campbell. ms. miller, did you want to add anything to that? >> briefly, through the chair, the plan was that the sfpuc would approve the term sheet, and we would hear on friday any of the changes or comments that they had. since that did not occur, i want to briefly say that that may change my recommendation to you. a number of questions they had related -- i think mike did a good job of summarizing this. the related mainly to risk and what the risk was to the city, so there are some specific questions that the sfpuc is bringing back to them. hopefully, they will be able to meet in august. if that does not occur, we might want to consider meeting with them in a joint meeting in september. the only thing i have been at is if you want to fall -- hear the full presentation, mike is perfectly willing to give it to you. it could be that because the puc did not approve the term sheet, we may be continue each day until such time as they do approve it. given that, i would like to hear your comments or

campbell? supervisor campos: mr. campbell? >> yes, with the s.f. p.u.c., miss miller is quite right, there's a $500,000 not to exceed contract the p.u.c. has with power, with $390,000 remaining on it. as miss miller notes, every dollar that we can husband will be available for outreach and marketing and potential appropriations that might be needed. so there is a very strong interest in keeping consultant costs down to what actually lines up with what we need. on that point, one of the bits of direction we also heard an item similar to this, an item that was related to the extension of the contract, it's now been extended for another 12 months that was approved by my commission last week, last tuesday.

campbell? >> good afternoon, commissioners. mike campbell. i am a director here at power enterprise. continuing from where general manager harrington left off, there is a long history. general manager harrington talked about this, and i will tie it back. there is in discussion about the rates, having raids be stable over time, having a target of 51% renewable, as the ordinance said by 2017, but it was probably considered to be 10 years after the launch. the program would develop 360 megawatts of various resources to include both generation and the customer site resources, demand response, energy efficiency and. all customers would be enrolled all at the same time. the contract would be 15 years or more. there would be a single entity that would be able to provide all of the supplies and services needed, and that supplier would take on all financial risks. the city would have no financial liability whatsoever. again, ed harrington touched on this earlier, but we have gone two rfp's and have not seen a robust response. we have looked at ways to

"galveston," but campbell's interpretation wasn't exactly in keeping with the song's mood. of a soldier missing his girlfriend back home. >> glen did it like this: ♪ galveston, oh galveston galveston ♪ it was almost patriotic, you know. >> exactly. >> and the way it was written was really... [slower] ♪ oh, galveston >> and now we get to the rather strange, very long piece de resistance that is "mcarthur's park." actor richard harris first put it on the charts. later donna summer took it to the disco, giving webb his only number-one hit. ♪ the song is filled with oblique metaphors about a romance gone bad. ♪ someone left the cake out in the rain ♪ i don't think that i can take it ♪ cause it took so long to bake it ♪ >> lyrics like that made "macarthur park" a classic, but also a song people love to hate. humourist dave barry named it the number-one bad song of all time, but webb continues to perform it himself without apologies. [cheering and applause] these days he's something of a songwriter emeritus. >> i can't tell you how much we enjoyed your show. >> thank you. ♪ i put

jonathan temin he is the director of the sudan program at the united states institute of peace john campbell he's the ralph bunche senior fellow for african policy studies at the council on foreign relations and he is an african political analyst all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means cross talk rules in effect i mean you can jump in anytime you want me i'd like to go to you first in washington and looking at the future of south sudan and will have its independence in a few hours is it mission impossible or is it already mission failed. oh it's neither of those those i don't think those are the possible outcomes of course everything's in the air it depends on what happens more than it depends on what important act is do the leadership in southern sudan their people in government or want to become known then sudan the people of southern sudan the international community and of course the neighboring african countries so there are a lot of fact is i actually think that the future on south sudan while while it is not problem free is is much more positive than i had seen in the media

jeanine harms was seen leaving this place in campbell 10 years ago.oday some hope in solving her case. prosecutors expect extensive test results on a rug missing from jeanine harms' los gatos home. the test could prove whether there was a link between the 42- year-old woman and the murder suspect maurice nasmeh a san jose arrangeticket. apartment. they believe he killed her wrapped her in a rug and put her in the back of his suv. the it rug had to be retested after a lab analyst failed a certification test. prosecutors hope it will prove nasmah was the killer. prosecutor still won't know where she is buried since her brother killed nasmah earlier this year after a chance encounter at a shopping mall. the forensics lab that is doing the test on the rug fiber is an illinois company called microtrace. they did testing for the green river killer and ted bundy. we'll see what happens. >> sharon chin, thank you. >>> the ordeal may soon be over for two uc-berkeley alumni in prison for two years in iran. iranian officials say a final hearing is scheduled for

private first class naser abdo had been awol for three weeks from fort campbell, kentucky. he was arrested in texas tuesday after showing up at a store to buy six pounds of gunpowder. the store clerk called police and they later found weapons inside the 21-year-old's motel room. police believe he acted alone. >>> 6:11. san francisco police say they have recovered the gun used by a seattle man killed in a gun battle with officers. investigators say a neighbor in the bayview area led them to the pistol used by kenneth harding on july 16. ballistics tests show it was the same gun that killed harding. but investigators say there's still a lot of testing to do. >> that part of investigation will determine if there were fingerprints or physical evidence on the gun. >> this youtube video was taken after the gun battle. autopsy results show the suspect had likely shot himself while firing at the police. >>> a newly disclosed letter shows alameda was warned about shelving a water rescue program more than two years before a man drowned. the city is investigating the death of a 52-yea

campbell says garrido first walked into her office, campus special events on monday saying he wanted to hold a religious meeting at uc berkeley. >> my initial thought of him was it was clearly unstable. the girls appeared to be extremely, they were very quiet, very subdued. they were not responsive. >> reporter: the girls had robot like behavior and she wondered why they were not in school. she got garrido's name and told him to return on tuesday. then he called on jacobs who did a background check and discovered his rape conviction. he returned and spoke about his rape conviction. >> he threw out 23 years ago i was arrested for kidnap and rape. >> reporter: garrido said the girls were his daughters and that they had an older sister who was 28, who turned out to be jaycee dugard. >> he stopped me when i said he brought in his two daughters. he said he doesn't have any daughters. my stomach just sank. >> reporter: as for campbell and jacobs, they say they are just glad their gut instincts led to the garrido's arrest and dugard's discovery. >>> and a bit later, why the contra costa she

that people really want and where there is a will there is there is a whig ok mr ambassador john campbell if i go to you i'll repeat my question is that mission impossible mission failed already because as we already heard there's a lot of ifs out there and i'd like to point out this is seems to be a very important foreign policy objective of the united states a lot of money has been poured into this endeavor what are your thoughts on. it is certainly not mission impossible but it is however a challenging mission. a number of the very important issues between south sudan and sudan and the khartoum government still need to be worked through three example only about eighty percent of the border has been delineated then there is the question of how the oil revenue is going to be shared what arrangements they're going to be for export in the oil most of which goes out through port sudan which is in the north and then there is the nationality question what do you do about people from the south who live in the north and vice versa these are important issues left over from the comprehensive peac

está sus testimonio veamos. ( ♪ música ) >>> para roxana samuel la orgullosa madre del delantero campbelltero a los 19 años es la pieza clave del técnico ricardo lavolpe durante esta copa américa debido a su habilidad con el balón >>> cupo la conducción de la pelota, me gusta mucho el golf es muy rápido >>> el fútbol dice, es algo que disfruta a cada momento, tanto en el estadio como en el cancha de barrio >>> a parte del trabajo que es ahora lo tomo como un ohobby coo algo lindo para mí >>> joel es el tercero de 4 hermanos, sus familiares dicen que es un hombre casero estudias administración de empresas y todo lo hace entre los estudios y el juego. >>> su padre que ha sido un icas importante >>> papi siempre tiene que mantener la humildad >>> el sueño de ser seleccionado nacional, es algo que comienzan a disfrutar en la familia campbell pero ahora acarician otro >>> ahora un sueño de jugar fuera del país, en una liga menor, de los más grandes >>> campbell está convencido de que algún día lo conseguirá. por ahora, aspira a dejar una buena imagen en la copa américa. >>> tenemos que ser amb

campbell soup warmed up some today. volume was heavier than usual, up more than 1%. campbell announced plans to spend money investing in new soup products, hoping to set the stage for future growth. shares are down 4% over the past year. fastenal may not be a household name like campbell, but you may use its products, ranging from screws and bolts to pencil sharpeners. earnings were better than anticipated despite a big jump in fuel and metal prices. it was the worst-performing stock in the weakest sector today, slipping more than 4%, coming off an all-time earlier this month. volume was pretty decent. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: wall street is gearing up for a barrage of earnings reports next week, mostly from big banks. earnings season brings with it both landmines and opportunities for investors. erika miller explains why investors need to pay attention to these quarterly reports from corporate america and what they should look for. >> reporter: walk into a t.d. ameritrade branch and you'll find plenty of people checking their stocks and researc

cnn's pentagon correspondent, barbara starr went to fort campbell in kentucky for a firsthand look. >> this is an intense simulation. it's hot, loud, and stressful. staff sergeant aaron potter and other troops are voluntarily putting themselves through this grueling episode of fake blood, and plastic wounded models for one reason -- after weeks of behavioral therapy, all of these soldiers are trying to show they can get back to their daily work -- combat. >> these are only paintball guns, but these troops all brain-injured in the war, are determined to succeed. this is just one example of how the war may be affecting your medical care. >> doctors here at fort campbell have developed a new approach to treating the type of war zone brain injuries that these troops are trying to recover from. it's a treatment you may find someday at your local hospital. in 2009, potter was knocked unconscious when hit by three ieds at one in iraq. he told us under the first round therapy, he broke down under the stress. now, as he drives a convoy simulator, he is determined to make it. >> i really strugg

his quarterback, jason campbell says he is my guy. that's the deal with the raiders.er matters. >> you did not ask me that question. he did not ask that question out here today. does anybody not know who the starting quarterback is of the raiders? are you kidding me? jason campbell. he is the starting quarterback of the raiders. period. >> i am with you, coach. tennis. serena williams tonight serving an ace here against maria. she did have to work for a little bit. had to take a medical break to attend to her ankle. she gets the winner. see wins it. too set up a quarter final match tomorrow night at 8:00. serena williams should be a good match-up in palo alto tomorrow. to golf. we got the senior u.s. open. how good is this? boom! right in the cup. that's a great shot for eagle. 1 more. the leader, brown. here he is. why is he the leader of this event? because of shots like that. how about that one? he leads the tournament 7 under par. tiger woods tweeted that after 11 weeks due to injury he will be playing next week at the bridge stone invitational, a tournament he wo

joining us now, california congressman john campbell and serves in the budget committee and new york congressman elliott ingle serves on the commercial committee. thank you for joining us this afternoon. an important time for you and your colleagues in congress and the republicans now pleading with you to get the job done, to find some common ground, some compromise and resolve this debt situation before it's too late. can you accomplish that by next week? >> welcome, i think we have to accomplish it by next week, we have no choice, i think the time for game of chicken is over. the american people want us to come to the middle, we've been spending too much and we have not closed tax loopholes and we need to do both. and i think that nothing less will be satisfying. it may be good to get elected to run on rhett recognizan-- rhetoric, but when you govern, you have to govern and make painful choices, it can't be my way or the highway on either side. we have to come to the middle and make our decisions and put this beside us and then we have to continue to work to reduce spending and als

straw who can campbell the cabinet is it will call themselves they should be at the hague now behind bars whilst assemble the evidence will take a very long it really and the same happens now i just see mr cameron in the house on your television monitor and he will be held responsible for what has happened he's talking about upping the ante things like there needs killing more civilian job on to the not that accurate and using massive weapons things like the way of bombs one ton one ton this is sixty plus shoes from the second world war and the nuremberg principles is unbelievable and you hear the talking about isn't even tones this is all very ordinary and of course the result of this will presumably be further destabilization in the middle east what do you see is the end game. must use the word game in. the usual time. kills and but it's planned and there's a book here that i've got which is online it is a very rooted hidden history of zionism chapter twelve russian and blogs what they were saying then mangled you know it was journals actually attached to the minister of foreign af

he's recently refuted claims that the iraq war sabers designed to make the case for war and campbell with. i'm sorry he's alive he's well known to manipulate or he was in fact the main motor of this i think for him governor i don't interest myself in the person i was too much but i think he obviously has the while and the drive to keep this very nasty machine on the road and what impact do you think he's had on that that we're living in now in the sort of relationship with the mainstream media i will immediately leave aside which you know i think the tree will become inured to death and injury. in the young people's world sort of. sort of us all cherishing each other and being good to each other i think people are becoming more cruel lots of these people aren't actually by nature the climate is changing and he they had a very big effect on me to see him on faith foundation calls is one that sticks in the call do you think that britain's reputation for press freedom is does not have to. the printing media i do i do used to support morningstar they have a certain amount of prose on stu

campbell stated, it is to implement the existing provisions of the mou. supervisor mirkarimi: and so, ms. katz, on the question of the $10,000 and us not being able to find that, what would happen? what would be the consequence? >> the supervisor would not take on a department-issued cellular phone. rather he would be at the shelter more frequently to respond to emergency situations, and in which case he would either approve compensatory time in excess of the mou provisions for which he would be paid out, or an assistant supervisor would fill his positions for other duties, and they get paid at time and a half. for some odd reason, the mou that covers the supervisors and assistant supervisors requires that the supervisors get $1 more per page. . they are paid pretty similar. we would ultimately end up incurring greater cost to the department. supervisor mirkarimi: i know this is a negligible amount in the scheme of things. am i hearing from the department head brown that this is something we should correct on the $10,000? >> it would be our desire to have

. >>> a man arrested for the 1983 rape and murder of a campbell teenager has been linked to another cold case. the case was recently reopened by the santa clara county cold case unit. authorities say he is linked to a murder and attempted rape. holland is already in jail awaiting trial for the 1983 rape and murder of 17-year-old cynthia munoz of campbell. if convicted he could be eligible for the death penalty or life in prison without the possibility of parole. he's being held without bail. >>> the fatal shooting of a knife wielding man will soon receive scrutiny. the committee will review the july 3rd shooting when it meets on monday. you're looking at surveillance video of the shooting released on thursday. 45-year-old charles hill was shot and killed after he attacked officers with a knife and an open bottle. >>> firefighters in southern california are battling a large wildfire this evening. the eagle fire is burning in northeastern san diego county on the indian reservation. so far the fire has burned 4,000 acres of thick brush. firefighters have the fire 30% con takened. but say st

private naser abdo from fort campbell, kentucky, reportedly admitted to planning to carry out the attack on soldiers at fort hood. abdo was caught after he tried to buy weapons at a gun shop near the base. the clerk thought something wasn't right. >> asked myself, what is the potential for a problem? and if i'm uncomfortable, i'm not bashful. >> abdo was arrested in a motel near the base. norwegians continue to stand together. ♪ today a memorial concert in oslo's main cathedral. thousands gathered to remember the people killed in the twin attacks. anders behring breivik, the anti-muslim extremist who confessed to the massacre has told investigators he also continued attacking other targets link go ahead to the government. >>> a jet flying from new york crashed and broke in two while landing in the south american country of guyana. everybody on board survived. the caribbean airline plane slid off the runway, stopping just short of plunging into a ravine. 163 people were on board. about 100 of them were hurt, but just four of them seriously. authorities say the airport did not have adequat

mike campbell claimed the policy violated human rights laws and filed suit in an international courtased in south africa. here is an excerpt from the film "mugabe and the white african." much of it was shot with a hidden camera. >> their plan is to remove every white farmer off the land, and now we've gone to the international court, and i think this is the last chance we got to keep white farmers here. >> this case is a huge responsibility and i know that it wears in mike mind constantly. this case is direct challenge to robert mugabe and his government, but its also a challenge to the rest of the world. we want the world to wake up to the injustices of what is happening inside zimbabwe. mugabe doesn't want harmony between blacks and whites. he wants the whites to hate the blacks and the blacks to hate the whites. >> since the land invasions in 2000, we've had many invasions in 2000, we've had many encounters with mugabe's zanu-pf activists. they can arrive unannounced at any time. we have to be constantly on our guard. we find ourselves listening for every vehicle that drives in. a

coleson was going to be his alister campbell. he was the person who understood the world that was closed to david cameron in the years that he was growing up. and i think that's the only possible explanation as to why he would have gone careering through these re light whi is i know for certain, for sure, were being flashed at him at the me of the general election last year. and why he did tha, he thought that he needed that sensibility, if you will, the common-man sensibility, to win the election. he felt th to win the next election, to sustain thi coalition,e needed it. and he simply switched off. hewitched off the... like a pilot on a transatlantic flight o simply switched off all the buzzers, all the warnings. >> sorry, i agree with allf that but i don't... i'm not convinced that cameron's fate is going to be shakespeare. i think with a lot of other people in this they are in freefall. i ink caron is badly damaged but i don't think he's in freefall on this. >> rose: alan? cameron. >> well, let me tell you about the warning th

doesn't he wear number eight and jason campbell? he is the starting quarterback of the raiders, period. >> as for the big moves around the league, reggie bush is a dolphin. former bengals wide receiver, chad ochocinco. top five, carlos beltran may have struggled at the plate tonight, but he did flash. he won three gold gloves during his career. and number four, opening round, usc you are open. second eagle of the day. he has a two-stroke lead. number three, bank of the west classic, serena williams in three sets. she will play maria scherr sharipova in the finals. the throw from the outfield. and at number one, opening day, exgame 17. steve mccann doing his evil kanevil. he would win the gold medal in the bmx big air. i don't know, remember 1969, people don't know this. it was actually allen martin's first gig. you remember this? you reported on the jump at cesar's palace and it was reminiscent of that crash tonight. >> except for he was -- >> evil kanevil didn't fair as well. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ man ] i got this new

shortly afterwards campbell then double costa rica's late to no finish leaving costa rica in second place in the group behind colombia while bolivia a bottom and face being no ties along with argentina with just a point above them. another for bullies like a mighty for on the brink of signing ecuadorian striker philippic a sado they've agreed a fee of ten million euros with his current spanish club event say the twenty two year old when i take a medical but is expected to sign a four year deal and will have his current wages quadrupled to say they have scored thirteen goals in twenty seven matches for the event he made his debut for his country aged just sixteen and despite vast amounts of the city and sporting while english premier league side sunderland have signed munched united defensive gio john o'shea and west brandon four year deals for undisclosed fees now she is thirty years old and brand is thirty one and between them they made over six hundred appearances for united winning two champions league and five premier league winners medals as well as two f.a. cups and too late.