she has a masters degree from george mason university and ba in political science and international studies from virginia tech. she's married with three sons. >> overnight there was a problem with another boeing triple 7. japan airlines says the flight returned to tokyo after a warning light flashed indicating fluid levels were low. passengers boarded another plane to san francisco that arrived safely in san francisco this morning. >> residents returned to their fire, smoke and water-damaged homes. today marks first time they'd been inside their apartments since a massive fire sunday morning. residents calling another man a hero. juan castro describes how he helped a mother in distress. >> she have a baby. so i took one with me. and i gave the baby to the police officer. >> month one can live if the building because it's red tagged. officials don't know if it will. >> as we've been reporting there are safety concerns. consumer reports partnered with 7 on your side to find out what safety measures are being taken. >> when it comes to laundry detergents courts found some do a better job but t

we are going to be left behind by other world class cities, people make choices where to live now, and ba how th can live in the city and how livable the city is and we need to be one of those cities that is incredibly livable for everyone and so i am going to definitely support that we have it come back to us at some point that we make it clear that we want a full funding build out that the mayor's task force knows that we are looking for that money and we try to allocate that money in our capitol funding as well. >> thank you. >> i want to thank everyone who came out and spoke today. >> i am in agreement with the vice chair and we would like to suggest that i recently came across the figures that walk san francisco put out that i thought were terrible and horrifying. and suggesting that we see an average of three people hit by cars every day, in this city. and that has worked out to about to what i understand, nine people so far just this year have been killed by people in cars. in this city. that works out to an average of 20 people per year killed by cars. in this city. and it seems t

around this season. >> and no, senator ba a cchus one of the leading authors. and senator bacchus said he sos a train wreck coming. it was done under the cover of night and changing the locks to cope republicans out and ignoring the will of the american people and inventing croisis, and it was a sham and nightmare in the beginning and now we are seeing it rolled out piece after piece. >> we have a minute left. leslie, you listen to all of that and you are shaking your head. what to you feel good about? >> you think hang in well and it will be okay, tell us why? >> i feel that way strongly married to a physician. we have problem with people rushing to the emergency room with individual and families. we need prevention and need them to have annual check ups and insured to have that. i am confident we'll not have this type of conversation in 5 or 6 years and a program this size hardless of who put it forth democrats or republicans would have these toips of bumps and need that tweaked over. >> and i hope you are right. and i hope that chris is wrong. i know we will

>> we have actives in bb and ba. we could try him in b.a. i'll go back and visit him. rubio. discussed your situation with the captain. he's approved you to go back but in unit b.a. so are you okay with that? >> i'll go anywhere. >> you don't think you're going to get assaulted -- >> i don't care anymore. we'll find out when we get there. you can house me wherever. whatever happens happens. ♪ >> for years the mexican mafia has been the largest and most powerful gang at bexar county. but now a new gang has emerged. born in san antonio and rapidly spreading both on the streets and in prisons and jails. they are called the tango orejones. >> at one point they were all together and then as the years progressed they eventually broke away and now they're at odds with each other. the orejones began as foot soldiers of the mexican mafia but in the late 1990s they split off to form their own gang, which today rejects the mafia's strict rules and structure. >> [ bleep ]. >> they're very loose. there's no constitution. there's no real process on getting in. you can literally be an orejo

a variance to split off the lot and at the time it had required a variance for the subdivision and that bas heard by the zoning administrator at the time mr. pass moore who is here this evening and i understand at the time he was inclined to deny the variance application and that application was withdrawn and there were no development proposals on the site until 2009 when this building permit application was submit and this seeks to have a five story, four unit building of the subject property and also to subdivide it however they have broken out the lot in this case does not trigger a variance and it triggered a variance for the frontage but they have widened it at the front so it will no longer trigger a variance requirement. >> the department reviewed this and it was presentsed with the history of development here, and also concerns about the pattern of development and the concerns that were expressed in 98 about this being a required open space. and we could not find any evidence of it being required or conditioned to be maintained as open space. in the project that was proposed was cod

joe murdock and terry ram ba. >> hello. my name is sam black. i have lived and worked here for over 20 years. i'm here to protest the sur l.a. table. it's not needed on this street. half of our stores are stocked with merchandise from gourmet. this area is with unique and small businesses. once you let a chain storen, in, part of the heart and soul will go away. first them come in with house wares and jewelry. if a san francisco retail needs to fill a vacancy would have an independent store. not a big box store that will drive a way the locals. i know you don't help a business that helped building the area for a hundred years. they promised to meet with me with our coexisting with our store being with the proposed location. i'm concerned that this is a beginning of a terrible relationship where big business trumps little business. i believe it will open the flood gates for big box retail. we want this to be main street san francisco. not main street u.s.a. >> next speaker? >> thank you president fong and commissioners, i'm raymond, manager of sur

. >> yeah, i think that's a perfect segue because i think roberto vargas and dr. ba tell -- roberto coordinates a really great coalition of community-based groups that hopefully can be a great partner with our puc rec and park and other departments. i did want to say that public utilities commission, radika mentioned, there is a strong focus on equity and social justice as a lens on how to look at implementation of projects. and i think this is -- this may be a perfect example to make sure that neighborhoods like the southeast neighborhoods from the mission to the bayview hunters point and other vis valley have strong drink tap stations. i also wanted to say on big themes, the issue of privatization of water was brought up, i think that's a really good one, whether it's the soda corporations or the bottled water companies, the advertising and marketing kind of from that end to even the lack of access to drink tap stations i think is a really important issue. on equity and maintenance of the drink tap stations and the existing water fountains, i think that's a rec/par

reid shumer and ba cchus and president obama realizes it is not going anywhere. republicans on the hill are preacting to it and saying it is a no go basically. and you mention the idea of august town hall. i love it when members go home. >> i am sure a lot of them don't feel great about it. and somebody is throw feet away from you and asking you a question, it changes the conversation a lot. dow think that the white white will consider something like that. >> they have in the past and some are to descriptive. you can get a we struck by a president and say oh, my gosh you are so great. and they are trying different things that produce an interview on the kindle and it is a special and they are trying new and different ways to roach the audience and they do a good job, a plus on the pr coined of thing. it is that the content is not getting us to where we get something done in congress. and the winnow on that is closing dramatically and there is not a love loss and gearing up for the huge fight over the debt and budget and it seems like the messages are meant to ant

. >> yeah, i think that's a perfect segue because i think roberto vargas and dr. ba tell -- roberto coordinates a really great coalition of community-based groups that hopefully can be a great partner with our puc rec and park and other departments. i did want to say that public utilities commission, radika mentioned, there is a strong focus on equity and social justice as a lens on how to look at implementation of projects. and i think this is -- this may be a perfect example to make sure that neighborhoods like the southeast neighborhoods from the mission to the

you can get a two-year degree and even if people get a ba aba and then get a certificate.cupationally oriented programs that are really part of the specific job. gerri: one of the things that they don't see from the outset of this to it is finishing the program and getting placed in an appropriate job. these programs tend to be specifically focused and we really don't get a lot of general skills. if you don't use those skills, just a little bit more than half get placed well. so if you don't do that, you don't get that much from this kind of traing. >> b1 are the institutions addressing those concerns? >> they are trying. things change. i mean, you know, we think they can do a better job of it. that they need t be put under pressure and there was a program of the deparent of labor called gainful employment that we a trying to evaluate eh program in each school to identify those programs of successful and the edcation and the placing of the students and that would be a way to get rid of those that are not fruitful. gerri: in the meantime, let's talk about what people are ge

plus - only four days and a of numbers stand between ba workers and another strike.e that may be keepg both bart and union leaders from reaching a deal. "shame, shame, shame." and a rowdy protest over two security measures - aimed at stopping violent attacks at oakland rallies. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., afternoon thunderstorms. thunderstorms in atlanta and st. louis as well. denver, thundershowers and a high of 89. seattle, clouds and sun. >>> new legal problems for san diego mayor bob filner. the city council voted last night to force filner to pay for the cost of defending a sexual harassment lawsuit. it was filed by his former communications director. she is one of eight women who accuse filner of unwanted sexual advances. the mayor is defying calls to resign, but filner says he will undergo two weeks of intensive therapy in august. >>> and a school district in arkansas is arming more than 20 teachers and other employees.

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. >> we can also tell you the spa as well as a sushi ba and a sushi restaurant next door will be closedoday because of that fire. >>> san jose police officer right now recovering this morning after a chase and a crash sends him to the hospital. this happened on saturday night. the officer spotted a wanted man driving near east santa klara street downtown. at some point both cars ended up jumping the curve. the patrol car slammed into a tree. the officer suffered a concussion and had some back pain now. the suspect ended up running off. the officers there did a house-to-house search but they could not find the suspect. >>> police in hayward looking for a man who they say shot a security guard at a crowded home depot. this all happened about 12:30 yesterday afternoon at the store on hesperian boulevard near southland mall. the gentleman was trying to leave the store with a cart full of tools he didn't pay for. the man reportedly took out a gun, shot one of the security officers and then pistol whipped the other one. both security guards are recovering in hospital this morning. >>> mid eas

. >> you get a hold of that and you call me ba and i'll go to work on your judgeship. you hang those on the wall, if they got to have a canal, we'll do it. this is one vote i cannot lose. charlie haddock told every republican if you vote against me, you're out of the republican party. he will get a solid vote. i got about 29. rogers from my own state and some of them have taking walks and some of them are going off, some of them will say, i had to get him. you just see what they got to have and let's get it. >> what do you think? >> classic. absolutely classic. imagine the majority leader of the senate as he was back in the 1950's, of course the president of the united states saying this is one vote i cannot lose. >> how many presidents in your experience you think will make that kind of conversation? >> it will be hard to think. >> can you imagine barack obama doing that? >> no. i can't. i may be inferior to him. >> is that good or bad? >> both. it came with l.b.j.'s personality. another large man who had fire in his eyes and he look at you and you're a junior senator

international as a capital advisor as well as capital management and analyzing funding and creating real estate securities. casey has a ba from harvard and ms in real estate from nyu. >> welcome. >> good afternoon, president fong. the item before you is a conditional use authorization to sfb a former retail restaurant at 16 west portal avenue. it's a french cafe and bakery with 7 other locations throughout the bay area. they serve breakfast and lunch from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. the existing tenant space measures approximately 2675 square feet. the 1 story commercial building is currently vacant but was previously occupied by a grocery store. to date the department has received approximately 150 letters in support of the project from neighborhood organizations. in addition, the department has received a survey conducted by the greater west portal neighborhood association with 200 respondents in support. the they have not received opposition. this concludes my presentation. i will be available for questions. thank you. >> thank you. project sponsor? >> good afternoon, president fong and members of the planning comm

. >> the boat was seized and headed from cue ba and north korea loaded with weapons found hidden underags of sugar. mae ley went along. >> twith each day, new alarming discoveries. inside the port of cologne heavily armed military troops stand guard acutely aware of the cargo on board the north korean vessel. >> they just opened up two containers removed from the ship today and you have to take a look at. this both containers are full of weaponry. there are inspectors inside each container taking a look at what the items are and trying to figure out obviously. >> for us it is important to finish this operation, wait for the united nations to come, and they will decide. panama is completely -- we have no experience in dealing with this kind of problem. >> reporter: right now what's happening is inspectors are inside each container. as you can see with their flashlights really taking a look at what they found. who knows what this is. i think it is anybody's guess at this point. it is pretty extraordinary that they found these two containers and as you can see, the top of the container is

ba is going to increase in value and at some point it's going to comel start in the neighborhood of 60 billion. there are a bunch of us who make the input on that. i'm actually at 70 billion. i think the first trade will be 100 billion. that will get you into the mid 30s yahoo! without a whole lot of trouble. you're adding ten percent to the internet user population each quarter in china. if you look at china what is really important is what does the government want to happen? it's pretty clear the government in china wants consumption to happen. how does consumption happen in china. e-commerce. alley ba ba has over a 50% share of e-commerce. you sit there and watch the grass grow. that's been a pretty good strategy so far. if marissa can turn things around, i think you have a stock with a 4 in front of it. >> larry, thanks for your time. i appreciate it. let's go to mike khouw here. we've been showing on your screen shots of the live web cast from the yahoo! conference call. mike khouw, larry mentioned the alley bab ba call, 60 billion in valuation. >>

chris is host of the power play and host of fox news.com, live. baucus with i did it and i am out of here, 0. (laughter) >> sorry, sorry. now we see the president in africa sending out a tweet, oh, guess what, it is going to be an extra year for the employers and you puts it as serving the dessert before the vegetable. >> people like free tough and don't like to pay for. it we know that. and in politics tis generally to be good politics to be the free stuff rather than the paying for. it paying for it guy, is a nerd and no one likes him. >> free stuff, we'll cover your preconditions. >> you get it all. >> and cover the people who don't have insurance and welcome to obama care. and the follow-upping mechanism and the stuff that is unpopular and employers will choose to dump their employees off of the health care. snishgs like 8 million. >> that's not going to be popular. we'll postpone that. let me pick a date. after the midterm election of 2014. that is a cynical take. >> are you suggesting that politics play a role in the timing. >> that's what i re

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the train was traveling from tucson to dallas, two locomotives and seven cars derailed. >> the deadline for bas- rh andartart and its unions to reach a contract deal is quickly approaching. the two sides are still worlds apart, and your commute could be impacted once again on august 4th. members of the transit union have made it clear that if there is no agreement reached by that date, they will go on strike once again and that it will be much we saw just a few weeks ago. we asked bart management about the possibility of using replacement workers if >> the president of the transit union says if bart does decide to bring in replacement workers in the event of a strike, she believes public safety will be at risk because those employees will be less experienced. current contract rules say bart cannot begin safety training until the union officially goes on strike. the time is 6:12 a.m.. here is a live look from the van ness ave. whatwh makesakour oumilymimilei backflipfls and anrtwhrtls.ls whatwh mlove, wa, rmth.thimilei here, retry thy . backflipfls and .mmmmmmok!oks whatwh mloveching!g!th.thimil

light, and keep an eye on the right side, because a woman is crossing the street and then all tof sof the sudden, bap, ba bap. >> that had something up and it caught the power line. >> right, the boon on the truck coming through the intersection caught the lines and dropped them out in front of the woman. you can hear somebody yelling "don't move." there were sparks flashing all around her. >>> things on this flight are awkward for the dude in the window seat. >> because the lady in the middle seat -- >> oh, no. >> to him is asleep on his lap. >> see how he handles the sleepy neighbor. >> this is like some musical tribute. >> this is a musil the new bund ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> usually when you book a flight, you don't want the middle seat, because it is the worst seat, right? on this flight it was the window seat. we are flying over the east coast and the guy you see making the really terrified looking face is steve cullum, and you will see why he looks so confused and terrified, because the lady in the middle seat next to him is asleep on his lap. >> that is my worst nightmare type stuff. that is awful. >> it happen

my friend and msnbc host, martin ba sure. and documently film maker jamie johnson. thank you all.l in" for this evening. the "rachel maddow show" begins right now. good evening, rachel. >>> good evening, chris. thank you. thanks to you at home for swr n joining us this hour. happy monday. happy royal new baby day. it's been exciting around here i have to say, to be around all the happy coverage of the royal family in britain getting a new baby boy. congratulations to them. mazel tov. continued good cheer for everybody who's psyched for them and for their new baby. it's a good day. good news. it's been fun to be around all this coverage today. at this point the baby is born and everybody is reportedly healthy and well. so it is not likely that there will be any updates further on this story tonight. if there are, i promise we will bring them to you. >>> plus a little later on in the show we're going to have some reporting on the one technical who gets to be king detail that is both fascinating and actually kind of newsy news about the new baby. we'll have that coming up a little la

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they're out on the streets, and we will continue to build those relationships as long as we have this in place. thank you. [applause] >> gino, you grteew up in the ba area. -- bay area. and what makes a person a gang member. >> we grew up in the city of ri. we are known for violence. i looked this as being of a gang. the term "gang" is manifested through the media,d law enforcement for nu it was more of a community. i did not go to school and meet somebody. i lived on this block and this is where my grandmother's house was, or i was born and raised. what people may see on tv was at my front door. te killing and the dope dealing. onedt ourselves. and tell us what to wear. someone could a school fight, and we may be at the mall, and see the person we h a fight with. the army and navy have their bar fights. i did not see this as being a game, or a community. up this may have been in a negative way. i did not have a stable household. are, where their father is dead. in their return, the block i to. up -- this is who i looked he had a notorious reputation. there was the violence and in return, we had the pros and cons for that. a lot of people would mes

and then have you people like limb ba and ann coulter rejoicing. think about what they are rejoicing about. they are rejoicing that somebody got acquitted of shooting and killing a teenager. if that is what they want to rally around and claim as a victory, okay. i used to look at old photos of lynchings back in the '30s, in the early 20th century and wondered to myself about the people standing around, what were they thinking? how could they be smiling, posing with this dead body? it was because at the time they thought, we won. that was a victory, that was a bad person, this person committed whatever offense, they looked at a white woman wrong, they touched a white woman, they did something in society considered to be reprehensible to them in their own southern culture. i used to wonder what kind of a person could that be. take that and transform it into the modern era. anyone who could rejoice in the death of a teenage, find that a glorious victory, it makes you see people in those pictures were actual people because it is possible to have that m

and it's been hi-jacked at some level on both sides by extremists,al al qadeas on one side and lebanese hess bathis has not been the and the other point i'd make is this is about a ten-year issue, and if we fail to think about it as a ten-year, regional issue, we could make some mistakes. >> what does that mean? you think that bashar al assad will be in power for ten years? >> no. no, no, i'm not making any predictions of how long he'll be there or not there. i'm suggesting to you that the underlying causes of the conflict, as i've just described them to you, will persist for ten years. >> so, would you rule out more? i know that now we are, the president has said, yes, well, aides have said, yes, we'll help with military assistance. would you rule out no-fly zones? would you rule out setting up sort of a refugee -- a refuge place in the north for rebels? >> you know, my rule is neither to rule in nor rule out. >> but to do. >> yeah, but to do, to provide options. i do three things. i provide options, i articulate the risk in achieving them, and i articulate the opportunity cost. that is to say

loose section seven 9 14 and ba. >> stephanie: louise in michigan is a woman for weiner.eneration with some people, they're just so -- like back in the old age or whatever. but everybody does it. even from you know, the kids does it. the people in their 40s and 60s. everybody does it. it is something that they do these days. >> hal: that's why steph is against it. it is a generational thing. i'm for it. she's against it. >> stephanie: i'm not against sexting. >> i know you've sexted. we've all been on the receiving end of them. >> stephanie: sorry. i must have been in the -- >> i have an update on domping. the dirty is against domping. they have a campaign against domping. because they have actually seen girls who domp and smell like crap after two years. they think it is ghetto and classless. >> well, i'm glad the dirty.com has drawn a line somewhere for god's sakes! >> stephanie: i'm learning all sorts of interesting things. >> sticky and stanky. that's what happens when you domp. >> stephanie: the mayor of san diego likes to put women in a headlock. >> this just in fro

and with mr. sarinno. jose ba ez who represented casy anthony and got her acquitted and chris sarinno, the legal trouble in which he may have found himself in connection with the case, he will join us with his scorecard in the trial and what he would do in this case whether or not george zimmerman's team shouldine think right now about putting george zimmerman on the stand. fox news alert in the growing unrest in egypt. the military there ared a 48 hour ultimatum for president morsi and opponents to figure out a resolution or the military will resolve the crisis. this as we are seeing massive protest in egypt biggest since president hosany was drin from power. we have chris, host of power play. chris, you in your power play piece today talk about the obama doctrine. we are watching it play out in egypt and syria and to an extent libya as well. it is a question of whether it is collapsing or failing or whether it is just in danger. define what you think it is and what we are seeing in the screen in egypt and elsewh

it and max ba cchus said it was a train wreck and harry reid said it was a mess.ast desperate effort to so if that works. >> lesly, kids ever influenced by the celebrities and they need young people to sign up. that is the funding base to subsiddize people with high risk and preexisting conditions. is this about convincing young people. i go to the emergency room and i am not worried about it. >> that is the problem and has been the problem. that was agreed upon by the left and right and decades agreed upon. we saw what it was doing to our economy. people say i don't need insurance and i will wait until i am critical and the bone sticking out of the my leg. and that is a huge problem. we are educating our young to a new way of thinking that is healthy not only for our bodies with preventative care. unfortunately, they look up to a lot of people as heros and role models more than they do politicians and like you and me and shannon and chris, all of us and they will listen. i met ca l penn that is a character he playing and not him. he worked in washington a year an

worked in the san francisco district attorney's office and the northern district of illinois and he received his ba from the university of california at berkeley where he graduated phi beta kappa. and thank yous jd for being here. please proceed. >> thank you, chairman derman -- other, senator cruz, and members. is aware i'm testifying today, but my statements are based on my own personal experience and knowledge and does not reflect the views of my office, the navy, or the department of defense. have beenast year, i assigned to serve as military defense counsel for individuals detained in guantanamo bay, cuba. are 160 six there remaining and i represent one of them. people often ask me if it is difficult representing a detainee in guantÁnamo and i am proud to live in a country where my commander-in-chief can order me to perform such challenging missions. my colleagues are patriots who love their country. we are caught -- we are talked a perform her duties with honor, courage, and commitment. i am here today doing my duty to talk to you about my indefinite detention in guantÁnamo bay. my client has

she recieved a jd from columbia law, and a ba in mathematics and computer science from cornell. she was a public defender in new orleans.she became direct or of the legal systems of technology, and developed new tools to enhance the performance of her fellow attorneys. a round of applause for these panelists. [applause] i am going to start off with an introduction, laying a framework about what is information activism, and why it is important for democracy. this is an excellent quote. this is thomas jefferson. it lays out two important things, i think. information is necessary, a necessary fuel for the democratic fire. the mechanism that was used for this in the founding period really was the separation of powers and in the bill of rights. the freedom of the press. it is the mechanism that allows information to be desseminated to the public. when we talk about what it means, all of these founding fathers were members of the press as well. the press at this time was not a corporate moneyed press. it was a political, vibrant, independent press. the constitution says freedom of the

this is cakate and william's ba. it's a modern era. you can certainly tell that from the media here. we really got a sense of that from the way they rehearse -- but that was choreographed. they want to show they're hands on. >> incredible. max foster at st. mary's hospital where we know the royal couple and the little baby prince has now officially left. we know that car is en rouroute kensington palace. let's go to kensington. matthew, we await the car, we await the arrival. >> yeah. remarkable scenes out there, wasn't it? really astonishing. what struck me was the amount of media out there. the life this prince has to look forward to. he will be absolutely documented, photographed, and videoed every step of the way. you mentioned there is an apartment in apartment 1a. it is the biggest inside. it is being renovated, apparently hundreds of thousands being spent. they will live in a small cottage on the grounds with the ultimate aim of moving into that apartment. they will do that when it's ready. they will have a very famous neighbor,

. >> getting here tock the leadership of prime minister netanyahu and a bas. owned former un ambassador to the un john bolton will talk about the new rounds of talks and what he believes our nation's role should be in this debate. >> president obama making a trip wednesday to capitol hill to meet with the congressional democrats in an attempt to shore up his economic plan. the national debt is $16 trillion. we are reducing the deficit at the fastest rate since world war ii. we need to talk about growth. we need to talk about how to build a better future. you can't just cut your way to growth. you need policy tols help an grow economy and reforms that put things in the right place for the long-term. nwe'll talk to julie and former advisor. and frank who is deputy to president bush. next secretary lew said the government will not sign government bills. and will not negotiate with republicans in the spending and raising debt limits. brad, sounds like negotiations are over. >> it is not only. the american people have had it up to their eyeballs with them cutting th

and slightly lower humidity. it's a little break from thee ba upper 80s and it's a little preak from tha breakfrom the hut temporarye one of my broken legs.eneg >> there you go. g >> thanks, gary. >> how about this, the red panda was back at the national zoo. he was released to his national habitat, and he escaped from his enclosure in june 24th andjune 2 found in adam's morgan. officials say rain weighed downn some of the trees and bamboos in his habitat and he used them to make his great escape. the branches have been trimmed back to make sure rusty doesn't escape depend. >>> how abouagain. >>> how about a snake in a car. mechanics found this baby in florida yesterday. it slithered its way in the side paneling of that car. the mechanics were able to takeo apart some of the car and get gt the snake out. the owner said the snake some hosomehowslipped out of the tral and into the panel. >> okay. >>> straight ahead on the news edge at 6:00. a grieving mother sharesshares memories of her daughter, a local reporter and photographer one year after his mysterious death in virginia. >>> it's an experience that wil go down

of guaranteed basic income for everyone under 21 years old and known bank account, and let people take their lives ba into their own hands. they will have the wherewithal that they can deal with this and if they do not d it, they will have to tal with friends and area neighbors and churches and in the community and they want to make their case. i think that is the better way to go. john: you wrote a book abo this. it is called "in our hands." his better bk is "in pusuit of happiness and better government." so you're telling methat the social workers, "the new york times" reporter will go on and say that you're going to let this woman's children starve? it's not their fault and we have a whole new progr. >> here's what you're going to have. you're going to have someone wo spends it up in the first two weeks and then they'd are going to say that gee, we don't have any money. you know, he has to go to the people the people and say that i really need help and then saying that there and let you down. we will introduce once again the kinds of human connections that are the only way to this. >> united's def

and then into the afternoon hours, temperatures inland ba the 90s. i mention tomorrow is the hottest day of the weekend. look at that 103. oakland maxes out of the mid-70. san jose 84. fremont 80 and downtown san fra6 8 degrees. still some patchy fog into the afternoon hours. your weekend always in view, cooling begins on sunday and a few extra high clouds by monday. >>> the warning was issued today, officials say low liver run off could force reduction. and even in sacramento valley. that means farmers and residenco cut back on water use in the summer or fall. >>> talking about a piece of history and now you can own an original list and why you have to dig deep to buy it . >>> the big plans in store where it is finally happening. >>> if you are on the go or away from your tv, you can watch ktvu live on your computer, get the app or go to www.ktvu.com. >>> san jose music in the park is back. tonight marks the 25th anniversary of the outdoors concert to entertain thousands of people. tonight's show are the special one time concert, this years organize