and several of his animals have been killed by lions. ecause of that, he often takes the animals into his house, which already has hardly any room. >> we respect and honor lions. when they come and attack our livestock, we don't say they've killed them but that they've taken them. we don't complain. lions take what they need and we accept that. >> in kafa it would be out of the question to drive lions away, let alone shoot them. we meet ibedagodo imamo, the area's spiritual leader. he's a descendant of the royal family of the former kingdom of kafa. people here listen to what he says. he invites us to a traditional coffee ceremony and to a talk about lions. >> here in kafa, people have lived with nature for generations. we respect all animals, but the lion is the king. here and in the entire country he symbolizes royalty. people see their old kings in him and honor him. that goes back many generations. when a lion dies, we treat him as if a person had died. >> ibedagodo takes us to a meadow behind the buildings. he tells us that, a few ye

people, cattle, and lions. l kenya knows what richard already knew. >> they told me that i'm a genius boy. >> as a reward, he's been given a scholarship to nairobi's most expensive private school. the moment when richard saw the light has really paid off. >> i have a feeling we will hear from richard again. now, if you knew there were plans afoot to take over the land you and your neighbors lived on to create fields for farming, what would you do? would you stay put and prepare for battle against the powerful industrial lobby? or would you agree as a group to sell the land and resettle the entire community somewhere else? for the achÉ indigenous people of paraguay, their homeland is composed of the last remaining parts of the once vast atlantic forest. bit by bit, it has had to give way to pastures, cropland, and urban centers. the question of what to do weighs heavily on this small community. ♪ [man singing] ♪ >> the song of the rainforest. [man singing] ♪ josÉ cuategui learned it when he was still a child, and

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. >> hermanton and jim and amber and michael lion and those are the remaining public comments i have. if anybody else has public comments, turn in your form. >> commissioners, my name is berry. i am a green party activist and i also work very closely with the group called single or pay now. i'm an advocate for single payer health care. the aca is an improvement, but it's a far cry from a truly universal health care system which we should enjoy. i'm a former small business owner. i owned and operated a business in san francisco from 1980 until 2005. and i'm outraged that we have a portion and i should say that i'm past president of my merchant association, one of the largest in the city. i'm outraged that a small portion of is taking advantage of the loophole and as in the hearing at city hall, there was a mention of cash flow management and i'm apolled to have a business and you pull 75 percent of everything you put into one of these accounts. that's not a sustainable business model. if only if are the reason you're listing getting sued because someone like my age or who is handicap o

thrilling spectacle of flying trapeze acts, tight rope walkers, a human cannonball, fire breathers and lion tamers. and then, just then when it seem ed as if things couldn't get any more exciting, the roust abouts set up the side show acts. the parade of human curiosities, the freak show. these were the real mysteries of the circus that children yearned to see, and yet that also haunted them later. bearded ladies, siamese twins, the living skeleton, the giantist anna swan, zip the pinhead, the lion-faced man. my friends, this show would certainly offend modern sensibilities. but it was wildly successful. as p.t. barnum put it, nobody ever lost a dollar by underestimating the taste of the american public. [laughter] the american public is still interested in side shows. that's why every day the mainstream media portrays the conservative movement as a side show. and they present a parade of horribles, candidates who are portrayed as uncaring about the needs of women and minority groups. politicians who are said to promote xenophobia and fear of immigrants. and rich old white men who are seemi

. >> hermanton and jim and amber and michael lion and those are the remaining public comments i have. if anybody else has public comments, turn in your form. >> commissioners, my name is berry. i am a green party activist and i also work very closely with the group called single or pay now. i'm an advocate for

according to the marine iag they admitted 562 see lions -- sea lions and seals. now the center reports an increase in rescues from santa cruz, montereys. the mammal center says rescues usually happen in may and june but this year they started much earlier in march possibly due to a downturn in the fish population. >>> the owners of california chrome have signed their first major sponsorship deal. shoe brand sketchers will be featured on everything. chrome will compete in belmont stakes on saturday. the deal also requires team members to wear sketchers brand in the winner circle if the horse wears the big race. the last triple crown winner was back in 1978. >>> it's 4:51. a u.s. soldier who has been held captive by the taliban has been freed. and the reason some of his fellow soldiers says he's no hero. >> and next growing waistlines are a growing challenge for california police agencies. the surprising requirement lacking for every police department in the state. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. the new owner of the philadelphia inquire is dea

lions at pier 39? well, wednesday afternoon droves of people flocked to the pier to take pictures, stare, point, and wavearly all of the sea lions are gone. normally dozens of them are lounging about on these docks, a blanket of stinky wonderfull sea lions all just flopping around on each other.. but now only this little guys remains... one sea lion.. one... just a hint of what should be. >>do you know where they went? >>well, yes, i do. apparently this is their mating season. the sea lions started swimming off a couple weeks ago. they usually head south.. possibly as far as the channel islands.. to breed and birth pups. the breeding season ends around mid july and the sea lions usually return here to pier 39 in late july or early august. a major fencing operation for stolen bikes has been shut down in marin county. the sheriff's department says a woman has been arrested. kron four's jeff bush has the latest. take a look at this133 stolen bicycles recovered by the marin county sheriff's problem oriented policing unit. the bikes were seized during a raid in two different locations in marin county. officer

he faces charges of disorderly conduct and criminal trespass. >>> you could miss sea lions at pier 39 sunbathing and barking and, you know, everyone taking pictures all the tourists there. >> but these days, they are missing. the docks are empty. there are even signs like this one posted at the pier asking, where have all the sea lions gone? the only wildlife in sight the birds. those who came to see the sea lions say they know where they are. >> came to see the sea lions and we hear they went south to mate so there's none here. i saw one earlier today. disappointed but nature has a way of interrupting things sometimes. >> well, before nature called, this is what tourists could expect to see at pier 39. every, single dock packed with sea lions. this is the first time they have all disappeared and they will probably be back. it depends on the season and the food supply. but it's always fun to go out and see them. >> a seal's got to do what a seal's got to do. >>> 4:56. a thief hurling bottles a clerk with a broom and one man is left standing. coming up at 5:00, see how it all ends. >>

lions at pier 39? well, wednesday afternoon droves of people flocked to the pier to take pictures, stare, point, and wave...even though nearly all of the sea lions are gone. normally dozens of these docks, a blanket of stinky wonderfull sea lions all just flopping around on each other.. >> reporter:but now only this little guys remains... >>one sea lion.. one... >> reporter:just a hint of what should be. >>do you know where they went? >> reporter:well, yes, i do. apparently this is their mating season. the sea lions started swimming off a couple weeks ago. they usually head south.. possibly as far as the channel islands.. to breed and birth pups. >> reporter:the breeding season ends around mid july and the sea lions usually return here to pier 39 in late july or early august. >> reporter: >> catherine: the case stems from two cases in which people were convicted based on an affirmation found near the search of mobile devices, privacy activists are delighted with this latest news. enforcement not so much. considering how much private information is on our phones and could be the right decision. millions o

lion suit? were they using fake film and stuff? t real? >> it's entirely possible that lion wasn't real. it's entirely possible the whole thing was staged, but the way the story was created, the way it played out and the way the online video portion of it was distributed you could only think, wow, this is really something different and special? >> if it's fake i would go shoot somebody. that would be -- how could you be so cruel to make that up is what i would say. i'm hoping it's real. let's put it that way. >> no need to worry. the video is real. but the true adventure of christian the lion was first told in a documentary that became the source of the viral video footage. the unlikely love story started in swinging london in 1969 when our two heroes, john rendall and ace burke went shopping at harrod's department store and bought a lion. >> so ace and i went up to the pet department there were two lions, little lioness and the cub that we subsequently called christian, and he was totally, totally irresistible. it was really a shoc

chefs, managers and lion cooks with a certificate of degree. >> we are on the hunt for good people. >> hailey is director of operations for the group which owns five popular restaurants. with another location set, she'll need 150 workers to staff it. >> i wake up and lay for half an hour and worry about where to find enough good people. what does the with respect need to do to attract good people. >> long-time critic says while the hos hitality workers have come back, other workers have not. >> you can't come in off the street and start cooking. the audience for the cooking is too sophisticated. >> it hasn't helped that local culinary and restaurant management schools are maxed out. the community college has 140 students enrolled. >> we can't produce enough. with a larger facility, more faculty, i'll be able to turn out more trained students and qualified staff. >> for tracy bryson, the shortage is a good thing. several job offers with six months in school. one restaurant was willing to offer higher wages. it paid for half of the classes that are taken. it pushed me to take the job. a

and then the sea lions, seals and sea turtles eat those animals and accumulate the toxins in their bodies. >> reporter: one reason why it's so attractive, is because they're shiny and often colorful. small pieces resemble plankton and pellets appear to be food for bird. >> these are all in the stomachs of bird. these birds are eating lighters. bottle caps like soda bottles. some kind of a plastic tube. chunk of plastic off of who knows what, toys, car parts who knows. >> some scientists say the public's perception of this plastic plague is how people used to look for global warming. it takes a long time for this ocean pollution to get the public's attention. now scientists say people see the problem too large they don't know what to do about it. >> everyone can help. make sure you don't leave anything on the beach. if you're on a boat, don't throw anything overboard. those steps can add up and help protect the ocean, the beaches and the marine life. >> reporter: there are bigger steps being taken including the development of corn based plastic products that decompose faster and more compl

red director reiskin rectangle we've been asked to plan another 3 feet so our rare wall and their rear wall lions if we made that further move we'll lose a bunch of 3 bedrooms we think the alignment is close enough sunlight will get in there and the 2 bedrooms is important for the district and project and then you see the elevators alienated to the south and not shade that project. this shows a 3 dimensional to be sensitive to they're open space. again another view this shows the original rendering and the next is the cut away highlighted no red and brought down between 20 and 10 feet on the side. 24 the other street from illinois. the next slide you can see how we've getting cut it away to reduce the impact of the project through neighborhood meetings at their requests. next slide. is i think jason is come back to conclude thank you. i'll be here for questions >> with the remaining two minutes i want to briefly go through what drove the ground floor action we've worked with the dog patch neighborhood association to drive the design and we've received their support. you see the streetscape to use

as of friday, the marine mammal center admitted 562 sea lions and seals this year. that is up to about 300 compared to last year. and rescues usually happen in may and june but this year they started much earlier in march. >>> it's 6:17. i want to check in with sal who is very busy today. monday morning. >> yeah just right off the bath. let's take a look at some things. southbound 680 this accident didn't happen quite so early but it's been there for a half hour to 40 minutes. ape it is backed up on 680. heading down toward the 580-680 interchange. by the way whatever is happening here on 205-580 is really terrible. we had a couple of minor things go on. but nothing to mean a delay of more than one hour driving between grant line and the 580- 680 interchange. we did have a major accident. sometimes they say we had a crash. but this morning we didn't. let's go to live pictures now. i want to show you the bay bridge. that is a 15-20 minute drive time into san francisco. we're also looking at the commute on san jose freeways. it's 6:19 let's go to steve. >> sal. >> yes

. >>> experts are worried a tough season for sea lions and seals could get worse. st friday. that is more than the 2 to 300 this time of year. many are sick and malnourished pups abandon due to a lack of food. they are concerned of new patients if an elneneo weather systems brings storms this fall. >>> last day of a pet adoption blitz in 100 bay area pet stores and shelters. the madies fund are hoping to find homes for 10,000 animals in 9 states. they set aside $10 million for the event. it will help pay for animals that need medical attention. >>> company is working with farmers to know stevia. -- grow stevia. china grows most of the world's stevea but the company -- stevia but the company hopes to change that. >> reporter: a field of dreams. >> the large majority of production is in china now and we hope to grow it in the u.s. >> reporter: in a pilot program, stevia first is enlisting california farmers to help meet a surging demand. >> california is the perfect place for growing stevia. california, central valley has agricultural exports that make it thrive. >> r

doesn't use dolphins or any of ah kwau ticket mammal for offensive purposes, they train dolphins and sea lionso do things like harbor searches for mines or suspicious divers. >> what is your response? a lot of people say we use dogs, police use dogs, so why dolphins? >> with due respect to the journalist who stated that. he only knows what he knows. what they told him. ho doesn't know what he doesn't know. so we have used dolphins in vietnam, in the persian gulf and not all of them returned from. >> why are they called advanced biological systems. >> there it is. consider the obvious. they don't call them dolphins they call them advanced biological weapons systems. duh. that's should tell the story right here. >> we have navy video of you at one of the navy test sites. >> you are holding up a do you understand? ♪ >> oh, boy. rick? >> that was off of key west in a marine sanctuary actually. it's called ship, shock testing. and the float that you see me hanging on. i held on to that for like 24 hours. i swam out to it, about seven miles from the sea plane that dropped me off. and hanging below t

lions go? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and barking to the del . >> well, you couldn't really miss them. the sea lions at pier 39 sunbathing and barking to the delight of tourists. >> but tonight, they are missing. the docks are empty. there are even signs like this like this one posted at the pier asking for all the sea lions have gone. the only wildlife in sight, the birds but those who came to check out the sea lions know where they are. >> we came to see the sea lions, we hear they went south to go mate so there are none here. i saw one earlier today. a little disappointed but nature has a way of interrupting things sometimes. >> that's right. you got to do what you got to do. before nature called, this is what tourists could expect to see at pier 39. every single dock packed with sea lions. this isn't the first time they have all vanished. they will probably be back. it just defends on the season and the food supply. >> and of course the mating you know how that goes. >> strangers in the night, exchanging glances ... >> oh, that is so romantic! >> it is! it is! [ laughter ] >> all ri

there's a mountain lion somewhere around here and i'm like oh, we gert get in. >> reporter: police started -- better get in. >> reporter: police started receiving the mountain lion sightings 20 hours earlier. finally at 32nd and x street the 70-pound juvenile male cat was cornered. police and fish and wildlife responded and used a tranquilizing gun to capture it. >> we get these calls every so often and show up and it's the house cat, the golden retriever, coyote even, but in this case it was a lion. >> reporter: the mountain lion ended up in this woman's backyard. >> i was thinking when they spotted it at 36th and r street, i thought damn, that cat could surely come here and get in my yard. it's the perfect spot. there's a lot of vegetation in there, a good hiding spot. >> reporter: the lieutenant tied up his paws. he said the mountain lion was not aggressive when he showed up. >> they're now in their so- called teenage years. they're getting weaned from the female. they have to make it on their own in the wild. >> reporter: an unusual sight for city dwellers, a mountain lion in the middl

. >> locals and tour its say a familiar sight along the water front is missing. this sea liononly one found lounging on the dobbs at pier 39 where you usually see dozens of them the mammals. >> he is from austin and i wanted to she her sea lions and there is only one. ama is it normally like? >> tons. tons of them. they are completely covered with sea lions. they are sunbathing and having a good time and having a party. >> biologists say you see this until the first week of august when many sea lions return from southern california after the breeding season ends. they look for more sun, right? >> they will see sun. this weekend. >> heat wave coming? >> air conditioning are humming inland by sunday. we will look at what is going on to the south, and one of my face book friends sent this. the reservoir is near morgan hill at 5 percent of capacity. looks like a desert. you should have a lot more water so that shows you how bad the route is. moving on, we will talk about what will happen as far as visibility. unless you are driving into the clouds, the lowest visibility is half mo

. >> and details on why a woman nearly climbed into the lion's cage at a zoo down south causing a big> and check out our accuweather and "action news" apps any time with our 6abc family of apps. they're all three at the apple and google app stores. i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup, 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. >> new this morning, a memphis tennessee zoo officially kicked a woman out after she climbed over a barrier to the kicked a woman out after she kept and tried to feed them cookies because lions of course are known to like cookies. the woman jumped over the barrier and started singing to the lions all in front of patrons. neither the woman nor the lions were hurt. the spokesperson says the woman will not be allowed back into the facility. >> probably not. they were new cookies. >> she may have a couple of issues, singing him a lullaby early in the morning. >>>

doesn't use dolphins or any of ah kwau ticket mammal for offensive purposes, they train dolphins and sea lionso do things like harbor searches for mines or suspicious divers. >> what is your response? a lot of people say we use dogs, police use dogs, so why dolphins? >> with due respect to the journalist who stated that. he only knows what he knows. what they told him. ho doesn't know what he doesn't know. so we have used dolphins in vietnam, in the persian gulf and not all of them returned from. >> why are they called advanced biological systems. >> there it is. consider the obvious. they don't call them dolphins they call them advanced biological weapons systems. duh. that's should tell the story right here. >> we have navy video of you at one of the navy test sites. >> you are holding up a do you understand? ♪ >> oh, boy. rick? >> that was off of key west in a marine sanctuary actually. it's called ship, shock testing. and the float that you see me hanging on. i held on to that for like 24 hours. i swam out to it, about seven miles from the sea plane that dropped me off. and hanging below t

. >> coyotes and mountain lions -- we are not worried about it. our dogs are bigger than the coyotes. >> reporter: the attack prompted pacifica police to put out a warning, watch small pets, don't feed wild animals, and remove water, pet food and garbage from outdoors. >> it's definitely concerning i think for any size dog or the people. >> reporter: in cathy's case, her dog saved the day chasing the coyote into the darkness. but smaller dogs living in these hills have not always been so lucky. so the coyotes drawn into these neighborhoods by all the deer running in and out of there looking for an easy lunch but apparently, not afraid to stray from the menu when they see other small animals. live in pacifica, brian webb, kpix 5. >>> new details on the mountain lion that caused a frenzy in mountain view last month. experts say the male cougar spent nine hours -- nine hours! -- hiding behind a hedge on the street. he was finally cornered in a locked garage and tranquilized. researchers had been tracking it with gps. they say data shows the animal app

lion reconstructive facial surgery. he recovered but lost his sense of smell. andt's how boy sea lions know when girl sea lions are ready to -- well, you know, make more pups. >> he wouldn't have an interest in breeding because he wouldn't recommend that the females are "in season." >> reporter: apparently he figured it out. little pebbles is packing the place and suddenly, mom gives pebbles her first swim lesson. >> there she goes! she did it! [ laughter ] [ sea lions bark ] >> reporter: that crowd goes wild. >> very cute. so cute. >> reporter: the park says, pebbles weighs 15 pounds now and may start swimming on her own any day now. folks here are celebrating sarge an animal that was once so close to death now bringing new life into the world. at six flags discovery kingdom, don ford, kpix 5. >> if you want to see pebbles, the park brings her out to the public 7 days a week. >> father's day a couple of days later. >> a ladies' man. >> good for good old sarge. >>> you know, our weather is so sensitive, yesterday no onshore flow, almost 80 in san francisco. now tod

and we love chex! that big cat was captured a weeks ago. ing: >>> you don't usually see this in mountain view a mountain lion and a big one.was captured a couple of weeks ago and now we are learning it was apparently waiting to pounce for hours. andria borba shows us. >> reporter: remember this scene on may 6? a massive mountain lion cornered at an apartment complex in mountain view. well, it turns out the mountain lion known as 46m took quite the magical mystery tour through the south bay before meeting with the business end of a tranquilize gun. >> crazy how it made it over here. >> reporter: after wandering out of the santa cruz mountains, 46m strolled through countless backyards, went traipsing around egan junior high in los altos, took a trip to target in mountain view before finally ending up here at the corner of california and rangesdorf. according to the tracking device on the cat, 46m hung out under this bush for 9 1/2 hours watching people and bikers and traffic. >> that's pretty scary though if you really think about it. i mean, with kids and everybody around, you know. >> could have ate or killed somebody. >>

and the levant. there were thousands armed with all sorts of wep lions, and that -- weapons, and that caused concern in the capital that this could be the beginning of a brutal sectarian war. on the other hand a spokesperson for the general military council for iraqi revolutionaries told al jazeera that his fighters will not lay down weapons until their calls are met. . >> while the fighters are represented by their spokesperson says they want to topple the regime, and their other goal is to achieve their goals. now those goals are fair representations for sunnis and end of the marginalisation of this community. when it comes to the i.s.i.l. goals, it is to establish an islamic calafat in this country. there's a clash of ideologies, because the spokesperson clearly said that we will not - we do not like to fight i.s.i.l. but i think a battle between the two could be in the making if or when both sides manage to succeed to topple the regime. two ideologies are different. the tribal fighters are made of different groups, including former members of the iraqi army and force with clear different ideolog

took about a half an hour to tranquilize the mountain lion and capture it.ll will be released into the wild. >>> goats are playing a role in helping clean up season francisco. the goats are chomping through vegetation that overtakes the site of the annual pink triangle installation. 50 goats will be on the hand to take the place of machinery and herb herbside. >> happen has reportedly team upped with the sport's world0s top athletes to test at the iwatch. they will tess the fitness capabilities in intense training environments. athletes include kobe bryant, a source with knowledge of the testing says appear invited him to the cupertino campus a number of times. several text sites have been saying the iwatch will be shown next fall. >> check out the power index on the world cup on our web site. get the latest scores, rankings, and world cup match insight. >>> let's get a check on the weather heading into the work week with frances dinglasan. >> good evening, everyone. cloudy and cool at the coast all day, as you can see with live doppler 7hd, and that's where

lion whisperer. because he's used to being up close and perm with the cats, he thought the lions should be outfitted with a go pro camera. check it out. it's mounted to the back of the big cat. what's amazing is she captures something for the first time, her first kill. >> oh. >> there you see the go pro strapped to her back, and she's like, i smell something out there in the grass lap. with the angle of the camera, her sister is up ahead. look at her shoulders creeping through that brush. she's determined. she has something on the scent. he says he uses love and nurture to establish relationships with these lions, but then she spots something. a lioness hunts easier because she doesn't have the main getting in the way. this is when nature overcomes nurture. be careful. watch closely. this goes fast. you see that? it was a small animal right in front of her, but you do get to see that she does capture it. this is part of the circle of life, and there you see the hoof of that animal. >> so fascinating to see how she uses the grass, how completely she blends in. >> this is when i would back off. >> my

lion end up here? a spokesperson for the department of fish and wildlife believes the cat could have taken any one of theseoutes to maybe's house, possibly from the american liver. >> they laid him on the river there. >> reporter: in the end, the mountain lion was captured. treated and released into the wild somewhere in the sierra mountains giving every pet owner on this block a little peace of mind, at least for now. >> >> you may remember a similar incident in the bay area in mountain view last month. a young cougar was found hiding under a car in a parking lot. wildlife officials say he was looking for neuter torrey when he got stuck. thanks to a tracking collar, they were able to determine that at one point, he hit behind a bush for more than nine hours. he was tranquilized and returned to the wild. >> >> according to the white house, 90 commercially grown crops in north america rely on honey bee pollennation. there is an effort to determine why honey bees, monarch butterflies and other pollen ators are dwindling. >> >> summer day number two, it was nice out there. let's check in with mark. >> day two

been a tremendous asset, and the scientists say it now, it's not just all the prove et cetera and reliage lions, now the -- prophets and religions, scientists are telling us now. >> how has that helped you? >> i have meditated for 20 years. my name is rush. you do more in less time. the more you expound on present moments, the greater the relationship with the world and level of happiness. the idea of meditating twice a day, when you slow down and operate from a still mind, meeting nothing attracts everything. the neediness of the world - it's the cause of suffering. the stillness is the cause of happiness. we want to give people a chance to use - thousands of years, people meditated and talked about it. it's not in the school systems when we have it in school systems, it's a success story. >> do you thaik it can be successful in kids. >> i motivate my kits every morning. that's what my question is - you would be surprised. you have a 13-year-old boy to sit and meditate. i don't know that i can do that to my 14-year-old. >> my daughter started at eight, the other at 10, one is 14 and one is 11.

. >> and status sea lion he has room to roam at pier 39. >> new video as amelia earhart heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> former senator howard baker asking a question about president nixon during water gate hearings. he died from complications of a stroke today. >> newest attraction on fisherman's wharf celebrated today honoring civil rights pioneer harvey milk. his nephew helped unveil an exhibit and reflected >> this was a prophetic vision he had we'd get to a day you'd have a major attraction having an lgbt rights activist, here. he looked great. >> the new mad yaum tousseau's is located where the san francisco wax museum operated for decades. >> well, locals and tourists say one of the family sites along the water front is missing these days. >> she wanted

there's another male lion, his brother who had access to the female lions and a pack leader could kill every cub that's not his, but it wasn't the case yesterday. the family looked very happy. >>> whew. >> maybe they can go on maury and find out. >> it is 4 minutes before 5:00. >> another black eye for target. customers stuck in long lines after another computer flitch. the details behind whether this one was hacker relate sphwhrd. >> an early morning fire forced seven people from their home. coming up the challenge red cross volunteers are having placing these people in a new home. ,,,,,,,,,,,, four people are displaced after an overnight fire in san francisco's outer mission. no word on the cause of the fire yet. >>> spinks is -- things can be replaced but people can't. >> a wild fire in central california grows. >> we now have a balanced budget, the pension and pay off other debt. >>> california law makers beat the budget deadline with a $108 billion plan last night. >> in a big corporation they can get a handle on it. that's scary to me especially debit cards. >> long lines and fru

of sustainable transmission we came together to have a pro transit budget on the cap and trade we've received a lion's share at the $630 million for high speed rail intercity and sustainable projects and affordable housing we'll track and support in package and hope the mayors signature are good news for san francisco and our state that concludes my remarks if no comments interest the commission well open up for public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. item 4 this is a director's report and informational item >> hi lift ev'ry voice and sing i didn't chang. i'm pleased to be here and my report is on our desk as well as the geary brt projects as supervisor avalos mentioned we saw some action on the local and state levels at the federal level we're hoping that the congress and the president will come together with sustained funding for the high trust fund to be completed by august. we've seen proposals from the house to perhaps redirect influenced the postal service to look at offshore profits from corporations, however, the most pro tem solution that is the battalion proposal from the senat

there's rattlesnakes and mountain lions at night and there's this heat. it's about 100 degrees out today, and after being out here five minutes you're suffering. imagine doing that for hours and being a small child. of course, the worst outcome you'll find in the cemeteries just north of here. let me show you what happens to the men, women and children who don't make it. now, at the cemetery there are hundreds of migrants buried there. students from baylor university are exhuming their bodies hoping to identify them. they do this trip every year to take out the bodies, but this year they say it's especially difficult because they find smaller bodies. >> what i'm terrified of is that we're going to start finding the bodies of all these children. they're going to be so many that can't make it. there are too many that aren't doing well as it is, but they can't do it. they get left behind if they can't keep up with the group. a 5-year-old can't keep up with the group walking through sand up to their knees in 100-degree temperatures. >> reporter: now, the bodi

said that country disintegrates and the lions are redrawn even if we are involved to stop that at best just sling it just like vietnam with the inevitable direction and since we have taken the troops out? unless we do is the 180 which we do not appear? >> the focus on the initial question what is in our interest the president identified hour immediate interest when he said one week ago it is not in those parts of iraq that was way off on the margins. this was in the heart of a very rich country talking about terrorist groups that have americans and europeans fighting alongside to make their harder to determine. there is the big issue a broader question which is the collapse of the ngo political structure when the turkish empire collapsed that affects not on the country is in the region but one of the closest allies of king jordan we have to move quickly and of the rest makes a difference if you don't stop isis. neil: we apprehended one of the key players killing our ambassador years after the fact. >> that is always good. to take a long time to read miranda rights era and to learn more

commanders and then soldiers who with all alone and in this area n the north of iraq was maybe one of the last strongholds of the iraqi army, the brigade are the lion'shey have not evaporated them and they are in towns and cities across the country and mainly sunni or disputed areas between kurds and arabs. it's the biggest base in the area known here as clay one. until a few days ago it was home to the 12th infantry division of iraq army and they fled on the same day he fell to sunni rebels and the group known as islamic state. we take a tour of what looks more like a ghost town than anything else. millions of dollars of u.s. equipment and some donated by washington reduced to wreckage. this is the command center. it's all burnt out. you can still really smell it. it's not clear who was behind the fire. some say soldiers destroyed as much as they could before running away and others blame looters and residents but they left in a hurry and left everything behind. and here is a registry and a manual of the special forces of bethra. this is a listing with all the names of soldiers and officers and their personal addresses. these are passport photos wit

how many people are tuning in and logging on to catch world cup fever. >> a sea lion invading the personal space of a in the in t. that story and more from around the world. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >> they're saying we don't want police or military, the rally cry for world cup protestors in brazil. the march intended to show outrage at the cost of staging the world cup. >> the calm after the storm, this twister, a fully formed funnel cloud touching down 12 miles out of romania. no significant damage reported out of that. >> eskimo kisses at the equator. charlie was swimming near a colony of see lions when this youngster swam up. >> what a street for that snorkeler. >> up next, the pro at the times in

firefighters were able to capture the snake and it's a reminder cattle snakes could be found in urban areas. >>> we are learning more about the movements of that mountain lioncaptured. wildlife officials says it aer -- and could not find its way out so it hid in a hedge near a busy street for hours as bikers and walkers passed by. the cougar was eventually cornered in a parking garage. it was hiding under a car. the animal was tranquilized and released back into the wild. >>> time is 5:47. hey sal, feeling like friday light? >> well, thank you for asking, dave. we our time to fix it. >>> onofres fridays in june we see atraffic in if a lot of peep are summer vacation. it didn't sr. prize me if it stays this way for a awhile. still about a 10-15 minute drive time into san francisco. so nothing major. but right now there is a backup there is the gold plaza. westbound 580. as you look at san jose the major freeways 101, 85, and 280 are still off to a very nice start. speaking about off to a very nice start. hello steve. >> thank you, sal, i appreciate that. sun out and temperatures will warm up pretty fast million a though -- pretty past although they are rathe

den and try to scrub the lion's teeth." milies of the three men stayed together during the long search for them. and during the funerals that followed once their bodies were found. the widow of one of the two white men, the widow of michael schwerner, she asked that michael schwerner be buried alongside james chaney. the rules of jim crow would not permit them from being buried next to each other. segregation even after death, segregation even in burial. so in death, james chaney was buried alone in mississippi. he was buried in a segregated cemetery. james chaney was buried high up on a hill on the outskirts of his hometown of meridian, mississippi. reports at the time said on their way to the memorial service for james chaney, the mourners passed through a gauntlet of local residents who came on the street to jeer at them and scream at them as they tried to go to his funeral. over the years we've become a country in which no one is willing to say out loud they were one of the people jeering and screaming that day, right? t