want to import what it is it is cheaper so to tony from india than type of regulations on the deal b. two is actually importing negatively. in the developing countries stricken on the included. right this is left tenant jerry join rawlings who had just overthrown his government. a government he had appointed a few years back after a coup d'etat. i the poor economy was again one of the reasons for the coup. in one thousand nine hundred eighty three j j rowlings asked for help from the i.m.f. which returned to ghana after eleven years of absence and has remained until today . in the following decades the economy thrived the annual average growth rate lies at five percent unemployment has declined and so has poverty which reached fifty one percent in one thousand nine hundred. twenty nine percent in two thousand and six. the good news does not stop there. it's. quite how much oil. we look at the four year old. the second opportunity being given to discomfort. goes back in the night two thousand and seven that news reports show that gone it made a world class oil discovery the true scope of t

for the past two years b. todd jones has been doing the impossible, killing two crucial federal law enforcement positions as acting director of the atf and u.s. attorney for the state of minnesota. i see anthony back there. it hasn't been easy. todd has his wife margaret and is a father not just any but four other children and a good one at that. we welcome anthony here today representing the family. b. todd jones has an impressive background that has him well prepared to lead the atf. at the university of minnesota he entered the u.s. marine corps where he served on active duty as judge advocate and infantry officer from 1983 until 1989. two years later he was called back to active duty during the first iraq war. in addition to his military career and having the rare distinction serving u.s. attorney andrew two different presidents b. todd jones has a strong record as the line prosecutor in the u.s. attorney's office and outstanding career in private practice. today we are here to consider his nomination to be

here's part two of anderson's exclusive interview with juror b-37. >> good evening, everyone. there's more, a lot more. more exclusive insight into how a six-woman jury in florida reached a not guilty verdict in the killing of trayvon martin. part two of my interview with juror b-37. she never served on a jury before and says she never wants to again. she also has plenty to say about the instructions that they were given. today in orlando, the attorney general eric holder spoke out against these stand your ground laws. >> by allowing and perhaps encouraging violent situations to escalate in public, such laws undermine public safety. it is our collective obligation. we must stand our ground to ensure -- [ applause ] ♪ we must stand our ground to ensure that our laws reduce violence and take a hard look at laws that contribute to more violence than they prevent. >> again, for all the sympathy that the juror appears to show for george zimmerman, she says the judge's instructions tied their hands. that's not all we said yesterday. we spoke for nearly an hour. we had planned to only

. >> john: i haven't seen someone expose someone like that since anderson tooked to juror b 37 two nightsat's quite the admission. >> that's the second time we heard that coming out of pennsylvania. >> john: they bragged in advance, but here they say it actually worked. >> it's difficult to measure but i think it's quite possible. that's the agenda. there is no--i mean, everyone knows that's what the agenda is. that's clearly why they proposed these laws. there is really no other reasons, frankly. there is no evidence that there is a problem here. that's why you saw the republicans attack, attack, attack the voting rights act. in section five. >> john: disenfranchiseed minority voters only seven cases of voter fraud out of 3 million votes cast in wisconsin during the 2004 election. that's a fraud rate of .0002%. more people are killed by tvs every year than vote illegally. karen, the scale is tilted in one direction. >> no doubt. it makes the supreme court decision even more heinous when we think about that. i'm on ruth bader ginsberg's side when she said it was just buildings in californ

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> part two of my interview with juror b 37 and no less revealing than part one. she never served on a jury before and never wants to again and has plenty to say about the instructions the jury was given, instructions she says guaranteed george zimmerman would go free and reminded self-defense doesn't retreat from danger if possible n. orlando attorney general addressing the naacp national convention spoke out against the stand your ground laws. >> by allowing and perhaps encouraging violent situations to escalate in public, such laws undermine public safety. it is our collective obligation. we must stand our ground. [ applause ] >> to ensure -- [ applause ] >> we must stand our ground to ensure that our laws reduce violence and take a hard look at laws that contribute to more violence than they prevent. >> now again, for all the sympathy that the juror appears to show for george zimmerman, juror b 37 says the judge's instructions tied their hands and that's not all she said. we spoke for nearly an hour with an unexpected interview. we planned only

standard with regard to the gasby actuary and looking at putting in a protection that says the b fund must be two thirds funded before anything can be considered for withdraw and maybe even to consider adding the timeline as well. that might be a more prudent safe guard that we really mean we want this safe guarded. we want it protected and limited in the future for whatever the city might need, and we understand that we talked about difficult budgetary times that would perhaps open the door to drawing on these sub funds earlier than sooner and that is basically what we're here to suggest today if there is time for further amendment that amendment be considered and that we have the opportunity to work with you on the wording so thank you very much again. we think that overall this is a very prudent amendment and that it should go forward. thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm so sorry. i have a question. you have an amendment? >> we are requesting further language in the safe guard prior to be fully funded -- >> what exactly is the language you're suggesting? >> we are suggesting that we consider putti

b. has two main guest houses the twelve foot tall toby house and the thirty foot high suite willie house also known as the world's biggest beagle as you can see in this video all rooms are outfitted with all of his handmade wooden dog art although sullivan is a fan of all kinds of dogs he said he chose to model his bed and breakfast after the beagle because it is the most politically correct breed around in his open april through october stressed out husband rejoice the next time your wife says she's sending you a dog house sit back and really. because that may not be such a bad thing after all. coming out they say it can't happen here but it is happening there what should an oil spill in alberta canada be telling us about the future of our own energy needs. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. we office in a lot of problem. because no one thought to drink no good school. no minutes when you feel sorry for. other local what's not enough five da

b. has two main guest houses the twelve foot tall toby house and the thirty foot high suite willie house also known as the world's biggest beagle as you can see in this video all rooms are outfitted with all of his handmade wooden dog art although sullivan is a fan of all kinds of dogs he said he chose to model his bed and breakfast after the beagle because it is the most politically correct breed around in his open april through october stressed out husband rejoice the next time your wife says to set a new dog house sit back and read. that may not be such a bad thing after all. coming out they said can't happen here but it is happening there what should an oil spill in alberta canada be telling us about the future of our own energy needs. talking about the same story doesn't make it news. no puff pieces to me tough question thank you. but. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard welcome to the big

when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two b big goa: help the gulf recover and learn from whatd so we could bear energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwer well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safe. our commitment has never been stronger. >> family doctors bowling about driving prices up new study says they could go up as much as20 percent that is the latest bad news for the health care law. thank you for joining the show. i am shocked at some of the numbers this is big a lot of physicians are selling out. >> it is predictive of the two-thirds of the 1 million doctors of 2014 will be salaried working for a health care system so they cannot affordto be in a solo practice so the ructure from the affordable care act is to the gene for repayment so they are starting up and doctors have to join them. >> of course, the ada you will stick with your

and b f e the two intelligence agencies in germany have been doing this sort of spying so i think the hypocrisy is quite astounding and will create a great deal of anger and questions rightly to how much the german government knew about what was going on. meanwhile the diplomatic fallout from the edward snowden saga continues while the american whistleblower awaits russia's decision on his asylum bid we take a look at what else is straining dialogue between the kremlin and the white ties that is just ahead. more than a decade on from the u.s. led invasion of iraq the country seeing and a normally high rate of birth defects health experts link this to the use of depleted uranium in military assaults in fallujah birth mutations are fourteen times more common than her after the second world war artie's lucy careful of explore the terrible health cost of the war in the city and the jaff. not just one hundred sixty kilometers south of baghdad the sacred shiite city is known for its holy shrines and is surrounded by one of the largest cemeteries in the world some of the heaviest fighting of

we're about to get a permit so let's move it from the roof to a ground floor to which d b i respond go ahead. there's two problems here. first, the 1976 soft story wood building is not up to current building codes for seismic sate. the technical engineer who has 50 years experience was to view the site. the drs. comment was no at&t was to be permitted on the roof without a complete seismic upgrade of the this. so in the absence of a service upgrade is a skeptic issue that was referred to in the previous hearing. the second problem although this application has been in the pipeline for 3 years until residents brought it to their attention both at&t and the city planning department overlooked that was identified as prone to flooding or was prone to flooding. so it appears prior to the june meeting at&t also waved it's magic one day over the department of public works. one day before the planning commission hearing stated this block is no longer prone to flooding. now should we ask the grand jury to look to d b w. why is potential flooding at this location an issue. contrary to at&t would have you believe w

b-plus. there are two reasons. we wanted to see the stock take a hike and it was on a hike. we were up from $14 when she took over. this is my problem. how will she make money moving forward. jonathan, you said they're innovative. not so great though. look at google is a huge innovative company, self-driving cars. what is yahoo! doing. i go to the homepage and see my horror scope. melissa: you don't like the horror scope? >> i wan something out of this. what is this, 1998? melissa: thiis money-making thing that is missing. that is what we're missing. the reason why you're in business is to make money. the show is called "money." addition play revenue down 12%. she does, okay? >> she has the vision. she has what all these other ceos have not had, the strategic vision. yes, design is a big part of it. yes acquisitions are a big part of it. think back for example, to the acquisition of pay pal by ebay. there was an acquisition that changed a whole company's profit metric. so acquisitions like tumblr, for example, those likely under mayer will pay major dividends. melissa: how d

. >> reporter: two days after the verdict, another juror, b-37, spoke to anderson cooper on cnn. >> imselves into. i think they both could have walked away. >> there were some things that the other jurors said that you wanted to respond to? >> b-37 used the word "we." i guess because we were on the jury together, she put us all as a group. and she made it sound like we walk by color. and that is not what i do. >> and that was something that a lot of people from the outside thought must have been the discussion in the deliberations, about race, about color. but that was not the case? >> it was not the case. >> reporter: in their first vote, b-37 told cnn three jurors wanted not guilty. one, wanted murder. second degree. and two wanted manslaughter. what was your first vote? >> my first vote was second degree murder? >> how did you go from in nine hours to feeling he was guilty of second degree murder to not guilty? >> in between the nine hours it was hard. a lot of us wanted to find something that we could connect to the law, because for myself, he is guilty. because -- the evidence sh

whole issue, when you describe an fbi forensic voice analyst, that says you can't determine and b, a battle of two mothers on the screen, this case as i was telling steve earlier, this is a textbook law school burden of proof case, kimberly, the state effectively tried to a deadlock a tie. >> two voice recognition experts. someone who know them would know best on that call, and then, of course, what is interesting too, george zimmerman's uncle took the stand, jorge, who plans to be a deputy sheriff in that area, takes the stand, says he's known george all of his life, and that he's concern that's his voice, without knowing the case or anything, he knew that was his nephew. and an emotional moment, first sign of emotion, he saw george zimmerman wipe away a tear. >> sure, truth is, this is a tragedy for both families. no doubt about it. the fact that george zimmerman finally showed emotion, a good thing for him. it humanized him to the jury so some extent. >> two from each side that say we know that was trayvon, and the defense calling two saying it will be george. >> you just -- you lose the effect

now the scandal is threatening virginia's top two republicans,b charges his lawyers are tryingtg to getut. >> if he denies the motion to dismiss we go to trial in october. you understand we look forward to going to trial. >> reporter: snyder isr: snyd charged with stealing

we have a situation where we have people who have been .aiting for nine months b e two nominees for the nlr been waiting for two years. cordray has been waiting for two years so it is a totally different world we live a was not the leader at that time but anyway -- that's what i said and this is how i feel now. different situation. are you concerned at all is by putting these in place that when the next president comes in, you will be able to create a situation where there is no need for any bipartisan cabinet where the fcc be stacked with republicans who are pro-campaign finance reform. it would make it difficult for any of the government to function? >> look at what is going on today rather than have some hypothetical for the future the president of united states cannot get the people to work for him that he wants. that is what we should focus on. it has gone so far, for the first time in the history of the country, you filibuster the secretary of defense? what used to happened is submitting six or seven questions. you now do a 1100. treasury.ecretary of let's talk about the problems

comcast and forty nine percent by general electric it certainly didn't happen when i was at m s n b c in two thousand and two when we all got terminated for doing journalism in the run up to the invasion of iraq there really isn't a place that's ready to have the deep pockets that rupert murdoch and news corp has to put on actual journalism the closest thing we have is a smash success and that sixty minutes mean sixty minutes has shown over the years you could bring in big ratings by doing actual journalism in an engaging way sixty minutes doesn't go after the you know the war machine the surveillance state but imagine if there was a network that was doing hard hitting investigative reporting and real new doing it with the engaging high production values of something like sixty minutes you'd have a huge audience it would be far vaster than the sliver that fox news has by narrow various i think that there are some real opportunities out there. we just ninety seconds here jeff i know the organization writes action dot org is involved or has has a position so i say on the snowden situation. wha

ratings agency downgrading egypt two b.ntinue to monitor the protest in egypt and we will bring you the very latest as we get it. cheryl: time for your "west coast minute." simi valley, california, was the scene of a horrific fireworks accident. 10,000 spectators were sitting in their seats with a platform of fireworks tipped over unexpectedly went off shooting into the crowd injuring 28 people. officials are investigating what caused the destination. some good news for bart riders. fans of the up and running as of 3:00 p.m. pacific time. they greet and essentially current contract after mediators intervened. 30,000 writers will have service. oregon is moving a step closer to offering free college tuition. a bill on the governor's desk one of the first of its kind allowing students to study for free but sonic contract with the state working like a credit card. they would have 24 years to pay back their loans in the program going to effect the earliest 2015. that is your "west coast minute." dennis: that is just kind of biza

b. kennedy and friends. also the two teens that perished in the tragedy at the airport. and not only family and friends here, but also in korea and china. i wanted to also alert everyone that the outside alliance music festival is coming in mid august, but one of the key changes and improvements for the contract for the outside alliance festival in golden gate park in my district has been a commitment from another planet entertainment to hire locally and they are conducting a major hiring job fair on july 13 this saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the san francisco county fair building in golden gate park on 9th avenue at lincoln. i wanted to say that my work with the recreation and park department and others have led to a number of community benefits besides hiring locally from the neighborhoods around the park that are the most impacted by the concert, the three-day concert, but also other benefits like supporting the smaller merchants and local businesses along the inner sunset or the inner richmond areas and the outer richmond areas around balboa around the fes

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whole issue, when you describe an fbi forensic voice analyst, that says you can't determine and b, a battle of two mothers on the screen, this case as i was telling steve earlier, this is a textbook law school burden of proof case, kimberly, the state effectively tried to a deadlock a tie. >> two voice recognition experts. someone who know them would know best on that call, and then, of course, what is interesting too, george zimmerman's uncle took the stand, jorge, who plans to be a deputy sheriff in that area, takes the stand, says he's known george all of his life, and that he's concern that's his voice, without knowing the case or anything, he knew that was his nephew. and an emotional moment, first sign of emotion, he saw george zimmerman wipe away a tear. >> sure, truth is, this is a tragedy for both families. no doubt about it. the fact that george zimmerman finally showed emotion, a good thing for him. it humanized him to the jury so some extent. >> two from each side that say we know that was trayvon, and the defense calling two saying it will be george. >> you just -- you lose the effect

so i would rather be two- for-one. - okay, a, b, or c? a, b, or c, though? - it's always c. - b. - it's b: 20 billion. - ding! - happy fourth of july, guys. first business continues right after this. it's a short trading week, but there are stocks you might want to go long on according to tim biggam. he's on the trading floor at cboe with us this morning. good morning, tim. - good morning, angie. - i'm starting with apple. i know a lot of people are long this stock already. they're holding on. what should they do with their apple positions? - i kind of like apple down here. certainly i am a value guy, and that $390 level, technically, has now held three times, and you're still looking at valuation of almost 8 on a forward pe - forget about the excess cash part of it - and yielding right around 3% at these levels. so, given the fact the market is trying to push to all-time highs but apple is really trading at almost recent lows here, i kind of like stocks like apple going forward. i think they will be relative out-performers here. if it can break through that

b nobody was hurt. the accident affected two light rail lines for several hours. >>> ready to roll now.y arriving in the bay area. you can sign up beginning today. and starting next month, stations in san francisco, san jose, and three peninsula cities will be part of the $7 million bike sharing program. the bay area air quality district will start the test program with 700 bikes at 70 stations. the network will eventually be expanded to include anothere1 3 bq(kes and 30 additionalxdh] locations. to sign up just go to bayareabikeshare.com.xd >>> well, a little summer breeze today. a bit of a cooldown. let's check in with meteorologist jeff ranieri. >oeyou got that right, guys. summer breeze pretty much taking over a lot of the bay area. marine area stretched from mendocino to salinas. a little drizzle getting picked up in thist( marine layer. that's up to about 2,000 feet. not only was it cooler at the coastline but also for some of the interior valleys. just 67 today in santa rosa. also 67 in mill valley and oakland at 67. very uniform air no matter where you went from the coastline t

>> yeah, that's part two of my interview, 15 minutes worth of the interview with juror b 37.ed a role, and i asked her about that. so you don't believe race played a role in this case? >> i don't think it did. i think if -- if there was another person spanish, white, asian, if they came in the same situation where trayvon was, i think george would have reacted the exact same way. >> two part two will include how difficult it was to reach a verdict and what happened in that jury room. >> looking forward to that. the jury consultant side thought he would have struck that jury. he was shocked she made the cut. >>> we take a look at the "out front out take." you may notice it's very hot today in the continental united states, lots of places in nevada, michigan, california. the heat wave expected to continue for the rest of the week. air conditioners are flying off shelves. elevators are shut down in timewarner center but as hot as it is, it's a far cry from the hottest temperature ever. death valley california three days over 130 degrees. one of the days hit 134 and recently pick

navy the obama administration specific strategy took an ugly turn this weekend when two a.v. eight b. harrier jets like the one seen here accidentally dropped four bombs just feet away from australia's great barrier reef now to be fair to the bombs were on armed and two are already diffused but let's be honest asian live naval exercises anywhere near a fragile ecosystem in a world heritage site is just a terrible terrible. and a very very ugly geraldo rivera the fox host posted this picture to his twitter account over the weekend along with a tweet that said seventy is the new fifty there are some things you just can't. thanks for all that was very very lovely. coming up detroit's economy is in shambles its streets are filled with crime its infrastructure is literally falling apart its public education system is failing miserably given all of this why would speaker of the house john boehner want the rest of america to follow in detroit's. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now

b. ♪ >>> engaged. married. and two years later, pregnant.y could not escape the worst of news in what should have been the best of times. the joy of the pregnancy was quickly eclipsed by tragedy. a nurse at this hospital killed herself after accidently putting through a prank call that revealed private details of kate's condition. kate was said to be devastated. >> of course she was still seriously ill, very hormonal, still hoping desperately that she was going to hold on to this pregnancy. to have the trauma and the tragedy of a suicide over what should have been the happiest announcement of their lives i think must have been truly awful. >> so kate left the hospital and soon returned perhaps not surprisingly to the comfort of home in bucklebury. christmas of that year, how different? >> they decided to spend christmas with her family so she could relax and put her feet up, which isn't something that happens in royal residence. >> but even christmas had its complications. when you're part of the world's most famous family, what do you get t

b. and d. and the f. even two intelligence agencies in germany have been doing this sort of spine so i think the hypocrisy is is quite astounding and it's a great deal of anger and questions rightly to how much the german government you know about what was going on. as a whistleblower himself awaiting russia's decision on whether to grant him temporary asylum snowden who exposed the u.s. global spy program as well as the secret surveillance operations of a number of european states holed up in the transit zone of a moscow airport for more than three weeks he needs the necessary paperwork from moscow to be able to travel to one of the latin american countries that have offered him asylum he's allowed to remain on russian soil the thirty year old had to agree not to release any more information that could harm the u.s. or he's now wanted for espionage swedish pirate party member amelia and his daughter believes that snowden was actually trying to strengthen democracy in his home. democracy is a form of governance bu

by means of a zoning administrator letter that permitted at&t to install a two antenna system following a permit issued by d b i. it was not until 17 that the board of supervisors passed the permit. therefore no public notification of the 2005 and 2006 building permit was ever issued and therefore no resident was able to appeal this 15 day deadline. the original establishment of the at&t equipment thus took place as it were under the cloak of night and 6 years after the original permit was issued that resident have been fooshd they're first opportunity to obtain. i don't think this should carry much consideration for this unfit location. please deny this permit to at&t >> next speaker >> hello supervisors. i'm ann and i live in mr. shay's district this is a preference 6 location under the city's guidelines. as such at&t is required to list and discuss all alternatives and explain why they're not feasible. this requirement is important perhaps in a situation like this one where is involves fire hazard issues and seismic issues. one alternative to provide the services at&t needs is completely absent from at&ts

b of a. >> bank of america was hit the hardest by the low rate environment. we know what happened in the last two weeks of june. there was incredible volatility as people wondered when ben b r bernanke and the feds would do. they had very low rates, didn't ever as much in interest revenue as previously. they had volatility in the fixed income trading side. they lost some money there where some of their peers faired better. >> could he turn the bank around, the c erkszeo does he h support? >> he built with executives and expertise turning around a big company into something that actually can be a profit machine. he hired a lot of people in the investment bank to do more deals with big corporations. he's putting more loan officers in the branchs even though they have fewer hoping when consumers start to borrow again, they will borrow with bank of america. >> thanks for spending part of your birthday with us tonight. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, why a big american company many invest tors own is the target of an influential short seller but first how the international markets closed today. >>> thr

b. amp r.t. strike? >> oh, yeah, i did. i left two hours to get myself two hours to get into the city and i'm not going to make it. >> reporter: we saw the chp very busy today catching carpool violators. in fact, it's really been nonstop. a carpool is three or more people but some solo drivers apparently willing to risk it and found themselves with a ticket and a fine starting at $381. we have counted at least two dozen chp stops since early this morning. carpool lanes turn into cash lanes at 10:00 a.m. they are still free and clear here. cal trans is keeping them carpool only for the time being due to the massive backups we're seeing. yes, it has caused some confusion, but it looks like a lot of drivers are figuring it out. if you are thinking about planning a trip to the bay bridge in the next hour or two, you may want to put off that trip. we're live in oakland today. kornell bernard, abc news. >>> that commute just got worse and worse as the morning wore on, especially for people who took a bus into san francisco. katie marzulo ha

. >>> and new york rep steve israel wants to know what all the fuss is b he said he became a king when his two daughters were born. >> and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. now for a look at the weather, bill karins is here. you became a king when your kids were born, right? >> of course. and a diaper changer. tropical depression number 4. breaking news out of the national hurricane center. this storm is far out in atlantic. this marks the beginning of the hurricane season. the peak of the season, when we can start getting the systems off the african coast. a little early in the season. typically august we start to watch this. this one has a long trek across the atlantic before it even comes close to any land areas. it doesn't look like it's going to become a big storm any time soon. about a week from now is when it will be somewhere possibly near the bahamas or maybe the dominican republic or somewhere off the east coast. we'll watch that for you. if it does get a name, it will be doran. the worst storms this morning are in oklahoma and arkansas. we have fantastic weather headi

b. of a if had terrible performance since two thousand j.p. morgan chase is a little bit better but even j.p. morgan chase feels in comparison to the smaller banks that have a more you know a simpler to understand more traditional business model so by teasing this implied government subsidy out forcing the market to fund these became us in a way where they clearly understand their money's at risk i think there's funding costs will go up significantly and that by itself will prate a tremendous pressure to downsize and break up i would like to see the market do it that i think it's very difficult for congress or even regulators to say you know your optimal size is one point five trillion or you should be more than x. percent of g.d.p. or it's arbitrary it's probably going to be game a bull in the market i think again if you if you miss the market the government subsidies are over with that they will they will find the market will find the optimal size of a sufficient size of these financial institutions that difficult to convince the market that

b. terminal one will be valve improved and fanned and the t two experience will be carried throughout the whole airport. we look for the lobby area to be improved. we're very pleased as well to be moving forward on a four-star hotel 4 hundred rooms the air train system has been designed to stop right in front of the a bordering area the same area where the hilton used to be. and this project will be completed in three to four years. i want to thank the staff for putting this together so quickly. and it insures a high-level of performance and thank you to the staff who helps to us make this large investment. and thank you as well to our labor partners bill knapp we have an outstanding relationship to insure that labor is continued on the big projects. we have an excellent partner with our strong supporter and here chief of staff is here >> good morning. i'm brian i'm the district chief for our congresswoman. we offered mr. bart's the opportunity to reschedule this but our congress woman says thank you, mayor lee we have to recognize this is the congress woman's great pleasure to represent

b were held today. organizers say it's important to get the careenings because two out of three people don't know their affected. afc pacific islanders are particularly susceptible. they got the word about the vaccine. >> young people are bringing in their families and spreading the word. the more people that understand that it is something they need to be screened for, the better off we will be. >> it is say to protect a individual for life. raising red flags about the violence in e vipt, the message these demonstrators are hoping to send to the world. twitter under pressure. several thousands signed a petition demanding that they make a change. and also a hollywood star that visited america's cup and hopped on a boat. >>> the world champion san francisco giants have a date with the president. they got to celebrate last year with a trip to the white house. president obama will honor the giants in a ceremony tomorrow to salute their second championship in three years. >>> and coming up, supportive shopping, how brides to be are getting a deal on dresses and helping fight cancer at the same time. just i

so here at the ferry building there are two gateses that run three primary lines. -- or four primary lines. there is gate b that runs a couple lines. that is here on the other side of the slanted door and you know it as gate b and next to sin bads is gate e and where these lines from them and if you can see from the picture it created a challenge for us. basically the two gates are either side of the -- or one of the gate it's sorry. it's over here by sinbads with the lagoon and that was a challenge for us for people to cue so we had very long lines at all of the gates and they had to fan out into the embarcadero roadway. vanna -- renee. can you turn it for me? i'm sorry. i printed that wrong. there you go. all right. so this is one of the lines that was for gate e. as you can it stretched coming from along the ferry buildings side, say the north side of the lagoon, if you could push it up rene a little bit, it went past pier 14. you will notice it's an extremely orderly line. people behaved very l they made themselves great coffee drinkers while waiting in line by judging by the garbage that we collected