can we get a roll call vote? >> i have not yet call this item. it is an ordinance adopted amendment no. 3 to the 200712-12 understanding. president chiu: we just recused supervisor chu, can we still -- >> yes. >> it wasn't clear with the same provision with reference to the other mlu's included in this item. i just wanted to make sure. >> the same language would apply. president chiu: roll-call vote please? supervisor campos: no. president chiu: aye. supervisor daly: no. supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. >> there are 8 ayes and two no's. president chiu: item 20. >> it establishes a yearly base line of our preparation to create the sentences, affordable housing fund. supervisor daly: thank you, president and colleagues. the issue of affordable housing or lack thereof to be more specific is one of the toughest issues within san francisco. over the course of nine and a half years here at the board of supervisor

call? >> spoke to him every morning. >> larry: oh, you did speak to him. >> we became great friends on the telephone. and every day i said to him, i want to take elvis presley on tour. every day he said, no. and every day i said, no, you don't understand. i want to take him on tour. i said, i understand but i don't know who you are, i don't know where you came from, and if elvis does go on the road, it's not going to be with you. it's going to be with other people, people i owe dates to. he said, elvis doesn't work. elvis is retired. i said well he's going to come out of retirement and when he does i'm going to take him on the road. no you're not. this went on every day. >> larry: was he doing movies then? >> yeah. this went on every day. after 364 days i got a phone call from him. and he said to me, you be in las vegas tomorrow. bring $1 million. i'll be at the international hotel. bring me the million dollars and we'll do a deal. you can have my boy and you can take him on a tour. and i s

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first item on the agenda is roll call. [roll call] we have a quorum. the next item on the agenda is the oath. anyone giving testimony today, please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you are about to give it is the truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you. new appeal order of abatement case. the owner of record is karen. action requested this be abatement be ordered and the cost assessment fee be waived. >> good morning, commissioners. i am a senior housing inspector. let me give you the time line of the case. this is a single-family property. basically, our division responded to a complaint in august 2002, an anonymous complaint that a deck had been built without the proper planning department approvals. inspections confirmed this in 2002, and a check on the permit history, the inspector notice of violation of earlier in the year, notifying the owner to get the proper permits. on october 4, 2004, the housing inspector realized that no building permits had ever been issued. he issued a final warning letter. on april 15, 20

one load up from the spear onto a steam ship called the pattern yak. early winter and there was alton cold weather compelled the convoy to hold on near the village of turner no close to sir good. course a lot of the valuable credits and deep in the woods it is not known where the cargo was left those treasures including the prices liberation of siberia metals have not yet been found. for people to go in and train with is still the translight period railway truthdig puts the russians railways conferred at the port by the full stop in the country's east and situated no one thousand columbus away from. the trancelike area the wait ten minutes in the city one theory has it that russia's gold is a resource city of the coal tracks execution. this picture shows czechoslovak legionnaires waiting for the turn to him and ships in the pool to fly to full stop snitching to transport ships took some seventy thousand officers and men of the czech slovak to teach and to europe. members of the army corps were cheering no more arms industry more townships only personal

president chiu: same house, same call. these resolutions are adopted. >> item 35 is approving the amended and restated agreement for telling storage and disposal of abandoned and illegally parked vehicles between the municipal transportation agency and auto return. president chiu: same house, same call. at this resolution is adopted. >> approving the memorandum of understanding with the metropolitan transportation commission and other bay area transit agencies for future operations and maintenance of the clipper program. president chiu: same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. >> to execute a water system improvement program funded professional services agreement for an amount not to exceed $38 million for the replacement construction management. president chiu: same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. >> this is a resolution approving the budget for the treasure island development for fiscal year 2011. president chiu: same house, same call. the resolution is adopted. >> updating fees for house recovery

the war it's only in units of the so-called czechoslovak legion into. the seven from one nine hundred eighteen the. capital sent a telegram to only headquarters of the he visited the bank it said the trophies beyond all calculation we have seized russia's gold was of the whites were to repeat the bolsheviks mistake they made swift arrangements for the valuables to be taken out of to a safe distance from the front line. here in this yard they brought a card to the back yard that. and everybody capable of lifting heavy weights help shift those enormous loads. the goal was taken to the pool by trams and translated by the bolsheviks but they never have the opportunity to use them because it was guarded by the russian soldiers well the legion is from the czechoslovak cool with the first seize the bank. puzzle could have is a military historian as well as the president of the czechoslovak legion as memorial society but this is the standard uniform of the russian army worn cheering world war won but this one is the uniform of the service men of the chant briga

, called carzonia. and this was a dr. charles cross set up 10 old cable cars on california street. between california and cornwall street, fifth avenue and fourth avenue in the richmond district. he assured the neighbors who were very agast at the idea of these old cable cars being set up that they would be very tasteful and artistic. and essentially, yeah, it was like one room with a little bathroom attached made up of old cable cars. dr. cross thought he was hitting on something. there were hundreds of thousands of people who were homeless, looking for new places to live in the aftermath of the earthquake and fire. so he thought why not use these old cable cars. it only lasted about 10, 12 years. guess it wasn't a big hit. he built a more conventional apartment building after that to replace it. it really was the 1906 earthquake and fire that sort of spelled the end of carville. you have these hundreds of thousands of people looking for new homes, suddenly displaced. now they might listen to these men

have lived in the body call area. they are sure the quite a sizable part kolchak's gold ended up in the lake off to one of the trains creche tale that eastbound train was moving along the railway what sold the train was it and where was it carrying that go to according to alexander to the maine coast theory the also slowly in a contract made between the czech slovak engine is and the bolsheviks cutin agreement. to the putin agreement half of russia's gold reserve villagers seized from culture shock was to be handed over to the bolsheviks while the legionnaires kept the other half as a result russia acquired thirteen carriages and the checklist relaxed joke seventy . chick historians disagrees with the theory of his russian counterpart to truce agreement was signed it station as a result of the truce the russian gold reserve was handed over to the bolshevik government led by lenin. that the treasure was in the state that it had been while in call chocks custody with the exception of the thirteen crete's that had disapp

it is a big list if you are calling it unemployment benefit. i would call this income support and think along those lines. >> many people have criminal backgrounds which are dismissed. mr. anyway to see employers -- is anyway to determine dismissed employers? >> it is the state criminal records if you are applying for some job that is in the state. we're not supposed to discuss any arrest unless it is open. if there is a problem there, that is a legal issue. this is the lot in that area. >> there is a penalty not against the employer for information, the penalties are against those that put across that penalty check. >> how do you go out asking for that the entertainer? >> they can call our hotline. if you have any issue, there's a person that handles these issues. this follows discrimination charges. if you would take an adverse action against you, you are supposed to have a copy with the record. get your hands on the thing. they're supposed to do this. i lost this job because of my record. we can work to try to figure this out. >> city depart

on twitter they call it a hashtag.ff like "#what not to do in a first date," or "#remember second grade." and then everyone responds to them and gives them their two cents about what not to do on a first date or a funny memory about second grade. it's cool. it's fun. now, on friday, we tried something a little different. during our show, i went on twitter and i started a hashtag called "why don't they make that?" and i asked you guys at home to tweet up some ideas for some things that you wished existed. for example, i tweeted out, "edible wallpaper made out of fruit roll-ups." [ light laughter ] why don't they make that? anyway, you guys turned in thousands of tweets. i was watching them come in over the weekend. they were all great. some really made me laugh and some really made me think. so, tonight, i thought i'd share some of my favorite "why don't they make that?" tweets from you guys. it's time "late night hashtag." ♪ hashtag late night hashtag ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. this first "why don't

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but the real hope is in what i call... what we used to call the silent majority. that's the people who get help, go about their lives, rebuild their families, that's the majority of people who go for help. doug, what is media literacy? media literacy is the ability to understand the messages and the media that one is exposed to and to realize what's being communicated, interpret the messages and be able to act on them appropriately, don't get fooled, understand what the content is and be able to confidently interpret it and integrate it into your life, into your world view. and, mark, why should people need to react if they see an incorrect portrayal of addiction treatment or behavioral health issues on any media? one of the key things that we've talked about here today is having the level of awareness and understanding so that if you see something that does not seem to be right, check it out: what's the source? why are they trying to convey that message to you? that ultimately gets to, you know, if the incentive behind the person sending the message is not necess

>> i don't think he called the police, he called his cousin. it doesn't matter.as anything -- other than that he called his cousin -- >> in mainstream media that's called follow-up journalism. >> right. >> reporter: but breitbart isn't about journalistic standards. or mainstream debates. he's a provocateur, a rabble-rouser, a master manipulator for the media's appetite for controversy, real or fake. and his time has come. >> you're awesome, man! >> i'm fighting back against years and years and years of the cultural and the political left telling people to sit down and shut up. you want to follow me? fine. and there are people who are following me. >> one of the questions terry asked him is sort of a natural question that i think a lot of people are wondering after seeing that edited video. what exactly is the goal here? what was he trying to do? he went on to say with the upcoming 2010 election cycle, his hope is that his organization can have a couple of stories that they can really hang their hat on and this is a quote, stories that can make a difference. >> an

call the sco÷"er store today.ove lçur m >> >>> here are some stories to watch today on abc news. financial headlines could have an impact on wall street. yesterday's goldman sachs fines, a banking regulation bill, and today's news about consumer prices could drive the markets. >>> plus president obama and his family leave the white house today for their summer vacation in maine. there's a chance he might come to the oil spill and the ongoing work to contain it. >>> and ford captured five jd power awards today. american brands outdid foreign car companies in jd powers' rankings for the first time since 1997. >> impressive there. >>> finally this half hour, iphone 4 users could get the news they've been waiting for today at apple's big news conference in california. >> after widespread complaints about dropped calls, loyal customers, computer geeks and even wall street investors will be watching for today's announcement. >> you know, you could help me out if you're on wi-fi, if you could just get off. >> reporter: t

on one occasion the sides of expedition traces the so-called gold train which crew. into lake baikal in the early twentieth century. according to the side just part of the russian empire has gold reserves is still to be still a lake bed amidst what's left of old railway cause. some claim it lies and siberian ministry's. others say it is hidden away in case of the country's far east even smell the czech republic. what happened to the bulk of the russian empire as gold reserves which went missing teeth is one of the most ensuring myths of russian history if. by cal is not the only place linked to the mystery of the russian empire as gold was of laws on the bed of the world's deepest lake will you be the tip of the iceberg in the past century trainloads of gold went missing across the country the precious payloads travelled from west to east leaving a multitude of secrets and rumors in their wake. is the city eight hundred kilometers east of moscow. most of the russian empire as gold was set out on a moment journey from this old city nearly a hundred years ago. the bols

thank you for calling. omaha, nebraska, dave calling on the democrats' line looking at the unusually uncertain economic outlook. you are on the air. caller: hello? good morning. i want to tell you. i started working in the 1970's. if you could get a job, and it will ask ken starr now, i will start tomorrow. in the 1980's we started exporting jobs. giving tax breaks for countries -- companies to leave the country. now we are in a situation right now. the other day i called one of these guys -- bush did not get his agenda done because we got attack on 9/11, i go, he got the agenda down, gave away 6.5 million jobs and import 30 million mexicans. that is why we're in the jam. i want people to think about it. host: that is dave from nebraska. this tweet -- back to phone calls. vermont, anne is on our republican line. caller: we are spending a lot, but if we look at what we are spending, $1 trillion a year to the military budget. we are giving the most wealthy corporations the biggest billions of dollars in subsi

called goblin.e was playing the video well but not great but in fact matthew was enter injured in his cervical spinal cord, completely disconnected the brain from the entire body, he has a chip in his motor cortex and by thinking about moving he can make the cursor move. >> amazing, amazing, amazing. >> again, it's a true example of taking the information from basic science -- we had all the pieces and we just put it together so that we could reconnect the body to the outside world. >> charlie: what are the possibilities of this? >> you will hear more about the possibilities. i think we want to give a couple of examples that i think take us sort of step-wise gone through this, so one step is can you control something physical? we thought of something physical. a mechanical hand. so matthew can't control his own hand so we brought a mechanical hand. here we're seeing a video of matthew thinking about opening and closing a hand and there he is opening and closing his hand. had a very profound effect o

was on the menu when the german chancellor called. the international community is not the famous pool. party president obama meet and who gets. up next the mystery of a train with the russian gold reserves which disappeared a century ago the surrounding the story to this day that's not a special report next to nazi. russia's celebrated deep sea submersibles have uncovered quite a few secrets hidden under water. on one occasion a scientific expedition found traces of the so-called gold train which crashed into lake baikal in the early twentieth century. according to the scientists part of the russian empire as gold reserves is still to be still on the lake bed amidst what is left of old railway cause. some claim it lies a siberian ministry. others say deceiving the way in case of the country's far east even smell the czech republic. what happened to the bulk of the russian empire as gold reserves. t.v. is one of the most ensuring myths of russian history if if . by cal is not the only place linked to the mystery of the russian empire a

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why is it called that?ks to the kind of movies we want to make. >> jimmy: about ninjas? >> namely, yes. and then, you know, also just, when you watch those graphics before movies come up, it's always like, you know, someone's, a name or something like that of a street, someone's parents name. ninjas running wild at least incites a response and maybe you'll remember it. >> jimmy: maybe fear. >> maybe. maybe. hopefully something. >> jimmy: we have, from your new movie, i don't know, i forgot to mention your invisible brother is here with us tonight. he's sitting on the -- yes. this looks like a sad movie. i saw the trailer before "inception" and i thought i would potentially wind up crying at that movie and really -- i'm sure it will be an embarrassing moment for me. it seems sad. is it sad? >> well, you have to go sad places to wind up happy, i think. and the character goes through big transitions. >> jimmy: like strip clubs. [ applause ] now i understand. >> like strip clubs. >> jimmy: at the end of this mo

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the county fire department is called the country's big air tanker. this modified dc-10 can carry as much as 12,000 gal. of fire retardant. the huge flames of the drybrush are creating their own winds carried while aircraft attacked the fire from above about 750 firefighters are trying to protect homes on the ground. this afternoon the fire jumped over the california aqueduct you can see how close the fire is to these homes. where firefighters called the urban interface where wild land fires can infrastructures. the fire as it's being called police stepped in and not as north of los angeles taking a closer view you can see how the flames spread from the mountains to the outskirts of palmdale. the yellow areas indicates mandatory and the evacuations last night. those orders were listed this morning and firefighters were able to say for homes and a half-dozen out buildings. >> fire spokesperson joining us now on the phone for the latest update. daniel what you know about evacuations? >> little bit of good news even though we continue the fire of the act

scott rudin called somebody, probably sherry lansing. she called somebody else. and the next day, the movie was an "r," and not a frame of it changed. so paramount pictures basically finally telling the m.p.a.a., "you really need to make this an 'r.'" and they're like, "okay, it's an 'r'." that's disgusting. there was a time in this country where government was leaning on creators, and all the pressure comes from-- i'd be less scared of government. they'd be accountable, 'cause we could vote 'em out. m.p.a.a. is just there. it's like star chamber. great conversation; thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. i appreciate it. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com (female announcer) for more information about speaking freely, visit our website at:

it's called keeping track of who you bury where. >> reporter: mccaskil calls this a case of heartbreaking incompetence, but the new team in charge here of arlington says eventually all the discrepancies will be corrected, katie. >> couric: chip reid at arlington national cemetery tonight. thank you, chip. in other news, arizona today appealed a federal judge's order that blocked the most controversial parts of the state's new immigration law, including a provision that called for police to check a person's immigration status while enforcing other laws. the rest of the law took effect today. in phoenix, hundreds protested, claiming the original law goes too far in targeting illegal aliens. at least 32 were arrested after blocking the doors at the maricopa county jail. in washington, he was once one of the most powerful men in congress. tonight, democrat charles rangel is fighting for his political life after house investigators laid out an array of ethics charges against him. from capitol hill, here's sharyl attkisson. >> reporter: rangel is known for saying he hasn't had a bad day since h

so call ahead. and for the coastline, drizzle, yeah, you may run into that this morning, so you may have to hit the windshield wipers from time to time. conditions today cooler than yesterday. no major fluctuations wednesday through monday. >> we are holding steady. >> we are. we are just cruising right now. >> that's right. all right. thank you, tracy. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:02. a.c. transit is warning passengers there could be more service disruptions today. anne makovec is in oakland this morning checking on the chances that some of those drivers might be calling in sick again today. anne, the buses have already started running this morning. what have you found? >> reporter: we have seen two buses so far. i'm at the lake merritt station in oakland. we saw the 88 and the 62 pass right on through. the problem is the buses are difficult to count on this morning because we just don't know if what happened yesterday might happen again today. we have not heard from a.c. transit yet

can you call item four? >> item four, motion directing the budget and legislative analyst to conduct a review of police practices -- of aging in place practices and resources. supervisor mar: this is an item from my office urging the budget -- requesting the budget and legislative analyst's office to further delve into the issue of aging in place practices and resources in the city to implement the proposed additional research. legislative analyst would determine the approximate number of aging adults on affordable housing and public housing, collective summarized demographic information about aging adults in san francisco, review independent living programs and models, including shared housing programs, volunteer health advocacy programs, and the nonprofit retirement village models. that is aging in place retirement village models. also provide legislative recommendations for incentives that encourage property owners to make residential upgrades that increase accessibility and safety for aging adults. that

if we are in patrol cars what they are doing all day is running from call to call to call to call. what we get when we talk to people i don't see the cops they are driving by and don't stop or get out. the reason they don't get out or stop because they are going to a call. i liken them as football players you are significant in the stand and far away. i like it better because i can spin on the corner and talk to somebody for an hour. it may be police related issues or personal but i'm not responding to the calls like the cars. that s getting to know people in the community on an individual basis. we go down to the african-american cultural center a lot on fulton street. we call it our second office. in that center, they have kids ranging from you know, 5-6 years old up to 15, i believe it is. and they do all different activities whether it's karate, drill team class. whether they go to picnics or back pack give aways. ron and i go to almost all of them. the ones we can make i think we rarely miss one that was big enough they asked us to come to. and during those activities we play

if you have a consumer problem, call our hotline, 1-888-5-helps- u. >>> the heat is on.digits in a lot of areas now, right? >> triple digits the first time this summer on june 27th. today we have had some areas reporting triple digits. but actually it has not been as hot as we previously advertised for a good notable reason and we'll explain but first mount vaca is currently 94. humidity is dropped down to 16% there. now, compare that with this. a deep marine layer has moved onshore. cool air moved in sooner than the computer models said and so it allowed the temperatures not to go as high as previously projected. nevertheless, brentwood and pittsburg at 100. notice the humidity compared with san francisco, that is socked in at this hour with the deep marine layer, humidity is high as it gets. sausalito currently at 56 degrees with areas of low clouds and fog. this is one of our very latest satellites and it clear paints the picture of what's going on anywhere from dillon beach through inverness, back in through san francisco, where the fog is now beginning to trickle un

host: thanks for calling. front page of "new york times" a long story no less of a person is the title here on the 4th of july. he is 23, walter reed army medical center, not far from here, in rehab the past year. he lost four limbs in iraq. a determined soldier rebuilds life. quite a bit of text on this if you want to learn more. as far as iraq policy goes and the iraq war, the "washington post" reminds us there have about 4,413 fatalities, military deaths since 2003. and in hostile actions 3,488, nonhas toil. 925. this is part of a piece that focuses on vice president biden's trip to iraq. he is there for the 4th of july. he got there yesterday and is meeting with officials. he arrived when many are questioning whether the u.s. policy in iraq is adrift. some officials say they are worried the u.s. is concerned only about its exit from iraq and not the country's democracy as it is shifting focus to afghanistan. the distant policy in this country is deemed as a weakness and a failure said the minister of indus

several cities have called important moratoriums. we have repoed several incides ber they have not transmitted data correctly resulting in in an increase to utility bills. they say they are working to educate customers. >> still ahead, michelle obama recruits heavy hitters to fight childhood obesity. >> and bp may have anothe solution to stop the leak from an oil well cap in the gulf of mexico. >> and linay lohan exchanges plada for a pris jumpsuit today.xx >>> bp and federal governme are now considering a new solutionor deali with the ruptured well in the gulf of mexico. they were looking into a process called static kill, the idea would force mud through pis to seal it. they think conditions may be just right but the obama administration has yet to approve of the plan. >> there is too much uncertaiy between now and then. >> we should know whether or not we can finally choke this well forever. >> officials expected to complete two relief wells within two weeks. once they are complete they can fill the oil bed with cement and end t

i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> the u.s.overnment is allowing the cap to remain on bp's ruptured well and there are discussions about permanently sealing it. the government says although engineers have found seepage from the newly installed cap, it was not significant enough to order bp to open the cap. bp and the government officials are also floating the idea of a new operation to plug the well called a static kill. it's similar to the top kill operation that failed almost two months ago but some scientists say there's less pressure in the well right now so it might succeed. >>> the oakland city council is expected to take up a controversial marijuana wholesale ordinance today. it would authorize the licensing of four american production and processing facilities to supply the city's medical marijuana dispensaries. if approved, the facilities would have to pay more than $200,000 in annual permit fees, carry liability insurance, and set aside 8% of their sales for taxes. small growers argue the ordinae could put them out of

in sick and again today. 200 drivers today called in sick today.s comes after the agency imposed a new contract on sunday after talks broke down. from oakland robert flat ago has the latest legal action brought by the drivers union. >> here in oakland tuesday afternoon the judge has postponed until july 30th or ruling on whether to throw out a new contract imposed over the ½ about the terms of the contract which a model other things called for wage freeze as well as changes in overtime in health-care costs. one in five drivers did not respond for work on tuesday. ac transit apologize to rider's many of phone were stranded. it also warned of the contract is nullified by the court if there could be layoffs. d.c. transit faces a 50 + million dollar budget deficit and said the new contract will a)Ñyít.>7 about $50 million. a spokesman for the drivers said had no choice to take the matter to court and once again is calling for binding arbitration. in oakland kron 4 news. >> of people waiting for buses in oakland said they have noticed the latest today.

you would not call it that, you would call it something different. instead, the district steam would. >> the motion has been made. is there a second? >> it fails for a lack of a second. is there any thing else in regards to power plants? >> i will move that we do what he did. that is a motion. >> the motion as a maid that the original language will be amended if it is included and removes fossil fuel references only to district heating and cooling systems. can we take that without objection? that passes. there's one final amendment regarding the additional standards with regard to to the project in of standards. will we take a roll-call vote on that? >> i can read for clarity what the languages which will be discussed. one slight caveat added, to the extent that final remedies have not already been selected, the board of supervisors shall conduct hearings regarding the potential final strategies for each project parcel at the shipyard before any final remedies are selected and urges that the navy and to the epa and california epa participate in any o

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this one is called static kill. it would involve pumping mud and cement through the new well cap that's now in place. tonight, that cap is still holding. the government's point man, thad allen, says five leaks around the well are just drips and nothing to worry about. meanwhile, b.p. says it's selling off several major assets to raise billions to help compensate the victims. hundreds of skimmer ships are still out on the gulf, but some are not finding much oil anymore. kelly cobiella is in grand isle, louisiana tonight. and kelly, once again the play book is changing. >> reporter: that's right, the government is giving b.p. another 24 hours to keep its well closed, more time for the company to draw up yet another untested plan to kill the well. with the well holding and the pressure rising, the government is considering b.p.'s request to turn their temporary solution into a permanent one-- filling the well with mud from above to kill it. >> with the pressure on top now we could probably overcome the hydrocarbons tha

if they call for us.send somebody to help them. >> reporter: thank you for talking with us about this issue today. two stations closing here in vallejo. one reopening. this is all due to the city of vallejo's money problems. the city declared bankruptcy a couple of years ago and, of course, the city of vallejo fire department is trying to deal with the cuts that it faces. reporting live in vallejo, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> it is 8:34. ac transit buses are running as usual today despite an ongoing labor dispute between ac transindite drivers. last week an alameda county judge ruled in favor of a union request to call in an arbitrator. the union made the request after the ac transit board and posed a new contract aimed at cutting almost $16 million. that contract went into effect yesterday. the arbitrator might be collected -- might be selected sometime next week. >>> san francisco supervisors will debate a proposal today that could mean tougher, new regulations on some t

host: thank you for your call. more from the article, "the comment about the ku political danger served as concern and resolve from the white house who are sometimes accused of paying too little attention to the political fortunes of the democrats in congress. but former republican national committee chairman ed gillespie predicted that the white house tactic of chasing gop gaps would backfire." caller: with regards to your topic, if you look at history after the new deal the republicans took back the house and took back all of spending that was occurring. lots of major products that change the country were developed. unemployment lines were cut. jobs were created. the country got back on track. that is what we need now. thank you. host: thank you. tony, independent line. welcome. caller: thank you, good morning. i wanted to concur with a lot out of florida. we have too many special interest groups involved in politics. it is money dominated. the only viable choices that we have are backed up by corporate interests

it is a gigantic experiment to find the so-called god article. it is smashing particles together, harder than they have ever been smashed before. >> i think we will find it. if it is there, the chances are there will be super complex, supersymmetry, extra dimensions. papers on what we might find. >> each time particles are smashed together, there is a chance that for a split second, this particle is produced. but it is masked by all the particles are rounded. to find it, they're taking readings from trillions of collisions. each one might contain a trace, but together, they build up a picture. like these dots on a television screen. and the picture becomes gradually there any hope is the particle will emerge. a rival team in the united states are gathering their data faster. they are saying they will be the europeanscgaí÷ and find the pare first. >> they have unveiled these new pictures which show some atomic -- shows subatomic particles already narrowed to science. senate will find already . -- shows subatomic particles already known to science.

she called on peaceful muslims to refudiate the plan.alling it a stab in the heart for america. >> they have power in their words. they could refudiate what it is that this group is saying. >> reporter: liberal bloggers pounded on the made up word and palin retracted her tweet but not her sentiment saying shakespeare liked to coin new words, too. gramtical mistake aside, mayor michael bloomberg has come out firmly in support of the plan. >> everything the united states stands for and new york stands for is tolerance and openen. >> reporter: what is it your hope this center will do? >> my hope is that this center will attract a lot of people who don't know about islam. >> reporter: do you feel like the debate is shifting at all? >> yeah. it's it's on a national stage now. >> reporter: but tim brown, former new york city fire fighter who lost 93 colleagues on september 11th, calls the proposal a slap in the face. your message today to the developers behind this? >> stop it. stop hurting the families. every day this story's in the newspaper

that is supposed to start in january. >>> the top cop is calling it quits. rob davis announced he is going to retire in october. he has been with the department for 30 years, the last six as chief, but he is not resident 4 ready to say good-bye to the city. >> i lived in san jose since i was 12, this is my home, so yeah, it's a lot of mixed emotions going threw me right now in terms of, you know, walking away from the full-time relationship that i have with this place. but this is like family. >> davis has been the target of some criticism over the past few years. civil rights groups have alleged racial profiling by his officers. some also questioned his dedication after he lost his bid to take over the dallas police department last ma. >>> richmond police are looking for someone who hopped in a car and drove off with a baby inside. that was stolen at carlson boulevard. police found the child a short time later about two miles away. the stolen car was abandoned two blocks away from that. an mac oh vick with more on the father's nightmare. >>> >> reporter: po

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