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>> all city workers are disaster service workers and would be required to respond eye anin an emergency or disast. it involves going over the charter that requires that as well as some personal prepared this information. through the department of emergency management and human resources, there's a video. it is essentially a protocol of what your responsibilities would be in the event of an emergency or disaster. commissioner murphy: a refresher course? >> yes, very much so. that is part of the charter. depending on when the event happens, in terms of what actions you would take, the protocol, to call, and where to go. commissioner murphy: does it mean all employees of dbi would have to report somewhere? >> yes, with all departments, it staff would be designated as more essential personnel for pre-designated assignments. everybody will have a barrel and an assignment. commissioner lee: has there been a discussion about public information about these trainings or anything like that? when will we roll out public information? >> you mean in terms of public outrage? commissioner lee: right.

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when you get that first real warm up then that warm air aloft starts you get what's called anin versione now in place. the higher elevations are also very mild to warm. little cool for some but really a lot of 50s and low 60s. hardly any sea breeze at all. there's a little component of one. emphasis on very little west- southwest 7 at fairfield. system to the left of your screen will eventually move in by tomorrow. the high kind of wins out today. i say that because we could get a late breeze out of the west later on. but 60s to near 70s by the coast around the bay 70s and 80s and warm to very warm to hot inland. sunny nice to hot though patchy fog at best. afternoon breeze should kick in from the west-southwest later on. but not before we see lots of sunshine. 60s, 70s, 80s low to mid-9 0z. concord 91. pleasanton, livermore in there. redwood city low 90s morgan hill gill roy. 60s 70s on the coast. lots of sunshine today. fog will work its way back thursday. really comes back for a significant cool down friday, saturday. start to warm up again on sunday. >>> well, it's a race against mo

it is mainly along the coast fog-rolling anin.it is coming through overnight. that will impact temperatures along the coast. however, a nice warm up to our inland. 86 degrees in antioch. 83 in santa rosa but we are in for a warm-up details on that coming up in just a bit. stay with us. we will be back in just one bit. 3ç [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. ♪ it's ok that we're number four hund

here is one of the ideas anin " the wall street journal." the piece by neil king says that for months now the governor has told potential donors and potential higher ups he has no interest in running for the white house for 2012, but over the past two weeks political advisor say he has changed his tune on a possible presidential campaign. there is a lot more here in this piece. we will go through them for you. first call this morning on thought the president perry kidding -- ken mr. perry going into the presidential race. caller: i think we all need to focus on the last governor of texas who ran for president and became president unfortunately, and that will be a guide for the current governor of texas. host: what is your thinking in linking one with the other. they are to separate men, no? caller: it is true. i did not think too highly of president bush, and i do not think too highly of gov. perry. >host: let's go now to bobbie. caller: i am just a static here. ep, but thisa bad ra is great. he is a decorated air force pilot veteran. he is

triple digits inland. 96 anin morgan hill.s we go towards the weekend temperatures are going to be close to the average for this time of year. with next week, a warm up but not as warm as we are coming today. >>jacqueline: the danger of fire as the temperatures increase what could be ahead this summer. >> it did not take much longer for the hills around the sonoma iraq from lush green to that high yellow. remember that rainfall for the past couple of months? it was good for the drought conditions but bad for firefighters. according to the firefighters this grass might not have been as high if they did not get that much rain. sparking the growth of this grass. with this heat? the grass will continue to try out. >>pam: firefighters are battling a wildfire that is already burned feet square miles of grassland on the west the area near kern county oil field have a remote area. oil firefield structures have been destroyed. 5,068 a. started at 10:15 it is 20% contained. strong winds and the southwest have forced thousands to flee fr

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that is anin correct phrase. after the last recession in this comparable period, post- recession, we had lost 100,000 jobs. we've added more than 2 million jobs. >> reporter: but the position we're in still isn't pretty. the unemployment rate went up last week to 9.1% and the economy added just over 50,000 jobs in may. to put that into perspective, when the president hits the campaign trail again for his re- election effort, if he wants the unemployment rate down to a still-high 8%, the economy will start to add jobs at four times the current rate right now. >> the white house suggests we're still in the hangover phase of the 2008 financial crisis. i think the bigger question is the consequence of the white house policies itself right now. >> reporter: and president obama returns to his auto industry theme today. last week he was at a toledo ohio chrysler plant to tout the results of his 2009 bailout plan. over the weekend his weekly media address was on the same topic and today he's branching a sear -- granting

make sure that by inadvertently or innocently using the internet they're also anyputting themselves aninitional harm's way. i suppose the best way to guarantee that is to allow those communications to go through some central d.o.d. hub in theater and i think that is the way it is done. i do not know for sure. i would assume the internet communications that come from a wartime theater are pretty carefully looked at so the kind of things you're talking about are not a threat. if they become a threat, we obviously have to come up with new ways to protect our deployed forces. host: daniel gallington serve as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for territorial security from 2001 to 2003. front page of "the wall street journal" yesterday. illinois, ruth, you are next. caller: i ask you to consider this perspective. since 9/11, it seems like the obsession -- how contrary this is to what jesus teaches us. i wonder if making science fiction -- [inaudible] i wonder if we have to stop for a minute and think, are we celebrating the whole possibility of cyberspace war? in some way, are we too e

it was unwise and unnecessary to open up a third front anin yet another moslem nation. american homeland was not threatened. not one of the three criteria of the war powers act was met. there was no statutory authority. america was not under an imminent threat and had not been attacked. shortly after the first tomahawk missiles were launched into tripoli, i introduced a bill that was very simple that states that none of these funds shall be used to fund operations. so, yeah, when you say that we should not have a bias toward military action, that americans should come to a deliberate decision and ideally together when we go to war -- that has not taken place with this libya.ent's in thank you for your call. host: will the house be voting tomorrow? guest: the actual control of the floor and what comes to the floor principally is driven by the majority leader and it is my understanding that it will. it is always fluid up there. he put out a schedule and then things changed. -- you put out a schedule and then things change. the speaker can go right to the front of the line

a huge effort on the part of republicans and some democrats, mostly republicans, to make seniors,s anin its for raise the retirement age, or in some cases, privatize social security, all of which i think is unfair, a disaster, and not needed. social security today, despite a lot of the information out there, has a $2.60 trillion rplus, can pay out every benefit eligible, has not contributed one penny to the deficit, because it is paid for -- the table tax guest payroll tax. pay attention to what is going on in d.c. and stand with us and at least that seniors in nominal increase in their cola. host: the off-lead in "the washington times" -- guest: you don't need any more urgency. we want to be clear what is at stake here. what is at stake is that according to the secretary of the treasury, and whether he is right or not, i don't know -- in early august, for the first time in the history of our great nation, we may not pay our debts. there are people who say we want more money to spend. no, it is like you went out and bought a car, bought a home -- when you do that, you have got to pay, p

a huge effort on the part of republicans and some democrats, mostly republicans, to make seniors,s anin its for raise the retirement age, or in some cases, privatize social security, all of which i think is unfair, a disaster, and not needed. social security today, despite a lot of the information out there, has a $2.60 trillion surplus, can pay out every benefit eligible, has not contributed one penny to the deficit, because it is paid for -- the table tax guest payroll tax. pay attention to what is going on in d.c. and stand with us and at least that seniors in nominal increase in their cola. host: the off-lead in "the washington times" -- guest: you don't need any more urgency. we want to be clear what is at stake here. what is at stake is that according to the secretary of the treasury, and whether he is right or not, i don't know -- in early august, for the first time in the history of our great nation, we may not pay our debts. there are people who say we want more money to spend. no, it is like you went out and bought a car, bought a home -- when you do that, you have got to pay,

third, we think the united states has to be the best country in the world to manufacture anin. also, to serve as an export platform for the rest of the world. 95% of potential custome reside outside of the united states. host: back to calls. pennsylvania, ralph, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. how are you? why is it ok for companies to be so unionized and yet so against the workers to be unionized? guest: i think one of the great freedoms that we have in this country is the ability to form a union. the relationship between a company and its workers is really unique to each company. some companies or some work forces decide they do not want to unionize because they prefer the relationship that theyave with the management of the company. some decided that they want to unionize. some states have the right to allow individuals t decide not to join that union. those are all individual to states and companies. how do we ensure that the workers of this country are protected ainst policies that harm our ability to compete in the world and our ability as manufacturers to insure

is one of the ideas anin " the wall street journal." the piece by neil king says that for months now the governor has told potential donors and potential higher ups he has no interest in running for the white house for 2012, but over the past two weeks political advisor say he has changed h tune on a possible presidential campaign. there is a lot more here in this piece. we will go through them for you. first call this morning on thought the president perry kidding -- ken mr. perry going into the presidential race. caller: think we all need to focus on the last governor of texas who ran for president and became president unfortunately, and that will be a guide for the current governor ofexas. host: what is your thinking in linking one with the other. they are to separate men, no? caller: it is true. i did not think too highly of president bush, and i do not think too highly of gov. perry. >host: let's go now to bobbie. caller: i am just a static here. ep, but thisa bad ra is great. he is a decorated air force pilot veteran. he is extrao

anin the land of al franken we move the needle on a of it. there's countries that have been at this intersection before. in the late 1970's, the country was in big trouble, we were facing foreign security threats and a new president about to be sworn in walked out of the united states capitol. it was an overcast day in the early year of 1981. his name was ronald wilson rageen and as he took to the podium to take the oath of office, he remembered later in his ma'am aways that the clouds parted in a brief moment and he felt a ray of warmth hit the moment at the very moment he was being sworn in. he put his hand on his mother nell's bible and he laid his hand on the verse, second chronicles 7:14 which says this -- if my people who are called byy name will hum nl -- humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways then i will here from heaven forgive their sins and heal their land. that passage doesn't say if those people over there do something. it says if my people. the responsibility first comes to us. and so this is

in order to ensure that our tax dollars are put to good use anin the intelligence committee, would you agree that part of the committee's duties is to conduct quality oversight of that analysis? >> absolutely. as i stated, i think this is not just about keeping the committee informed. i think it is about a partnership. i know that is the trajectory on which lynn panetta -- leon panetta has the agency and that is what we want to continue to do. >> a hope that you will agree that on a case-by-case basis -- i hope you agree that on the case-by-cases, there are times when the committee needs the raw information to make a judgment on the accuracy of the product we are provided. on 9/11, the relationship between our intelligence committee -- community and the house and senate intelligence committees changed. it became much more transparent, a much more open line of communication, and we had a common goal. i believe that this committee should and has been notified as fully as possible on a very quick basis on anything that was significant, especially as it related to changes and threats. do y

make sure that by inadvertently or innocently using the internet they're also anyputting themselves anin additional harm's way. i suppose the best way to guarantee that is to allow those communications to go through some central d.o.d. hub in theater and i think that is the way it is done. i do not know for sure. i would assume the internet communications that come from a wartime theater are pretty carefully looked at so the kind of things you're talking about are not a threat. if they become a threat, we obviously have to come up with new ways to protect our deployed forces. host: daniel gallington serve as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for territorial security from 2001 to 2003. front page of "the wall street journal" yesterday. illinois, ruth, you are next. caller: i ask you to consider this perspective. since 9/11, it seems like the obsession -- how contrary this is to what jesus teaches us. i wonder if making science fiction -- [inaudible] i wonder if we have to stop for a minute and think, are we celebrating the whole possibility of cyberspace war? in some way, are we t