i have a question about bris bandy want to make the gentleman happy there's a map diaphragm on page 8 which shows the previous park arrangement in which there was a lot more open space and an extension down into the is it called the bay lance in bris ban it shows an extension of the greenway i want to know what coordination has heaped to the south if any and the project sponsor can best answer the question they also own the land but - >> jonathan sharpening man the draft eir of the bris ban project has closed the public comment period on january 24th of this year it's during the hearing phase for the approval of that eir that will be addressing the activity or the open space between the slaj site and the proposed less than year parks and a at the lance. >> i want to make sure the coordination is golden those have been going on for forever. >> the streets the way they were designed and landscaped will maintain that continuity. >> there is expected to be affordable to protecting families how do we insure that we're talking about $50 million going away and coming up with $8 million we've

we heard it with bri, it was one whole side of her body. and lastly, speech problems.save your life. call 911. >> you should go straight to the emergency room. >> absolutely. >> great advice. >>> let's go to michael. >> we saw some incredible dances on "dancing with the stars'" semifinal last night. some of you voted and your favorite was meryl and maks. but it was olympian charlie white and sharna burgess sent home. we'll talk to them when they dance their way into the studio in a few moments. but first, abc's abbie boudreau has the latest. ♪ >> reporter: a shocking semifinale on "dancing with the stars." the stars, choosing their favorite american icon as inspiration for their routine. paralympian, amy purdy, getting a special call from hers, oprah. >> amy and derek, oh, my god. i'm telling you, when you win, i'm going to take you both out to dinner. >> reporter: actress cameron candace bure, bringing out her nasty side with this jazz performance. earning her her first 10 of the season. james maslow, channeling the king of pop with his flawless cha-cha. >> it's hard

. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] bri-wi! >> jimmy: bri-wi.at bit. >> steve: bri-wi! >> jimmy: he loves us. hey, also just in time for memorial day, a company in california has created a new grill that can actually text you when your burgers are done. [ laughter ] yep, they say it's a great way to enjoy grilling with none of the fun of grilling. [ laughter ] do you want to come to my cookout? we're gonna sit inside till my phone beeps. [ laughter ] that's right, a grill that can text you when your burgers are done. so if you love barbecuing but you can't tell when your burger's done, what kind of man are you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: speaking of texting, the local news here in new york -- this is a great story. they're doing a story about how in some places you can now text 911 in an emergency. it's so easy to do when you're in an emergency, to text. >> steve: wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! >> jimmy: yeah. but while i was watching the news report i noticed something kind of weird on the screen behind the reporter. take a look at this.

i bri bring you greetings from governor jerry brown we're a part and champion of hunter's view what you see was financed through public-private partnerships which combine government resources and private financing to facilitate the construction of new affordable housing >> market rate housing using initiative design material. in collaboration with the community members the residents of hunters view the city of san francisco they created a vision to have parks and playgrounds a teen center and computer learn center and childcare center and everything we wish for. california's investment in the project totals $50 million this includes two multiple housing program loans for phase one and two we'll be back for phase two and the information infrastructure grant that helps to support the infrastructure that includes the replacement and up grad of on entire utility system and reconfiguration of the streets and open space that's a fundamental understanding you need to redo what wasn't done well or outdated are. that was the vision of the residents so say this is what created the opportunity for

. >> these are the final moments of a wild police chase near bris ban, in australia. that suspect diving under a barbed wire fence. a lone police officer following closely behind. the officer reaching for his pepper spray but the suspect reaching for the officer's gun. >> no. >> oh. he gets him with his pepper spray right in the face but the suspect seems to shrug it right off and again, reaches for the officer's gun. the news helicopter overhead capturing this entire event. >> oh, my gosh. this is happening with a barbed wire fence in betweens this. >> right. what led to this arrest was this intense 90-minute police chase. officers say that utility vehicle was stolen and look how many close calls this suspect has with other innocent drive es on the road, going into oncoming traffic, nearly missing other drivers head-on. several times they try to get him with stop sticks. that doesn't work. here, witnesses try to get the guy to stop with their own vehicles. that doesn't work either. now here looks like it could be over. the suspect speeds into a dirt road, but he does

i just want to say, i didn't hear all of it, bri, but i do know you. gop is learning the hard way by losing all these presidential campaigns, all right? they've lost the popular vote over the last four or five campaigns. it must be a big tent. it must have some tolerance, it must reach out, it must not be just the party of elderly white males who might be bigots or might not. look, you're talking to somebody -- i have fought for years uphill, my own magazine "the national review" disagrees with me like something like immigration reform, which used to be -- i heard jeb bush last night here in new york city at the manhattan give a brilliant defense of immigration reform. that's a perfect example of what you're saying. bring the immigrants in, solve the problem, reach out, health care, health care, republican party has to show they will care for the sick, and the social issues. okay. there are people of good conscience. i'm pro-life, brian. it's a moral and religious thing. regarding gay marriage, i hope that i am as tolerant as anybody, and people who ra

kings bri public knowledge, up to you. >> ok.well, i will start by thanking you for having this panel and having public knowledge on it. i think since you've already described the commitment, i'm going to start with values, which was mentioned earlier, because that's really been a big focus of public knowledge as this debate really got under way at the f.c.c. and with at&t's petition to start trial. so from public knowledge's standpoint, we've -- we have have identified basically five fundamental values that underlie what the u.s.'s policies have been for basic communication service, which up until now has really been basic voice service over the traditional phone network, and we think that it's important to identify what those values are and understand what it means to achieve the goals set out in those values ahead of time. because i think otherwise you'll just as we move into this transition it will just become a battle of the wish list between the various stakeholders and there won't really be any guidesing principles to figu

and listen to who he kept bri bringing up. >> does this explain where the video narrative came from? does it start with hillary clinton? what does that say about benghazi? and about her leadership abilities. what would secretary clinton say as to this excuse? >> so benghazi, benghazi, now benghazi, hillary clinton. this is becoming a real gift box for them to push forward. >> the rove thing does get this other issue out there into the pipeline, but i think the pipeline is getting kind of clogged no uh with all the things that they're blaming hillary clinton for around the world. they're even blaming her for the kidnappings in nignigeria. they're blaming her for monica lewinsky coming out and giving an interview on "vanity fair." it may fire up the far right, but to everybody else, it's just a bunch of noise. >> that's my point. karl rove is considered such a master mine in all of this, we're hearing over the last few days. but his groups, american cross roads and grossroads gps, they spent $175 million in 2012 and elected 0 winning candidates, 0. why would any republicans be listenin

christina, are enn ark also laughed off the idea that bri bridget kelly might be responsible.he might be responsible for having cooked up the plot herself on her own terms. which is what chris christie's defense relied on. watch this. >> one way i would describe bridget is a little insecure. she relied heavily on other people, i think, to make decisions for her. i think that was absolutely the case up until she became deputy chief of staff. she didn't are have anyone to make decisions the for her anymore. >> i'm not sure i follow when you say making decisions p for her. what kind of decisions would she have people make for her? >> she looked for guidance a lot she was not a decision maker, i would say. it sounds like bid jet kelly because she was constantly checking before she made a decision on her own. >> i don't want to put words in your mouth. what you said is bridget wasn't a decision maker, correct? >> yes. >> okay. and that's not a criticism. in any office, any structure, any corporation, any business, any government entity there is a chain of command. i have are define

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. >> reporter: austin heinz is the ceo of cam bri genomics. he's the company's leading innovator and a bone paid to biohacker. >> so this is the dna laser pri printing facility. >> so you're literally printing genes here? >> we're literally printing life. >> so if there's some gene messed up in my body that may lead toen a ea ean early demise >> we make the gene to fix it so you can put in the you want. >> dna is the building block of all life. nothing living on earth exists without it. it's the genetic code that makes me, me and you, you. but they have mutations and one of those mutation cans cause anything from a health problem to a deadly disease. austin is creating technology today that can change all of that in the future. so a look at your 2023-test results. other than risk for getting type two diabetes, if we control down on here, the her tonight conditions, myrrh ban spurlock has one copy of a mutation in the he can a gene. you carry the recesssive gene for tay-sachs. >> and what is tae tacks? >> tay-sachs is a disease that's basically

bri? >> all right, dana bash, thank you so much.la as well as republican strategist terry holt. paul, i want you to respond to something. david gergen, our senior political analyst wrote a op-ed, in part talking about accountability. he said maybe heads should roll at the white house too in addition to say the v.a. because what we have been told so far about a burgeoning scandal over veteran's care doesn't add up. what is your response to that? >> well, you know, that would be sort of the political wise thing to do because then both democrats and republicans could go home to their american legion posts and their vfw posts and say we fired somebody about it. but i think speaker boehner is right. not something i as a democrat say very often. you can be distracted by a shiny object. maybe some people have to be fired. i'm not convinced yet. thing is a systemic problem, and it's this. we went to war, a lot of us believe under false pretenses and created hundreds of thousands more veterans. so we have all these wounded heroes coming home

it's a bri bear/extortion scandal between the establishment republican party in one state and a tea party challenger who the establishment thinks will ruin the republicans' chances of winning that state's governorship in november. it's happening in massachusetts. on march 22 the republican party in massachusetts had a statewide party convention to pick their nominees for statewide office. being a republican running for statewide office in massachusetts is not an easy thing. this is what the state legislature looks like, the two houses of the state legislature in massachusetts. eke if you're a republican. aside from the scott brown win in 2010, the prospects for statewide republican elections are even worse than it looks in the legislature. no republican has won any statewide office in massachusetts at all in over ten years. aside from that one scott brown special. things are so tough for massachusetts republicans that two of the statewide candidates they picked at their convention in march, their nominee for the united states senate against ed markey and the state attorney general this we

may have been sold as child brides or sex slaves to various groups in the region, but as american, bririt,ish, and french military advisers begin to arrive, the violence in the northeastern part of the country is escalating. boko haram reportedly launched attacks this weekend, knocking out a key bridge to the area, affecting a woman and her children and killing an unknown of people in that area. now, the former u.s. ambassador to nigeria telling fox news sunday this morning that the militants want to destroy the nigerian state. >> it wants to destroy the nigerian state. it wants to destroy the nigerian state because the state is secular. it wants to destroy western education because it sees western education as promoting secularism and shaping the nigerian state. >> now, even though the u.s. is sending military and intelligence officials to help with the search for the girls and to combat boko haram, the pentagon is saying u.s. troops won't be there as part of a ground operation. they are only there in an advisory capacity. >> all right, conor, thank you very much. we'll stay on the st

but bris yourself. there's more construction on the way and i'll have the details next. >>> i take great pleasure in slaughtering all of you. >> it was a tragedy with no shortage of warning signs, coming up could the shooting have been stopped? >>> the winds are whipping a bit around the bay area and much cooler temperatures are on the way. we will talk about that next. >>> and debris still scattered all over the roadway on southbound 680 and look at this backup. we have a huge traffic jam from pleasanton. we'll tell you more about the accident all coming up. >>> all right liz and good morning everyone. tuesday, may 27th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. today is a day of mourning at uc sanest barbara after last mid's deadly rampage. and authorities are faced with questions like could they have stopped the killer elliot rodger? kpix 5's reporter mark kelly is in our newsroom with more on his background. mark? >> reporter: well, michelle, rodger had been treated by menta

. >> very cool, bri. >> it's very green. >>> all right. ahead, the protests may have worked or was it an improving economy? fast food and retail chains are coming around to the idea of raising the minimum wage. are they doing it for good press or for economic reasons? we'll debate that when "street signs" returns. ♪ [ dog barks ] ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine the cars we drive... being able to see so clearly... to respond so intelligently and so quickly, they can help protect us from a world of unseen danger. it's the stuff of science fiction... minus the fiction. and it is mercedes-benz... today. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet c

. >> and a lot of critics saying --bris > e goobers -- >> they are willing to put up with it becauseafter. it is not like anybody here was having trouble putting that on the table but it does not mean those same people to be exploited. >> and with a 324 million dollar fine it really only relates to about a couple hundred thousand dollars per for grammar or engineer and a lot of them making six figures. >> the ultimate irony. >> thank you so much for joining us. to see the latest issue, download the "long -- "bloomberg businessweek" plus app. ♪ all right. we are back inside pepsi. we have been reporting on the breaking news out about yum! brands ceo david novak and his and the top about ceo now being elevated to the entire group at yum! brands. as you know, pepsico and yum! brands have had a long history together and in fact yum! at one point was in the pepsico fold before they spawn or thought of that company. olivia sterns, i know you are back in new york. i want to bring you back as well into the conversation. i then mentioned, there has been a long relationship between the two and

tell the paper that enforcing $100 tickets to drivers really doesn't rank high on the department's bri orty list -- department's priority list. and if they do arrive here, the buses are typically gone by the time they get here. before the rule came in place, as many as 50 buses would come through. large groups would come here to the park as well. coming up on "mornings on 2," we'll tell you how some of the residents are now enforcing the rules if they do see tour buses come through here. back to you. >>> more controversy over the common core standards for students across the country, including california. the chicago teachers union has now voted to oppose the new requirements. union officials say test preparation takes up too much time and class resources. this lays out specific skills in reading and math that students are expected to master by the end of each grade level. >>> a new report shows 40% of high school seniors are reading at grade level. that's according to new results from the national assessment of education progress exam. the tests show a quarter of high school seniors a

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bri man -- bryman other campuses remain open. >>> a 10-year-old was airlifted to the hospital after being hit by a car in an elementary school parking lot. it happened around 3:00 yesterday at mmno grant elementary. police say someone was picking up another student and accidentally hit the boy. the boy was airlifted to the hospital in serious condition. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. >>> a pleasanthill city clerk who had been under fire for months accused of not doing her job has resigned. she failed to produce minutes of meetings for an entire. she was the subject of a recall effort. yesterday, she e-mailed a resignation letter to the pleasant hill mayor saying she accepted a in you job in washington, d.c. all five members called for her to step down. >>> seismologists have been warning about a big earthquake in five. now they say the bay area is more likely to have several mid- sized earthquakes instead of another strong erk like the one in -- earthquake like the one in 1906. the experts say that's an entirely new set of problems to cope with. they say a qu

happy birthday, bri. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it.ing you at brian and dawn's big party a couple weeks ago. elisabeth had the observation earlier that in a lot of brian's childhood pictures, he's crying. she referred to him as crying brian. did he do a lot of crying as a kid? there he's crying right there. >> only when we took his picture. >> right. >> even when he received communion, he didn't cry. he just wouldn't smile. >> yeah. i refused to take pictures. i didn't like the paparrazzi even back then. it was before tmz, but i had a sense it was coming. >> now you like it photo bomb everyone else. come a long way. >> so mom, thanks for giving birth to me. i appreciate it. really enjoyed these years and thanks for taking pictures. >> what picture is this year? >> i think i'm five. >> brian, brian. >> there they are. i understand one of your favorite pictures is of your three sons in their pajamas, right? >> i know. everybody said i always took pictures of them in their pajamas. >> it's so cute. >> i didn't think it would be on interna