as i mentioned aggressively pursuing demand side. efficiency is smart under all scenarios promoting distributed and renewable resources is also smart for us continuing to operate or hetchy system and maintain it as we have historically continues to be important for us for our power output and reality performance and actively co2 productions such as combining heat and power and other important elements. the report that i'm summarizing here provides you with some details on each of those points that i'm not going to get to at this juncture. so let me just go to the next step. we are at this point seeking input from a green technology advisory committee. this came from the task force this will allow us to really test some of the -- the -- the readiness in the marketplace to pursue behind the meter, no regret options that are identified. we're hoping through this group to bolster the report findings to test some of the assumptions with folks who are on the field, operationing programs, implementing the technology to make sure we're being

he says he knew at least one of his five dogs was aggressive and had killed the family chihuahua. >> i blame myself. that's something i'll have to live with for the rest of my life. >> reporter: but he says the dogs were never allowed alone with 2-year-old jacob or his 4-year-old brother. family and friends say they never should have kept the five pit bulls and they have paid the ultimate price. >> we're all guilty. we can't hold him responsible. those were the family pets. >> so sad. steven will be charged with felony child endangerment and possession of an animal that resulted in death. he is being held on $120,000 bail. coming up in just a few minutes, i talked with a dog trainer who specializes in dealing with aggressive animals. we'll tell you the three red flags every dog owner should watch for to prevent dangerous behavior from turning deadly. vicky nguyen, bay area news. >>> tomorrow morning a slew of mini soccer players will descend on a concord park. but will that park be safe? the park shut down for hours today after another pipe bomb was discovered. it happened at newell

and they proved quite aggressive.re people that for years have proven they have no disregard for the life -- >> larry: no regard. >> no regard for the life of whales or the laws protecting the whales. this year they proved they have the same disregard for human life. >> larry: does it shock you, fiona, to see this? it would shock me. >> absolutely. i think when i grew up, i did think that it was a perfect world. just realizing humans, 6 billion of us, about to become 12 billion, there is a lot of bad things going on. a lot of mistreatment in animals. unfortunately we are heading towards a pretty scary situation with the population exploding and we need to conserve every wild animal we have. and that's why it's so important the sea shepherd is out there actually enforcing international conversation law. the u.n. should be doing it. navy should be doing. federal governments should be doing it. but they're not doing it. and so we are doing it. we're doing an extremely effective job for such a small organization. >> larry

we couldn't stop him from being aggressive. >> the border collie mix needed to learn to adjust to his new rule in the family after the arrival of baby sander. >>> we absolutely zoent want him to ever harm xander. obviously the baby comes first. >> down. >> good. now drop the leash. >> this dog trainer says people have to understand three things. >> understand the dog's temperament and be able to read the dog's body language and have the dog socialized correctly. >> owners need to know what makes their dogs tick. dogs need outlet's for their energy. owners should watch for dominant behavior from the dogs. >> dogs live in a pack structure and it needs to recognize that it is the lowe esest level of p at home. >> and the potential for one aggressive animal to set off the other. >> you need to recognize it and address the issue. he is desensitized to the kid. >> so far the training is working. calmer and less aggressive on track to becoming boy's best friend. >> i would like to see them become best friends. >> dog experts say it is critical to exercise their dog. every situation involving

it is true that metrosidius excelsior do have a aggressive root system and cause root damage but provided many benefits. she notes she appreciates trees. we all know i routinely come before you to emphasize the oxygen and storm water benefits, carbon dioxide uptake and carbon sequestration and i will emphasize again mature trees provide many greater benefits than do small trees so we would be at a 26-year deficit if this tree were removed and another small tree were planted in its place. in this case, the wide sidewalk does allow for a significant basin expansion. we could mine high the number of roots that would need be cut. again, we would hopefully reduce the likelihood of a future disruption or at least a near future disruption, and we would further the benefits of this mature, established tree. just one example based on the species and size the tree can intercept more than 1,100 gallons of storm water in one year and with san francisco's sewer system it's a significant benefit to the city. so we would urge you to uphold our denial, preserve this mature, established tree. while we're

exploit those breaks and break the line, tu of any species of tree not just for a tree with somewhat aggressive roots. i think it's important to not have degraded sewers out there whether or not there are tree roots involved and if the sewer was repaired, then -- and upgraded, then it would be very, very unlikely this tree or any future tree would get into that sewer line. since i'm on the sewer, i wanted to address a comment made in the brief that described the design flaw. and i would just note at the d.p.w. hearing where ms. kantor testified because her house was set back and down, the sewer had an unusual design to it. and i think it angled and was also higher than usual. if i'm remembering correctly. so i believe the hearing officer's reference to that design flaw was based on her testimony that it was an old sewer and an old house and because of the hill and where the house was located, her sewer had some problems with the design. but again, i just want to emphasize if the sewer itself was not already degraded, there's no scientific evidence that shows tree roots can surround and impact a

the owners actually sees signs of aggression and ignore them or weren't even over able to sit read the signs. they don't spend enough spare time with their dogs. so really getting to know of their dogs and identifying it possible signs of aggression and dealing with them immediately rather than isolating them in the backyard or an area where they can become aggressive and hurt somebody. >> people need to be come friendly >> dogs on the least expensive with their owner can become protective and don't assume people know their dogs. i know from experience many people don't know their dogs. and don't assume that people can handle their dogs either. >> still ahead at 11 bp stock man might be on his way out. the giants tried to move ahead with their win. and in june initially tries to take the top movie spot from into from leonardo. >> we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. >> there were once rejected by the church because of their sexual orientation but today the lutheran church officially recognizes seven but openly gay pastor's pete. >> growing up in south d

but we don't dispute that mtrosidius ex-celsius causes sidewalk damage with aggressive roots and isn't one we recommend in many circumstances in san francisco and tend to reserve it for really harsh climate conditions which also have sandy soil so that helps a little bit. but i think from our perspective, really, the goal is to preserve the larger, mature trees because they provide more benefits to the city. commissioner hwang: ms. short, i'd like to hear replanting of more, not the baby trees but do you ever have replantings with more mature trees and is that an effective sort of alternative? >> we do. and generally, there is some evidence that younger trees will establish more quickly than larger trees when -- and the larger the tree, the more root system you need to be able to transplant so your transplant success, particularly if you're digging up a tree can go down the larger it is because you're less likely to get the full root system. having said that, planting larger boxed trees that have been grown in containers has been successful and we will often require it at our hearings

so really getting to know your dogs and identifying possible problems of aggression and dealing with them immediately either then isolating them in the backyard or in an area where they compete can become aggressive. >> even if someone tells you it's a friendly dog you know dogs on a leash is especially near their owners but they can become protective. so don't assume people know your dogs. don't assume that they can handle their dogs either. the >> coming up see u.s. and south korea sent a very clear message to north korea. also in soutthos coming up on kron 4 news. >> we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. military exercisers' continued in the c today >> it's a big ship intended to serve as a big message the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier george washington and picked his paid in the kickoff sunday between the united states and south korea. killed 46 sailors. the united states and says correa blames north korea for the attack. that nation's government blasted the war game. as shenyang observers watch and worry. >> it's going to see what happens as th

i talked about managing more aggressively. we took last year's budget, and some people thought that was great, but we manage the budget over the last number of months -- 11 months, and over $64 million we were able to carry ford from last year's budget to help us offset -- forward from last year's budget to help us offset that. that was $34 million more. $64 million in carryover funds. how did we do that? we reduced by $17.7 million. we had a strong hiring fees, where we actually had a team and my budget director -- to actually find out on every request the position. it did not make a lot of folks have been. i get it, but we needed to do that so we could nail the problem and save jobs. we did the math on that. have we not have a hiring freeze, we would have had an additional 193 layoffs. it is critical. it is essential. the budget should not be managed once a year. it needs to be managed once a day. we asked departments to make a media and budget cuts, not just some it budget cuts, but how many of those -- not just submit a bu

if you teach it to be aggressive, it will. it's like people that own a gun. if you own a gun, you don't let -- you have a lot of responsibility. >>> the east bay spca offers free spay and neutering for all pitbulls and pitbull mixes which could help mitigate their aggressiveness. they're one step further from making that practice mandatory. contact your local spca. bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a family is in mourning with the death of an 8-year-old girl tonight after a deadly fire in san jose. it started around 1:45 this morning at an apartment complex near the intersection of hamilton and meridian. they were not able to save a girl in the back bedroom from north carolina and just visiting san jose relatives. ten people were hurt. as many as except people were told to sleep somewhere else tonight. neighbors were told the situation was very intense. >> bad. i've never seen nothing like that in my life. bad. >> said, get out, get out! there's a fire. chaos everywhere. >>stveinigators are now trying to determine how that fir ve started. >>> two more fires br

those she sees are less aggressive. >> the number of pit bulls coming into the shelter has decreased by about 25% and that the number that we youth tphaoeuzed dropped by a third. >> reporter: she says that is thanks to a san francisco ordinance enacted four years ago which mandates pit bull and pit bull mixes be spayed and nutterred. it was passed after the death of a 12-year-old who was mauled to death in his home by his family pit bull that was not neutered. >> most incidents of serious injuries to humans have to do with unaltered dogs. >> reporter: the same year he died an 11-year-old was mauled by pit bulls in concord as he walked near his home. a pit bull bit an 8-year-old in the face while she was playing in her yard in santa rosa. more recently pit bulls roaming in golden gate park attacked three people on july 1st causing serious injury. experts point out the common thread, all of the attacks were by unneuterred pit bulls including today's death in concord. >> bell eupbda bellinda is the head of the officer that breeds pit bulls before making them available for adoption. most

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the two can trees or belong to their war aggression. from one country to the motherland can treat and of course there is a huge amount of anger anger that will follow all has channeled into art in march the rocky american turned his back into canvas for an ongoing project called and counting. observers watch as the law is scored with a borderless map of iraq surrounding the city's dots representing the deaths of iraqi civilians and american soldiers dots only seen under a black light and the reason. that invisible things is to call at times to how. they are is gone and marked a death count which includes his younger brother. how old was your. think that was before he about twenty maybe before he died. it was two thousand and four in the laws hometown city of kufa haji and fellow iraqi civilians were demonstrating against u.s. occupation when a u.s. predator drone dropped a missile i felt compelled to engage people in some. art to be to use raise awareness about what is going on says the media is not paying any attention. but last month

so aggressive. despite the debate it seems the one area bay sides do agree on is the importance of human rights in addressing the issue the right to freedom of speech. the right to choose what to believe and ultimately the right to have treatment provided to you if that's what you feel could save your life or right the whichever side he fall on is still to damaged far too many surf as a piano. investigators say poor security at our power plant in russia's south made it vulnerable to attack a gunman stormed the hydroelectric station. on wednesday leaving two guards dead and destroying two generators it's being reported the militant leader. was behind the storming of the north caucasus power plant the gang detonated four bombs the equivalent to more than ten kilos of t.n.t. this summer has seen a number of attacks in mumbai do you know about the area with more force than officers in june alone. or the side of america's worst terrorism attack could become an islamic center later in the program we ask p

s aggressive foreign policy. reports. democracy but only on our terms that seems to be the message coming from the powers that be in the u.k. capital as a peace camp is finally removed from the government's doorstep as dozens of bailiffs and police sweeps to clear out the campaign as london's mayor said the demonstrators were making a mess and stopping the public from enjoying parliament square but the protesters insist their crucial message is being muted primarily i would like to see the aggressive foreign policy its government has been pursuing for such a long till going back through many go. to see and. sobering stories. they've been resident in this focal spot in westminster since just before may's general election mainly calling for an end to the war in afghanistan but adopting other peace causes along the way i'm here mostly because i met something. about the rules of war which covers all wars and it showed me how easy within the law and expose to me how unlawful the government is and and then that trickles into al

it is because his team and all the good folks in my budget office got aggressive arms budget revenues. $80 million was new revenue. without that would be cut off. what city is fully funding universal health care? san francisco is fully fund universal health care in this budget. we got some enhancements. folks in this room know a lot about that. do not worry about it. $12 million in mental-health funds. a significant portion of the target was done for new revenue and not through cuts, so here are the cuts. i told you about some of itthe prop j. i will take that any day to a mental health cut, but that does not deny the fact that even with that we have to make tough choices, and in that budget there are some tough choices. our priority is residential drug treatment, and not only is it prioritized -- is substantially invested. if you work at progress -- it is substantially invested. the cuts we have heard about our $2.5 million less. there are no cuts to the residential program. we are working on investing in residence. i believe in residential. based upon a lot of research and analysis.

he tught it was aggression in animals. now he sixth in jail and accused of two felony charges. >> he says he never wants to own a dog agn. he remains here in the jail in martinez on $120,000 bail. teresa garcia, "abc 7 news." >> a man on his way home from work is murdered and right now, oakland police are looking for the killer. it happened early today in near the victim's home near east 15th street. terrify at the are is live at the oakland police department. do police know anything about a motive or shooter at this point? >> no suspect or motive. all we know that 53-year-old was found shot to death in front of his house. he had just gotten home from work. it follows five days from a shootingeath of a man in town for a job interview. he was killed and robbed for $17. >> it was about 1:30 in the morning, i heard a loud gunshot and screaming and yeing and then heard them banging on doors and then after that silence. >> he describes what h heard as he slept next door to where the victim was shot and killed on the sidewalk. >

she was very aggressive about that. we substantially put dollars back. these are just some of the programs. it is by no means an exclusive list. there are still cut off. -- cuts. we are looking forward to working with supervisor dufty on one of them. the problem is he calls about so many of those programs is so difficult, and he makes compelling arguments, so thank you. well-done. arts and culture, there are no cats. -- cuts. i am proud of that. one of the first places we cut, the board will go through with some of these, but we cut some of these programs completely. there are some changes to the museum. they are not surprising. new york is proposing to cut 25% of its budget for libraries, which is amazing, and here we are, and the commitment that went down, but we are still able to do this. we're halfway there. this year's budget will have a friend new branch libraries completed. two are brand new region will have eight brand-new libraries completed. -- this year's budget will have 8 brand new libraries completed. i want to thank you for are rarengaging

adopting then. >> we want to be sure that their behavior is good for the average adopter and not aggression problem, toward people or animals. >> and if they growl and don't bite the hand, she passes that. and good girl, in case she has something in her mouth, we get it out. and one more test, called the startle test and it startled hear but she came to me. and passed the handling test. >> for the mental exam i feel for lumps and bumps. and the ears and see if they are infected and look at the eyes and be sure they are clear and don't have cataracts and look at their teeth and heart. this is the first job that i feel i make a dvrngs. -- difference. and we may do 40 to 80 animals a day for treatments. and do blood work and skin scrapings and cultures to diagnose different diseases. and x-rays, i can take an animal that would be euthanized at a different shelter and fix it and get it ready for a home. >> we have a partnership and we let a professional groomer run a private business from our facility and in turn grooms our shelter animals. what is the big deal of that? when someone comes to ad

they'd say persnickety, passive-aggressive, punctual, and--and pernicious. okay, we'll look forward to all of that. i think you are the first guest on speaking freely who has also done space ghost. i am. i mean, i wouldn't know that, but i just was watching the space ghost marathon last night, and i did my space ghost so long ago, it's never even in the reruns. you know, i was struck by seeing that you seem to do things just 'cause it looks like fun. um, well, yeah, there's a lot of-- you know, a lot of that. i do things that i want to do, but then again, don't misunderstand. i don't get tons of offers to do things, so it's not like i'm passing up doing the next nicole kidman vehicle so that i can do space ghost, you know what i mean? like, it's--it's-- [laughs] which would be a tough call. i'm offered a lot of fun things, but it's not like i make hard decisions every day. i understand that david letterman was an early inspiration for you. yes, when the letterman show came on when i was in high school, i was motivated to set my sights on a career in comedy.

he thought it was aggression in animals. now he sixth in jail and accused of two felony charges. >> he says he never wants to own a dog again. he remains here in the jail in martinez on $120,000 bail. teresa garcia, "abc 7 news." >> a man on his way home from work is murdered and right now, oakland police are looking for the killer. it happened early today in near the victim's home near east 15th street. terrify at the are is live at the oakland police department. do police know anything about a motive or shooter at this point? >> no suspect or motive. all we know that 53-year-old was found shot to death in front of his house. he had just gotten home from work. it follows five days from a shooting death of a man in town for a job interview. he was killed and robbed for $17. >> it was about 1:30 in the morning, i heard a loud gunshot and screaming and yelling and then heard them banging on doors and then after that silence. >> he describes what he heard as he slept next door to where the victim was shot and killed on the side

so, they said they were very aggressive we the fire and were able to kind it down to 25 acres. the residents are okay but one firefighter is hurt. he suffered from smoke inhill explaition heat caution -- some inhalation but he will be okay. >> alan: a lot of people called 9-1-1 after they saw smoke on hyper37 -- highway 37. but it turned out to be a controlled burn. this is a picture of the flames 30 minutes ago, south of infineon raceway, fire crews set backfires to clear brush from a large field, far away from homes and structures. >> soccer games went on as planned at the concord park where a pipe bomb was found yesterday. leslie brinkly has more from newhall park where parents are still on edge. >> we feel safer. just here to play soccer. >> reporter: it wasn't a normal game day after three pipe bombs were found in this park this week. >> made us nervous coming here, but got our family eye side and told them what went on, and be aware of they're surroundings, and still a little apprehensive. >> walk in kind of -- yes. >> looking for anything suspicious. >> yes, yeah. >> rep

due to the dogs aggressive behavior, they will be tested for rabies. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: no one knew about the five pit bulls until one of them barked aggressively at a delivery man. >> my would little granddaughters were out riding their bikes. then a ups came he said i have a package to deliver to them but i'm not going to because they have a pit bull tied up with a rope. >> reporter: they con fist indicated several weapons from the home. in all of this neighbors tell us they are just stunned or shocked that there were even five dogs in that home. it wasn't recently that one of them was heard barking. >>> tonight six people are dead of a a greyhound bus crashed outside of fresno. it happened early this morning on highway 99. the bus was on its way to sacremento from los angeles. it hit and suv that over turned on the roadway. it slammed into a divide and went off a 15--foot embankment. >> people were screaming, it was nasty. >> i'm going to be -- getting ready to did i. it was just horrible, it was horrible. >> a driver and two passengers died along with the three people i

what is the aggression? there is no question china continues to seek additional sources of energy particularly across africa where their influence continues to grow. according to reports, china's oil consumption is expected to double over the next 25 years from 7.2 million barrels per day to 12.3 barrels per day in 2030. china's natural gas consumption is expected to triple in that period of time from two trillion cubic feet in 2006 to 6.8 trillion cubic feet in 2030. it is reported that in addition to fishing resources, the disputed areas contain oil and natural gas reserves. further, the islands are in china's pathway as their economy continues to expand. this may be why china ties seeking to cure their maritime territories to secure for their oil and natural gas exploration and to assist in their economic expansion. however, credible reports indicate that china has claimed lands beyond taiwan which points to china's intention of expanding its its expansion ng direct conflict with the interest of its areas

i agree that this particular type of tree sounds excessively aggressive. but if the problem isn't the -- that it broke through our invaded, it sounds like it's coming through in places -- in a please in your sewer line you're not willing to repair do you to cost. so i'm inclined to uphold the department's ruling. vice president goh: i'm going to make a motion to deny the appeal and uphold the department and see where we land. commissionter fung: commissioner's, may i last comment? one is i think before it creates a life of its own, i believe ms. short indicated 1% was something she heard, it was not a confirmed study. that's ok. i don't need a response to that. would we consider two smaller trees? commissioner garcia: and you remember we had a case where we're no longer able to require two for one, it would have to be something by -- commissionter fung: if volunteered by the appellant. commissioner garcia: i would consider that. i don't know the dimensions of the property, whether or not it was four or -- you mean two extremely large trees or two 36's or -

towards the children. >> i personally had never seen aggression on any of the dogs. my wife has seen it, but i've never actually seen it. >> still he admitted that a year ago one of the dogs killed the family's chihuahua and the biggest pit bull wasn't allowed near the kids but kept the dogs because the 13-year-old son wanted him to. >> keeping the dogs i never realized this kind of a thing would happen. maybe my love for the dogs blinded me. >> he says he was warned that doing an interview might put his life in danger, but decided to talk anyway. he says he believes he should be facing penalties and fines but not jail time. he's facing two felony charges for jacob's death. ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have more of today's jailhouse interview posted online. look for the bay area news tab at our home page www.ktvu.com. >>> oakland police are offering $10,000 reward in connection with this morning's fatal shooting from a man arriving home from work. 53-year-old was headed to his apartment at 1:30 this morning when someone shot and killed him. they say the motive is not c

one of which had shown signs of aggression in the past. despite the loss of his grandson he says he does not feel that he should be punished behind bars. from jail, hayashi says that no one knew his grandson had been attacked until after his body was found. >> my wife found our grandson in the garage, mauled. i don't know how long he was in the garage. if i were at home it wouldn't have happened. >> reporter: his grandson was mauled by one of the pit bulls kept in their home. hayash i ys one of the three pit bulls in the garage had shown aggression in the past by killing the family's chihuahua. but he did not feel the dogs were a danger to children. >> having the dogs is my fault. that is my burden that i will carry on for the rest of my life. even though the dogs did the mauling, it is my responsibility to keep this from happening. >> reporter: as to his five dogs, he signed paper work to put them down. >> of course i was upset. as soon as i saw the police officers give me the paper to sign for the dogs to get them euthanized. i did it ri

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they were aggressively behaving and they will be tested for rabies. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: neighborsay the family moved in a year ago but nobody knew about the pit bulls until recently when one barked aggressively at a mailman. >> my two kids were out riding the bike and the dog was barking and the ups man came and said "i have a package to deliver to them but i'm not going going to because they have a pit bull tied up with a rope," we brought our daughters in and said"no more bike riding today." >> we have learned some new information today about the family and the dogs. the 18-year-old who lives there, the suspect's son, was here at the concord police department when his dad was taken into custody. he tells cbs5 that his father was not home at the time when the dogs attacked, he was reportedly playing tennis. the 18-year-old also tells us that the kids of the family in the home there were actually scared of these dogs, dana, he tells us that the dogs were nice to the adults but the kids were actually scared of them. >> wow. all right. julia goodrich in concord. thank you. >>> well

we think that is an achievable but also very aggressive goal. some of the challenges we face are that for a number of years we have increasing numbers of people living with hiv and we have been able to maintain a steady state of the number of new infections from year-to-year. quite frankly we are a little worried that if things stay the same we are going to start to see increasing numbers of new infection so just to hold steady is going to be work for us. in the past there've been efforts to quite frankly set aggressive goals, cutting incidents in half. i think we went through serious process and are trying to be honest about what is achievable so i think by setting a goal of 25% is aggressive but realistic. i wish i could tell you we could set a gal of 50% or 75%. i just don't know how we could do that in the short-term but again we are setting goals for the next five years. now your question about housing, you know we travel the country. we have heard a lot about housing. when we talk about increasing access to care, optimizing health outcomes