bernard parish. it's a pretty typical southern baptist sunday morning service. >> lord, what's going on? lord, why? >> reporter: but that belies the incredible journey this congregation has made since hurricane katrina. more than half of the churches in st. bernard parish still haven't come back, and most of them probably never will. first baptist is not only back, but reinventing itself to help a community still struggling to recover. >> the church is up. she's not yet standing on her own two feet, if i can say it that way, but the church is here, and the church now has a hope and a future. >> reporter: hours before katrina hit, pastor john dee jeffries and his wife, genny, evacuated to their daughter's home near baton rouge. they expected to be gone a couple of days. >> the hurricane had passed through, all seemed to be well -- the initial reports -- and then suddenly everything turned topsy-turvy. >> reporter: the levees were breached, and within a half-hour st. bernard parish was inundated with w

what bernard said was henry was stealing something.y was picking up goods that had been stolen from this shopping center, and they were in a piece of luggage right here. and that a relative wanted him to pick up these stolen goods that were, like, candles and pots and pans. and bernard and henry came up here in a white pickup truck, and they parked it right here. they get out to pick up this stolen stuff and bernard says, "i hear 'leave now' and a shot." he couldn't see the person's face, but he decided that it was a police officer that had done the shooting. by the guy's actions, the shot, the "leave now," and his voice, he thought it was a police officer. he said, "i knew it was a cop. it was right near the police station." it turned out that bernard was right about the police station. up here on the second floor of the mall-- what's now a tattoo parlor and hair salon-- was, in fact, a police substation at the time of katrina. you can still see the faded police decals. the nopd denied any reports of a police shooting that day. but my

bernard good news on the weather front for us? >> you bet. we will take things back to summer after a big cool down this weekend. quite a swing last week we were way hot beginning, cooled off this weekend. way below normal. feel of fall in the air, a few clouds linger throughout the bay, fuzziness throughout the golden gate bridge. shallow marine layer, skies clear out across the region as we see a few returns still showing up on radar from yesterday's problem tall boundary most of that across the foothills of the sierra. they are talking snow shower potential up around tahoe. snow level down to 8,000 feet. way too early to thing about that. we are waiting for summer across the region here and i think that may have been it on monday. let's take a look right now. where we see temperatures up a degree or two from yesterday. still below normal, pushing the 80-degree mark across the interior. mid-70s around the bay, and upper 60s at the coast. again, quite a bit below normal this time of year usually we are looking at 90s and triple digit reading

jim bernard to chat a little bit about the forecast. look at that. beautiful view from -- which skycam ray is that? >> where are we, back cam, sun's coming up. we will look for a mix of clouds across the area here through the day today, slight chance of showers, what a swing this week from 99 degrees on monday and tuesday to 70 in the hot spots here for the weekend. >> a little bit of something for everybody, though, right? >> well, it's an interesting pattern this year. looks like that trend's going to continue. >> i'm still holding out for the indian summer. do you think we'll get it? >> that might have been it on wednesday! >> you're kidding me? >> that was about it. i think it's on the way, but as mentioned, we'll continue cool. should warm up next weekend and probably hit your indian summer, but given the trend this spring, it's going to be short, so jump on it while it shows up, because it won't last long! >> all right. we'll talk more about weather coming up. >>> also coming up, it was five years ago this weekend that hurricane katrina roared

he's bernard baumohl, chief global economist at the economic outlook group. i just returned from a two-week drive looking at nearly a dozen colleges with my teenage daughters. the trek through ten states proved to be interesting in two respects. besides visiting these schools, the trip gave me a chance to chat with a diverse group of people along the way, and thes talks quickly turned to the economy. most expressed bewilderment. for instance, hotel managers and restaurant owners hear about a recovery, but they're not yet convinced. small shop owners are pleased interest rates are low, but what good is it if one can't get loans? college seniors read how companies are earning record profits, yet few firms are hiring. is the recovery on track or not, they ask? the uncertainty is understandable. the economy grew at a moderate pace during the first nine months of its comeback, and it was supposed to pick up more speed last spring. instead, it got tripped up by two spoilers: the eruption of europe's sovereign debt crisis and mounting fears that china's economy will

cornell bernard at our sister station is live. what is the latest?> folsom prison remains on lock down after a riot involving as many as 200 inmates. 7 inmate are transported to the local hospitals with injuries. seven ambulances escorted by law enforcement were seen leaving the prison and transporting the seven inmates who suffered injuries. they say the riot broke out about 7:00 tonight on the recreation yard. that's an area about as large as a football field. dozens of prison guard scrambled to quell it with teargas and some shots were fired by guards. >> it started on the handball courts. it was a spul of the moment thing. we had no indication that this was going to happen. it was 35 to 40 staff initially involved to respond and quell the incident. we fired three blast dispersion grenades which are chemical agents, and we also fired 20, 40 millimeter leslie that will impact munitions and five mini 14 shots were fired. >> all of the inmates hospitalized have nonlife-threatening injuries and none of the prison guards were injured. the big question,

bernard parish. gina stechmann's husband is a shrimper. >> you know with katrina we hit a big road, a big bump in the road but we got over it and we picked up the pieces, and was able to put it together. with this, we don't know what tomorrow is going to bring. we don't know what a year or ten years down the road how this is going to affect our kids, our lives. >> reporter: susan serpas husband is also a shrimper. >> he is actually devastated. he really is. it is his passion. it is his other woman. and his boat is i'd say more important to him than his house. and he's just... he's on the boat but he... all he does is he goes down the bayou and comes back. he can't go catch the shrimp. it just kills him, and i know he is depressed. >> they don't talk about it. >> not the same person he was. >> reporter: studies show mental health problems roughly doubled in the months after katrina. there were also increased reports of stress, alcohol and drug abuse, and domestic violence. julie kenny works with the l

hello, sir, jim bernard. >> good morning. like a good morning for another warm beverage, has cloud cover prevails throughout the bay, cool temperatures continuing. that's been our summer pattern here, below normal. but today the interior is looking 10 to 15 degrees below normal. at the beach, not much change over the last several weeks here, as we remain cloud bound. temperatures in the low 60s. interior, as mentioned, clouds up, rare this time of year to see the clouds making its way into the central valley. mid and upper level clouds showing up as well, as a weak disturbance crosses the bay area, ushering in cool temperatures, which will put the grand prix of sonoma in the mid to low 70s today, even as sunshine breaks out in the afternoon hours. interior, way below normal, temperatures peaking out in the upper 70s to low 80s. in the bay, 60s. cool at the beach, as you would expect. upper level disturbance i mentioned, beginning to see the leading edge of it. most of the energy is to the north. we're on the tail end of that

bernard paris gathered inside the church where they had more of their loved ones killed in a storm-theevastating aftermath. >> today we come together to bury katrina. in >> side as a border casket is the memories of what could turn a tip from them five years ago. their homes their loved ones and for a while even hope. >> katrina's but in moving forward if we carry with us the guests that have been offered. these experiences that we have been stored have made us better. >> in the lore 94, the celebrated in the street and tumor nor lean sorrow. . not everyone is back. but the view from always front porch, >> so glad that we came home. i hope we don't have another one. >> a concern neighbors want to make sure president barack obama understands. >> don't forget about the people, that can help themselves. was katrina and we made a lot of mistakes. >> hurricane katrina left its mark on your list. love the city say they are divided by something else resilience. after five years, the sights and city of the office reborn are everywhere. in norland science and math that pays kron4 news. >> many

good morning, i'm julie here with jim bernard, the man of the hour. we're going to see warmer temperatures. just how warm will it get? >> let's do it. >> do it. >> we'll see warmer temperatures, depends on where you live. it'll heat up inland, tomorrow into monday, we may see 90s. whoa! we're talking a minor, subtle shift in our temperatures into the beginning of the week, because... as you see here, the low clouds and fog are still well entranced along the coast, sliding through the bay into the delta, keeping a chill in the area here. as you would expect this time of year. it just has been uh, consistently below normal for some time. we may return to normal, come the beginning of the week, we're going to cool it down by next weekend. let's not get that far ahead of ourselves. >> i'm going to make your forecast like ten days out. >> sure, fair, partly cloudy. >> little bit of fog. there you go. >>> our top story this morning: president obama is weighing in for the first time on the hotly-debated plan to build a mosque near ground zero. >> i believe t

my name is bernard chilton. i am a san francisco to more representative, whether due diligence has been exercised regarding title to treasure island that must be cleared in a court with federal law, the arkansas act of 1850, that said lands belonging and high time, including louisiana, texas, florida, along to the state of california for ever and in perpetuity. clear that is foremost because the litigation that will be required to pay for and the environmental defense of the island will not be operable. also, federal law will put certain operational constraints that need to be cleared first. then you can do your job. my second question deals with my background as an architectural engineer, as to whether there is sufficient tests regarding compaction of the sand, for example, from the earthquake. under mild conditions, it can cause much of the pipe on the island to be damaged. you have got your answer. a severe earthquake, in effect, this proposal will not stand. if you have copies, there are various legal corres

seconded by supervisor els bernard. is there any public comment on this imperative item?olleagues, if we could take this same house, same call, this resolution will be adopted. clerk calvillo: on behalf of supervisor maxwell, a resolution commending katie king on her 100th birthday and declaring august 6, 2010 katie king day in san francisco. president chiu: anything else you would like to add? we have a resolution from supervisor maxwell with the finding as well as the requisite finding. supervisor maxwell has made a motion to adopt the resolution, seconded by supervisor mirkarimi. any public comment on this item? seeing none. if we could also do this item same house, same call. this resolution will be adopted as proposed. madam clerk, are there any in memoriams today? clerk calvillo: today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following individuals on behalf of mar. for the late miss tong, on behalf of president chiu, on behalf of supervisor dufty and supervisor chiu for the late officer john mullkern. on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the late joa

my name is darla bernard. i have been a member of the community since 1989. i'm here in support of tony and his restaurant. many of my friends have enjoyed his restaurant. many of my friends are asian and they too, like karaoke. i urge you to support the karaoke machine. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners in. my name is elmer patry. i've been in the north beach neighborhood since 1985. i would like to say -- basically hello in thai. i spent a lot of time in thailand as well. i'm here also in support of tony. i -- as i'm sure you commissioners know, there is different types of people in north beach and i certainly want to say that tony and his restaurant is one of the good groups that i certainly support and certainly hope that you will understand that and be supportive of his desire. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm from japan. i live in north beach. japan is the original country of karaoke and many japanese people have a karaoke machine at home and they enjoy the karaoke. some people enjoy that every day. kara

. >> bernard langer, on par five seconds. easy way to the green rusmt kidding me. a triple bogey, he birdies and langer sinks a putt winning his second major of the year. >> stuart appleby shot a pat and he did it in the final round in the classic in west virginia. 11 under and final round on par 70, nine birdies and an eagle to win by a stroke. >> and nascar, 36 laps to go. kurt busch into wall. scary part of the crash, stafd ler destroyed his car. engine was on the track. he was shaken up but not seriously injured if you can belief that. greg biffle will get a win as he takes the checkered flag. coming up at 6:00 and dodgers and giants we'll have that for you at 11:00. >> san francisco dead heads celebrate the life and career of jerry garcia. @ú@ú@ú@úgsatatpx you can see >>> coming up in half an hour at convict, more on the driver who lost control of his car in the east bay hitting a pedestrian and two bicyclists. witnesses describe the chaos. one why astronauts are preparing for an emergency spacewalk. join us in half an hour. >> thousands of dead heads are gath

bernard scott gets halfway to the goal line. >> cris: shipley broke the record of roy williams, the cowboyser there. al, we could have touchdown, two-point conversion, another touchdown, on-side kick and two-point conversion, tie this thing right up. >> al: i'm going to wash your mouth out with soap. second and goal. at the 1. under a minute to play. palmer. fires back of the end zone. caught. touchdown. that is darius hill with his first catch of the night to make it 16-6. >> cris: going to come all the way across the field. jordan palmer just going to buy a little time. did a nice job evading victor butler. darius hill's got one he's going to remember for a while. >> al: they're lining up to kick an extra point. >> cris: at this point, it may >> cris: at this point, it may be more important for them to see dave rayner kick than to try and win the game. >> al: i can't believe. i think he's seen enough of dave rayner kick. he barely makes the extra point. the bengals, with the timeouts to save time. >> cris: i think marvin feels the same way about overtime that you do. >> al: he may, in pre

bernard parish gathered inside the church where they mourned loves ones. >> today we come together tokatna. >> inside this embride kerred caet, the memories of what katrina took fr them, their homes, loved ones, and for a while, even hope. >> katrina is a pt of us all. but at in any moving forrd we carry ith us the gifts offered, and these experiences that we have endured have made us better. >> reporter: the lower ninth ward they celebrated in the street in true new orleans style, with good food and good music. >> not everybody is back but the view from eloise's front porch? >> beautiful. beautiful. i'm so glad we pulle through i hope we don't have another. >> reporter: neighbors want to make sure presidentbama understands. >> don't forgeabout the people that can't help themselves. you know. with katrina, we made a lot of mistakes. >> reporter: wheel hurrine katrina left its mark on new orleans, the people of the city will tell you they're defined by something else, resilience, and after five years, the sights and sounds of the city reborn or everywhere. >> in new orleans, samantha h

seconded by supervisor els bernard. is there any public comment on this imperative item?leagues, if we could take this same house, same call, this resolution will be adopted. clerk calvillo: on behalf of supervisor maxwell, a resolution commending katie king on her 100th birthday and declaring august 6, 2010 katie king day in san francisco. president chiu: anything else you would like to add? we have a resolution from supervisor maxwell with the finding as well as the requisite finding. supervisor maxwell has made a motion to adopt the resolution, seconded by supervisor motion to adopt the resolution, seconded by supervisor

bernard and jefferson and all the coastal areas, that honestly sometimes, brian, get overlooked by the national media, that focuses on new orleans. as proud as we are of this city and as extraordinary as it is, all of southeast louisiana and all the gulf coast is a special place. and the federal government has underinvested in it year after year after year whether it's education or elt cahealth care. and as the mayor said r, the federal government has taken so much. the federal government has taken out of the gulf coast $165 billion in taxes that came from oil and gas off of our coast that went to the if you recafed treasury to rebuild all the places in america except the place it came from. so i have been a leading voice. i'm thrilled that rich has joined and many others to say it's time, as my father said many years ago, for new orleans and the louisiana gulf to get its fair share, and we certainly intend to do that. >> i want to ask you about one of the many promises made after katrina. i want to roll in a piece of sound from president george w. bush after katrina, speaking not far

president fong: bernard meyerson? >> yes, thank you. i'm also a member of the maritime commerce advisory committee. i just want to make two points that maybe would not be made by others. point number one is that although we all recognize that the cruise industry is critical to san francisco in many ways, i want to stress also that we have an obligation to the thousands upon thousands of cruise passengers that look to make a port of call in san francisco because it has an international draw and people want to be able to come to san francisco and therefore, we have an obligation to them to make sure we have the right kind of facilities to accommodate them. the second point i want to make has to do with another part of the point -- port, which has to do with bae. the port and bae have spent time and money and effort to nurture a cruise ship repair and refurbishment business, and i feel this might be negatively impacted if san francisco were to give up being a cruise port of call, so for those two reasons, i strongly support that the city m

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