesday. all 298 passengers and crew members were killed. investigators believe some remains are still at the crash site. >> our entire reason for being here is to ensure that we can secure that site, that we can have access to it, that a proper investigation can be carried out and that we can bring people home. that's our focus. >> the two foreign ministers met their ukrainian counterpart in kiev. they agreed on the need for a multinational team of police officers at the site to ensure the safety of investigators. they also signed an agreement stating that netherlands would take charge of all matters relating to the investigation. countries that lost many nationals are eager to see a full investigation start as soon as possible. >>> russia's state run news agency says a ukrainian air defense unit shot down the airliner by mistake during an exercise. the report quotes a ukrainian military so

dan fran also to come in with with north this is where you want to good.o stay cool. 96 degrees santa rose. 94 vallejo. 97 trample billing its any degrees that's you will come in as record if it hits that reading. 9443 mochbt 90 in hayward inland spot. you if you need the sun screen. definitely need a nice cool cup of water or if look at this tomorrow evening. it's warm at the start of the game. 73 degrees. mid 60's nice mild. grit looking weather forth game spare the air alert and 7 day forecast for your friday. temperatures start to kilometer did you know just a little bit over the weekend. mid upper 90's inland upper 60's to if this comes in it gets a little muggy especially sunday. patchy fog will cool the coast and then temperatures right bank. few degrees as we head next week. >> the a's make a big decision day. harry has the sports. >> knoll a total surprise here. a's hoping there this be addition by subtraction. what moss did this afternoon took henderson an entire ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪bri

the pride whopper will be in that san fran location. >>> it's been rumored but lindsay lohan is suingers of "grand theft auto" for using her image. lacey jonas is an unequivocal reference. the suit references that the character uses lohan's voice and style from her clothing line. in the game the famous actress is often on the run from the paparazzi. the character battles anorexia. no official word from rock star. that was our twitter question of the day. a lot of people thought, yes, it does look like her. if lindsay does sue, she can pay for this year's rent. that's what some people said. anyway, "morning joe" is coming up next. ♪ the price was so great that we couldn't turn it down. it saved us so much money i was kind of looking around like... this is too good to be true. it was that good. saving you time and money is what we're all about. so when you're ready to buy a car, visit truecar. ♪ >>> good morning. it is fourth of july eave, july the 3rd. with us on set, senior political editor and white house huffington, sam stein and mark halpern and former chair of the rnc, michael ste

san fran will take it 8-4 and head to the all-star game. >>> also, it kicked off for the futures game. a 17-year-old dodgers prospect took the mound as the youngest player in the history of the game. he has shot over the right field wall to give the usa team a 3-2 over the world team. all-star week continues with home run derby tonight. >>> lebron james made the decision to take his talents back to cleveland signing a two year deal for $42 million. carmelo anthony announced on his website he'll stay with the knicks. espn reports his contract will be between $22 million and $129 million. deng two years for $20 million and pierce with the wizards for two years and $20 million. >>> 2018 world cup in russia will be an expensive. they're planning to spend $20 billion for infrastructure. an area over 51 miles. >>> that's a streaker. ran out during the world cup final. he was there to capture it. he captured it on instagram. >>> the polar vortex is back. >> polar invasion! >> it's like polar vortex. not having anything of it. >> it sounds scary. >> i'm done with it. >> polar invasion. polar

boston globe reports san fran and toronto expressed interest the most interest in utt that does not meanhey'll deal the fan favorite away for the right price. even if they were to strike a deal to trade chase utley six time all star has no trade clause and stated days ago he does not want to play anywhere but philadelphia. >>> this time last year, eagles tight end brept celek said chip kelly would change the nfl. he was not kiingd. after one season the nfl is trying to catch up to kelly and those high-flying eagles in preparation at training camp next week in 2014 season the nfl demanding referees are in better physical condition. to keep one kelly and eagles. eagles average a play every 24 seconds last year. the fastest pace since 13 seasons and if that's not fast enough kelly said this off season his offense is light years ahead of last year. >> roy mcllroy's dad is rooting for his son to win the british open for more years than one. ten years ago he bet he would win the major he is about to cash in on 3 40,000 dollars. the final round of british open, maybe not everyone, on 16, they a

[ applause ] any fran drescher fans in the audience tonight?s ] well, last week, fran drescher was asked to announce the nominations for this year's "drama desk awards." and almost immediately, she was asked to stop. [ laughter ] i guess -- this next story isn't surprising. a new study shows that teens who mix alcohol and marijuana -- are more likely to have a bad driving record. also, you can take out the word "driving," and replace it with anything. [ laughter and applause ] you can replace it with anything. this is just disturbing. a beverly hills podiatrist has made a living -- by giving women the cinderella procedure, a surgery that alters the shape of feet so that they can fit into designer shoes more comfortably. it's just too bad there's no way to alter the size of the shoe. [ laughter and applause ] one day, god willing, the technology will advance -- where it's easier to alter a shoe than a human foot. [ light laughter ] a pennsylvania woman helped stop a fleeing bank robber by ramming her pickup truck into the suspect's getaway car.

. >>> fran city -- san francisco city attorney is expecting a $3.5 million settlement in a wrongful conviction case against the city. conley sued the city after he spent 18 years in prison for a double murder in 1989 that he did not commit. he was freed in 2010 after a judge ruled the police investigators knew a star witness had lied on the stand. the city's police commission and police chief have also signed off on the deal. the board of supervisors will discuss the recommendation later this month. >>> the coroner has just identified a man killed in a car crash in oakland early this morning. 28-year-old deandre wilson of san leandro was killed when the cadillac he was driving hit a center divider then flipped over on southbound highway 13 near the redwood road off ramp. there are reports the same car was seen just 10 minutes before speeding erratically on westbound highway 24 near the calicot tunnel. >>> investigators are still looking for a driver who hit and killed a 21-year-old man early saturday morning. it happened on petaluma hill road when police say garza, jr. was hit by a car near hu

>> plus, europe has the tour did he fran. the delaware val the the tour de shore.hile tell you why thousands bikers made the trek from center city philadelphia all the way to atlantic city's boardwalk. >> storm chances increase for the delaware valley through the rest of tonight. i'll have the details coming up next in the "eyewitness weather" forecast. >> and straight ahead in sports ryan howard has a big game for the fill lice. lesley has highlights. >> firefighters in northern california are now trying to get the upper hand on a wildfire that destroyed several homes and forced hundreds of evacuations. officials say the so-called sand fire has burned nearly 4,000 acres in the sierra nevada foothills. it continues to threaten homes east of sacremento. this fire could grow again as firefighters brace for high wind and triple digit heat. >>> also, 2.5 years after the companies at a couldn't cardia ran aground and sank off the coast of tuscany killing three people, it arrived at the port in genoa. environmental concerns profited officials to make the decision to refl

. >> watched by deep crowds lining the streets and under the eyes of president fran roy hollande, representatives of 80 nations that took part in the war marched together on paris' great boulevard. at the concorde, the french army choir sang the songs -- ♪ then came the annual show of french military, extravagant spectacle of 4,000 men and women, 300 vehicles, 53 aircraft and mounted regimen on the 100th anniversary of the beginning of world war i, the parade ended on a hopeful note when 250 young people from 80 countries carrying white doves performed a ballet of peace. >> our very own chris moore had a bird's-eye view of the proceedings for bastille day in the har of paris. he spent his morning with the 11th brigade who managed to persuade him to leap out of a helicopter of the altitude of 3,000 meters. here's how it went -- >> the bastille day present to englishman being thrown out of a helicopter. i got a rare opportunity to sky dive over paris. the puma took us to 3,000 meters and the views on the way down were unforgettable. >> the jump was amazing, amazing way to see paris from air. much b

stage four of the tour de fran france. same leader kit tell but the overall leader wears the yellow jersey and that's vincenzo nibblely. there's your world cup. we only have 19 more stages to go. >> there you go. >> that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. and side edition is up next. >> he is right there. by the rock. >> caught in a deadly surf. >> straight ahead. >> heros to the rescue. >> this guy is oblivious. >> the napping baseball fan. >> not the place you come to sleep. >> mocked for taking a snooze. >> but is it worth 10 million bucks? >> then, drones bursting in air during a fireworks display. new drone dangers. and, who would abandon a baby on a train platform. >> as the subway doors closed, there was the infant, abandoned, alone, helpless. >>