letters coming from the community asking for three people to be selected on the oci i cedric jackson bridget leblanc, derek tolliver their resumes and what have you be coming for. i would ask a would support that did it long histories with -- and western mission and also i would like to -- the mayor to support them also. keep up the good. >> thank you, mr. james. >> listener, first of all i recommend supervisor campos. i have to commend him this week congress has been doing our job. okay well it is happening the mayors commend for solomon do this my name is a cinnamon on this case. suppose people it is no mystery. just check black history. what is going down? in this town? only go to another segment. we work together [inaudible]. i want to know what is going down. going to the mayors convention here. they want to lock me up. try to shut me up. [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. washington. next he could, please. >> thank you. my name is -- i am here to talk about proposition 43. supporting immediately of [inaudible], citizen in the united states but other than san francisco my children go to scho

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san francisco aging & adult services commission standing only crowd i thought katie was appearing bridgetake the roll arrest commissioner james is absent commissioner vice president serlina commissioner itani commissioner loo commissioner ow commissioner sims commissioner roy and please note that executive director ann is present the next item is the approval of the minutes do i have a motion to approve any decision comments or questions. >> > all in favor, say i. > any opposed thank you the

san francisco aging & adult services commission standing only crowd i thought katie was appearing bridget take the roll arrest commissioner james is absent commissioner vice president serlina commissioner itani commissioner loo commissioner ow commissioner sims commissioner roy and please note that executive director ann is present the next item is the approval of the minutes do i have a motion to approve any decision comments or questions. >> > all in favor, say i. > any opposed thank you the motion carries item 3 approval the consent calendar do i have a motion to approve. >> second you. >> any discussion or comments or questions from the public hearing none. > all in favor, say i. > any opposed thank you the motion carries item number 4 approval the april 1st, 2015, minutes duo do i have a motion to approve seconded thank you. any questions or comments questions or comments from the public? hearing none all in favor, say i. any opposed thank you. the motion carries is there any general public comment at this time comment noted associated with the specific items on the agenda? seeing no

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. >> reporter: in april, bridget clelcer lost her life when three armed robbers chose the financial district as their get away route. the call of to chase or not to chase is a balance and life is more important than property. >> policy is good. our supervision is good. i just think we need to stay on top of it and certainly less is better. >> reporter: in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix5. >> tonight, a new plan to help catch hit and run drivers. it is called a yellow alert. it would work just like the amber alert system. freeway signs with broadcast information about drivers suspected in hit and run crashes. the assemblyman behind the proposal says 80% of hit and run drivers in california get away. the bill has made tout the senate. >>> cbs news has learned the terror suspect taken down in boston wanted to behead pamela geller. police killed two isis sympathizers outside a prophet mohammed cartoon contest. but usaama rahim coulden wait to get to her and switched his target to police. and this man, 24-year-old david wright allegedly knew about his plans. prosecutors say the two talked in code

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the fair will keep rising over the next years to help close the bridget's budget deficit. >>> the last part of the upper deck at candlestick torn down today. these are the final moments of the demolition captured on video. we are told there is still some work left to be done. once it's all done and sandal stick is gonna shopping center, hotel and housing complex will rise up in its place. >> also rising our temperatures. it's going to get hot this week. >> we are seeing signs of that already tonight with our inland temperatures having a tough time cooling off. san francisco not bad right now at 59 degrees. san jose mostly clear at 64. the number that jumps out, concord over toward pleasanton seeing stmps in the 70s. there is a chance your air-conditioning may be running in parts of the trivalley. our winds that have been on-shore starting to break down a little bit. we will see less of a sea breeze do you go the day tomorrow as the marine layer gets squished down close to 7:00 feet thick. combined with the less marine air out there and plenty of warm air descending down high pressure s

a style only a brave few like bridget jones dare to share. what ladies. >> they're back. >> reporter: behold the return of the granny panties now women everywhere trading in their thongs for full bottomed undies. retail analysts say in the last year thong sales decreased 7%. while styles like boy short, briefs and high waisted cuts increased about 17%. julia and mayan hit the jockey jackpot with the launch of their company me and you. selling bikini style panties with the word feminist printed on the bottom. a look so popular they're having a hard time keeping up with the demand. >> it's for them to feel more comfortable or feel comfortable the day they want to wear it. >> reporter: fans of me and you posting belfies or butt selfies. here at la petite coquette the owner says she's seen a slight decrease in thong sales. are you surprised by the trend? >> no, because someone has to rebel against something. the 16-year-olds grew up with mothers wearing their thongs. it's what you don't reveal that is sexy. and full coverage shows the out line of

the problems on the other girls if they were not here i would be happy but seven years later with bridgetk going their separate ways i thought that is what i had wanted but i started to see character and a true colors of what i was ignoring. kennedy: he has three girlfriends at the time you're not a motion of the intimate what does he keep at arm's length? >> i think he wants young pretty girls the has close bonds for the intellectual stimulation but that was not enough for me. he had young girlfriends but some were older but they were very nice and intelligent people. kennedy: what about the bed? >> not a weirdo but a very particular. >> but things were very rich she knew what to expect every night a routine, 9:00 curfew. >> the flannel pajamas i think they were his ex-wife's. [laughter] kennedy: ben a free-for-all of people jumping into bed? >> ago interior detail but the same every time. >> were you ever proposed? to read no more of the situation. i was unhappy with the decision and i didn't like to be multi partner for cry felt there were so many misconceptions about me and i wanted t

suzanne: bridget and mike cunningham have had to depend on portable sump pump to bail out their flooded basement. >> we didn't realize how much risk it was. suzanne: when the kensington home flooded they had to act rapidly to avoid water damage. this we tried to be safe as possible to keep electrical cords away from the water. suzanne: montgomery county are trying to figure out what went wrong in the home that led to the elocate tro cushion of a 29 -- elocate tro cushion of a 29-year-old mother. there are a lot of sump pumps on the market with a varying degree of horse power. but they all come with safety instructions. this one says if you use this device you run the risk of an electric shock. don't use extension cord when using the sump pump. when the e.m.s. spokes perp said it is important to be cautious when using a portable sump pump. >> the simplest things for the homeowner is stay dry. make sure you are in a dry environment. if there is any water don't be messing with the electricity. suzanne: cunningham's say they will think twice using it again if the basement floods. >> i'll go

and for andrew and sara and patrick and bridget, i couldn't be prouder of four children that i am ofd you my parents moving to livingston and they moved there to make this part of their fulfillment of the american dream. they both lost their fathers at a young age. and were raised by extraordinarily strong women. under really difficult circumstances. my dad, one of the best students in his high school class, admitted to columbia university because his father passed away, he couldn't go. they didn't have the money. he went to work and he got drafted into the army and came home and went to work at breyer's ice cream plant. decided after he met my mom, that it was time for him to make more with his life. he went to school at rutgers for six years while working at those jobs during the day to get his degree in accounting. my mother one of the proudest pictures she ever had was the one she called our first family picture. it was my mom and dad on the day that he graduated from rutgers in june of 1962 the first person in either of their families to ever get a college degree and it was the

>> you know the ones that bridget jones dared to share. cast of "teen beach 2" performing live here as we say -- >> all: good morning, america! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ march to the beat march to the beat gotta do my thing ♪ ♪ gotta beat gotta beat gotta gotta beat ♪ ? that is the cast of the new disney musical "teen beach 2." they're here with us. ooh. wow, they've been here since bright and early. >> yeah. >> right above us. >> that's one thing i love about filling in. you think you're awake until you turn the corner and you see them doing that. >> exactly. >> anyway the original movie, by the way was the biggest movie of cable. >> all-time. >> all time so a lot of interest for this next one. can't wait. >> you said, oh kate's going to be upset with you. >> i'm sorry, kate. i know she wanted to be here. you'll see it on tv, everybody. >>> this cast is a slam dunk. nba finals mvp, there he is an amazing run and win for his golden state team in the nba finals winning the championship. robin, you got him. >> i do andre iguodala. he is here

bridget is on the line. democrat.and business, people with money it is just crazy nowadays. i don't think he should be running. i think it is because he has so much money that he is running. >> who are youk terms of you're being a democrat do you know who you are interested 0 >> caller: most certainly(Ñr hillary. >> we did hear from hillary. she entered the race, her campaign started officially on saturday. she made the announcement she would be seeking the democratic nomination a couple of months ago. donald trump announcing today that he also is getting into this race. we are taking your phone calls. you can let us know what you think about what you heard from donald trump. lebanon, tennessee, republican. @ hi adam. >> caller: how areóvcx you doing? >> pretty good. what do you 4ñ think about what you saw here? >> caller: i like what i saw. that's exactly what we need in this country, somebody that can be responsible and knows and understands how to rebuild infrastructure. we need somebody that understands that most

so i'm glad they're here today and for andrew and sarah and patrick and bridget, i couldn't be prouderldren than i am of them. i told you my parents moved to livingston and they moved to livingston to make this part of their fulfillment of their dream. of their version of the american dream. they both loved their fathers. at a young age. and were raised by extraordinarily strong women. under really difficult circumstances. my dad, one of the best students in his high school class. admitted to columbia university because his father passed away, he couldn't go. they didn't have the money. he went to work and he got drafted into the army and came home. and went to work at the brayer's ice cream plant in newark, new jersey. he decided after he met my mom, that was time for him to make more with his life. he went to school at night at rutgers for six years while working at those jobs during the day to get his degree in accounting and my mother, one of the proudest pictures that she ever had was the one she called our first family picture. it was my mom and dad on the day that he graduated f

overridden there either so i'm glad they are here today, and for andrew and sarah and patrick and bridgetdn't be prouder of four children than i am of them. [ cheers and applause ] >> i told you my parents moved to livingston and they moved to livingston to make this part of their fulfillment of their dream, of their version of the american dream. they both lost their fathers at a young age and were raised by extraordinarily strong women under really difficult circumstances. my dad one of the best students in his high school class, admitted to columbia university because his father passed away he couldn't go. they didn't have the money. he went to work and he got drafted into the army and came home, and went to work at the breyer's ice cream plant in newark new jersey and then decided after he met my mom that it was time for him to make more with his life and he went to school at night at rutgers, for six years, while working at those jobs during the day to get his degree in accounting, and my mother one of the proudest pictures that she ever had one the one she called our first family pi

and for andrew and sarah and patrick and bridget, i cannot be prouder of four children than i am of them[applause] i told you my parents moved to livingston and they moved to livingston to make this part of their fulfillment of their dream. of their version of the american dream. they both lost their fathers at a young age and were raised by extraordinarily strong women. under really difficult circumstances. of the best students in his high school class, admitted to columbia university because his father passed away, he could not go. he did not have the money. he went to work and he got drafted into the army and came .ome he went to work at the breyers k, neweam plant in newar jersey and then decided after he met my mom, that it was time for him to make more with his wife and he went to school at night at rutgers for six years while working out those jobs during the day to get his degree in accounting. and my mother, one of the proudest pictures that she ever ourwas the one she called first family picture, it was my mom and dad on the day that he graduated from rutgers in june of 1962. t

sure we're going to hear from bridget kelly and some others. and number two, when jeb bush and scott walker got into the race it took the air out of the room. i always believed there was a chance for one republican moderate or moderate conservative from the establishment to be the nominee. and if chris christie had had that field to himself he might have had a chance absent the bridge bridgegate. but when jeb bush decided to run, scott walker decided to run, i don't think there's any space for chris christie. >> that's a great question. let me go to michael. is the little kids table at the republican party at thanksgiving, is it big enough for these guys? scott walker is a credible contender here and jeb is looking moderate lately especially with the flag and same-sex marriage and all kinds of things health care. he's once again stakeing -- putting his stake in that more moderate republican part of the party. >> he is. i think he would consider himself sitting at the adults table as he enters this race and that he plans to really make that the

overridden there, either so i'm glad they're here today, and for andrew and sarah and patrick and bridget, i couldn't be prouder of four children than i am of them. [ cheers and applause ] >> i told you my parents moved to livingston, and they moved to livingston to make this part of their fulfillment of their dream, of their version of the american dream. they both lost their fathers at a young age and were raised by extraordinarily strong women under really difficult circumstances. my dad, one of the best students in his high school class, admitted to columbia university because his father passed away he couldn't go. they didn't have the money. he went to work and got drafted in the army and came home. and went to work at the breyer's ice cream plant in newark new jersey. and then decided after he met my mom that it was time for him to make more with his life and he went to school at night at rutgers for six years while working at those jobs during the day to get his degree in accounting, and my mother one of the proudest pictures that she ever had was the one she called our first famil

once bridget kelly starts talking on the stand, isn't this guy going to have to be part of the audience watching it? she's going to dominate the coverage. because she has to beat him back for her to clean her record up. she has to blame it on him. >> yeah i mean the governor has said he's over bridge-gate, it's behind him, but clearly that's not true. we still have federal prosecutors have indicted two of christie's former aides. there's a trial that could happen this year could happen next year when the campaign's really in the home stretch. so this is very much a question that still remains for christie. i don't think it's as done as he said it is. it's worth noting right after this announcement in new jersey he hightailed it right to new hampshire hampshire. he's spending five days there. new hampshire a place where they like mavericks people that tell it like it is. but that lane has become crowded. there are other candidates who are really banking on new hampshire. they could duke it out there and the oxygen will quickly be taken up there as well. >> christie and trump playing the

wanted felon crash a cadillac and of their car and by she meant being chased by police and 42 year-old bridgetcrosswalk by car that police tried to stop and say it was carrying three guys responsible for armed robbery spree. the suspects now in custody. >> catherine: season arrived in the bay area and it's been here a while and allows month has already had several grass fires they are on high alert as we had in the summer and graves level reports practice makes perfect word for the fact there was intentionally set by the fire fighters themselves the heat and smoke was real enough and his crew mates who expected the eating a lot of smoke this summer. "everyone agrees and a source one you hear a lot and heard last year we saw a lot of really good fire last year this year there's some of it is no worse" "" >> reporter: casey had noticed 20 fires charred something energetic as across the bay area and the past two weeks on seasonably cool temperatures moderate humidity helping but the grass is trying out fast firefighters wants to be ready for anything has been seen here behind me and the firefight

to come out of san leandro and to end hey report to the land to when you get on to the stem cell bridgetity and san sale and is moving at the limit so far over to the map by a margin of our lempa lot of the started yesterday unarmed 101 and embarcadero the manhole cover the crack because of the backed up during yesterday's commute to the evening and have crews on the same for all working to get this fixed. >>robin winston: several drivers off to the shoulder because of this off if you have to you draw on one of the city and southward avoid the far right lane and is not causing major back of the u desolate in a flat tire if you headed highway for west crawl through the construction of our picks up after your commission of the alta mollifies a west coming out of tracy murray a loss of five midwest that picks up by the time you get into dublin the drive times has bumped up increased 37 minutes from the out to my to dublin but no major clashes along the stretch >>michelle apon: the fbi is the convict will what wrong in the days that this take long for the official said the fbi investigating

there will be see bridget but a lot more in a place like greece.uy: if you were a pensioner in greece, would you be expected to get paid? hans: not oh monthly payments but decreased down the line. this is according to official, a 3 billion in the gap. it looks like at the end of the month, pension payments will be fine. they have been clear they will pay pension before they pay the imf. remember a couple of weeks ago either pay imf or compromise their principles? tsipras won the vote. members would rather them not paid the imf and not compromise their principles. it is principles. they had the big meeting on saturday down in athens. tsipras having difficult problems. did he write it is to shore up his point? is he plan privately? francine: and the problem down the problem. hans nichols. guy: he brings his -- [indiscernible] francine: that brings us to the twitter question, the first of june, will greece still be in the euro after the end of june? you can tweak us. -- tweet us. happy first of june. guy: when are you leaving? [laughter] hans: not soo

"pretty woman," "bridget jones diary," "bridges of madison county." which one?ve ego? >> really? >> except for me, i don't. by the way, you look beautiful. i want to tell you that. you think b i ain't seen your swag. i've seen your swag progress. look he's all fly. i thought you was deion sanders when i first walked up. i was like hey. >> oh! >> he don't even do the weather the same no more. he does it like this. it's going to be cold outside, but don't i look hot. so "i can do that" is basically a show where six celebrities basically see an act perform. an international performance like the blue man group. they go to the top of the stairs they lock in. they pick a partner. then they have to perform that act in front of america. and you have only one week to perfect that. >> i want to do this. >> that is hilarious. >> can you sign al up for the next one? >> you could do anything. this man. i'm glad they're doing it. i'm glad i'm hosting, because if the show was me i'd be like i can't do that. the name of the show would be "oh hell no." >> it's a short show. >> y

i am glad they are here today and for andrew and sarah and patrick and bridget, i could not be prouderf four children that i am of them. i told you my parents moved to livingston and they moved to make this part of their fulfillment of their dream. of their version of the american dream. they both lost their fathers at a young age. they were raised by extraordinarily strong women. under really difficult circumstances, my dad, one of the best is in his high school class admitted to columbia university because his father passed away. he could not go. they did not have the money. he went to work and he got drafted into the army and came home. and went to work at the breyers ice cream plant in new jersey and then decided after he met my mom that it was time for him to make more with his life and he went to school at night at records for six years while working at those jobs during the day to get his degree in accounting and my mother, one of the proudest pictures she had is the one she called our first family picture. it was my mom and dad on the day he graduated from rutgers in june of 19

they will have bump in the fall when bridget kelly and "bridgegate" people come out and start talkinger underestimate him. neil: his approval ratings are record low. >> who isn't? when a governor leads a state to run for president the numbers dive. happened to everybody. it happened to bill clinton in arkansas. neil: don't dive like this. >> he has two good things, chris at this has two good things. he has ken langone and nick lobe. both these guys are pretty active fund-raisers. neil: he will have money. maybe not as much as jeb or scott walker but he will have money. >> the more money you have the more you get your message out to the masses. >> -- in the past. >> i love ken langone. >> ken run as good business. >> joe, ken is a very good businessman. he is guy said rudy giuliani, you know how many arms he twisted last time around? but he doesn't have the same political calculus. neil: what are the money guys telling you? >> the money guys basically in for bush, they believe it's rubio bush, walker. neil: those three. coming back to those three. >> that is it exactly. i do think our

bridget has put a lot of money on the table. we need others to do the same and i think we will make progress in the coming months. >> this is the contribution of the scottish nationalist party. prime minister renzi told the summit that 100,000 people -- one month after 750 have died. i agree with the prime minister. this is a frustrating process. the cartoon process does not seem to be working and they are not doing their job. do we need another mechanism to try deal with this problem? prime minister cameron: first thank you for your question. i think the question is that we need to have a partner with whom we can work because frankly, until there is a libyan government and until there is a bill of -- ability to turn people back as they get into boats, all the other steps we take of picking people up and the rest of it, they will not add up to a policy that will reduce this migration flow. i think we have to recognize that the one place this has worked in the past, the spanish efforts to stop people from going to the canary isla

>>michelle apon: and your travel or semiskilled bridget to look all the cars backing up is west is to continue to mimic the way west, it continues to drag your continued westbound over across the high-rise plan on a very would start to the more enjoyable to talk about will a slab of the storm tracker 4 radar the secrecy of green and yellow spots on the map the green means light rain and we have some yellow spots was made to moderate rainfall looking at the peninsula we mainly have some light rain at you like a way out the door where the umbrella maybe even pull the hair back because we are going to continue to still see some light rain that will continue on into the middle part of the morning if you're traveling maybe across the east bay the shoreline and can even see that we have plenty of yellow and that will continue on and move off to the west it will continue to make his way to the peninsula this morning you're going to see some rain that will continue to move through and your travel to the dublin as a chance of light showers the moderate rain his offer to the north across 680 in

. >> reporter: they live in the depths of your drawers, a style only a brave few, like bridget jones,back. behold, the return of the granny panties. now women everywhere are trading in their thongs for full-bottomed undies. >> you can't always be in this tiny little wedgie situation every day. >> reporter: retail analysts say in the last year thong sales decreased 7% while styles like boy shorts briefs and high-wasted cuts increased by 17%. julia and mayan hit the jockey jackpot in march with the launch of a company me and you. selling bikini style panties with the word feminist printed on the bottom, a look so popular they're having a hard time keeping up with the demand. >> it's for them to feel more comfortable or feel comfortable the day they want to wear it because maybe the next day they want to wear a thong. it's a matter of choice really. >> reporter: fans of me and you even posting belfies, or butt selfies, wear their granny panties. >> girls want to see photos of girls like them. >> we like pimples and freckles and cellulite. >> reporter: here at la petite coquet lingerie st

i'm glad they're here today for andrew, sarah at rick, and bridget, i couldn't be prouder the four children i told you my parents moved to livingston, and they moved to livingston to make this part of their fulfillment of their dream, their version of the american dream. they boston lost their fathers at a young age and were raised by extraordinarily strong women under really difficult circumstances. my dad, one of the best students in his high school class admitted to columbia university because his father past away, he couldn't go. they didn't have the money. he went to work, and he got drafted into the army and came home and went to work at the briars ice cream plant in newark new jersey. and then decided after he met my mom that it was time for him to make more with his life, and he went to school at night at ruckers for six years while working those jobs during the day to get his degree in accounting, and my mother, one of the proudest pictures she had was the one she called my first family picture. it was my mom and day dad the day he graduated from ruckers the first person in either