further be it resolved they send a copy of the resolution to the honorable dianne feinstein and barbara boxer united states senator and the nancy pelosi minority leader house of representatives and is housing. we have one presentation tonight from christine wong who will report on this. commissioners, i have a presentation so if you wouldn't mind moving to the right or left. >> good evening, commissioners i'd like to take this opportunity to provide an overview of the new comer pathways we've established in the district for a number of years and the system of supports and the work we've can you think in the last couple of months given the anticipated increase in the number of unaccompanied children in san francisco. okay first of all, san francisco unified school district k through 12 has 12 newcomer pathways at the emergency room level see chinese ed center those are set sites where students are there from 120 years and troigsdz to a site and mayor ed lee at the middle school there's is visitacion valley and 4 sites it's a new comer comprehensive site where students are in a shrlthsd program

. -- with barbara boxer. we're trying to get to the goal. i think there's absolutely this for the congress. there's still bipartisan legislation to reform the regulation of chemicals including toxic chemicals. everybody involved in that industry and consumer groups says there is a significant updating that needs to happen. i think we still have fact important opportunity. >> is boxer on board with advancing the bill? >> we just presented her a new redline. she's going to look at that with her staff in the next few weeks. i continue to be optimistic that we have a very bipartisan effort. barbara is the outlier on the democratic side. i am very optimistic. >> are halfway through the program. >> can you talk about how this will affect your state? -- how the health care law will affect your state? will you expand medicating your state? a lot of republican governors have decided to do that. where do you stand on the issue? >> what we need to focus on is fundamentally reforming medicaid. we talk about medicaid for the poor. it is a broken system.

have caltrain a lot of folks working to make that happen and particularly our federal senators barbara boxer and dianne feinstein and nancy pelosi has been a great champion of this project. we couldn't have done this without her. and i do want to acknowledge the u.s. department of transportation starting from secretary norman who's been that he beginning up to our secretary jonathan fox and a lot of support from our federal leaders to make sure this project happen it is on the ground project it is years of work from a lot of people in the city and county family i'm happy to ask you to join me in welcoming our mayor, mayor ed lee >> thank you edward reiskin and congratulations. i'm sdlltd to be here with our board president david chiu and i'm sure he's 4th of july which successor team a head and supervisor wiener the district supervisor where i live in that's good as well and you're right i know ed mentioned all the agencies that have been working together and the county the m t c and the liaison representative for caltrain thank you and the board but most important with this milestone i want

the list of big spenders, california's senators, according to the sun life foundation senator barbara boxer's office spent more than $1.2 million between april of 2013 and march of this year. her office point out that boxer represents the most populist state in the country and naturally costs more to serve more people. senator dianne feinstein was number two on the list having spent more than $1.1 million. now, keep in mind republicans are not far behind. gop senators marco rubio of florida and texas tea party favorite ted cruz were next on the list each spending about $3.1 million on their offices. >>> the "new york times" reports a russian gang of 20-something hackers has amassed the largest known collection of stolen internet credentials, $1.2 billion user names and password combinations and more than 500 million e-mail addresses. the security firm says the hacking ring is comprised of fewer than a dozen men based in the small city in south central russia. it appears they are using the confidential information to send spam on social networks at the request of other groups collecting fees f

democrat barbara boxer saying quote, i fully support the president's decision to act against these bar baric terrorists. and this from senator feinstein. i believe we confront them now or be forced to deal with a stronger enemy in the future. >> a familiar face visited face book today sh providing this video of a peace activist that joined facebook's cheryl sandberg for a live digital forum. she's crusaded for the rights of girls to attend school in her region of pakistan, surviving a gunshot wound to the head. >> the death of james brady has been ruled a homicide the medical examiner says the death was caused by injuries received after being shot 33 years ago during a botched assassination attempt against president reagan. brady survived but partially paralyzed the asassin was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the attempt. >> 11 eyes stadium celebrated another first today whf 49ers new home opened for public tours. 49ers tours are sold fought for the weekend. stadium tours feature a visit to team museum, and it costs $25 for adults. >> that looks slick. iet does. >> memory lo

ran against barbara boxer. >> host: 1992. >> guest: that's correct. 1992. >> host: he ran again in '94, did you? for the nominations each you know, i did not. the first time i ran, i knew nothing was going to happen. but it was 1986. and then the second time was 1992. that did go a lot better, but i did not win. >> host: bruce herschensohn, you are the author of this book, "obama's globe: a president's abandonment of u.s. allies around the world". >> guest: yes,. >> host: what is "obama's globe," what do you mean by that >> guest: i believe -- let me preface it by saying i believe. i believe to have foreign-policy as a nuisance. i think he loves the stuff that is domestic in nature. and when it comes to foreign policy where a president really can do what he wants, not really always do what he wants on domestic and economic policy. he has to have a congress that is for him, and if he does not he cannot. on foreign policy you can do what you want. is there you didn't know that which isn't saying anything terrifically negative. i remember they're wanted to do things. wanted to do foreign

here is senator barbara boxer from this number. >> we need to take action to protect families from then children, 150,000 asthma attacks, 300,000 heart attacks. john: may be climate change is real, but it has nothing to do with heart attacks. >> he said early on in the show that talking about carbon pollution, they should be talking about carbon dioxide and there's nothing in the atmosphere that allows them to be broken up into carbon and oxygen. they are trying to scare people. john: wouldn't it be good to reduce carbon dioxide in the air? >> absolutely not, we are only on this planet because we have carbon dioxide, we breathe it. it's absurd to consider it a pollutant. but it has given the epa the opportunity to run our lives. john: thank you, from the heartland institute. a think tank in the midwest. coming up, my next guest is that we can clean america's lakes and rivers without the epa. a better way to manage pollut john: i am critical of the green monster that the epa has become. but what else do we have courage without epa, wouldn't polluters pollute away? lakes and rivers would

democrat barbara boxer saying quote, i fully support the president's decision to act against these bar baric terrorists. and this from senator feinstein. i believe we confront them now or be forced to deal with a stronger enemy in the future. >> a familiar face visited face book today sh providing this video of a peace activist that joined facebook's cheryl sandberg for a live digital forum. she's crusaded for the rights of girls to attend school in her region of pakistan, surviving a gunshot wound to the head. >> the death of james brady has been ruled a homicide the medical examiner says the death was caused by injuries received after being shot 33 years ago during a botched assassination attempt against president reagan. brady survived but partially paralyzed the asassin was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the attempt. >> 11 eyes stadium celebrated another first today whf 49ers new home opened for public tours. 49ers tours are sold fought for the weekend. stadium tours feature a visit to team museum, and it costs $25 for adults. >> that looks slick. iet does. >> memory lo

i got the nomination, but ran against barbara boxer. >> in 1992. >> that's correct. >> but you ran again in 1994. for the nomination? >> no, i did not. i did not. the first time i ran and i knew nothing was going to happen, but it was 1986. >> you're the author of this book, "obama's globe" a president's abandonment of u.s.c allies around the world. he wanted to do foreign policy, and by god, he did. he did it magnificently, but most people who come in -- and president reagan loved foreign policy as well. those two really loved it. some of them sort the get stuck with t. and they realize toward the end of their administration, but take a guy like bill clinton, he came into office wanting a health care. that was his big pursuit and his wife -- in those called he called it hillary-care. but when he wanted to go into bosnia, when he went into kosovo, i don't think there was one member of congress that knew it. when he wanted to send the navy to haiti, he did it. one thing that everyone forgets, four days of bombardments of iraq to get rid of their wmd supplies. all of those things he can do

. >> reporter: some say they are planning a protest at senator barbara boxer's office and they promisethey will be back at the port again. >>> all right, 7:19. sal has been busy this morning as you mentioned. interstate 80 has been slow from the beginning of the commute, still slow sal? >> yeah it's still slow. that's because of a crash that happened before 6:00. it has blocked all lanes. that crash is gone but i'm showing you with the road sensors how red it is from richmond to the berkeley area. you can see for yourself. traffic is still slow as you drive into berkeley it's a 32 minute drive in all from the cardenas bridge to mcarthur. the accident was here, it's gone but for a while it blocked lanes before they moved it out of the way. the toll plaza has been moderate. there have been no major problems there. livermore valley again with the slow from the grant line road area into the main part of livermore and eventually into pleasanton. and in san jose we talked about 280 is slow at 17. i'll show you that 85 is slow into saratoga. >> thank you and a very good morning. not only low

i gave it a try and i ran -- i got the nomination, but i ran against barbara boxer in 1992. >> you ran again in '94, didn't you? >> no, i did not. the fest time i ran and i knew nothing was going to happen, but it was 1986. then the second time was 1992 and that did go a lot better, but i didn't win. >> bruce herschensohn, you're the author of this book "obama's globe." what do you mean by that? >> i believe, i don't know the man, i believe to him foreign policy is a nuisance. i think he loves the stuff that's domestic in nature. and when it comes to a foreign policy where a president can really do what he wants, he can't really do economic policy, he has to have a congress that's for him. if he doesn't, he can't do his stuff. but a foreign policy, you can do what you want as a president and i find that either he didn't know that when he came in, which isn't saying anything terrifically negative, most people don't even know this. every president in my lifetime that wanted to do things, other than nixon, he wanted to do foreign policy, and by god, he did. he did it magnificently. but mo

barbara boxer is upping all california universities to create a new position. it's called the independent advocate for victims of sexual assault. we're live here in berkeley, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:39. people in the north bay say -- some say they are afraid to go to sleep fearing another big earthquake. coming up at 8:00, the shelter that staffs red cross volunteers and how long they say these fears may last. >>> and getting ready to crack down even more on smoking. the outside areas of santa rosa where smokers, you may soon find it very hard to light up. >>> still not quite great on morning commutes as we look at highway 4. you can see it's slow coming over the hill to concord. we'll tell you about delay times. >>> i stepped outside. dave is right. it's clear in jack london square. it will be warming today. we'll show you how much. female announcer: through labor day at sleep train, get 36 months interest-free financing, plus big savings of up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfo

in the meantime senator barbara boxer is urging all universities to create a new position.ed the advocate for victims of sexual assaults. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:38. new this morning a man held his wife hostage in napa last night. he eventually let her go but then he killed himself. police were called to an apartment complex at central avenue. police got a call. the husband opened the door when she knocked. and then they 1:the white talk together husband inside. they were able to get the wife to leave the residence. >> ten minutes after the wife left the apartment, there was a second gunshot. now police spent hours trying to make contact with the husband when the swat team finally went inside the apartment, they found the man dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. his wife was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries but we don't know if she was shot. >>> a man is fight for his life after being shot in downtown san francisco. two terror exchanged gunfire. one man was hit and ever critically injured. anyone who witnessed the shootout is asked

. >> reporter: uc berkeley has presented their -- >> reporter: senator barbara boxer sent letters to heads of universities today. >>> a quick thinking patrolman is being credited for saveing the life of a 5-year-old boy. highway patrol officer art montillo was off duty and at a grocery store in redwood city last friday when he came across a woman who was hysterical because her son was choking. officer montillo raced to give him thrusts in the back and quickly threw out a grape. the 5-year-old is doing just fine. >>> he was crushed by debris and almost killed. in five minutes we hear from that napa teenager who barely survived after that accident. >>> a deadly accident has shut down lanes in a bay area freeway. the victim in a car beneath a big rig truck. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the su

all we talk about around here since barbara boxer became chairman of this committee is trying to resurrect, trying to make people believe the world is coming to an end. this is the 31st hearing this committee of five. talking about the whole committee on global warming since senator boxer came in as chairman and with each one, the polling data has declined. it started off with number one or number two issue. the last gallup poll said number 14 out of 15. i'd have to say i know oklahoma's global warming regulations are no friend of farmers. it is interesting the title of this hearing is farming, fishing, four street in hunting. you come to oklahoma and talk to farmers and they will tell you this is really a crisis in the middle right now. in fact, i will quote john buchanan, president of farm bureau. he told me yesterday, they will have a devastating effect of these regulations go into effect on the farmers of oklahoma. it will be our number one concern in number one issue. that is the oklahoma farm bureau speaking. let me express to the epa just announced regulation for existing plants. we

all we talk about around here since barbara boxer became chairman of this committee is trying to resurrect and make people believe that the world is coming to an end. this is the 31st hearing this committee has had, this committee, the whole committee on global warming since senator boxer came in as chairman and with each one the polling data has declined. i mean, it started off as the number one or number two issue. the last gallup poll said it was 14 out of 15. now, i have to say that i know oklahoma's global warming regulations are no friend to farmers. it's interesting that this -- the title of this hearing is farming, fishing, forestry and hunting. well, farming, you come to oklahoma and talk to a farmer, and they'll tell you that this is the really a crisis we are in the middle of considering all the regulations. in fact, i'm going to quote tom buchanan. he's president of the oklahoma farm bureau. he told me yesterday, this is his quote. they'll have a devastating effect if these regulations go into effect of the farmers in oklahoma. it will be our number one concern and issue that's

barbara boxer is the chair. david vitter is ranking member. >> good morning, everybody. this oversight hearing will examine the critically important steps that the obama administration is taking to address climate change by reducing carbon pollution. today we'll focus on the president's new proposal to reduce dangerous carbon pollution from the biggest source, power plants. just this last week when i welcomed the miners, it is my pleasure to welcome the moms clean air force. we're glad to see you here with the kids in tow. power plants account for nearly 40% of all pollution released in the air. currently there are no limits. the president's plan in my view is a win-win for the american people because by addressing climate change through carbon pollution reduction, we can cut many types of air pollutants that also threaten human health. climate change and rising temperatures will lead to increased ground level ozone and smog which could worsen respiratory illnesses like asthma, increased air pollutants from wildfires and more flood related deaths. when the president anno

hearing comes to order to have a very dear friend of mine, and my colleague to my right here, barbara boxer, giving some independent tests were. it's sort of a lofty thing to do. i mean, you don't have to answer any questions. you just say what you believe. you lay it on the line. we are all busy taking notes, and then you're gone out the door. it's a powerful position, but we tremendously welcome you. i love working with you on the intelligence committee, and i'm proud that you have come to the commerce committee and you are on. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and to the ranking member, to my friend and colleague, senator boxer, senator coats who does a great job on the intelligence committee, and other members who are here today. i had the privilege of meeting with the former mayor of newark, new jersey, who was a great mayor and is a great united states senator. it's good to see you. and, mr. chairman, a want to thank you for your support for many years on the senate intelligence committee and for the role you played so fairly finally. so thank you very much. member thing, members