>> today's proceedings including some emotional moments on the stand for the mcdonnell's daughter kaitlyn young. she broke down in tears as pictures of her wedding were shown. jonnie williams helped cater the wedding making it a point in the prosecutor's case. >> the d.c. handgun ban will not go into effect for three months. the judge who issued that decision just days ago granted a 90-day stay. d.c. officials say they need time to come up with new solution regulating the carrying of handguns in public. the stay is in effect until october 22. >> russia is facing new -- speaking from the white house, president obama said that u.s. and european allies were working together to target russia's economy, arms industry and energy sethers. the president -- sethers. the president refused to call the new tensions a cold war. >> it's not a new cold war, what it is is a specific issue related to russia's unwillingness to recognize that ukraine can charter its own path. >> the deaths of malaysia airlines flight 17 demands an urgent respond. >> this was the scene in gaza, a barrage of bombs in the most

kaitlyn mann. those are the last speaker cards that i have. if i have not mentioned your name, and would like to speak, please c'mon up. >> of course we strongly endorse the transfer from the puc to the parks and recreation department to create a new park. three reasons to highlight. the size of the park, the leveraging of the philanthropy involved and to give you context for long-term scheme for acquisition involved in san francisco. this would create as supervisor farrell pointed out a substantial park. four 1/2 acres. it's a rare opportunity to be able to create a park that size and as for location it would have a positive impact on tourism which is the no. 1 driver of our economy. second the leverage of private park philanthropy. there are about $9 million that are already paid that are lined up in the support of our construction and maintenance of these parks. those are contingent on title of this parcel with the completion of this acquisition to the parks and recreation. so you hold the key to unleashing about $9 million worth of resourc

thank you, kaitlyn. [ applause ] now to mundane process matters. we are on the record here. no blogging or tweeting. there is no embargo when the session ends. if you would like to ask a question, send me a signal and i will call on all when we have the time available. we'll offer our guest the opportunity to make opening comments. he's threatening to make news. then questions from around the table. thank you very much for coming. >> thank you very much. i want to thank the christian science monitor and all of you for being here. to kaitlyn, i hope that this is a very thunderous send-off for you and this breakfast is the best one you have put together. i would like to introduce a colleague of mine who's with me today. sylvia garcia, our cfo within the department. you will understand shortly why i have asked her to be with me this morning. the department of transportation has been warning that the highway trust fund is running out. we have been doing this in several ways over the last several months. we began in january with a ticker on our website that gave the public an up

when she was shown pictures, kaitlyn mcdonnell young began to cry on the stand. she then was questioned about stock transfer from maureen to her daughter and siblings. coming up we'll have details about the mcdonnell's struggling marriage. jeff goldberg. >> we are only at the beginning of th. we'll have more details in the opening statement from bob mcdonnell's attorney. john brantly is the attorney and claims that government investigators interviewed many people up to the case including mitt romney and his wife ann. his attorney says that investigators were hoping to find someone who had something bad to say about bob mcdonnell but didn't find a thing. our coverage of the trial continues tonight at 5:30. political and legal experts will be weighing in on the bombshell and what it means for the rest of the trial. >> you hire a driver so you don't have to pay attention to what's happening on the road. but if they drive distracted, you could be at risk. take a look at this. customers of a local tour bus company were alarmed after watching their driver continually f

thank you, kaitlyn. now to the more mundane process matters. as always we are on the record here. even breakfast is underway to give us time to listen to what our guest says. there is no embargo when the session ends. would like to ask a question, send me a subtle nonthreatening signal created i will call upon one and all in the time we have available. we will move to questions from around the table. a >> thank you. i hope this is a very thunderous sendoff for you and ends up being the very best one. i would like to introduce a colleague of mine who is with me today in the sylvia garcia, who is the cfo in our department. why i havederstand asked her to be with me this morning. the department of transportation is warning the highway trust fund is running out. inhave been doing this several ways over the past several months. we began with a ticker on our website that basically gave the public and up to the minute of theof how to try -- how highway trust fund is performing. we predicted the highway trust as early asun dry august of this year. in april we took a tour of the 12ntry, a