add to the heritage the culture that makes san francisco the beautiful city that it is. th all the beautiful colors, all the beautiful races, all the beautiful tribes, thank you. our dancers represent the black feet, the die with a and others. alaska natives. thank you. thank you, dancers. thank you for being here. thank you for celebrating with us. how about a round of applause for our singers? san francisco sobriety drum. native american native project drums. thank you, thank you, you may be seated. thank you for standing one more time. how about a round of applause for our drums? san francisco friendship house sobriety drum and american native aids project singers. thank you. at this time as we go into recognizing our heroes, our local heroes, there are some individuals that are very deserving of being nominated and selected for this very high award and honor among our indian people and if gavin newsom, the mayor, is here, we certainly want to acknowledge him. so please let me know if -- when he does arivene. we will give him special due recognition and thank him and t

it is a beautiful city. i think this project maintains that. >> like a lot of the people here today, i think that edith alley is beautiful and quaint. i have seen the plans. the building and expansion matches the site. i think it would be a good addition to the neighborhood. i support this product. >> and judith shapiro, julia bernard, darla bernard. >> my name is to this shapiro -- in judith shapiro. i am a newcomer to san francisco. i move briefly to 30 edith when i first came here because i had no place to stay. i bought in the neighborhood on lombard street. anytime anybody moves to improve their home also improves the neighborhood. i think they have tried very hard to make this fit into the neighborhood. you cannot please everybody all of the time. you do the best that you can. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am here as a friend. i think the monster in the closet -- there are people are brown heard that have added to her buildings. they cannot add to the building. they have demonize this woman. she

entrance to a spectacular beautiful city.e entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves. >> this morning, everyone, and welcome to the 2010 s justice some of. there must be justice. i want to begin -- to the 2010 justice summit. there must be justice. i want to begin by welcoming you. i am a public defender here in san francisco, and i will be overseeing the first part of the program today. we are going to be talking about something is called ordinary in justice. if you look if the word, it says, an unjust act, and within the criminal justice system, there are a lot of fun just as if that occur. we just do not hear about them. -- a lot of unjust acts that occur. we have probably all heard there have been 150 human beings who have been exonerated after being sent to death row. that means 150 people in this country were tried and convicted and sentenced to death and then and sentenced to death and then exonerated face on mostly

cleaned up for the tourist season and everybody that comes to visit the city can see that it is a beautiful city. >> we all lot of volunteers better students like the academy of arts and the college. once the sea breeze canada started to cool off. it wasn't so bad. lot of blue skies out there we're going to seat similar days tomorrow. upper 90s, parts of the east they will be in the '80s like nt up. things will cool off next week back into the 80s. 87. >> can everybody will see its market (music) ?ç?çoÑoÑoÑo our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways to save including discounts of up to 40%, having that many customers shouldn't be a surprise. so ask a neighbor about state farm, then call an agent at 1-800-state-farm or go online. built with quality and backed with the best coverage in america including a 100,000 mile powertra

pretty cool the it's funny, i'm a native here and i often traverse this beautiful, beautiful city andind a cable car at a spop -- stoplight and i look and see one of the brake men saying give me the green light, give me the green light. then i look closer and realize the rider's having so much fun, it's such a vibe. it's not really a cable car, it's more of a cable bar. >> ♪ i'm ready to go right now ♪ ♪ i'm ready to go right now ♪ i'm ready to go right now ♪ a little bit faster ♪ a little bit slower ♪ i'm ready to go right now ♪ i'm ready to to right snow ♪ ♪ i'm ready to go right now ♪ i'm ready to go right snow ♪ ♪ i'm ready to go right now ♪ ready to go right now i'm ready to go right now ♪ ♪ [ringing bells] ♪ i'm ready to go right now ♪ ♪ i'm ready to go right now ♪ i'm ready to go right now ♪ i'm ready to go right now [applause] >> beam me up, scotty jim scotty from koit and the koit martini posse. wow, i'm so thirsty now. ladies and gentlemen, today this man's plans are to shuck -- chuck the whole quiet storm thing and make some noise. local sales manager of the quiet storm, kb

a big city and a beautiful city for many people beast two notions stand separately but spanish architects. know how to make them gel he was chief architect for barcelona designing its loop for the ninety ninety two olympics now cities across the world once your to create a vision of the future for them is frequently in russia consulting with the authorities who are developing the city of. paper it is moscow says it has everything to become a secure future now which this edition of spotlight to get. closer . and thank you very much for coming to our program thank you. first of all i want i have a quote when one of the interviews he gave to. couple of years ago he said the following quote i'm an architect with little interest in brilliant works i'm in favor of finding solutions to street interceptions that don't work well and quote so. how can he you one of the best known architects a professor of architecture and you say you're not you rather interested in. junctions than in architecture. and you know that. they're not crises that we have today in a war is barely them i think for for many

entrance to a spectacular beautiful city. it will be the entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves. >> welcome to district sf featuring district 8. district 8 is well known as one of the city's most beautiful and desirable areas the heart is castro street. dollar is much more to this district. the district includes the mission delores, duboce triangle. corona heights. upper market, eureka valley. noe valley. twin peek. diamond heights, glen park and the san jose gererro area. because it's such a large area we can only scratch the surface in our half-hour program. we will will introduce you to the beautiful attractions, vexing issues and unique plans for the future that make district 8 a special place to live, work and visit. >> i view district 8 as being a little like maybury in the castro it's gaybury. our neighborhoodses are tightly woven. there is a lot of connection of people and awareness of what's going on in the world and the state and locally. >> there are so many things about it. its beautiful. got great views

it will enable them to stay together at home in this beautiful city. because san francisco is a job center, it means that less homes will have to be built on the fringe of development. we will reduce greenhouse gas emissions. we can benefit the environment as a whole. this project is supported by city staff. the people that we pay provide us with non-biased opinions that are supposed to benefit the city as a whole. thank you for your time and i asked you to consider this. >> thank you. >> stephen. marsha. brian. francis. >> good evening, commissioners. i live a few doors down from the project site. i have lived there the past five years. i have walked down eidtdith street just about every day. the primary complaint i have heard here is one of bulk. i find those comments to be disingenuous. if you look at the profiles, the size of the building is faring much in keeping, regardless of the number of stories that are present, it is in keeping with the number -- size of the buildings that have been developed. this is the last small building on that side of

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a big city and a beautiful city for many people these two notions stand separately but spanish architect . knows how to make them gel he was chief architect for bus alone designing its loop for the ninety nine to two olympics now across the world once or north.

beautiful city. as you look out there south of market there is the ferry building right there.u see the fog, that's why they built the ballpark there. yeah. here's the bridge right here. the ballpark is right here. this is a slot where they get a lot of clearing. temperatures 7, 8 degrees warmer there than downtown san francisco. the ballpark, i was in the ballpark saturday night. it's a good place for a baseball park. when any first put that in, i was thinking that's crazy to put a ballpark downtown. high pressure is the story. it's weakening. as it weakens, the fog sort of steps it up a little bit and makes its play inland. that's why the temperatures trend down. the winds are out of the west. the real key in the forecast here will be slightly cooler in concord and in fremont and in san jose. 73 at noontime in concord. here is concord here just to get your bearings. that's clayton. mount diablo is right over the top. 73 degrees tomorrow at lunchtime in concord. up to 83. that's down. that's down 15 degrees from what we saw yesterday and the day before. temperatures trending d

for the two worst season and that everyone that comes to visit the city can see that it is a beautiful citylot of the volunteers were students that came to school like the academy of art and college. three years ago, a san francisco's mayor announced that he was going to clean up golden gate park by evicting the homeless who camped there, they lived there basically. now stanley roberts has revisited the park to check on progress. this is another edition of people behaving badly.. >> golden gate park is the gem of sanford says the were you may find children playing into our sitting reading maps. you'll also find some of san francisco's homeless population camped out or hiding in the bushes. despite the fact that back in july 2007 the mayor made a pledge that homeless should leave the golden gate park. on this day i paid another visit to the park looking for any progress. i searched from stanley street to ocean beach. near stanley street i notice personal belongings and empty beer bottles. under the highway and the way to build there is hamas per cent like a poetry and a shopping cart filled

looking out towards a beautiful city of san francisco, now we are just kind of roaming around looking at the bay waters where we still have a small craft advisory in effect but look at all the clear skies. there is mt. diablo in the east bay. you can see over the bay bridge we are now taking a bird's-eye view looking over san francisco where today's high was 67 degrees. we are veering out and looking towards the southern portion of our district where today's high temperatures were averaging anywhere between 8 and 10 degrees above normal. walnut creek at this hour at 94 degrees to the south gilroy in the low 90s. to the north sonoma at 92. 89 degrees, relative humidity is beginning to recover. it's a great night for baseball action. the giant playing host to the new york mets. tim lincecum on the mound for the good guys. make sure you wear a light jacket bit of a breeze out of the west. stratus developing at the coast. the north bay beaches playing tag with a little bit of light fog around dillon beach. for the most part otherwise sunset at 8:31. tomorrow warmer than today. 72 degrees

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the coit tower is one of the crown jewels of the city, known throughout the world for its beauty. as a united states senator and former payor of san francisco i once again welcome all of you to this celebration and thank you for recognizing the rich history of this beloved landmark. sincerely, senator dianne feinstein. as i said, i'm proud to be here again today. i'm already thinking they'll start tomorrow planning for the 100th anniversary in 2023 and maybe have a little more lead time. coit tower and pioneer park are symbols've the city's pride in the late 1800's. through the the city's history there are legends of civic pride and heroic deachtds the phoenix over the doorway represents several rebirths of san francisco, from the fires that destroyed it and the great earthquake of 1906. these disasters include many stories of heroic efforts of citizens to rebuild. one of the most famous volunteers was the knickerbocker five. legend has it that at the age of 15 lily saw a fireman struggling to pull a fire engine up a hill. she dropped her school books and joined to help. they invi

everyone that comes to visit the city can see that it is a beautiful city. wasn't as provo course the party it was a whole lot of volunteers do. many of those volunteers for students from the academy of arts. >> we will take a break honolulu back with more headlines in a moment as we go a reminder that there is a programming change that your kron4. we will begin in the c programming because the giants game will be on nbc. at 8:00 p.m. and then the intent to watch back to back up reserves of glass, extending, attend a special edition of the kron4 news and then dr.phil can be seen at 3:00 p.m.. here's a live look that said the golden gate bridge, to not forget today is the first date occurs close allowed to use as drugs. no more cash payments for the car pool lanes. one the story through the cash payments for the car pool lanes. one the story through the morning. we'll be right back. you are good to go. so, have you made your decision yet? yeah, i think so. this year, more than 27,000 children will be diagnosed with a life-threatening medical condition. their

united states, waint to congratulate san francisco and the mator and the officials of our city on this beautifulress comes into session again i will be sure to tell them of this wonderful day as a matter of public record of the pride we take in san francisco and of our people, our monuments, and of today, of coilt tower. thank you for allowing me to be part of this special event. >> all right. it's all right. only the speakev of the house of representatives could compete against this. so thanks again, speaker pelosi. and to everybody. how many fomings here are -- folks here are from out of town? and how many of this it's first time you've been up here? you have chosen wisely and picked an outstanding day. welcome. i want to thank obviously all of you for taking the tame -- time to be here and be part of this rather extraordinary day and i know we say that often. we tend, though, to only say it around the end of september and throughout the month of october when the weather actually cooperates. so it's appropriate and wise to do that. but this is an extraordinary moment because it marks an extrao

san francisco's old mint is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city. for the month of july the old mint is being illuminated by the presentation of traveling light. every weekend in july audiences will be able to walk through specially staged scenes in the vault and move upstairs for a series of dances in the ballrooms and upper courtyards. the director of cultural affairs met with the artistic director during the last rehearsal before opening night. >> 2011 will mark the 25th anniversary of the joe good performance group here in san francisco and this year they were recipients of a cultural equity program grant that allowed them to restage one of their most significant works. and, joe, what prompted you to restage this performance here at the old mint? >> well, i think we made a piece in this beautiful architectural gem about, kind of about the economy and the fact that everyone is struggling and what would it mean to travel into our future without our wealth, without our security blankets? i really wanted to stage it again so more people could see it

word leaked this month it'll be held in a beautiful, secluded ver mansion north of new york city. >> it is beautiful. 30 acres surround it and it overlooks the hudson river. >> reporter: there's plenty of curiosity about the elite guest list with reports it will include a listers from washington to hollywood. >> we've heard kate capshaw, steven spielberg, ted turner, barbara streisand. president obama has been invited. his press secretary, however, has said he will not attend. who knows if that will change? >> reporter: in pakistan this weekend secretary clinton, the mother of the bride, spoke to andrea mitchell. >> your message to all of the people out there waiting for that invitation. a-listers, b-listers. >> well, we love you all but this is her wedding. >> chelsea, the clinton's only child, has come a long way from the teenager who grew up in the white house. today she has an el gent poise and style and an impressive career as a hedge fund manager to match. a bride who knows who she is and what she wants on her big day. >> my daughter has really taken hold of it. she knows what s

san francisco's old mint is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city.he month of july the old mint is being illuminated by the presentation of traveling light. every weekend in july audiences will be able to walk through specially staged scenes in the vault and move upstairs for a series of dances in the ballrooms and upper courtyards. the director of cultural affairs met with the artistic director during the last rehearsal before opening night.

reiterate what all of us -- the spirit of extending hospitality the duvall has done in their beautiful city of boston. each of us felt extremely welcome. it has been a wonderful experience to be back up in the boston area's. thank you again and all of your staff. i know. i have seen all the volunteers and the hard work it goes into these meetings. they went beyond the call and it shows. thank you. [applause] so, we close out the meeting, we are calling to action -- this would be one of america's newest challenges. two of the biggest questions we face are how and when did we get to economic recovery? how we increase the standard of living for all of our citizens? these are not easy questions, but making sure that more of our citizens have an education beyond high school has to be part of the answer. both for economic recovery in the short term and a better standard of living in the long term. we need more high-quality graduates with college certificates and degrees, many more that we are on track to have over the next decade. some of the statistics that i am going to share with you is alarmi

it's amazing that inside such industrial setting they can produce isom city jackets and beautiful. process hasn't changed much over the past two hundred years or so how made by skilled local workers. this delightful building in the town was constructed as a church at the end of the nineteenth century during the soviet times it was close like thousands of others around the country this church here became government offices and it wasn't until ninety three that it became a museum. there are thousands of glass items here ranging from the eighteenth century onwards representing the history and development of the factories craftsmanship. there was a tradition of giving crystal artworks to their guests to town and also important and famous people in russia for example these crystal decorated with emblems of the soviet republics were presented. some time later a similar was given to the. cosmonaut yuri gagarin presented to the people of chile presented him with a beautiful was made in the shape of a soaring bird now this moss is on display at the space museum in star city and. piecing tog

san francisco's old mint is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city.

beautiful picture with you. this is emeryville, looking towards the city.ittle marine layer over the water areas but inland, especially to be quite warm today. in fact, nice warm weekend in store. we'll let jeff martinez give you more details coming up ahead. >> lots of folks trying to get rid of their debt. we know one woman who sold her truck to pay off auto loan only to find she still owed money at the bank. here is michael finney. >> nancy little and her son loved the dodge truck but monthly payments were a little too high. so they sold it paid off the bank loan and was happily rid of the debt. so they thought. >> they still want their money. >> here is what happened. when she sold the truck the buyer paid with this cashier's check. he is a used to it pay off the auto loan. everything was fine until three weeks later when wells fargo called. >> they sent the title back, they don't have the check. >> wells fargo it received a copy of the cashier's check but not the real thing. the bank cannot cash a copy. it said nancy still owed $8100 on her loan. her t

of the next few weeks we'll be visiting several of these historic wonderful cities and towns day out on a beautiful summer. use amount of moscow you can see the journey. to just say get over the centuries many fasting throughout the journey is a long way from the second full day today it's about a two hour drive when you along as you greeted by smooth house is surrounded by the forest and this mosque is skyscrapers bloom in the new capital of concrete and steel time traveling the treat of relaxation history and tradition. in the thirteen forties for centuries and it's more of a straight have been the greatest and largest religious and cultural center in the russian state it's a get away from the hustle and bustle of busy moscow and i think a great example of true russian life if you have time to come here. in the soviet times the time you speak. to commemorate revolutionary. it was returned to its original name in one thousand nine hundred one. which in greek means the main strait it's a magnificent century complex tons of bison surrogate. in the area surrounding the sands and the state and histori

, beautiful city and i think we should do a remote from there. >> yes, we're live in -- [ considered illegal. it's like a disorderly violation. >> it's unbelievable. eye-rolling. >> and the sigh that always comes after that. the eye-rolling and the sigh. >> this was started when somebody at the public meetings did the roll of the eyes and maybe they're talking about, about making it illegal. to roll one's eyes. >> they said it was an act in such unreasonable manner to alarm or disturb another or to invoke a breach of the peace. now we're going to legislate against human reactions? >> there might be a reason for legislating eye-rolling. there might be. take a look at what happens on our program a lot. >> we're going to be doing -- all right, guilty. i could not live in elmhurst, illinois. but i think this is ridiculous. first of all, those forums are there so people can express their feelings. >> it's actually incredibly silly. there's no way that could pass. >> i bet that wouldn't happen in -- [ bleep ]. austria. >> there was a big, i guess merger, you could say if a diplo

, frankly, making everyone straw miserable and ruining, in a lot of people's eyes, the beauty and grace of the city. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm executive director of the fisherman's wharf community benefit district. i would like to thank president chiu for all the work you have done on this initiative. we are in support of the amendments you are adding or proposing today. our district has many businesses that have entertainment licenses that run safe and effective businesses that allow people to have a great time when they are in san francisco, but we experienced firsthand over many years what happened with club suede and how numerous complaints and numerous filing of complaints happen, and yet, nothing was able to be done because of the restrictive way the entertainment commission's abilities were to act on it. it required us after the fatal shooting in february to pull together our communities, our neighborhoods, pulled together over 1000 signatures to as for the club to be permanently closed. also, our local businesses wrote letters and presented them to the entertainment commi

most beautiful city in the world, and it went to -- >> san francisco.lly a bit of a surprise for us. we were all sort of expecting paris to win. but what we found out was something across this poll, people are very into america right now. and san francisco obviously has so many things to celebrate. the hills, the cable cars, the water. it's just undeniably beautiful. >> it certainly is. now best family vacation spot, kind of combines a little history with the ability to go to some theme parks. >> absolutely, williamsburg, virginia. you know, again, we were sort of expecting disney world to win. williamsburg won. you've got the colonial williamsburg, it's an affordable place to go. you can see recreations, et cetera. $36 a ticket for an adult. which is about half the price of a normal theme park. and then you've got busch gardens, so some great roller coasters, bavarian beer halls. really fun destination for families. >> now when we go to national parks, i don't know if this is a surprise, yellowstone. >> this was not a surprise. i mean, it's the holdest

beautiful art. those are architecture at the time when city hall was built, san francisco had an enormous french populationtherefore building a palace in the art tradition is not unusual. >> jimmie was an incredible individual he knew that san francisco had to regain it's place in the world. he decided to have the tallest dome built in the united states. it's now stands 307 feet 6 inches from the ground 40 feet taller than the united states capital. >> you could spend days going around the building and finding something new. the embellishment, the carvings, it represents commerce, navigation, all of the things that san francisco is famous for. >> the wood you see in the board of supervisor's chambers is oak and all hand carved on site. interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman wh

. >> beautiful city but the traffic bad. we have a signal in the westbound section of 580.form as you head into dublin out of livermore. a report of a tour bus on the left side of the ride. west of 580 getting hurt now at the slowing. seminole not looking too bad, just a little gray. >> clouds are going to hang on today, and you notice our temperatures inland that should be in the upper 80s, only warming up to the low 80s at best outside livermore, san jose. san rafael today kind of a cool day. staying mild all the way through tuesday. we'll see some low-lying clouds inland just in time for the weekend. more news right after the break. twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. >>> police don't think the paroleie behind the 15-minute highway shootout acted alone. byron williams drove a truck loaded with ammunition and body armor more than 100 miles from his home in groveland to oakland. he is still in the hospital after officers shot him. investigators say they have an idea this is part of something bigger, but they're not ready to give out specifics. his mother said he was ang

this is picture of the city and police department of sunshine, san jose, beautiful right now and we saw very little fog well inland. that is beginning to bthe case for the entire weekend. so great san francisco weather. and maratho runners, it will be warming up later. redwood city, 76 degrees in san jose. alameda, 65. 62 in oakland, sunny skies, berkeley, as well. san rafael and northward, with a thul starting to clear. 63 in napa. low to mid-70s so a great day on the delta and all the way through the weekend. we'll start to se 90s. coastal clouding throu sunday, a very quiet weather pattern i'm showing you this because this system is moving off and allowing a warmer weather pattern moving over us and lots of fog the next couple of days. here is the forecast high, 91 in danville. 71 in sflnl with night and morning clouds returning. and menlo park, 76 degrees. 74 in san mateo. downtown san francisco, 66 degrees. beautiful afternoon in the north bay. temperatures will continue to warm through mendocino and inland areas where we'll see mid to upper 90s. morgan hill, 88 today low to mid 90