claire is in the lobby. claire harper? from chicago? yep. fun, crazy claire.man, do you remember that night we all danced in that open fire hydrant? yeah. her roof parties. karaoke in boystown. the all-night scavenger hunts. do you remember when we crashed that polish wedding? yeah. she's exhausting. oh, i know. she's gonna make us buy more of her homemade jewelry.

claire danes, homeland, michelle dockity downton abbey. bates motel. elizabeth moss "mad men." kerry washington, "scandal." and robin wright "house of cards." >> you just heard them nominate "house of cards" twice, one for the actor and actress. the bay area keeping a closer eye than in years past because los gatos-based netflix could make history. scott mcgrew joins with more details. >> we're talking netflix being nominated for emmys. do you ladies watch "house of cards?" >> i don't. >> i have not. >> what's interesting, data we just got this morning says actually very few people, even

claire that had tied up a portion of the roadway. they've picked up the eastbound road work. virginia drivers on the inner loop of the beltway out of oxon hill into alexandria, work crew was still in place here just past eisenhower avenue. looks like they have or are in the process of pulling those -- they still have the ride side of the roadway blocked no delay for now. we'll keep watching that now. i-95 open now, though. fredricksburg, quantico heading into springfield on to the beltway and on to 395 with no

he made phone calls to claire's current girlfriend. ray kelly getting a strong endpoersment to president obama about possibly being the next homeland security chief. kelly was an outstanding leader and mr. kelly may be very happy where he is, but he is -- if he is not i want to know about it. otherwise he would be qualified for the job. >> he pushed after napolitano announced she was stepping down. >> nasa avoiding a space walk after naa astronaut almost died from water filling up in his helmet. >> tense moments thousands of miles into earth. an hour into his space walk the italian astronaut had trouble. >> can still hear perfectly i am very wet. >> that's when he reported he felt a lot of water on the back of his head. between 1 and 1 and a half liters leaked into his suit. fearing the worst nasa officials ordered the two men back inside. >> just for you guys based on what we heard with lucas saying water is in i sn his eyes now w think we are going to terminate. >> the main culprit was eye dane laced water piped through the long unde

and claire caldwell is robert's widow. you both so much for joining me and just my deepest condolences on your awful loss. i know that he was an absolute hero, and that can be i guess of small comfort to you now. let me start with you, dave. tell me about your son. >> robert was a brave young man. always ready to go, spent his whole life devoted to being a firefighter. he answered the call every time, never late and was willing to put his life on the line and help protect other people. >> he was known as the smart one. he had an iq of over 150. a big philadelphia eagles fan. even though he loved arizona, always remained loyal to philadelphia. he had so much going for him, didn't he, claire? in all sorts of ways. tell me about your husband. >> my husband was the bravest, most selfless man i've ever met in my life. he was a hero. and the thing that i want to say about him the most, and all hot shots, is that they sacrifice so much for everybody every day. so just say thank you to our hot shots. because every day this could h

clair road, that's going to be difficult. 95 northbound, another overnight construction project. that's going to be between the icc and route 198. things are moving pretty smoothly. again, you may get heavy traffic. people work their way around that through montgomery county. that's going to be running smoothly at this time. that's going to be in the outer loop. and, we can also see on our live camera 395 moving smoothly. no big problems or delays there either at this time. light traffic conditions headed northbound toward the city. i'll send it back over to scott and jummy. >> our top story could affect thousands of people. >> that's right. the people in prince georges county, right now, is the time to start preparing. it could be cutting out the water for at least three days. we go straight to john gonzalez with what people need to know. >> you're absolutely right. right now, is the time for residents to start stocking up. even before crews removed this main pipe, wfcc is already apologizing for the inconvenience and strongly urging residents who live here in southern prince ge

claire caldwell is now his widow. >> he was an inspiration. he saved my life. he made me want to be a better personal. he was the best person i've ever met in my life. >> reporter: but the family's grief doesn't end there. robert's first cousin, 21-year-old grant, was also killed in the fire. he was engaged to be married. may hoffman is the grandmother of both of the young men. laurie is their aunt. >> it's just really hard. it seems surreal. it seems like they're just going to come back. don't you, mom? >> yeah, i just hope that i could wake up and it would be a really bad dream. >> reporter: there's so much pride for what grant and robert did to protect people. their relatives were always concerned when they didn't hear from them for hours on end while fighting fires. but family members knew they were doing what they loved. however, now the pain is so immense. >> i had hoped that both of my boyed hey died from smoke inhalation, because i figured that would knock them out quick and they wouldn't know anything. and then she told me yesterday that -- my daughter

claire and other folks. i called a number of speakers you can come forward it doesn't have to be in the order >> i'm mark you represent the triangle association. one of the things that was stated the lower turn rate is primarily due to 0 sfpd to reconnect bicycles with their owners because the bicycle owners don't have the serial number or as in a lot cases the owners don't attempt to recover their bicycles. the part of the program i want to talk about is the free and rental. i picture a procedure at the time you buy your bike it can be a clipboard with the person's name and serial naming number and description. i could easily see every police station having the registration and each time a bike it recovered they simply go to 0 database it doesn't matter if they have access there would be a greater chance to match the bible with the owner. we can see this happen by the end of the year with our support. it's a simple thing to implement. we at park states c had been collect information and enter it whatever it

i am claire meyers and this is kate and thank you for your time and reviewing our project. friends of mountain lake park playground is comprised of three momss who started to meet three years ago and we're thrilled and honored to be able to present this project to you for a number of reasons. first it's a wonderful design and sensitive to its surroundings and challenge children for generations to come. the second is the natural setting. mountain lake is a stunningly beautiful oasis in our city and as you probably know the lake itself is recognized at the birthplace of san francisco. being the only freshwater lake in the area, the site was an important place for native-americans and the first settlement. plans for the presidio and the mission for san francisco were laid at mountain lake in the late 1700's. we the lake's current neighbors have a vision for the playground that is keeping in with its very special natural and historical context and we have a strong desire to design a unique playground that is inclusive and stimulates and delights children. the larger community h

my name is claire and i'm a former member of the health service board. a member of pov and vice president of the seiu retirees. i am here to thank all of you again and thank supervisor farrell for bringing us on board early and for helping us to secure our retiree cost -- health care costs in the future. i am here to support what sharon johnson brought up. we had discussions and considerations about maybe strengthening that prudent standard with regard to the gasby actuary and looking at putting in a protection that says the sub fund must be two thirds funded before anything can be considered for withdraw and maybe even to consider adding the timeline as well. that might be a more prudent safe guard that we really mean we want this safe guarded. we want it protected and limited in the future for whatever the city might need, and we understand that we talked about difficult budgetary times that would perhaps open the door to drawing on these sub funds earlier than sooner and that is basically what we're here to suggest today if there is time for further a

you've got kirsten gillibrand versus claire mccaskill. looks like there will be a delayful after the august recess. >> andrea, look. this has picked up more attention earlier this week when rand paul and ted cruz, not usually people who join with someone like kirstin jien gilli on legislation signed on to the idea of taking the sexual assault cases outside the chain of military command. claire mccaskill obviously does not want to be seen as someone defending the status quo, which she has spoken out against. i think honestly what it points to, this is not as simple an issue as you might think. carl levin, another democrat, is the chairman of the committee and sort of chose the legislation that kept it within the military chain of command. kirsten gillibrand doing an end run around that. she now has 34 co-sponsors for this piece of legislation. >> on another kukt abosubject a women and power. i talk to kirsten gillibrand yesterday on "morning joe" about how republican and democratic women are coming together on this subject and other subjec

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. >> reporter: meet claire.our typical three-year-old except claire was born without a right ear. and she could be among the first recipients of one of medicine's most cutting-edge technologies, bioprinting. bioprinting is the latest form of 3d printing. imagine using a home printer but instead of working in just two dimensions, this printer creates in three dimensions. a nozzle lays down a stream of plastic, metal or ceramic, layer after layer it slowly forms an object. everything from toys to cars. even human tissue. >> if you think of any tissue in the body, it's this intricate combination of cells and matrix in just the right particular order. so the idea with bioprinting is that we can impart that organization right from the start. to give this like jello that you might make in your kitchen. >> reporter: recently lawrence, an associate professor of biomedical engineering at cornell university, astonished the world when he printed an actual living human ear. >> the whole process of printing is completed with

clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal. and check a map on -- check them out on facebook. take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have (applause) >> good morning, everyone. we're going to get started now. thank you for attending today's announcement. my name is adrian, i'm with immigrant affairs. let me first start by introducing the other partners for today's initiative lunch. first of all, the san francisco foundation, dr. sandra hernandez and tessa rivera, [speaker not understood], senior program officer for immigrant rights and integration, walter and alise fund, also known as the haase senior fund. pam david, the wallace alexander gabode foundation, stacey ma and thomas, concerned with immigrants and refugees represented today by felicia barto, deputy director. also present today are commissioner canali vice-chair of the san francisco immigrant rights commission, city librarian, luis herrera, [speaker not understood], and clementine of the african advocacy network. so, let me prov

claire is now at home cooking in the kitchen and doesn't hear the buzzer. there. he has no intention of ever setting foot in an apartment as we will soon see. within seconds, he has france trapped alone with him in the elevator. he thinks no one can see him. but this 24-hour security camera is rolling the whole time. >> he walks up the stairs and prepares himself, calls the elevator, waits for her to come, gets in the elevator with her, talks to her, makes her feel comfortable. asks her what floor she's going to. pushes the elevator. he's very calculating about the whole thing. >> as the fifth floor approaches and france tries to walk out of the elevator, the man she's sharing the elevator with grabs her from behind and violently chokes her. he then steals her bag filled with the money she just withdrew from the bank to give as a present and he steals her cane. then he darts out of the building. france's niece, claire, has no idea any of this is happening right next to her apartment. >> the elevator is just steps away from my door, literally. this is the el

. >>> the santa claire sheriff's department is looking for the public's help regarding a man who attempt hold up a bank of america last tuesday. the man demanded money from a bank teller and threatened to shoot customers t.teller refuse today give the suspect money and he ran away from the bank. anyone who can identify this suspect is urge today call the sheriff's department. >>> right now a special election is going onto replace the santa claire super vise sore. he is charged with miss accuse of funds and fraud. we're live at the registrar of voters to see if the scandal had interest. >> reporter: you're right. we've only seen a trickle of voters showing up to help decide this very important job. keith raper dropped off his ballot and his wife's today. they need to replace the former super vise sore who resigned after charges of misuse of funds. >> i'm not sure where to go with that. >> reporter: voting is a good start. the district is off to a slow start. they say only 15% of registered voters had cast ballots. the registrar and many voters told us special elections are difficult with

and we've got one of my favorite neighbors, the senator from missouri claire mccas kikill ine house. because we are going to missouri later this afternoon. [ applause ] >> and all of you are here and it is great to see you. [ applause ] >> and i hope everybody is having a wonderful summer, the weather is perfect. who ever was in charge of that good job. s so, 8 years ago i came here to deliver the commencement address for the class of 2005. things were a little different back then. for example i had no gray hair. or a motorcade. didn't even have a prom ter. in fact, there was a problem in terms of printing out the speech. the printer didn't work and we had to print it out. i was your newest senator and on the way here i was telling sherry and claire how important this area was. i spent the most time here outside of chicago and how much it represented what's best in america and folks who are willing to work hard and do right by their families and i came here to talk about what a changing economy was doing to the middle class and what we as a country needed to do to give every american

clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal. a map on -- check them out on facebook. take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >> hello, san francisco. holley here with another look at buzz worthy activities that won't break the bank. nonfrench speaker discover french cinema, san francisco offers its weekly tuesday night class centered around the french film and conversation. the classic starts at 6:45 and free wine, refreshments and popcorn, also a $5 donation at the door. the treasure island flea is an open air flea market from designers, collectors, bakers and more. the flea takes place the last weekend of every month and features outdoor exhibits, scavenger hunts, and gourmet food trucks as well as spectacular views of downtown san francisco. do you know there is a place in golden gate park that is heaven for inline and roller skaters who like to boogie to the funky beat on wheels? skaters have been rolling here since the disco days of 1979. it was and is an absolutely wonderful scen

clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal. and check a map on -- check them out on facebook. take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >>> >>> i'm audrey joseph. the acting chair of the entertainment commission. july will mark the 10th year of the entertainment commission and we as an industry have come a long way. our venues are safer, we have survived the recession, our city has produced an economic impact report that speaks to our value as an industry, we are looking forward to the next economic impact report on daytime events and festival and we continue to improve our permitting process most recently the help of supervisor scott wiener extending limited live permits to d j's. today we are introducing to the best i am practices manual based in security and we are discussing issues that are veflt relevant to us all. the 90s, san francisco nightlife awards recognized excellent and creative content and patron experience in the nightlife industry. we as an industry deserve that recogni

with his fiance claire hart. this is what happened. 16 masked men blocked their path on the road. they start lighting stun grenades, bombs, they open the door and drag ollie out the door. now you see them leave the fiance behind. they gag him, tie him up, and force him to wear a jump suit. according to reports they kept him in a van. once they got him 100 miles from his car, they forced him to wear, according to reports, a thong style man's bikini. he did survive. he was then struck down withstr. >> no kidding, you have been bound and dragged, but the problem is he did know these 16 people. this was a prank that his friends and fiance pulled on him. >> that's why she was laughing. >> the stress related illness is painful. she had to stay away from him for more than a month because shingles are contagious. after he got into a mankini he then had to bike to his bachelor party. >> heavy rains led to serious flooding in china. look at the water going all sorts of directions. and look at this home. right in the path of this body of water that is completely overflowing. tens and thousan

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clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal. and check a map on -- check them out on facebook. take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have . >> a very exciting day for all of san francisco. thank you for being here today. i'm the elected representative i represent district 10. that's the local community. thank you for joining us today. i as well every member that on the stage are happy to be here. it's been a long time coming. we're excited because we're going to be breaking ground for the first block of homes in the shipyard. i would like to recognize mayor ed lee. you may applaud (clapping) >> i also to recognize mayor willie brown (clapping). >> also ms. bonner (clapping). >> by the end of this project will be a leniently and also form supervisor sophie maxwell. >> and we will get to any introduction to the rest of the folks on the instantly. at this time i want to bring up our mc. she's brought the news to our living rooms for years this is ms. pam. (clapping) >> and the journalist she

taken into custody. 7 in san mateo, five in contra cost ca, four in is a mobavip and one in santa claire county. 12 bay area juveniles were rescued during the operation. >>> there is expected to be a fierce debate in plans to extend the port of oak land. civil liberties say it races concerns. it will not add new surveillance but combines cameras under one roof. >>> bay area supporters are rallying are army private bradley manning. he was found not guilty of aiding the enemy. however he was convicted of six espionage counts, five threat charges, computer fraud and other military infractions. the sentencing is set for tomorrow. he admit today giving information to wikileaks because he didn't believe it would threaten national security. many are got everring to celebrate part of the verdict today. >> reporter: organizers tell me this was not part of the plan but about a hundred demonstrators began a spontaneous march down powell toward union square. manning supporters know he could still get what amounts to life in prison. >> we are all bradley manning. >> reporter: some protestors say ther

senators ron jon son, claire mccaskill say they're on the case, after hearing from whistleblowers thatnment employees were also used to help with the ig's homework in pursuit of his ph.d.. edwards says allegations are without merit and he denied any wrongdoing. >>> the u.s. marshall service misplaced some radios. the problem, missing encrypted devices are worth millions of dollars, would present a significant security risk if obtained by criminals. the marshall service is charged with protecting federal courthouses and operating the witness protection program. the service has acknowledged the problem, blaming poor record keeping and claiming when many of the radios were declared obsolete and taken out of the field they were not properly documented. a spokesman emphasizes they are not aware of any public safety issues as a result of the lost radios at this time. >>> and finally, apparently the freedom to bark is not protected under the first amendment. antonio morrison, a university of florida football player, a gator, was arrested over the weekend for barking at a police dog. his defen

and we've got one of my favorite neighbors, the senator from missouri, claire mccaskill in the houseecause we're going to missouri later this afternoon. and all of you are here, and it's great to see. and i hope everybody is having a wonderful summer. the weather is perfect. whoever was in charge of that, good job. so eight years ago i came here to deliver the commencement address for the class of 2005. things were a little different back then. for example, hi no gray hair. or a motorcade, didn't even have a prompter. in fact, there was a problem in terms of printing out the speech because the printer didn't work here, and we had to drive it in from somewhere. but it was my first big speech as your newest senator and on the way here i was telling sherry and claire about how important this area was, one of the areas that i spent the most time in outside of chicago and how much it represented what's best in america and folks who are willing to work hard and do right by their families, and i came here to talk about what a changing economy was doing to the middle class, and what we as a

here's a lock -- a look at highs for monday. 77, santa claire. a san jose, 78.sula, breezy, misty, drizzly, upper 50s near the coast. san francisco, 64. north bay, 78. novato, 77. a little sunshine tomorrow afternoon. 74 union city. concord, 85. the seven-day forecast, the humidity picks up for us on tuesday. and that's the day that we could possibly see a stray shower. other than that, we'll start to clear things up thursday and friday, warm things back up into the 90s. >> ama: rick kiwanis for shu with sports and the british open is now closed. >> a surprised ending. just a month ago phil mickelson was dealing with the disappointment of another second place finish at the u.s. open. but today in scotland he was second to none as he came from five strokes back too capture his first claret jug. has year's winner, ernie els, was never in contention but had one of the best shots of the day. ball goes in for eagle. tiger began the day tied for second but could never fig out the greens. end tied for sixth. lee westwood faded thanks to five bogeys. mickelson got hot o

here's a lock -- a look at highs for monday. 77, santa claire. a san jose, 78.eninsula, breezy, misty, drizzly, upper 50s near the coast. san francisco, 64. north bay, 78. novato, 77. a little sunshine tomorrow afternoon. 74 union city. concord, 85. the seven-day forecast, the humidity picks up for us on tuesday. and that's the day that we could possibly see a stray shower. other than that, we'll start to clear things up thursday and friday, warm things back up into the 90s. >> ama: rick kiwanis for shu with sports and the british open is now closed. >> a surprised ending. just a month ago phil mickelson was dealing with the disappointment of another second place finish at the u.s. open. but today in scotland he was second to none as he came from five strokes back too capture his first claret jug. has year's winner, ernie els, was never in contention but had one of the best shots of the day. ball goes in for eagle. tiger began the day tied for second but could never fig out the greens. end tied for sixth. lee westwood faded thanks to five bogeys. mickelson got h

claire that had tied up a portion of the roadway. they've picked up the eastbound road work. virginia drivers on the inner loop of the beltway out of oxon hill into alexandria, work crew was still in place here just past eisenhower avenue. looks like they have or are in the process of pulling those -- they still have the ride side of the roadway blocked no delay for now. we'll keep watching that now. i-95 open now, though. fredricksburg, quantico heading into springfield on to the beltway and on to 395 with no troubles. mike, jessica, back to you. >> thanks, bev. >>> you heard howard say it's going to feel like 105 in some places today. this is the hottest week of the year so far. now we're learning close to hundreds of thousands of people may have to go without water very soon. >> unbelievable. the reason why, a huge water main that serves a large portion of prince george's county is showing signs of failures. that means it's going to have to be shut down for repairs and this will take a while. reporter delia goncalves is live at national harbor with the story. delia, bad ti

the senate, harry reid is talking about supporting a rule .hange you have clear mccaskill saying -- claire mccaskill saying is grid lock. lamar alexander said at first, that would be the end of the senate. then he thought about it and said, this might work for us if we get a majority. charles? >> bring it on. absolutely blow the place up. when republicans take over, which will happen eventually, they will say, this is how you wanted it. this is a school of hypocrisy. there is note issue on which there is more hypocrisy. we have the same debate 10 years ago when the jerseys were changed. the republicans had the majority, the democrats in the minority. they have blocked the judicial nomination of the bush administration, one after another, the republicans threaten to change the rules. if you go back to the debates, joe biden said that this was the tyranny of the majority. all of the argument that you now hear from the other side. we are going to have this argument again and again and they will simply change their tune, depending who is there. do it. >> charles is right that the jerseys have

. >>> santa claire are district attorneys office is considering whether to prostitute brooks. he's accused of punching lamar and hitting him in the head with a beer bottle. drivens needed a couple stitches. first he wanted to press conferences but he has since changed his mind. >>> massachusetts authorities will try top prevent former new england tight end aaron hernandez from getting married behind bars. hernandez faces a first degree murder charge. sheriff says he does not believe hernandez should be able to tie the knot as an inmate. >>> a man is recovering following a gang related attack in a morgan hill bowling alley. that happened around 12:30 a.m.. according to the mercury news a 24-year-old watsonville man suffered a puncture wound to the neck. so far no arresting have been made. >>> a bay area theme park hopes the newest rival passes an inspection today that will let it reopen in time for the fourth of july. they shut down the fold striker after neighboring businesses complained about the noise it makes. >> i think that is ludicrous. because the park was here before t

. >> santa claire county's vta is going bollywood with its 30 second ad.re trying to attract younger drivers. the bus conductors we used in the shoot as well. they were doing the neck move. so i kind of see why it could come across as being funny. but i don't think that was the idea at all. but it was a fun thing to do. >> they also plans hip hop and tela novela commercials. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ glenn stonebarger ] we are a family farm. she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safeway works with hundreds of local farmers because local means fresher. ♪ . >>> this kpix 5 program is sponsored by lazy boy furniture galleries. >> up next with schriber. >> news cast tomorrow morning 4:30. i'll see you there. we're going to get an early start. five hours aw

a 33-year-old marketing consultant went on a countryside drive in the uk with his fiancee claire hart. this is what happened. >> get out of the car. get out of the [ bleep ] car. >> masked men block their path on the road. they start lighting stun grenades, smoke bombs. they are armed with bats. they open the door and drag ali out of the car. now you actually see them leave the fiancee behind. >> is she laughing? >> they gag him. they tie him up and force him to wear a jump suit. according to reporting, they kept ali in this van once they got him 100 miles from where they dragged him from his car. they forced him to wear, according to reports, a thong-style man's bikini. now he did survive this incident and get away from this incident. according to reports he then was struck down with a stress-related illness. >> well, no kidding. you've just been bound, gagged, driven 100 miles. that's a really long ride by people you don't even know. >> okay, wait. >> the problem with all of this is he did know these 16 people. this was a prank that his friends and his fiancee pulled on him. >> she

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