richard clark, are you with us? >> yes, george, i am. >> if i could just talk about the -- what had gone into the effort. you're the head of counterterrorism at the white house for so many years, to target bin laden. >> well, there were attempts to kill him beginning in 1998 when president clinton put his name on a hit list and the cia was ordered to do that inside afghanistan. that didn't work. there was an attempt to get him by u.s. forces when we invaded under president bush in october of 2001. that didn't work. and he was able to escape into pakistan. and it appears from where he was captured, where he was killed, that he may have been in pakistan all of these last ten years in that wild outback area where american forces had a very, very difficult time going. that's why the predators were so key in flushing him out. but it sounds like, perhaps, the u.s. forces went across the border to get him. clearly the u.s. force hs to go across at least to get the body. that does mean there will be a reaction in pakistan.

richard clark, are you with us? >> yes, george, i am. >> if i could just talk about the -- what had gone into the effort. you're the head of counterterrorism at the white house for so many years, to target bin laden. >> well, there were attempts to kill him beginning in 1998 when president clinton put his name on a hit list and the cia was ordered to do that inside afghanistan. that didn't work. there was an attempt to get him by u.s. forces when we invaded under president bush in october of 2001. that didn't work. and he was able to escape into pakistan. and it appears from where he was captured, where he was killed, that he may have been in pakistan all of these last ten years in that wild outback area where american forces had a very, very difficult time going. that's why the predators were so key in flushing him out. but it sounds like, perhaps, the u.s. forces went across the border to get him. clearly the u.s. force hs to go across at least to get the body. that does mean there will be a reaction in pakistan.

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clark, i think it has to go beyond the recovery month. i mean, recovery month is fantastic and we certainly support it, but really what do ethnic, racial, and special populations need to be cognizant of that maybe they are not yet? well i think, as with any population, what we're trying to foster is this understanding that we're dealing with powerfully reinforcing psychoactive substances when we talk about the misuse of alcohol, when we talk about the use of methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin, or prescription drugs. and that the person who is at risk is anybody in the community. so from a prevention point of view, you understand that and from a recovery oriented point of view, it's not just the individual who is the beneficiary, that individual's family is very important. especially when you're dealing with racial and ethnic groups, family becomes very important. so the family benefits and then the community as a whole, as william was pointing out, the community not only contributes to the recovery of the individual who has the alcohol and

clark. what does culture sensitive mean? if someone is listening to this show, what does it mean to be culture sensitive? we've heard from our speakers addressing the cultural differences and the culture sensitivity means that the clinician particular or the recovery dynamic recognizes that a person's life experiences have to be taken into consideration, so the idioms, the beliefs, the perceptions, the mores, all of those things. so you may make an assumption based on your own culture that has nothing to do with this other person's life experiences. as was pointed out - food, for instance, is often a cultural dynamic and you can assume that here's a dish that everyone relates to and it actually may be so alien to the person that you're trying to help that they don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. so cultural competence is what we're trying to foster, recognizing the diversity of cultural experiences. and in the substance abuse arena, what we are trying to facilitate is that recovery and in the mental health are

all passengers were killed including pilot ernie clark. >> ernie was the best. everyone wanted to fly and pattern themselves after ernie. he was smooth, methodical with everything he did. >> reporter: so what exactly happened? that's what lead crash investigator was determined to find out. >> the plane actually went in at a pretty steep angle. so as you looked at the accident site you could almost see the outline of an airplane then there was the center where the main cabin was. >> reporter: a few days after the crash, he listened to a garble tape that a cell laboratory has to decipher. it's a final message from co- pilot ray andres. almost impossible to interpret with the naked year. >> i've been shot. we've been shot. >> do you still have pacific aircraft in sight, over? >> reporter: after a pain staking search through the crash site. a sheriff's deputy found a .357 magnum and traced the name of the owner. >> the investigator was able to track the name of the gun owner through the serial number. eventually we found the hand of the gun owner. then we could put

tavis: richard clark, i appreciate your insights. up next, actress loretta devine. please welcome our friend to this program. the talented actress has enjoyed success on broadway and television, including her role on great's anatomy. catch her in the ensembles cast. here is a preview. >> hello. the is nice to finally meet you. >> i am sorry, i did not think a handshake expressed of the moment. i like to hug. >> he certainly raise her whole wonderful daughter. >> i wish i could say the same about you and your daughter. i said that the wrong way. i wish i had met her earlier, before now. tavis: ouch. i guess that gives us some insight as to who your character is. tell me more. >> i am the mother of the broom and i am not pleased with the bride bb. she has not come across well to me. they are talking about going to china, and that may have to break this wedding up for real. >> there is a class issue at play here. >> it turns out that the family is a very wealthy family with a french background. i think they feel that they are better than i am, so when i take my family,

. >> clark kent doesn't even show up in our picture. >> you get kent clark. >> i'd have lois lane and clark both show up. >> one of the things that people talk about with president obama's administration is that they haven't been willing to name black folk. even when some of the policies have affected black folk, health care, housing and so forth, he hasn't explicitly a race-targeted agenda. who was the last president to do that? >> who was the first one? i mean, i think that we cannot ghetto-ize president obama. we have never put that on any president, including william jefferson clinton. it's always been blacks, latinos, jewish, women. they brought the gender to the president. other blacks are like, why did he come out op the black agenda? it was on black unemployment. he shouldn't be any different than any other president. >> when local activists met with national leadership that brought a plan into johnson's office. >> that's correct. >> that ultimately came the voting rights acts and civil rights act. while there you nuances that have shifted, it's not going to be the president i

. >> reporter: carol clark served in nepal in the late '80s and reported being repeatedly raped by a supervisor from nepal who was never charged. >> for the next 15 hours, he raped and beat me. for a long time, i prayed to live, and after that, i prayed

. >> there have been rumors that they came close to court-martialing mark clark. is there any validity to that? >> mark clark was somebody who you get mixed reviews even to this day about his generalship. the problem he had, this is really where the book leaves off with clark, that he was a self promoter. he was an exceptional staff officer but he wanted to be the field commander. he wanted to be in the limelight and that created some bad blood. during his italian campaign there were from time to time questions raised about his generalship and his approach to rome. he was somebody who was not very popular general. it says the medal of honor winner eddie murphy love to wear his medal of honor whenever clark would be around because by military tradition, he was obliged to get the attempt. >> after north africa, in maples, he did not know an american officer who would not have shot clark in the back if he had a clear shot. >> there were plenty of generals who from time to time had some death threats on them. supposedly one of the soldiers clipped a reporter in sicily

and while darren clarke bows back from adversity to take away and win york a number thirteen title of the thirteen for his name the northern irishman out to get overnight leader chris wooden his game took a turn for the worse when you double bogeyed at the eleventh to find himself more shots behind woods the englishman though dropped five out of these next six shots while clarke regrouped with back to back brady's on the fourteenth and fifteenth holes but the bar on the eighteenth and sealing the three stroke victory to timeouts is when a whole samaria all adds up old and gravy laden clarke on conquering a course of his design the popular bets are on left to celebrate his best way and in three years. and sightings in more of a sport now like a stone is now just wealth points behind most that you pay later jorge lorenzo after winning the french grand prix it is thousand and seven champ and finally conquering the trek not she has specific training in many clubs on the ledge and there is circuit the australian stop the from poland held on to that spot that should make the entire race rec

in the meantime darren clarke bounced back from the versity to take a win in my york adding to i don't know but it seemed to be his name from an old to can't show when i need a chris wood and his game to create and for the west when he double bogeyed at the levels to find himself four shots behind would the englishman though drop five out of his next six shots while clarke regrouped with back to back birdies on the fourteenth and fifteenth got the bar on the eighteenth then sealed the three strokes victory for him to time also when the whole scenario all as regulating clarke on kong three eight course of his design. it's sounding similar to sports now where case a stone is now just twelve points behind move you know jorge lorenzo off the winning the french grand prix the two thousand and seven champion finally conquering the track and mulching his best victory many closs on the legendary circuits the australian softball pole and held on to that spot virtually the entire race record crowds of over eighty eight thousand people cheering on that's why the five year old as he is haunted the

. >> reporter: clark kerr was humiliated. if he did nothing he would be seen as timid.violence against students he would look at brutal. and he was out of concessions. >> that started the student movement. >> reporter: before dawn police cleared sprawl hall in the most direct way by dragging the students out of it. the protest had polarized much of the nation. with some people pulling for the university, others for students. the faculty voted to support the students cause. the regents played tough for a few days but then later gave in. you can't run a university without teachers. >> it's been said that we've always been revolutionaries and all this sort of this. in a way that's true, we've gone back to a traditional view of the university. it's a community of scholars, of faculty and students. >> reporter: clark kerr retired soon after. mario savio got a phd. he died at 53 of heart disease. today the campus is a quiet place again where political free speech is taken for granted and where the fliers on the bulletin board are sometimes about politics but sometimes about p

let them. >> suarez: ron, you heard richard clarke mention elvis sightings. did it seem there was even much pushback on this story. a sizable number of people who were doubting, in fact, that osama bin laden was dead and that these photos were a necessary antidote to that? >> well, i don't think there's such a weight of pressure that that drove any element of this decision. i think dick is right. there are always going to be conspiracy theorists out there and that shouldn't necessarily drive a decision making. and i also agree you don't want to create the mythology of a martyr here. w bin laden. and i think images have a way of doing that. i just worry that the images are going to get out anyway and perhaps one way of handling this is to control the types of image. the way it gets out. the white house the torn on this though, because in in m ways the messages coming out of the white house, the images that came out, for example, in the iraqi context, were often done either by cabinet officials or in the field. you recall the zarqawi pictures that were done act

international stock year is coming to at&t clark terry the match at at&t clark will be the first linemany years. day in filled will run from the first base line. and coming up on macron for morning news more traffic and weather and will see if there is a chance of rain in just at that >> a little chilly issues that outside the door this morning and let all look at what is on tap this morning i lot drier than what we saw yesterday, 10 degrees cooler for it this time of year. 20 percent chance of rain for how and look at the temperatures around the area right now and she seemed mostly forties and fifties. later on this afternoon '60s and '70s for most of the area as you can say. year 7 day around the day forecast partly cloudy conditions throughout the bay area as we head into the morning hours of slight chance of rain in the north bay area temperatures will rise. no hot spots to recording traffic engineer out the door this morning i live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, salmon tail bridge no problems lot of space between cars. southbound 101 still quiet at this hour. >> a new beach r

mandy clark is with them. >> reporter: it's the end of the day at the combat outpost here in marga which is right here in pakistani border but for the soldiers at fox company this is just an ordinary day in an extraordinary place. we're just two miles away from the pakistani border. now these soldiers are preparing for the influx of insurgents that come every spring because this time of year is known as the fighting season. there were ceremonies across afghanistan to mark memorial day. >> we've got to move, guys! >> reporter: but most soldiers here are here to fight and casualties are still coming in hard and fast. and just this morning for the sixth day in a row the base came under attack, one shallow rocket landed just outside the base, another landed inside the base. and whenever they come under attack, they have to defend themselves and they call in the heavy weapons, the big guns, to repel those attacks. there is always the danger that civilian targets may get caught in the cross fire. this unit of very young men based in the heart of afghanistan's tribal area, a very austere, remot

>> couric: mandy clark in benghazi, libya. meanwhile, secretary of state hillary clinton says pakistan's cooperation helped lead the u.s. to bin laden, but there he was just a half mile from pakistan's version of west point. once again, here's chief foreign affairs correspondent lara logan in washington. lara, how can anyone believe the pakistanis did not know about osama bin laden and where he was living? >> well, it seems improbable at this point, katie. and the biggest question raised by this operation to kill osama bin laden deep inside pakistan as the president made a point of saying is how could the world's most wanted man have been living in the midst of pakistan's military elite just an hour's drive from their capital? one man who wasn't at all surprised is afghanistan's former spy chief. and for years, the c.i.a.'s lead source on osama bin laden. in a rare "60 minutes" interview he told us recently that america's greatest enemy in that region is not al qaeda, it's pakistan. >> you have to give pakistan a title. is it

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clark, i'm just in your way. >> you're not in my way, lois. you're by my side.ding at the altar. >> oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and then -- and then you fly. [ laughter ] you better fly. tom welling, everybody, right there. "smallville," series finale, may 13th, 8:00 p.m. on the cw. twin shadow performs next. come on back you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ . . . . to sam adams. (jim koch) the best hops have been grown on family farms like stanglmair's for centuries. . . it's a breath of fresh air. new natureluxe silk foundation. flawless coverage... with a light as air feel. we took out a heavy synthetic, and put in a light touch of cucumber. new natureluxe foundation. easy breezy beautiful... covergirl. like boomer, our boxer. our leftovers... from last night. and then there's phil. oh phil. but for every odor, our new air wick odor detect uses the latest smart odor sensor technology. the first air freshener that detects thousands of odors then automatically releases a burst of freshness... that can keep up with this family, and yours. 3qighbor." not

mabdee clark has the latest now from benghazi, libya. >> reporter: the libyan government has now given journalists two tours of the scene of the bombing. and today showed what it said for the bodies of the victims. this they said was qaddafi's son, saif al arab. the corpses wrapped in green shrouds were said to include a friend and one of the three grandchildren reportedly killed. looking at this destruction, it's hard to believe that anyone could have escaped. but libyan officials say qaddafi and his wife made it out unharmed. the regime is playing this for maximum effect. >> the western nato crusader aggression against the libyan nation continues and proves again that it has no moral foundation, no legal foundation and no political foundation. >> reporter: but britain's prime minister insisted qaddafi was not the target of the air strike. >> and it is about preventing the loss of civilian life by targeting qaddafi's war-making machines. >> reporter: there were scenes of wild celebration in benghazi last night. but today a very different mood. people here in the rebel stronghold don't

i am pam clark. >> i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic. here is steve. >> thank you very much. high clouds moving in, yesterday we had the wind but it was sunny, that is not the case today, low clouds and fog in advance of another system, so highs 50s, 60s or 70s, we will have more on this again more rain coming in tuesday wednesday in 5 mets minutes, here is sal. >> it looks nice. the traffic looks good at the bay bridge. 5:00, back to dave and pam. >> topping our news this morning, oakland police investigators stayed up all night after a triple shooting outside a motorcycle club. tara moriarty joins us now with more on what happened plus video of the shooting you will only see here on two. >> reporter: we just spoke to the mother of one of the victims, she pulled up here. behind me you can see the beauty supply store. she had been spoking with police all night long about what happened here. she came here for a barbecue and a sideshow. you can still see the tire marks. we want to show you video we received. you can hear two gunshots and t

meanwhile darren clarke vows back from adversity to take the win where you're getting the number thirteen of his name from the northern irishman out to lead a chris would end his game to pull the last minute double bogey to the eleventh and find himself or falls behind with the englishman dropped five out of these next six shots while lark regrouped with back to back birdies on the fourteenth and fifteenth tells the bar of the egg see you then sealed the three strokes big thing for him to time alston's when it was emery all of them graduating clarke and conquering it cools off his design the popular veteran left to celebrate his first win in three years. turning to motor sport now where case of stone is now just twelve points behind moto g.p. leader jorge lorenzo after winning the french grand prix the two thousand and seven champion finally conquering the limb on track to not show his first victory many loss on the legendary circuit just really started from perl and held on to that spot with virtually the entire race record crowds of about eighty eight thousand people cheering on the twe

mandy clark, cbs news, benghazi. >> mitchell: back in this country, there is still no official causeth. but today the family of n.h.l. player derek boogaard said they have given his brain to boston university medical school as part of its study into head trauma among athletes. the 28-year-old known as the toughest guy in the league missed most of last season after suffering a concussion in a fight. he was found dead at home in minneapolis on friday. just ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news", whiz kids, why making science cool could be the formula for keeping america great. hinking. "leather-trimmed command center, "almost 300 horsepower, "infiniti surround sound, "seating for seven -- wait. this is a minivan?" makes you almost want to have kids. [ child screams ] [ male announcer ] almost. the new 2011 dodge grand caravan. now get $2,000 cash allowance or 0% financing for 60 months on select 2011 dodge grand caravans. [ male announcer ] this intervention brought to you by niaspan. no, it's not about boys. it's about you. mom and i are worried about your health. yes, you're exercisin

for more on the attack we are joined by mandy clark embedded with u.s. troops in afghanistan. mandy, first up what can you tell us about that attack? >> well, russ, it appears that late last night a u.s. base came under attack and the marines stationed there called for backup. coalition forces launched an air strike to repel the attack but the provincial governor said two homes took a direct hit. and killing those women and children. now the afghan president hamid kharzai has issued a scathing statement saying the attacks was a big mistake. and he said the u.s. and nato forces have to stop arbitrary and unnecessary operations which he said are killing civilians every day. >> mitchell: mandy, the way things stand right now, would it be possible for afghan forces to take control? >> well, the short answer, russ, is no. the u.s. has poured many millions of dollars in the training and equipping of afghan forces but they're simply not ready to take on the insurgents on their own and the u.s. has already started limiting their use of night raids because of the risk of civilian casua

onto the greens who are darren clarke has points apart from adversity to take the win at the iberdrola open the northern irishman holding his nerve on the back nine title number thirteen to the c.v. forty two year old on the couch overnight leader chris wood this birdie on the third his soul was on the front not being called a game for the worse when he double bogeyed at the eleventh finding himself for shots behind woods the englishman though dropped by odd of his next six shots wildcard the group with back to back birdies on the fourteenth and fifteenth holds a putt for par on the eighteenth then sealing restricted free to time mobsters winner who seemed to be a lot about roger living clarke and conquering force of his design the popular veteran left to celebrate his first win since two thousand and eight. turning to motorsport work casey stoner is now just twelve points behind move to g.p. leader or gallery and so after winning the french grand prix the two thousand and seven champion finally conquering the track nothing is in or grow victory in any class on the legendary circuit th

in the meantime darren clarke bounced back from a burst to take a winning by your gaining tie on number thirteen to his name northern irishman out to catch a overnight leader chris would end his game tickets and call the u.s. when he double bogeyed of the levels to find himself more shots and i'm good the englishman though dropped five out of his next six shots while floor for a group with back to back birdies on the fourteenth and fifteenth well thank god for par on the eighteenth then sealed with three strokes victory two time masters when i say maria all example congratulating clarke on conquering a course of his design. now turning to motor sport like a stone is now just twelve points behind the leader jorge lorenzo off the pennant after winning the french grand prix the two thousand and seven champ and finally conquering the limb on track cannot see his first victory in any gloss on the legendary circuit yes train started from pole and held on to that spot for virtually the entire race record crowds of over eighty eight thousand people cheering on its twenty five year old as he is

it ranged -- raged through clark hotel. burning timbers fell causing the fire chief to evacuate firefighters. flames spread to adjacent structures. one commercial, the other a six-unit apartment building. as we mentioned, about 100 people requested help from the american red cross which set up that temporary shelter as a recreational center. >> we have lines in case we find hot spots. we're walking through with a thermal imaging camera. in a few hours the investigators will come back and try to pinpoint a cause. >> reporter: i can't downplay the fact this was a down playing fear. this little chihuahua was found. the fire department will contact the spca. the dog did not have a name tag. the small dog, shaking from the ordeal, seemed to be all right. a spokesperson from the american red cross, you'll hear from that person in just about an hour. >> all right. thank you, jade. we also have video of a one-alarm fire that sent a plume of smoke over the castro district. the fire was reported yesterday at 12:33 p.m. at a four-stor

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. >> want to bring if richard clark. i want to begin in 1998.l when bill clinton said osama bin laden was public enemy number one back then. how gratifying it must have been for you to get the word yesterday. >> it's gratifying. we have to put the emotion aside and think about what it means for american security. and it doesn't mean that much for american security. it makes us feel good. there's a sense of closure, a sense of justice. a propaganda victory. but the organization, the network of organizations that he spawned is out there. and many of them are still quite healthy. many of them are training people to attack western interests, including american interests. >> we're about to hit a computer hard stop. please stand by. i have a lot more questions for you on the threat that the united states faces now and what they're danger in the national security council today to combat that threat. please stand by. >>> when we come back, we'll have much more. osama bin laden has been killed. celebrations in times square. vigilance around the world. >>

mandy clark, cbs news, paktika, afghanistan. >>> joining us now, retired general wesley clark, former supreme commander of nato. good morning. >> good morning. >>> big change for the white house, secretary of defense, joint chiefs, cia director, army chief to name a few. in your estimations, do these changes signal any change in policy at all? >> i think they signal continuity. i think they indicate that president obama is very comfortable with his national security team. he wants to keep them in play. he wants to take advantage of their skills. general dempsey is an outstanding officer. he has had a chance in his last assignment, a really good chance to look at the future of the army. he is now the chief of staff. he is going to move into position and be able to help guide the armed forces through the transition as we come out of afghanistan. i think he is an ideal pick. >> let's talk about afghanistan now that osama bin laden is dead. is general dempsey's top priority to orchestrate a more effective expeditious way to bring the troops back home? and does it present any danger to try

clark, a washington school teacher. the couple had shopped for wedding rings just two days before she died on american flight 77 here at the pentagon. this is the bench dedicated to her at the pentagon memorial. she was chaperoning students on a trip to california. wesley got the news about bin laden just before midnight. history started replaying in his head. >> i thought about sheikh khalid mohammad, i thought about all of it, you know, i mean, i think for those of us who are close to it, it's a strange feeling, you know, you get osama bin laden but, you know, at the same time you think about the fact that there are a lot of people with the same mental at that time who are -- mentality who are still out there. >> reporter: the surprise for wesley not that osama bin laden was hiding in nearly plain sight but appears there was very little security around him when the attack came. memories of clark, he said, included a chance conversation they had in the weeks before she died. her concerns about the suppression of women'

>> and i'm dave clark. here is steve. >>> thank you. the fog is filling in rapidly. the breeze is also in place. that would be am sea breeze. 50s and 60s for some. inland we will see a few upper 70s and 80s. now an update on traffic. >>> traffic is moving along okay if you are driving this morning on the golden gate bridge. it should be a nice drive for you with no major issues. also the commute looks good if you are driving on the nimitz freeway. that traffic is moving along nicely with no major problems. now let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. we have developing news. this is coming from san francisco. a suspected drunk driver hit and killed a pedestrian and crashed outside of st. mary's medical center. ktvu jade hernandez talked to a hospital employee who barely missed being hit. jade. >>> that eyewitness we spoke to was lucky she wasn't seriously hurt. she was out parking her car when she noticed a vehicle with no grill or headlights heading straight for her. >> he got out of the car with his hands up and they told him to get on the ground. he must have knew

madam clark, do we have any announcements? >> yes. turn your volume off on that cell phones. if you wish to speak during public comment, please place your card to the right of the podium. all documents will be presented as part of the file. items will appear on the june 7th board agenda unless otherwise stated. >> could you please call item no. 1? >> ordnance to -- supervisor campos: this item has been introduced by the mayor. we have a staff presentation. >> and the department of health and human resources. this is a three-year labor agreement we reached with the interns in residence who, as part of their training rotation, go through the general hospital. this is a three-year agreement that goes through june of 2014. i'm happy to take any questions. >>supervisor campos: i major- general question. i have visited with the interns and residents in the past. one of the things that was a concern at the time was we have highly educated folks doing a service to the city and we want to make sure they are adequately compensated during the process. i'm wondering if you could say a li

through frederick county and as far east as clark county but most of the area not affected. most of the action will deal with tonight. 9:00 p.m. to midnight. maybe a few rumbles of thunder. the big thing you'll notice is the drop in temperatures. 81 and 62 for the high and low. the average high is 72. 78 reported in washington- dulles. 79 degrees. 79 in manassas. the warmer spot in fredericksburg. lookout how far temperatures fall. instead of the low 80's, maybe 58 or 59. low pressure moves north. bringing in the cool and damp air. the rain with -- some leftover showers and maybe some sunshine. definitely a cool day. on thursday, the high takes control of sunshine and probably back to 70 degrees for the day on friday. as we head through the day tomorrow to look for a lingering showers in the morning moving from west to east and lower 50's. 57 at midday. cloudy and cool. some sunshine in the afternoon. many areas remaining in the 50's. up there 60's on thursday. saturday looks great. 72 degrees. mother's day, partly cloudy and late day showers in the day on monday. away from

clarke, call items four, five, six, and 7. >> item four, hearing to review the mayor's proposed a budget for fiscal year 2011-2012. item five, with and it's appropriate estimated receipts and estimated expenditures for selected parts of the city and county of san francisco for fiscal years ending june 30, 2012, and june 30, 2013. item six, proposed annual salary or and it's in the marine positions in the annual budget appropriation ordinance for selected departments of the city and county of san francisco for fiscal years ending june 30, 2012, and june 30, 2013. item seven, resolution concurring with the certification the services previously approved can be performed by private contractor for a lower cost than similar work performed by city and county employees. supervisor chu: thank you. before we begin, supervisor mirkarimi would like to say a few words. supervisor mirkarimi: i have to go and chair the public safety committee. i do not expected to be a very long meeting, so i am interested in engaging the department of the environment and department of public utilities commission, and

welcome to monday it's may 9th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. let's start with weather and traffic. it was windy over the weekend. >> yes very windy. some of the higher elevations and along the coast more of a north westerly breeze arizona this is cool system dives into the east of us. we will see a lot of 60s today and very low 70s. we will rebound from a windy sunday to a mostly sunny and breezy monday. >>> traffic on the san mateo bridge may be effected by gusty winds. although the winds seem to be dying down. the authorities have not lifted the drivers advisory for winds' across that bridge. it's 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> new this morning is a frightening incident on a flight bound for sfo. investigators say an unruly passenger got out of his seat and rushed toward the cockpit. ktvu kraig debro sat sfo this -- is at sfo this morning. >> reporter: good morning, pam. we have been able to confirm two of the people that helped restrain this passenger are retired law enforcement behind me here at terminal two. very few people know what

. >>> well good morning, to you welcome come to monday, may i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. let's start with steve paulson. >> we have partly cloudy skies out there. it will be a mostly sunny breezy. not as bad as sunday. but it will still be breezy with winds out of the north. highs though still struggling from the 40s to warm up much. we will see upper 60s to low 70s inland. here is sal. >>> traffic is getting busier on interstate 880 driving out to the mccarthur maze and the bay bridge which is also getting busier here. you can see crowding in the left lanes approaching the cash toll lanes. th fast track lanes are still doing okay. coming up in a few minutes the complete bay area look. but first back to the desk. >>> a frightening incident on a jet bound for sfo. a passenger got out of his seat and rushed toward cockpit. kraig debro is at sfo this morning. >> reporter: pam, i contacted the san mateo county jail they are not releasing a booking photo just yet but one may be available later today. behind me is terminal two. it was an american airlines flight flight 561 from

. >> and i'm dave clark. welcome to a brand new day. let's check weather and traffic. >> thank you very much. fog bank is back so that means cooler for those closer to the coast and around the bay. still upper 70s and low 80s inland. but we are away from the 90s. if you are over in that fog it will be a cool day. weekend forecast coming up shortly. now to sal. >>> traffic on interstate 80 looks pretty good. if you are driving from fairfield and vacaville all the way to berkeley the ride should be pretty normal. also we are looking at the san mateo bridge. let's see if the fog is around here as well. just use care. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you. we have developing news for you coming from san francisco. a suspected drunk driver hit and killed a pedestrian then crashed right outside st. mary's medical center. police have begun giving -- have been giving up details to jade hernandez. >> reporter: 60 miles an hour or more. right now san francisco fire department is washing down the streets. that is part of what is going on here.

welcome to a brand new day it's wednesday may 11th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. let's start with steve paulson and the weather. >> we do have low clouds and everybody says cloudy. low clouds and fog will give a big cool down to inland areas. and a sea breeze as well from sfo to vacaville. weekend weather will be extremely interesting and cool. here is sal. >>> steve, right now traffic on interstate 880 looks good. also the morning commute is looking good in san francisco along northbound 101. now let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin our 6:00 hour with a tragic incident at san jose state university. three people are dead in a shooting inside a campus parking garage. kraig debro has information from the university and now from witnesses. >> reporter: good morning. i just spoke to san ho sigh police officer tells me -- san jose police officer tells me although san jose state is the lead investigator but they will play a large role in their expertise. it is the san jose state university north garage. it happened on the fifth floor up at the top there. the homicide

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