she's a resident of the house of berkley. she's volunteering with the o v cc through the ends of july. she learned yesterday all that remains on her path to senseship is one more step. i also like to thank our policy analyst attorney who is the supervisor and i neglected to acknowledge ms. marianne during the protocol item where she works with the police department to insure that everything t is committed with. i addressed the analyst recommended reductions to marry lee's reductions. mayor lee's occ contained no reductions and it contained the - under the city healthy and clean he ordinance any car 12 years or older must be retired. the board of supervisors proposed two cuts. first a $37,000 attrition cut to the chief investigator for 2014. i'm still in the process of filling that position. i clarified with the analyst a realistic timetable and the attritions cut was reduced to 16 thousand. the second proposed cut is $27,000 which would replace one of our vehicles. we only needed one car because each car has only 55 thousand

. >>> the summer concert series is coming to berkley. campaigns why officials believe this is just what the businesses need. >> reporter: june 9 marks the start of sundays where three blocks of from will shut down to cars from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. >> they can skate and skate board and grab a bite to eat. just relax. >> local bands and artists have been booked to play. speculative director says sundays is meant to boll sister business when you see berkley is in summer session. >> it's a gap between graduation and the summer tourism season. >> businesses aagree and welcome. >> i think everything is a good thing. >> over the summer with the students leaving that's the majority of our business. things slow down. >> we are about 80 percent small business here and we really need support from the public. >> the event will every sunday. restaurants have been asked to allow customers to enjoy the music. >> we are encouraging to be a picnic atmosphere if you will. >> a six week trial period but he's banking on it being a success. music has b

they lived at berkley plantation on the james river. president harrison and benjamin harrison was the son except for the bushes, would be the only son of a -- because that was his grandfather, not his father , that was president -- grandfather and son. but the grandfather's father signed the declaration of independence. as one of the virginia signers. and berkley, you can see on the james river, open to the public, and they were distinguished virginia family and in politics for years and years and when william henry harrison went to be inaugurated, he went to berkley where he been born. i don't know whether benjamin harrison ever went but he was very conscious of being the grandson of a founder. i mean the great-grandson of a founder and the grandson of a president. >> just >> so there have been two father-son combinations, adams and the bushes, and this is the only grandfather-grandson pair. and the campaign, benjamin hairson's campaign was all about little tippecanoe. > you saw the log cabin in there. > that was his grandfather's cabi

program and helped folks to get job training programs and i left there to go to the university of berkley where i received a master degree in public policy and after that, i currently work as a lead organizer and i organizes the notary republic profit workers and they're related to in the tenderloin market area. i recently complete a campaign in the tenderloin neighborhoods and also, they have a many job programs and housing programs and health programs as well >> thank you any questions? >> supervisor kim and a thank you. also i want to note that his last name is misspelled on the agenda. this is a question i'll have important the applicants what are some of our priorities or goals you want to push for >> well, in seat two it's about job creation. when i was there i experience a d disconnect between the job programs and the folks. it was not oven aligned with what the employers are looking for so to the folks hiring a lot of applicants a lot of the opportunities that and i rise i believe there's a financial issue between the hotel population that hadn't worked in a long time. but to give

going to be designed by extremely prominent architect out of uc berkley and i think you'll agree the design looks pretty good. this is another sketch of it a lot of wood a lot of nature elements. and sort of modern design. the area historically been this is look at this tower is at the corner of sixth and market circle this is circle 1985 this was the largest night club outside of broadway in manhattan. and we seem to have a resurgence down there the warfare building is approximately 2 hundred feet away from this club. your business plan calls for marketing two. information technology workers after hours we see this primarily as an after hours and corporate space to start. obviously we have a ways to go before we're back to what the last picture shows which it was a exclusive night club district. we've done a lot of out reap on this so far. we presented to the board of urban seclusions on august 16th we have a letter and she's requested we go to the captains meeting tomorrow night. i've been in contract with gary at the lawrence hotel to see if there are any tense groups and there ar

and we know that san francisco village is working thanks to a study by uc berkley. 83 percent say their membership has increased. and 80 percent are more libel to get assistance >> madam thank you very much that was appreciated. >> good morning. i'm a staff member at san francisco village. my role is volunteer and i take member requests that come in. because of confidentiality i won't mention the members names. about two years ago i got a call from a man who needed someone to take him grocery shopping as well as take out his garbage. his partner moved out and we were able to match him up with a volunteer to meet those needs but at the same time fulfilling that need of companionship. in addition we also have a member named rose who is a disabled person. she's losing her sight. we have someone going to her >> i live in martin tower. i'll tell you a few things i've done through the village. yesterday, i went although to a presentation on facebook i learned about it and what it's for and what you do with it. presumably if i go home i'll all be my friends. next tuesday i'm going to a lecture

this month the museums presents the berkley years and impressions on the water celebrated the america's cup. the museums will present in september the arts of adult and beyond 1950 to 1990. in october david created an "x" bit and has highlights which has vivid landscapes. in and they will present sweden month accomplished artists. and they have an celebration of the bays long established exhibition. and we have lake george that will be fold will i another collection. it represents one of the biggest single gifts since 1937. that brings important works by jasper john and frank stella. for the first time as it's sole venue. the impression will open up in the spring and presenting 70 small prints from renting way and many, many more. the art museum has diverse exhibitions. another core part of our mission is to provide education for all of the public. during this past fiscal year the education programs served over 2 hundred and 50 thousand persons. this year marked our 9th season and the number of artist and collaborating arts it continue to represent sfra san francisco. we're going to con

no other injuries were reportedr bay area headlines, berkley firefighters worked quickly to put out the flames this morning. guests woke up to smoke and flames just before 8:00. everyone did get out safely. the fire destroyed one room, damaged at least five others. >> a chemical spill at a downtown san francisco restaurant prompted evacuations. fire crews found hydrogen chloride in one of the bathrooms. two employees were taken to the hospital to be treated for exposure to the fumes. >> remarkably no one hurt following this nasty crash involving three cars in san rafael. just before 4:00 at the corner of 2nd and e streets, that volvo suv landed on the hoods of the other cars. we don't know exactly how it happened. at one point several lanes were blocked. >> nearly 100,000 state workers would get pay raises under a proposed contract. governor brown reached an agreement with the employee union. under a new three year contract, workers would get 4.5% pay raise by july of next year. and also guaranteed no furlough days and protected healthcare benefits. workers will vote on that in two week

i have to run between the [inaudible] go back to the city haul in oakland, berkley. i wasn't able not to provide those documents. i have to go back again to [inaudible] proposed changes in the [inaudible] will create hardship for the family because those proposed changes is not just simple and easy to obtain for the family to get on the waiting /h*eus. i have a lot of friends who are on [inaudible] and willing to come forward and to speak up about applying for [inaudible] immigration status

i have to run between the [inaudible] go back to the city haul in oakland, berkley. i wasn't able not to provide those documents. i have to go back again to [inaudible] proposed changes in the [inaudible] will create hardship for the family because those proposed changes is not just simple and easy to obtain for the family to get on the waiting /h*eus. i have a lot of friends who are on [inaudible] and willing to come forward and to speak up about applying for [inaudible] immigration status and i think [inaudible]. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, supervisors. i'm jenny collins, program director at the hospitality house. thank you for having us here today. i appreciate the questions and it sounds to me like we need more conversation and more data so we're not quite ready to move forward with implementing the proposed change. on the cal works point -- i came out today as a matter of principal at hospitality house we have a single adult shelter and a residency requirement is not something we want to have in between people coming in the door to the shelt

. >>> berkley firefighters made k work at a 3 alarm fire. they got the call on university about 7:45 this morning. the damage was mostly confined to a single unit there. everyone evacuated safely. >>> and a fire that spread from a vacant house forced 9 people to evacuate. started about 2:30 a.m. on the 1500 block of hudson street in the bay view. neighbors helped get an 87-year-old woman out safely. children and grandchildren all able to escape. the fire went to two alarms and crews needed two hours to put it out. >> she's okay. she got out in time. the neighbor was able to get her out of the house. she's the one who called 9 11. but she can't go back up in there -- oh, sorry -- because her kitchen burnt. a hole in her kitchen. >> none of the evacuees was hurt but one firefighter did suffer an ankle injury. it started in a vacant home. >>> within the hour massive indictment ridding the south bay of gang violence. handed out the 77 count indictment. they are accused of taking part in the criminal gang for the past three years. the charges inc

warmer to hot inland. 70s and 80s as you move across the berkley hills.ead into friday, warmer still. major warm up. it's going out this way. a lot of times they build in here and go offshore. in this case, it's heat pushing in from the desert. you get your big heat in the central valley and we'll be somewhere between 60-100. 90s tomorrow. here's your weekend. the real heat is down there in bakersfield. see the red showing up in the central portion of the state in the big valley? 94 tomorrow one of the warm spots. forecast highs tomorrow warmer than today. air quality gets a bit of a hit on a pattern like this. overall, just a warmer day for your thursday. fog should be right along the coast. i think it lingers there. even though you get some breaks and you're seeing breaks out there now. you get sun and fog, it's going to be like that the next couple of days. the five-day forecast breaks down like this. no rain in the forecast. interesting thing about that rain, the rain totals were kind of all over the place. north bay, san rafel, some of those areas go

como yeiner perez de 24 anos de edad,,, quien desde enero trabajaba como acrobata en un circo en berkleycisamente esa cualidad le permitia hacer peripecias entre las registradoras de la estacion del bart en la calle 16 y mission en san francisco, mientras violentaba a aterrorizados peatones... ante el ataque abusivo de perez, la poca ayuda de los testigos y la demora de la policia, fue precisamente duane, un trabajador del bar quien tuvo que intervenir e intentar controlar al agresor antes que lastimara mas gente.... yo lo veia cuando golpeaba a la joven y tuve que reaccionar, indico este trabajador que se siente tristeza al ver la indiferencia de las personas que se limitaban simplemente a grabar lo que ocurria el hecho que ocurrio el pasado 10 de mayo y cuyo video fue dado a conocer hoy en las redes sociales deja como inquietud la lenta reaccion de las autoridades de este servicio de transporte, que segun su vocero, demoro cerca de 8 minutos en arrivar a la escena y arrestar a yeiner perez. personas que conocen a yeiner perez indicaron que no conocian ningun episodio que lo catalogara

a victory for gay rights groups and berkley couple. >> today is a great day for american children and families. >> reporter: they are planning to marry in california. they shared an emotional message with their four children. >> we love you as much as anybody else's parents love their kids and we're going to be equal. now we will be married. >> reporter: nancy pilosi said the court reaffirmed its promise of equal justice. >> the supreme court bent the ark of history toward justice. >> reporter: not celebrating on the steps, those defending the 2008 ban on same-sex marriage and vowing to keep fighting. >> i'm here today on behalf of the 7 million voters in the state of california to express our disappointment. we believe every vote should count. >> we remain committed to the continued enforcement of proposition 8 until there is a statewide order saying otherwise in california. >> reporter: i talked with both california senators and bay area democrats in the house, they all applauded the court's decision echoing the president who says love is love. reporting live in washington. >> the h

a victory for gay rights groups and berkley couple. >> today is a great day for american children andreporter: they are planning to marry in california. they shared an emotional message with their four children. >> we love you as much as anybody else's parents love their kids and we're going to be equal. now we will be married. >> reporter: nancy pilosi said the court reaffirmed its promise of equal justice. >> the supreme court bent the ark of history toward justice. >> reporter: not celebrating on the steps, those defending the 2008 ban on same-sex marriage and vowing to keep fighting. >> i'm here today on behalf of the 7 million voters in the state of california to express our disappointment. we believe every vote should count. >> we remain commit

talk about that with michael kessler, an ethicist, a legal scholar and associate director of the berkleyr for religion, peace and world affairs at georgetown university. professor kessler, welcome. >> so how do we get the right balance between privacy on the one hand and secu o

talk about that with michael kessler, an ethicist, a legal scholar and associate director of the berkleycenter for religion, peace and world affairs at georgetown university. professor kessler, welcome. >> so how do we get the right balance between privacy on the one hand and security on the other?

of all a murder, robbery and assault all reported near mile marker 16 on grizzly peak boulevard in berkley. of allon saturday, a man and a woman were pistol whipped and robbed by two men just before three in the morning. midnight, a 21-year-old u- c berkeley student was attacked by a group of men and women. the victim was treated for wounds on his face. and, on may 12th, 21-year- old alverto santana-silva of fremont was found dead in the same area. the u-c berkeley police department has jurisdiction over the area, and says santana silva suffered from gunshot wounds. this is video from that day. police say they are looking for two persons of interest in that case. but so far no arrests. coming up at 11. we'll talk to people who frequent the area. will they think twice about stopping for the breath- taking views the next time they visit grizzly peak? their reactions tonight at 11. the man convicted for murdering a woman and then pleasanton dumpster, may have killed at least two other women that is according to the san joaquin county d.a.'s office. javier sandoval is now serving time for kill

the band will play september 27th through the 29th at the greek theater in berkley. the band stopped performing since weir injured himself last month in new york. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> ahmed fareed from the xfinity sports desk. however, only one got their game in. checking with the giants, no, they did not get their game in. st. louis with tornado warnings and such, game one of the three-game rematch postponed due to tornado warns. the two teams will play a double header

talk about that with michael kessler, an ethicist, a legal scholar and associate director of the berkley center for religion, peace and world affairs at georgetown university. professor kessler, welcome. >> so how do we get the right balance between privacy on the one hand and security on the other? >> well the first thing to keep in mind is that these policy debates are really moral debates. it's about how to secure the well-being of the body, freedom of thought, freedom of conscience. the religious traditions have an immense amount of resources to help us think about where to draw this line. first and foremost in the just war tradition is the idea of proportionality. when you perceive a threat against you, your response has to be measured and tempered appropriate to stop that illegitimate threat but go no further. >> but let me ask you this, we're talking about some things that are secret or supposed to be secret, now how do we how do we rate how big a threat there is when we can't really know because of the secrecy? >> sure, some of that in our political structure is built into the dn

. >>> new at 6:00, a child was a victim of avfi sexual assault the berkley marina.the suspect is wearing a green shirt and blue jeans. they conducted a wide search for that suspect. >>> work on the new 49ers new billion stadium halted after a father of four is killed avkjde an elevator shaft. it happened this morning. the elevator mechanic worked for a sub contractor on that job. all will be quiet for the next 36 hours. tonight we're learning thatkd&Ñ sub contractor has a history of workplace violations. nbc's kimberly terry's outside the stadium for us. >> reporter: this construction site will remain shut down at least until thursday as state investigators look into the death which happened just after 6:40 this morning. the more than 1,000 workers building the stadium were sent home today as osha came in to investigate the accident that killed 63 year old donald white, a elevatn elevator mechanic wor the project. >> we have released all of our workers to go home and be with their family. that way it frees the site up for investigators. >> reporter: a spokesman says

they lived at berkley plantation on the james river. president harrison and benjamin harrison was the son except for the bushes, would be the only son of a -- because that was his grandfather, not his father , that was president -- grandfather and son. but the grandfather's father signed the declaration of independence. as one of the virginia signers. and berkley, you can see on the james river, open to the public, and they were distinguished virginia family and in politics for years and years and when william henry harrison went to be inaugurated, he went to berkley where he been born. i don't know whether benjamin harrison ever went but he was very conscious of being the grandson of a founder. i mean the great-grandson of a founder and the grandson of a president. >> just to summarize that, then, there have been two father-son combinations. i do not know whether benjamin is

and their three children: a three-year-old son and two young daughters who he takes to all of cal berkley's women's basketball games. it's one of the few breaks that lewis allowed himself over the past 18 months as he dug into the idiocy and negligence that produced the worst financial crisis since the great depression. >> i'm afraid that our culture will come to the conclusion-- 'cause it's always the easy conclusion--that everybody was just a bunch of criminals. i think the story is much more interesting than that. i think it's a story of mass delusion. >> lewis' forte has always been discovering little-known facts and characters that change people's perception about a story. so when he finally sat down at his computer with sacks full of research to write about this calamity, he had no interest in treasury secretary hank paulson or ben bernanke or the ceos of wall street's big investment banks, who he believes had no clue what was going on while it was going on. he wanted to tell the story through the eyes of people who were paying attention and who knew that a financial disaster was inev

>> i regularly hear the berkley idiot scientist who's finding what they expect to find. let me tell you, we did not expect to find this. our findings apply to both liberals and conservatives, it doesn't matter who you are, if you're wealthy you're more likely to show these patterns of results. >> reporter: results consistent across 30 studies he's run on thousands of people all over the united states. so, what is it about wealth that might make people behave differently? what are we doing here? >> we're playing a game of monopoly that's rigged. >> reporter: this game is typical of another kind of experiment piff likes to run. instead of studying actual rich people, piff gets subjects to feel rich in the lab. the designated monopoly moneybags starts with a few legs up: $2,000 versus the poor man's one thousand; an upscale playing piece-- the rolls-- versus an old shoe; the right to toss two dice instead of just one. two. i've got snake eyes. meaning i, assigned the role of rich person, get an extra turn. so i roll again because i've got... >> yep, cause you rolled doubles

just absolute -- michele bachmann inspired craziness with how they are killed in berkley in a drone strike party magazine offices bombed in montana, just pure craziness. what's happening here is that you've got on the right, people that, the scary black man president is going to come and drone strike us, motivating their fear of it. palin tweeting she's against drone strikes. yeah. if she's let into power, she's be a lover of drones. it's just because obama drones, if obama loves drens, they hate drones. the point i'm making here is we don't have serious people asking serious questions in congress so this stuff goes on unchallenged, and these guys look back someday when they try to challenge this stuff, if jeb bush is president or marco rubio is president, the republicans have field days with them. where were you when your guy did it? chai any is chuckling about the obama presidency saying thank good he cleaned it up for us because we can continue with the next time we come into office. i want to wrap up so that we can have discussion and questions and interaction here, but i want to end s

crazies, michele bachmann inspired craziness with theories about how james bond was killed in a cafe in berkleyor supporting the verks ietkong and offices bombed in montana. pure craziness. you have the people on the right, the black scarry man president will drone us, and if someone makes the horrid mistake of letting her into power, she will be a major lover of drones. it's because it's obama's drones, if obama loves drones, they hate drones. we don't have serious people asking serious questions in congress, so this stuff goes on unchallenged, and these look back someday when they try to challenge this stuff, if jeb bush is president or marco rubio is president, where were you when you guys were doing it, and i imagine cheney fly fishing with a chuckle about the obama presidency saying thank god he cleaned it up because we can continue the next time we come into office. i want to wrap up so that we can have some discussion and questions and interaction here, but i want to end by saying what i've seen in the course of my investigation around the world over these years is a healthscape with som

and berkley, you can see on the james river, open to the public, and they were distinguished virginia family and in politics for years and years and when william henry harrison went to be inaugurated, he went to berkley where he been born. i don't know whether benjamin harrison ever went but he was very conscious of being the grandson of a founder. i mean the great-grandson of a founder and the grandson of a president. >> just to summarize that, then, there have been two father-son combinations. i do not know whether benjamin harrison ever went. >> so there have been two father-son combinations, adams and the bushes, and this is the only grandfather-grandson pair. and the campaign, benjamin harrison's campaign was all about little tippecanoe. >> you saw the log cabin in there. >> that was his grandfather's cabin. and they said he sits his grandfather's hat, so there were a lot of hats as campaign device. >> did caroline's interest in the presidency fuel her desire for her to be d.a.r. president or vice versa? to apps that question, it's interesting that she took on the role as the pre

they lived at berkley plantation on the james river. president harrison and benjamin harrison was the son except for the bushes, would be the only son of a -- because that was his grandfather, not his father , that was president -- grandfather and son. but the grandfather's father signed the declaration of independence. as one of the virginia signers. and berkley, you can see on the james river, open to the public, and they were distinguished virginia family and in politics for years and years and when william henry harrison went to be inaugurated, he went to berkley where he been born. i don't know whether benjamin harrison ever went but he was very conscious of being the grandson of a founder. i mean the great-grandson of a founder and the grandson of a president. . >> just to summarize that. two father-son combinations. bushes.ms and the this is only the grandfather-grandson. >> yeah. campaign, benjamin harrison's campaign was all tippy canoe or young tippy canoe. >> he saw the log cabin in the picture. >> that had been his slogan.he

berkley 74. san jose 76. 78 santa clara. 64 half-moon bay. beautiful on the coast and palo alto. warmer friday and cooler pattern saturday. and below average sunday/monday. >> thank you, steve. it's a story you won't see anywhere else. >> many of these cars that went into service when god father was the number 1 movie 1792. >> the problem of aging cars and new vehicles. >> plus what president obama is doing to put head towards gun control after congress failed to act. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. load up the cooler. 12 packs of your favorite coke products are just $2.47 each. treat dad to a juicy ribeye steak, just $5.99 a pound. and lean cuisine entrees are a buck ninety-nine. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> good morning. westbound 24 still affected by a truck that caught fire this morning near the central lafayette exit. the truck was carrying

swimming career at heyward high school, he got a swimming scholarship to university of california-berkley he began a long teaching -- teaching career after college he taught kids in and out of the classroom, coaching a variety of sports and served as the advisor for the ski team. after receiving his masters in 1973, he began serving canyon middle school in castro valley. he served as principal at other schools. over his career, he created a positive learning environment and has prioritized the needs of students an their families. his leadership surely will be missed. but if mark's past service is any indicator of what to expect from him in the future, weave lot in store. i wish mark the best in his retirement, it is well earned. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: the tax man has gone wild. the i.r.s. spent $50 billion on boondoggle conferences. at one conference they decline