. >> driver, may i have california st., please? >> no problem. >> whenever the announcement system does not work properly and a driver does not call out the stops, and i'm totally lost as to where i am. the announcement system calls out the stops, but to help the customer, i caught the destination, transfer points, and requested stops. and it is the law. >> i use the p a system to make sure everyone on the bus here is my announcements. >> i have had both experiences with the loudness and the to stop for the announcements. you are never going to have it exactly balanced for every trip because your level of noise changes. the announcement system ranges from 1 to 10. 10 would be too loud, a little distorted. eight is a good number. not too loud, but loud enough for everyone to hear and understand what is going on. >> i think bus drivers might not be aware of the fact that if you let a visually impaired person off at the wrong stop, number one, they may be absolutely unfamiliar with the area they are in. >> the driver overshot the stoc

about our plans to replace lost beds because of the skilled nursing facility beds at the california campus and the st. louis campus will not be we have committed two commitments. one is to maintain our 36 sickbed that the babies campus. the second is to either find, build, or cobuild 62 other beds without taking them from pre- existing places in the community. that is a commitment we will keep. we spoke about how we would replace lost beds. we are working with other hospitals. all ceo's share this problem to, with a solution. we will honor this commitment. we were asked to commit to operate st. luke's for 20 years as a community hospital. it is our intention to operate all of our facilities in perpetuity. we were asked to implement the blue ribbon panel recommendations about the rebuild of an acute-care facility and we agreed to do that. the health board has committed $250 million to contract -- to construct that hospital. the new hospital will include all of the services that the blue ribbon panel recommended the health commissioner specifically called out our community partnerships. we have made co

st. mary's, california pacific medical centers, the old presbyterian hospital's, kaiser hospital. i know this is really breathtakingly exciting. i'm sorry it is so slow. ucsf picked up mount zion. and, of course, san francisco general hospital and chinese hospital. showing up here in a minute. what does it cost? you will have other people talk to you about this. you already cited this i think pretty well known fact that both the most consolidated and most expensive of the counties in our state. again, just to emphasize the point, hospitals are paid $7,349 per patient per day on average compared with los angeles county, not necessarily an inexpensive place to live or work, where the figure is $4,389 per day on average. supervisor chiu: i'm sorry, before you move on on that, that is a pretty stunning figure. could you talk about the various explanations for that? >> tried to explain that? a lot of other people will be talking about that. supervisor chiu: great. thank you. i would say certainly, the question of consolidation and public control over health care costs is an important i

navy is at the tim timing the 15 kilowatt laser off the central coast of california near st. nick last island. first time it has been used on a moving target at sea. military officials say they expect to put laser weaponry on ships by the next decade. >> pl alternative to high speed rail. it is called the super bus and top speed is 155 mivrments it runs on electric motor. super bus seats 23 passengers who climb in and out through these doors. project being led by former dutch astronaut now an aerospace professor. createstors say it could be a cheaper way to reduce congestion than building rail lines. bus now on its way to dubai for demonstration there next month. pretty sleek looking. >> perhaps know better place than stanford university in the heart of silicon valley to inspire young entrepreneur. that's exactly is what happening this week. we report on unique boot camp and students taking part. >> these 3 stanford students have an idea for a start up. it is called one card and a way for people to securely con sol indicate their credit debit and store reward card. >> you hav

writing, they may submit comments to the environmental review officer at 1650 mission st., suite 400, san francisco, california, 94103. four members of the public at this hearing today, please state your name and address for the record. all comments will be transcribed and responded to. for those who have commented, will receive a copy of the document prior to the eir's certification or any approval action taken on this project. this concludes my presentation on this matter and unless commission members have questions, i would respectfully suggest that the public hearing be open. commissioner olague: i would like to open up the public hearing at this time. is there any comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? commissioner fong: i just wanted to comment, as i have been watching this for a while, and i am supportive of it and realize we are just opening it up, but for everyone who sees the waterfront, sees the port, sees the dilapidated pier, and asked why we cannot put a parked there, this is it. a lot of work has gone into this. this is hopefully the fruits of that labor. com

st. louis. it does not fly to california, by the way. some day, you will be able to fly like a beagle. >>> coming up, problems with your land line phones. how vandals are cutting off communication in the east bay. you are looking at a live picture of the bay bridge. it's 4:57. marla joins us in just a minute. >> reporter: new this morning, president obama is leaving the bay area today. before he does, he'll attend one more fund-raiser this morning in san francisco. we'll tell you where and who is expected to attend, coming up in a live report. >>> a berkeley high school student files suit against a school district saying administrators ignored her complaint about sexual harassment. >> reporter: how your sweet tooth could fund your child's education. a

st. mary's park. we have already planted over 600 california native trees that have been funded by the california department of forestry. this is just the beginning of the opportunities to frame the watershed that linked at least 11 neighborhoods in southeast and southwest san francisco. one of the initiatives or opportunities is to develop the urban forest that frames the watershed. i have been working closely and helping them with their plan to look at the watershed. you may have heard of it. i think that this strategy can greatly increase the urban forest, and there are also opportunities to daylight and the creeks in certain open spaces such as parks. i believe that might be understanding, experience, and involvement with watersheds and creeks and underground systems -- in other words, planting trees that like fresh water. it is very important as they cn an be integrated with public education. this expertise is really significant for the urban forestry council. for a working with and helping advise various city agencies. i hope to be able to work again with the urban forestry council. i understand there

system maintaining its medicaid contract with the state of california providing access through suddener pacific medical foundation clinics and the st. luke's health care center. it doesn't say a word about cathedral hill. why not? >> the issue has to do with private commissioners. many who practice at cpmc frankly do not take medical in their offices. however we have made a commitment. we have always had medical for every patient who shows up in one of our facilities. >> point out st. luke's and you ignore your main prized campus. >> again, it is an outpatient clinic that is part of cpmc. again, the vast majority of the patients who come to have have don't go to doctors who work for cpmc. they go to doctors who admit to cpmc. if a patient comes to crp to our emergency room or is admitted to our hospital or has any service performed at our hospital, we take that medical and always have taken medical and always will take medical at all of our campuses. we're happy to spell it out in more detail with the health department. >> since the commissioners antonini and scalia have spoken i'm going to ask the commissioners to. >> yeah. i want

california state history. >> when i reach the pearly gates and i bump into st.ter he won't ask me how many games i won in the nbal or overall, he will want to know what i did for mankind. it's pretty evident today from phone calls. that's what i wants to be remembered for. >> pretty amazing to be the only coach in j.f.k. history. been married for 46 years. he and his wife would have the kids over to their house and cook for them. >> he set the bar really high for other coaches. >> absolutely. it will be big shoes to fill next season. >> all right, kim. thank you very much. >>> that's it for this edition of eyewitness news. we will see you again at 11:00 p.m. your latest news and weather though is on cbssf.com. have a good evening. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,, the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanut

california state history. >> when i reach the pearly gates and i drop into st.won't ask me how many games i won in the nbal or overall he will want to know what i did for mankind and i think if i helped a few kids down the road it has been pretty evident today. a lot of phone calls. >> he is the only football coach in school history, he and his wife jan of 46 years have turned their garage into a dining hall and they would have all the players over there. they fed them really more life legsons on and off the field and it will be sad for him to be gone. >> nice to see him realized. >> kim, thank you. >>> coming up at 6:30 p.m. we will have the latest on an amber alert for two kids missing. the father is fear for their safety. >> that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30 p.m. see you back here in half an hour. good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ,,,, never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the mome

st. francis hotel in union square. this is the premier transportation conference in california and will attract hundreds of representatives, including the lifting officials. -- elected officials. i think it will be an excellent conference an opportunity to show the progress we are making. it is also a great opportunity to share san francisco as a place to do business. i am hoping that you will all clear some time on your calendars. you will be getting updates from the staff as the planning and conference evolves. this concludes my report. mr. milosevic. -- moscovich. >> good morning, jose moscovich. i have a few things to highlight. first of all, we have been engaged in the process of sorting through the plan and sustainable communities strategy that will be guiding the region's efforts in investing in transportation over the next 30 years. that process has resulted in several presentations that you have participated in. most recently, at the plans and programs committee where we had a lovely policy debate about big ideas and how we are moving to the future. particularly, in terms of how san francisco can lead the way and

st ster row types. the bill needs to pass the assembly. if it does, california is the first state to include information about gay historical figures. >>> get ready to pay more for gas. pg&e was granted a $120 million rate hike. the money will pay for the repair and maintenance of the natural gas system. the average residential customer sees their bill go up to $51.96 this year. the increase had been in the works before the deadly san bruno explosion. it's likely they will ask for more rate hikes after the investigation settles. >>> newark school superintendent will step down. he will serve as superintendent for oak grove school district. >>> a proposal to rename the popular san francisco bay trail not setting well with one east bay city. all alameda ants to name it for state senator. trail supporters in richmond want to keep the name the same because they say it's neutral and nationally recognized. also, replacing the signs would be very expensive. it is friday. let's check in with christina. >> it's friday. a nice weekend for outdoor activities. if you have a

california later this afternoon. president obama's last official stop until the bay area the st. regis hotel in san francisco. the democratic national committee held a $35,000 a seat fund raising breakfast. it's not clear if the president saw the protesters who also showed up not to eat breakfast but to exercise their first amendment rights. >> if we want to reduce our deficit, yes, we need to cut spending. but we need shared sacrifice. and that means ending the tax cuts for the wealthiest 2% of americans in this country. we can afford it. >> reporter: at the knob hill masonic center last night the president told the friendly crowd taxing the rich is one way to balance the budget: the president also urged supporters to be open to cutting social programs especially if taxpayer dollars going into those programs are being wasted. republicans see the president's message of shared responsibility in more stark terms. >> when is government going to take its share of the blame for growing too much and wasting too much money? so shared responsibility that's code for we're not going to cut back on government. >> report

the attorneys general in 17 states, including california, have already signed a tloert pabst brewing company asking it to stop making that drink. >>> and in st. louis, crews are trying to clean up the damage from the most powerful tornado to strike that area in 40 years. the city's main airport was hit hard by that tornado and more than 500 homes were destroyed. nbc's brian mooar has the newly released video of the tornado and the latest on the cleanup efforts today. >> reporter: security camera video captured the terrifying moments when a tornado took dead aim on lambert airport in st. louis. >> it turned this concourse into a wind tunnel with all kinds of debris. some heavy debris flying. pieces of the roof flying around and other pieces. people running for cover. >> the few passengers stuck in planes on the tarmac were actually safer than those caught in the terminal. >> it was horrific, and for that much damage to be done and no one lost their life, it is simply a blessing. >> the cleanup is well under way. and until missing windows can be replaced, plywood zill to do. in the nearby neighborhood, for every smashed home there's a harrowin

california. sutter purchases as many hospitals as possible, including public hospitals and makes promises to the community, as they did at st. luke's, to continue running as they have always been run. while making these false promises, they have already targeted which hospitals they will close, which services they will eliminate for not being profited -- profitable enough, which lucrative services they will keep, and which will be consolidated, in which hospitals will remain standing. the implementation of this business model has become their hallmark. its goal to eliminate competition and achieve a monopoly in the health-care market. once they have established their dominance, they use their position to drive up prices and to dump the unprofitable services on county systems that 0 overburdened, forcing taxpayers to foot the bill. already, we pick up a huge load due to solder's non-profit status. they were recipients of a taxpayer backed credit, like the $800 million in financial assistance awarded to them three months ago from a state financing authority. they have overcharged health plans for public employees, and they de

california volunteers.org, this goes from 6:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. on tuesday. coming up we will show you the championship rings the giants received for their walk off against the st. louis cardinals. this wednesday we will be hearing nbc programming while the giants are and nbc. minute to win it will be shown at 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. and the kron 4 news will be shown at 10:00 p.m.. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >>rob: the giants won in the bottom of the ninth inning. 19 members of the world series teams were presented with their championship rings. jerad stump and spent the day of the ball park and has a first look of the rings. >>reporter: san francisco giants start with the ring ceremony and end this with the wind in the bottom of the night. you can see some of the different crowds that are out here. security tells me

st. louis abisbo in california. y did a survey. >> of course. >> there are houses in st. louis obispo. >> they gauged a lot of different factors. the happiest place on the planet earth is copenhagen. >> have you ever been? >> no. >> i've been. it's not as happy a place as disneyland. that's the happiest place on earth. and disney world. >> happy three years and one day. >> it was our anniversary yesterday. >> this is so big, nobody remembered but me yesterday. >> at quarter to 10 yesterday, hey, is it our anniversary? first of all, i don't watch "american idol" but i was outraged at the outcome. >> how can you be outraged? >> i get lathered up when i see the whole thing at the end. first of all, thea got bounced which is ridiculous. >> stefano, you are safe. >> we are not going to go out on that note. we are not. you are too incredible, too great. >> she is beautiful. >> the judges were livid. they were saying she was robbed and it was terrible. >> they already used their save with that orchid before. >> how about wo

california that test milk for levels of radiation. if it's right here in richmond. if the process starts by taking a sample of milk like this one from a dairy in st. louis, in measuring and, transferring the sample into a container and then placing that sample in to this machine right here. of high- tech camera detector with the levels of radiation are measured. this computer displays the results. in this example, you could see iodine 131 was detected, an isotope that scientists say if that a minor trace level radiation from japan was founded as milk sample. however, although nuclear scientist at the labs did the actual level is on harmful, weekly know it's will continue just to be safe. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: closed by a huge landslide following last week's heavy rain, a new details, morgan wrote a road is now open. kron 4 rob has a look at the slide up close and shows us why there's still a lot of work ahead for the road >>rob: crewrob the huge slide 3 mi. up. you can almost reach out and touch the slide. crews were trying to get the mud off the one open lane while the others still buried under tons of rock and ankle trees. water c

california. where they found out? what it should go for? and should you head to the hills. >>> a thyroid guard can save your life. >>> i went from making $50,000 to being at st. james palace. >>> meet the bay area man that used to work for the royal family. we'll take you live to london, where royal wedding plans are under way. >>> close to 70 today in san jose. and a good amount of sunshine throughout the south bay. tonight, it will be cool for those of you throughout san jose, with mid-40s. we'll talk about a warmup. and one of our best forecasts in weeks, coming up. >>> and an exciting win in overtime for the sharksig l.a. the highlights ahead in sports. >> and the sharks win the series. >>> after months of planning and weeks of anticipation, the royal wedding is now just four days away. tonight, we're getting an inside look from a bay area man who knows firsthand what goes on behind the scenes at royal celebrations. gene ellie spent the morning in heelsburg, with a former member of the royal family. >> reporter: charles is taking a walk down royal memory lane. he was working for a catering company the royal family hired. when the i.r.a. bombed herrod's d

california. showers and thunderstorms in rapid city, des moines, and omaha. and also st.at wet weather also stretches into cleveland, pittsburgh and buffalo. >> meanwhile, 59 in boston. 70 in baltimore and 82 in new orleans. 40s in chicago, detroit, and fargo. phoenix hits 92. salt lake city 57. seattle 52. >>> and drought conditions, quite the opposite in texas. they're now fueling wildfires that are raging across this state. calmer winds helped crews gets a handle on some of those fires over the weekend, allowing residents to return of what was left of their homes. elsewhere in the state, winds were gusting, making conditions even worse. officials say that they could be fighting the fires there for the next two months. about 700,000 acres have burned so far. that is about the size of rhode island. >>> turning overseas now. and a new plan for the nuclear crisis in japan. the utility company now predicts it could take up to nine months to end the radiation leaks and also stabilize the reactors at the damaged fukushima plant. safety inspectors say the first readings inside

california. a warrant my republican colleagues to contact them today st., why don't they find out how their ideological attack on women's health plays out on the ground when the tactic turn people away at st. john's. contact the good samaritan families in san francisco in see the good work they do take another look at the spirit maybe they wanted contact our savior center to see the good work they do. or the krona family center. 4500 clinics get this funding. about one-quarter go to planned parenthood the rest goes to other family clinics. what they would learn if they did this. >> mark: there you see barbara boxer discussing this bill make. democrats say the republicans holding up the budget crisis by eliminating funding for planned her parents had an abortion. >> reporter: we know watching the movement on capitol all morning long. finger-pointing between the parties has not stopped. majority leader harry reid said the disagreement is over funding for planned parenthood but john painter says that's not true. apparently we don't have that sound bite. i wil

st. petersburg. >>> a freak skydiving accident turned deadly on the west coast. two skydivers were killed in midair collision over paris valley airport in california. their parachuting collided causing both canopies to deflate that sent both hurdling to the ground. >>> a group of women say they lost their jocks at an atlantic city casino when their bosses told they they were unfit to wear a new uniform. going for a 1920s theme. 15 servers were let go after a selection process. the women said we don't have a problem wearing the new uniform as long as we can get one in our size, thank you very much. >>> an oklahoma woman fighting to keep her paralyzed pet kangaroo. christy carr battles depression and says irwin the kangaroo helps because he's a therapy pet. she met him while volunteering at an animal sanctuary, nursed him back to health but city officials worry the animal could be a safety risk and it's going to decide later if she can keep this pet. later this month that decision is expected. we'll stay on top of it. >>> two mysteriously encrypted note could hold the answer to a decades-old murder and the fbi is asking for the public's health cracki

st. regis and the tickets range from $5,000 to $35,000. he is not only the president, he is running for president in california.d place for democratic candidate. live in palo alto, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> 5:05 now. some places you may want to avoid today. air force one arrives at s.f.o. at 1:00. mr. obama's motorcade will head south to facebook to palo alto for a couple of hours. he will spent the night in the hotel and then another fundraiser tomorrow morning and then back to s.f.o. for a flight to campaign stop in reno. >> it will be harder to find medicinal medical marijuana dispensary in san jose. the council voted to limit the number of collectives in san jose to ten. right now, there are 120. they would be given after the background checks and screenings are done. all of the medical marijuana sold would have to be grown on site. then permits will be given on first come, first serve basis. >> we don't know how many will qualify but we won't make subjective decisions about which is best or not. that is a time stamp. >> it doesn't limit the prospects. for the person who sleeps in front o

california. >> check out the temperatures across the country. we start up in the corners. seattle and portland mid-50s. 56 in new york. chicago, 41. just to the south, sthe yellow from dallas, all the way up to detroit. that is where severe weather is expected today. delays in chicago o'hare international airport. check out the flight tracker at abc7news.com. !x!x!x!x!x!xbñbñbñ . where caltrain riders are celebrating. all of those service cuts that they were bracing themselves for, probably aren't going to happen now. the story coming up. >>> also in the headlines former california governor schwarzenegger will join business and religious leaders to talk about immigration reform with president obama today. >>> off to a mild and moist morning. watch out for a little drizzle and fog during the morning commute. warmer weather this afternoon. but the system for tomorrow still expected to bring us good rain. i'll give you an update. >> good morning. a smooth ride into san francisco on the bay bridge. we are following roadwork in contra costa county. we have details coming up. >> san jose city council tackles the issue of medical marijuana clubs again. they a

california. on what my republican colleagues to contact them today. st.'s will child and family center in los angeles. why do they not find out how their ideological attack on women's help played out on the ground when they have to turn people away at st. john's? why do they not contacted this american family services in separate -- in sacramento and then take another look at this? maybe they want to contact our savior center in>> live coverage here on c-span. 4500 clinics get this funding. 4500 clinics -- about a quarter good to planned parenthood. the rest go to other family clinics. what they would learn if they did contact these people is that these people who are doing this work or heroes. we heard from the when whose lives were saved because they had a lot detected in their breast or a pap smear came back and it was suspicious said they got help care. half of the people who use the title can family centers, for half of them, this is their only source of health care. if we look determined, if we look upset, understand that we are. we are fighting. we

st. louis, louisville and columbus, ohio. rain from the dakotas to chicago. mountain snow in western wyoming and montana. showers from northern california to oregon.miami. kansas city gets up to 75. omaha 65. and fargo 45. a hot 90 degrees in phoenix. and just 53 in salt lake. >> this story's kind of funny. i like this one. >>> we usually don't mention soccer unless it involves the world cup or david beckham but this story is worth it. >> that's right. spanish club team real madrid was celebrating a big tournament win early on thursday. as they paraded the trophy in an open-top bus, it slipped out of the player's hand. and then the bus ran it over. >> the 33-pound cup was broken into a few pieces and now they're having it rebuilt before it goes on display in the club's trophy case. >> you know what they need? one of those really big "dancing with the stars" trophies that you can't fit in the car. because it's so big. >> just excited, right? slipped under the bus. that's good stuff right there. more "world news now" after the break. stay with us. ♪ you know the nearer your destination the more you're slip sliding away ♪ sliding away ♪ hó >>> well,

st. louis, missouri. tony is on our line for democrats. caller: the last caller from california had it right. it truly is cowardice. america used to be pretty strong -- especially coming from new york. those were some of the toughest people in the world as far as we were concerned. the problem that i have is actually with democrats. we sit around and let the republicans do all of their talking, and we kowtow if you notice what is going on as far at -- kowtow. if you notice what is going on with republican governors around the country, you can see they are pretty weak -- weak minded. democrats, stop sitting on your but and for those who consider themselves independents, stop going back and forth and open your eyes and realize and look at what these people are doing. the government is going to be shut down in a couple of more days simply because the republicans cannot govern. host: that is tony in st. louis, missouri. we will take a break from our discussion regarding the white house and its decision on locating the 9/11 trials to talk a little bit about the budget. politico, the top of the pag

california republicans have launched their own series of townhall meetings. they will hold a meeting in riverside. the president is scheduled today. this morning he is scheduled to appear at a breakfast fund-raiser at st. regis hotel at 9:30 and scheduled to leave sfo for reno, nevada. then the president will travel to los angeles for two more fund-raisers. we'll continue to follow the president's visit throughout the morning. you can get updates on hour channel 2 website, ktvu.com. kraig debro is out in san francisco now monitoring the president and what's going on with the schedule. kraig will bring us a live report at 8:30. >>> a man has been arrested in colorado. he was arrested in denver by the fbi. he's called the ho hum bandit because of his calm demeanor. >> concord police are asking the public for help in the fatal shooting of a man last year during a home invasion robbery. the murder happened won year ago of ron followed rain but i. he was shot after he argued with the men. the men fled after they were confronted boy -- byraby's roommate. >>> a body was found in biewn know vista yesterday. investigators say the man was shot to death. his relationship to the suspect is not clear. >>> we're fo

st. louis -- an luis, arizona. -- san luis, arizona. across interstate 10 turns into interstate 8, comes across arizona into california, goes into yuma, arizona. i went down here into the southwestern corner to see what that border was like. now, coming across interstate 8, right here, interstate 8, we pulled off the side of the road to the sonora national reserve. and that is a national reserve that the federal government controls. because i wanted to see the sonora national reserve. interesting enough, you get about a quarter mile, almost a half mile off interstate 8, right up who are, down by the sonora desert, and you come across this sign. this sign is facing toward mexico. so interstate 8 would be to this direction and mexico would be behind the sign. how far behind the sign? it's 80 miles to the mexican border. here's the big sign that says, traveling caution, smuggling and illegal immigration may be encountered in this area. so, it seems to me, that the federal government as answer to border security is warn people it is a smuggling and illegal immigration area. once again this sign is not on the border. this sign is 80 miles this sid

st: yes, people don't need some the "bad bump up and some people need more. caller: good morning. i must apologize to you for the very road where the gentleman from california was calling you a sellout. what he doesn't seem to understand is that in 1932, the united states supreme court ruled that the social security is a form of taxation. it is not a retirement fund. never was a retirement fund for there is no lock box. it is to be paid into the general fund. on fortunately for him, that means that people who have been running the house for over 80 years which would be the democrats or the ones who have been taking this money out and spend again, not the republicans. he needs to get that straight. how are you going to justify what you are trying to do when the supreme court has already stated that this is a tax? guest: i am not familiar with the supreme court case. when bill clinton was here, we had a surplus and we were adding money to pay down the deficit. i don't think it has been 80 years of everybody's problem. we understand that we do have the right to have taxes in this country to pay for social security. that is a law that has been upheld by the sup

california trip is not bad at all. it's expected to generate $7 million. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, today in the bay. >> if i could catch you, i said st. francis. it's the st. regis. is that where he's staying as well? >> reporter: we are not sure about that. there's debate among reporters of when the breakfast is going to happen. i can tell you, the breakfast is expected to happen here at the st. regis downtown. yeah. there's a lot of saint hotels. >> there are. 5:07 now. >>> this morning investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly fire add a sunnyvale apartment building. it broke out in the grove apartments yesterday afternoon. the fire quickly spread from the first floor to the second. it took an hour to contain the fire. afterwards, crews found the body of a 71-year-old woman inside the building. her identity has not been released. >>> a computer glitch during a new year's eve fire will not be repe repeated. staff at the operations center couldn't get a back up system because nobody knew the computer password. now a computer technician is required to be on sight when the emergency center is used. before a technicia