through and break the doors down to get into the bus and detain all of those people. it was actually quite frightening because they were cheering each other on the riot police with sewing chants calling basically just screaming and moving forward the single for state was very hard to stand there what it was like i want to journalists there they did all they all they could to stay out of the way of the conflict but everybody got community a dose of tear gas including their own police themselves because despite the fact they were firing in they didn't seem to be mostly didn't seem to come prepared for . actually stopped and asked members of the press for any shoes or anything like that why trying to because they were also affected find a tear gas and then people tried to break through from the other side of the checkpoint they were altar boys stacked same morning blank shot tear gas now give me all of the wine we pulled back when how hearing them. more people from vision gas from the capital are heading out towards that i think checkpoints trying to break through again

this breaking of brown them in great -- demonstrates the breaking of that system. in anaheim, we will break ground next here on our regional intermodal train that center. this type of project takes a tremendous amount of vision and leadership to follow through. of course, san francisco is a city with a long tradition of leadership and vision. projects like these, if done right, have the power to transform a city and to transform the quality of life for so many citizens who can change the way that they travel to and from work, to a city, or to a region for a long weekend. at the end of the day, transportation is about moving californians efficiently so that they could spend more time, not in traffic, but with their family and friends and doing things they enjoy. for most of us, that is spending a week in san francisco. that is the name of the california high-speed rail project, to move as efficiently and affordably from one metropolitan of our state to

commissioner dejesus: can we take a break? president marshall: you need a break? ok. a break. let's take a break. >> do you want to call the item and then break? president marshall: yes, call the item. >> move to item 7, public comment on all matters pertaining to the closed session. closed session is described under item 9, 9-a, b, c, d, and e. 9-a, is a pursuant to government code 94547-b 1, penal code, a public employee performance evaluation to review findings and return an officer on duty following an officer-involved shooting 10-006 case number. 9-b, prupet to the same government code sections also personnel exception. this is a discussion of possible actions to decide penalty for disciplinary acks. 208-167. 9-c, pursuant to the same government code, also personnel exceptions. this is the hearing of an appeal and possible action to sustain or not sustain. 9-d is pursuant to government code 549-69-a. a discussion only. conference of legal council with respect to litigation. it is a matter of canseco. superior court case 507-227. 9-e, similarly also the same government cod

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from the very beginning i told them that i did not let them down and i didn't break any laws i didn'tything wrong. federal government and this prosecutor did everything he could to target meat and prosecute me and persecute me. this jury to shows you that the government's rising but the kitchen sink at me on every count except for one every charge except for one they could not prove that i did anything wrong. prosecutors say they will retry him very soon he said he will appeal his one who killed the conviction carried a live look outside at traffic in san francisco the top of your screen traffic on 80 heading for the lower deck of the bay bridge still hasn't moved much since the last time we check very slow their appearance of about 101 if the bottom of your screen moving a little bit that therle. will carry back. police are looking for two people suspected of breaking into several vehicles in walnut creek happen on monday. the break-ins all happened within three hours of one another at the end seen a grand shopping center that's added in a co valley at oak grove road. police believe

the local sign-maker is benefiting from the higher act, which gives small businesses tax breaks. the company brought on eight new hires, and got tacks breaks for half of them. >> president obama: they've taken advantage of a new hiring tax credit, which says small businesses don't have to pay a dime of payroll tax when they hire a worker who has been out of a job for at least 60 days. >> reporter: the tax break is temporary. if the employee stays for a year, the business is also eligible for a tax credit for up to $1,000 per employee. the administration says more than 5.5 million jobs have already qualified for the tax break at an estimated cost to taxpayers at $10 billion. martin regalia says businesses hire workers to meet demand, not for a temporary tax break. >> many of those jobs, in fact, most of those jobs, would have been created without the hire act. so what it results in is a tax credit without much bang for the buck. you're not getting additional hires because of that act. >> reporter: instead, he says companies need certainty from the economy, lawmakers, and policy-ma

with breaking news. there is breaking news out of oakland right now where police officer has been shot. kron 4 dan joined his live from the scene he has the latest. dan. >> or one block west of 90th and macarthur, you can see is one of the center locations there was an officer involved shooting and he was shot in the 2000 block near all loaf in the general area of bancroft. police have blocked down this entire area as they're searching for this gun in. it was a fremont police officer he was shot he's taking part in a violence crime task force investigation in oakland. during the investigation oakland police say the suspect fired shots of the officer and then hit the officer he was taken to highland hospital in stable condition he's undergoing surgery right now. that's the situation is in right now. again a fremont police officer shot in the city of oakland near 90th in macarthur rate now as you can see the intersection quarter off but that's not where the shooting took place it took place at austin which

we have to take a quick break back with more moment. with breaking news story live pictures of a plane that crashed into a building at deer valley located is the north end of the city of phoenix. this is what is left a single engine aircraft. impactedd building formation what we are a commercial there was awlqñ singe box occupant a female pilot there are rumors she was a student pilot or somebody learning to fly this aircraft. that has not been confirmed. we hear from our partner there was a seeing goal female pilot on board and she did not survive. recovery an investigation underway. we are getting audio from the television. >> i did not witnesses he said he didn't hear indication from the pilot something was wrong. he said he noticed there was a couple of aircraft taking off it appears we have not confirm this. this one was in line with landing at 7 left. that seven right at the bottom of your screen. if you are letting you have to go over this building there are small buildings their on the north side of the airport we have not confi

breaking news coming in and live pictures out of l.a. where we have what appears to be the arrest of two suspects. it is causing a traffic nightmare people starting to turn around and drive their wrong way down and on ramp to get off the freeway. maybe you'll catch a glimpse of the scene. two suspects face down on the freeway that chopper pilot may be speaking now. the roadway has just been reopened they just don't know yet everybody's trying to get off but everything will move momentarily there's a scene right there everything now off to the shoulder those people detained here but these people just don't know what. there are all going the wrong way. hopefully traffic will fan out quickly and stop some of this madness. now you're listening to the chopper pilot talking to the anchors. we understand this is the aftermath of the police chase that ended with the stopping of that vehicle to suspects arrested. these folks don't know the traffic has opened and they are trying to get off the highway. morehead line straight ahead with the latest

>> let's take a break now. [laughter] >> take a break now. >> ok. thank you. so see you after the break. >> we are now returned from closed session. if you could make the report. >> ok. we are reconvened after closed session. i would ask my colleagues at this point in time, we had a number of items. number seven, no action, eight and nine were settled and number 10 there was no action. i would like to entertain a motion whether to disclose or not disclose what was dutssed in closed session. >> not disclose. >> the ayes have it. next item, michael. >> mr. president agenda item four, discussion and possible tooks authorize the general managers of san francisco public utilities commission to enter into a sewer line relocation agreement on behalf of the -- to relocate existing sanitary sewers on block 730 -441 part of university campus and adopt findings pursuant to the california environmental quality act. >> commissioners, gary dowd. i believe the description is self complan torre. i am happy to answer any questions you might have. >> i have no speaker cards on

dana breaks my water. after 15 hours it's time to push. when you are this desperate, it's almost over. push, your pushes are excellent. 7:17. i can feel the baby's hair. you see your baby's head. 7:40. i do what she says. we rehearse. dana is guiding my baby's head. this is called ring of fire. okay. push hard. i moan like a walrus. my vagina tears to my ass. but i don't care. dana puts the baby on my chest. the cord is still attached. i am still shaking. the baby's eyes are wide open. i cry, the baby cries. i have a baby. it's a girl. [applause] that was wonderful. that was really great. don't you all want to be her best friend name. emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i

it is stretched to the breaking point as well.the challenges one government relief camp. >> they come in droves survivors of pakistan's deadly floods some this is our final stop the largest camp outside the city of karachi. three generations of mohammed's family is here 35 of them scrambled from their submerged home. >> i have nothing. >> what they do have is medical problems grandfather partially paralyzed from a stroke the mother as diabetes some of the children have diarrhea from contaminated water. 25 year-old i you shut can barely walk because of burns she suffered months before the flood. >> i feel pain and burning and cried through the day. life is hard for the 7000 people in the temporary shelter but there's more help here then close to home. >> here the government is doing everything it can to try and prevent disease. providing water daily for people to drink and another truck comes and filled with water that people can watch with. >> pattered bug killer outside tents to so many people have shown up desperate for help it

another break, will rocket on a moment.e also want to remind your programming change this coming saturday nbc will be airing the giants game so we will pick up programming at 8:00 p.m. will have persons unknown on kron4, directly after that you can't judge kron4 news and nine. we will be right back. and we are back, a quick look at the golden gate traffic is light no worries, weather is on the hot side. the lease is tracking the latest numbers good morning. >> once again a very hot day of sadness to their perks and records today expected to be more mark, to get some of his record highs from yesterday's nfl topped out around 97 degrees, oakland 95, as a phone 92, san jose 95. the bush reversed to to climbed even more than that today. really have a heat advisory in effect, you can see the locations not just in the event but really raider and the bay. he is pfizer is in effect from noon to 8:00 high risk for heat exhaustion today. adeptly be a warm one. 68 san francisco and backed we are seeing '60s for widespread. down into m

. >>> we have breaking news right now. a two alarm grass fire has burning at san marco boulevard near highway 4. the fire broke out just after 5:30. traffic could be impacted because of this fire. this is somewhat of a remote area but there are houses in the vicinity. we do not know of any evacuations but we are working to gather more information. a two alarm grass fire next to high what i 4 in unincorporated contra costa county as we get more information during the course of the newscast we will bring it to you. >>> it is the first school of its kind in the nation. a new college for muslims is set to open its doors in the east bay tomorrow. ktvu's rob roth is in berkeley with a live report. >> reporter: right now students and faculty are gathered inside international house in berkeley to inaugurate za tuna college, the only muslim university in the college. he's from denver and wants to study with the school' well regarded faculty and then perhaps become a teacher himself. >> these are some of the most well respected musl

third inning, he taps the air and breaks a breaking fall 7th fall of the season.e strikes out, goes six innings, giants beat the rockies 10-0. cliff pennington gets an out, but a run scores on that play, sandra took a 3-2 lead, he is led all the way. >> d-backs no officials word on mcalester's condition yet. he suffers a bruise on that one. scary night in baseball and begins again. reportedly said, he is retiring because his surgically repaired -- repaired ankle is not responding well. brett favre said this too many times. >> until he comes out and break downs in tears. >> let him admit it or let the vikings say it all. >> as the tundra turns. apparently the second time was not a charm. they have broken up again just weeks after getting engaged. bristol palin called it off after learning he may have gotten his x girlfriend pregnant. he told her he was going hunting to see a hollywood show. but he was really making a movie that makes fun of her family. bristol palin says he is obsessed with the limelight. >> he is coming a mile away. >> more than a mile. with high-

breaking curfew if you want her to babysit your child.bysit your child. >> we heeark. now, wheartily] ouch! what's the matter? oh, me. feinst oh! aaah! >> today on oprah at 4:00 are, life and death intervention for drug abusers and those really overweht. at 5:00, when di they first learn about the practice of welfare checks being cashed at casinos. >> what went on aboard american airlin flight 24. why two specific people were taken off the plane and questioned aft a hijack threat was called in. those stories later today at 5:00. >> we have to lighten things up. >> you mean mike nicco? >> oh, yeah. and your perfect pet. there. >> no, you didn' (laughter) i think they'r talking about you, yes, i do. jason, nice to meet you. thanks for coming in. >> a pleasure to be on. >> we have sou here. tell us about soupy, kind of a sad ory how he ended up. >> soupy was surrendered to us because of foreclosure. he's a five-year-old beagle. he's great and superfriendly with people. he get along well with other pets and is great with kids. (laughter) >> l

when we talk about bringing serves and breaking up the cycles that's what we are talking about is breaking up the cycles. but also getting involved in the pta it really brings resources networking resources to those parents that have those children in the schools. and you will give them a step up in life. you will give them an economic step up in life. and you will give them a confident step up in life. that's what you really are accomplishing by getting involved with the youth. having the police officers spend a lot of time at the back pack give aways and them spending time at the bbq's. you think why are you sending officers to the bbq the da will have a festival at the african-american culture center on the 22nd. i'm sending officers to bashing bq and hand out hot dogs and be around. they will be the security but an invisible security and be participating with them. and we are sponsoring our of our station fund we are paying for that. that's our contribution to the event. our contribution is the security and the food. but it's to generally build up the confidence in the neighborhood and

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first, breaking news, other san francisco international airport, a 747 had to make an emergency landing it was it headed toward syria but when they had a major engine malfunction. but that happened after midnight or selling one of the plane's four engines stopped working something released in the engine and blew a hole to the side of the engines, everyone is ok. as of now no delays. have delays continue to fall this story as it develops. updates for the morning including video. another planned emergency to die about an alaska airlines flight was forced to return to lax late last night after the tire reported a bird struck the plane. it took off from a loss angeles. there's about a half mile west of the pilot called then. the plane landed safely through no reports of injuries or damage. let's start or the weathe talk about >> the >> good morning will. low clouds cover fog starting to roll in. apportions of petaluma, east bay. we're now season pocket drop in around the coastline. a little more fog the masai yesterday. temperatures express to warm up. cool temperatures this morning. 54 san

they just continue breaking into that line of cars. police say the best thing to do is to call them. call the police. here are a couple of locations where they have had. the first three are a good example of that theory. august 20th, 6:30 in the morning an auto breakin there. then at 8:00 in the morning -- this is not in se consequence, just the same day. an auto breakin there -- [ inaudible ] >> -- down the line here thursday, august 19th the day before, auto break in there, then tuesday, august 17th, yet another break in there. these are just some of the examples of the auto break -- [ inaudible ] >> -- having recently and the key here is to note that in some instances the thief or thieves will break into a line of cars so when they break the window out of course, that is going to -- [ inaudible ] >> -- hear that, apparently they don't really care. they just keep on in the same row of cars. they are calling it high risk behavior and the suggestion is if they are willing to do that they are not concerned about getting caught or being

no chance she'd be the one to trip and break rhythm. then she could sit all day on her porch memorizing the trees. she could be still. the birds, winged through leaves like they didn't know anyone could hurt them. once she believed steam curled off asphalt when summer rains stopped with a prophecy. she believed this looked the way she would feel after touching a man. her body clean. and black. and right. something beautiful and painless rising up. i was talking with a friend about that idea of leaving places. and leaving places behind the title of this poem is stolen directly from this conversation in which he said there is a particular state that he would never go back to. >> that's a state i will never go back to. for doug. >> once i got over the problem of not knowing how i couldn't go back to not curbing my tires. it took a while to get past forgetting to register street cleaning hours and love, love was my handicap. though i had no permits to hang from my rear view so i collected 7 or 10 slips i had every intension to pay off excep

after a short break we'll continue our discussion on internet privacy stay with our. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. the team that's been to the kaluga me where the car industry is rapidly developing . now margy goes to the area where the first russian fleet was born. where the indigenous people were the first arctic sees navigator and where russia's glorious history is still visible. well. we. should look. if you. think. you're a little tree mind you we're talking about privacy in social networks. but before let's see how popular such websites are among russians like everywhere else in the world russia too is dealing with the online privacy versus public transparency issue the internet age has made it possible for people to find thousands of forums full socializing information can be shared via websites and social networks more rapidly than ever before but russians are not yet convinced of social networking xm merits a recent poll conducted by russian public opinion research center found tha

after short break. every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and we want to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our g. the united states of america is waging war within its own army. joe now advantage is our no one sign. that human losses are quite significant. is it possible to win the war against sexual assault in the u.s. armed forces sex in the army. and you can. follow in welcome to cross talk on peter lavelle has the age of privacy come to an end internet based social networks are changing the way we live they are also forcing us to think again about the dividing line between what is public and what is private so what is the new world according to facebook. can. start. to discuss users as networks i'm joined by and in rome she is the information and privacy commissioner of ontario in washington we have christina garner she's an intellectual property attorney and in san francisco we cross

through and break the doors down to get into the bus and detain all of those people. it was actually quite frightening because they were cheering each other on their live fully with throwing chairs calling the sickly just screaming and yelling for single for say it was very hard to stand there what it was like i want to journalists they did all they all equipped to stay out of the way scared of the conflict but everybody got a good dose of tear gas improving their want to make themselves because despite the fact or fire hand they didn't seem to be mostly didn't seem to come prepared for. actually their members of the press for shoes or anything like that you might try because they were also affected by the tear gas and then people tried to break through from the other side and that you point they were altar boys track same unit that was. blank shot here got. me all of the line we pulled back when we have hearing more people from dish than from the capitol are heading out to wards again checkpoints trying to break through again and why they're holding it down and there

that was russia recovers from a wreck or watch breaking heat wave followed by fierce storms we talked to him just to find out what it all means and if it has anything to do with global warming that into the next. thanks very much for talking to us now we've seen the devastating heat which has caused widespread wildfires in rust save this summer this year did you see that coming yes a long road for cause for europe western part of russia predicted a heat wave in most of europe especially if europe and western russia also predicted when it was going to end and ended when we see what's in your opinion of course that it was caused by. dramatic changes in solar activity. which caused it to happen and we also predicted very specifically when it would end to two we said to be extra special solar activity on the sun. around fourteen for so. that would lead to changes in the jet stream which would get rid of the heat wave in western russia and also in pakistan for the pakistan floods have also ended when we said and how scientifically these two events related they're related frew the jet strea