president vietor: commissioner courtney? commissioner courtney: i am looking at page 11, and i really like orange. i am not sure what color that is. the power part. but it is not too late. all maurer, deeper, more powerful orange? >> it is a gold-ish color. president vietor: thank you commissioner courtney -- thank you, commissioner quarter. i have a lot to say about this. we deal with water and power and sewage, and i pictured chicago. you feel very strong. and i feel this new logo is too light weight. it is amusing. i have trouble with all the colors. it is not strong. it does not make a stance. christopher is putting the logo on our letterhead. to send out a letter head with a picture behind the prince -- print. i like the idea of how he worked it altogether. it does not look serious. it looks like a toy company instead of what we are, which is a very strong utility. >> i really do not mean to prolong this forever. there is a lot of people within the agency who do not like the current logo and current letter head. are you

president vietor: commissioner courtney? commissioner courtney: i am looking at page 11, and i really like orange. i am not sure what color that is. the power part. but it is not too late

commissioner courtney: and any time from a few weeks to a month and a half? >> the total number was -- commissioner courtney: if there are 60 of them on the two sides, that's less than 40 hours per person. vice president moran: i just wanted general understanding of what you consider -- let's say the work goes out to bid a immediately. what different process these would you be going through in your this time verses the last time or would it be the exact same process? >> we issued the bid. we take questions from the bid community. we usually do a job site visit. we go to all the same steps we typically do when we issue a contract. we produce written questions and answers from the pre-bid conference from the job site visit and we receive the bid from a pool of qualified bidders. those are evaluated based on the performance criteria and the contract. then we come to the commission with a recommendation on who should be awarded the contract. >> in that process, we would work with the office of economic workforce development tool put together with hiring plan woul

. >> kathleen courtney? >> my name is kathleen courtney, i'm chair of housing for the russian hill community organization. i wanted to confirm your request. the community organization requests that the planning commission continued the hearing for the discretionary review report on 1945. it is seeking clarification from the planning department and the city attorney's office regarding the process for addressing the appeal of the categorical hubs in -- exemption in conjunction with the review. we want to write a letter to the clerk seeking clarification from the city attorney. there appears to be inconsistent and contradictory elements of the city's policies and procedures. in fact, the direction that we have been given suggests we had a similar situation

thank you, courtney. >>> there could be delays at sfo today. we are looking at a lot of mist and fog. good morning, christina. >> yeah, sometimes you don't need the mist and fog for delays at sfo, but this morning, yeah, probably going to be a factor as we head through the next couple of hours. we have a really moisture-rich atmosphere out there, and as high pressure builds in and compresses the moisture fog will be a factor this morning. we are seeing a few early showers because the fog is so dense creating a drizzling effect. slick conditions all across the bay area. for today, a cloudy start. then the sun will make a few breaks heading throughout the day today. we are not expecting a lot of sunshine, but enough to warm us into the mid-60s. then we have another round of rain in store for us until late thursday when the next system arrives. we'll have a spring-like day today and tomorrow as we transition closer and closer to spring. it will start to feel like that around here. watch out for slick conditions headed from the east bay to the sout

for more news before the bell, courtney reagan is live at cnbc with more. >> reporter: good morning, scott. wall street looks to build on wednesday's gains and futures are higher so far this morning. we appear to be gaping a little bit of strength. we saw stocks rise yesterday on good news for jobs with that adp report showing more private sector jobs were likely created last month than initially forecast. that could bode well for tomorrow's key jobs report although adp doesn't always match up. oil prices curtailed the stock gains yesterday shooting up to $102 a barrel. that's where we are trading now on reports that gadhafi's forces attacked a big libyan oil feed in the rebel-controlled east. crude is just a touch below that $102 a barrel so far today. now we'll get quite a bit of economic data. new claims for jobless benefits, productivity and labor costs as well as service in the sector, that's still ahead this morning. ve biggest retailers also reporting february sales. so far most are beating estimates. total sales are forecast to rise 3.6% for the month industry wide. and congr

good morning, courtney. >> reporter: hi, good morning to you, scott. futures are slightly higher ahead of the opening bell today, though on friday we saw all the drag lower amid the continued unrest in the middle east. so far markets in asia mostly lower. it is a mixed bag in europe. but with these oil prices soaring the u.s. is considering tapping emergency reserves to bring down prices. u.s. crude oil is trading above 106 a barrel, that's thecc1: highest price in 2 1/2 years because of this political unrest in libya. now crisis at the pump, we are talking gasoline, reaching $3.50 a gallon nationwide. that's the second biggest cc1: two-week jump ever. lumberg says we have jumped 33 cents on average for the nation in the last two weeks alone. the last time the u.s. tapped oil reserves was after hurricane katrina, so if this happens it is a very big event. >>> and expiring patents are threatening big phrma companies. the industry will lose control over more than ten drugs worth nearly $50 billion this year. "the new york times" is saying that pfizer alo

courtney, who has worked to provide food for us tonight. later on at the meeting, if you would like to go in the back in an orderly fashion, food is provided. so many others in the nation that have helped to make that happen. the district organizations that are now providing translation. [applause] the mayor's office of civic the basement. -- civic engagement. you saw the performance that happen. but also [inaudible] thank you. you saw the performance by those kids. child care provided by family connections, basic neighborhood center of family services. thank you for providing that. [applause] i also want to give special thanks to mark sanchez. thank you for your help. we greatly appreciate it. thank you for housing in the bronco heights neighborhood center -- in the burn all heights neighborhood center -- in the bernal heights neighborhood center. [inaudible] lastly, but certainly not least, and i want to thank myst

mall concerts even schools earlier i spoke with tina front the founder and executive director of courtney's house a nonprofit that helps girls who have been victims of sex trafficking and she was also a victim herself here's her story. you know unfortunately my story is very similar to what we hear today when i was thirteen a man was fifteen years my senior who you know didn't kidnap me or throw me into anything he friended me it's a month some months and gains my trust and been the trafficking situation started just like the girls and they are still happening here today well unfortunately this is nothing new so this is been going on for fifty years here we labeled it a different name and we thought of prostitution and we said hey this is what the girls want to and it was a choice but for fifty years on the same block it has always been trafficking controlled always and so with that said go away climb to. numerous men take part of it could be congressman it could be again marketers it can be businessman it's men men take part of that because there is you know these girls are eighteen and th

thank you, courtney. >>> meanwhile, christina has a look at the forecast. good morning, christina. >> good morning to you. probably a lot of angry birds because of the weather out there. we have more and more rain to tell you about. a strong storm moves in tonight. another one on its heels pushing through on thursday. so today we are going to get a bit of a break after these residual showers pass through the east bay. i think between the hours of about 9:00 a.m. and at least 4:00 p.m. we'll see a dry break. i know, seize the moment. seize that dry break because there's a lot of rain on the way heading through tonight. as you can see, light showers are pushing through places like livermore headed to tracy. but definitely enough to make your roadways slick out there this morning. so you do want to travel with caution. here's the next weather maker sitting just off the coast here. it is going to push in as we head through tonight. and we could see up to two inches of rain in the south bay along the peninsula. maybe in test east bay, another three inches. the g

that was seen in france founder and executive director of courtney's house. well it was meant to be a parting gift from president george w. bush to the oil and gas industry in the final weeks of his presidency the bureau of land management held an auction to sell the rights to drill for oil and gas on federally protected land in utah an area of wilderness described as pristine and beautiful well enter into the auction better number seventy twenty seven year old economics student at the university of utah he's been on several parcels of land more than twenty two thousand acres that the cost of nearly two million dollars it was money he didn't have and now he's been convicted on two felony counts for disrupting a government auction and could face ten years behind bars earlier i spoke to that man better number seventy his real name is tim de christopher and i asked why he was willing to go through all this trouble to protect the land. was well aware of the auction and there were a lot of concerns about a look at our use of the auction so the fact that the public

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randy pauly and courtney adamo are essentially the only officers left. a year ago there were 14 officers, now 11. so these days a unit can only patrol four days a week. >> if there's an event that needs to be covered on monday. we will come in and cover that, maybe take wednesday off and move it. so it requires a lot of flexibility and patient. >> reporter: today a group friends of the san jose mounting unit has announced they have raised $14,000 to save the mounting unit. >> it's very, very difficult to raise money now. >> reporter: for a police department that has already lost helicopter and other units. this last minute rescue of the mounting unit was a big relief. >> it's nice to see our neighborhoods care about us and don't want to see the program gutted. >> reporter: it acknowledges it will need a boder range of donations. it d onations -- need a broader range of donations. the unit gives downtown a better imagine. >> it's nice to see especially one of the games of the arena when you see the police on the horse it makes it a friendly town to be in.

they got some home cooking, courtney scored 167 condition second active -- 16 consecutive points.s up 5 points after 3. somehow, layup, 21-point lead. they win by 23. stanford headed to the final four. the cardinal seniors hasn't missed one for their entire career. >>> notre dame beat -- by 14. final four for the first time since 2001. barton ties the giants off matt cain. it's a 3-3 ballgame in the bay bridge series. you can tell it goodbye. aubrey huff. they were shocked the ball did not get in the water. it's great to have baseball back. i think it's going to be longer than sooner. that means belt is probably going to be your first baseman. >> couple of guys out for a while. >> all right. coming back at 11:00 on cbs 5.

the gales had no answer for courtney vanderslut she wins all scorers. they win 72-46. st.ave some company. allan crab is the latest bear to be named the pack ten's freshman of the year. crab averaged over 60 points per game during league play. they will take on unc in the pack 10 tournament. >> crisp had a day off as the as lost to the mariners. the lead-off player is hitting close to 500 this spring and i caught up with him in phoenix. >> but the as and the giants so far. it is cool, though. it's all right. >> reporter: okay. let's see what you are talking about, okay? i do have a slight giants holding up my spring training press pass. but you want to get to where they are. >> exactly. they are. and with that having the veteran presence on the team helps the younger guys. and it gives us more confidence in our team and situational stuff that we won't, dang, how do you put it? >> you can walk into a stadium knowing you are going to win a game. >> i will take that. i will take what you said there. you can walk into a stadium and know that you have a chance to win a game. >>

courtney cox may be uncertain about the future with her estranged husband, david arquette. one thing is certain. she tells "hapaars bazaar" saying she doesn't want to date any time soon. maybe for the meantime, that's a good thing given her description of herself saying, i don't like to go out, i'm not great at small talk and i don't like to go to parties. >>> actor sean williams admitted himself into a treatment center for undisclosed health and personal insurance. >>> charlie sheen is bringing his live show the violent torpedo of truth tour to five more venues. finally, madam touseau's unveiled justin bieber's wax feck tuesday in new york, amsterdam, and london where the singer got to check out his statue many person. like my growing teen boy, bieber seemed especially pleased that he was taller than his wax counterpart, which, you know, in real life he is only about 5'6", so hopefully that gives him a little bit of confidence. not that there's anything wrong with that. >> just because there's someone i tower over. >> 5'5" in eighth grade. that was the last time i was ever

courtney lee wide open for three of his 25. hayes picked off a curry pass. 34 nor kmart.e the warriors up. 13 points, 14 boards, 11 assists. overshadowing a career night for dor. >>> life is good for don nelson. living on mau wei and getting pud $6 million a year not to coach. he says he watches every warriors game but really does not have that much contact with the team. >> i'm saying away from the team. i di did see stef in the elevar the day. montae and i have texted a couple of times. other than that i'm a maui guy and a warrior fan. >> threw it away. >> what is it about -- what could get him back on track? >> league wise he would probably be a backup in most places so he is not a real good player. he has holes in his game. he throws offensively, everybody knows about his free throw, he can't make free throws. >> you joked about that that that was part of the reason you good fired is because you tried to make him take free throws underhand. >> they wanted to make a change and i agree that a change was in order here. >> reporter: what were your impressions i know you d

my name is courtney, and i am a resident of san francisco. there is no easy way to say this, but right before i turned 16, i tried to kill myself, and when i got out of the hospital, i did not want to die, but i did not want to live either, and then i went to my first rave, and that changed everything. i found a loving community, whose credo is peace, love, and respect, and i learned how to dance. the rave scene and the electronic scene in general, i can say that it has been nothing but positive for me. i am proud as a student at the university school of law. but i even met my life partner of seven years at a rave. it has made me a better person. san francisco is amazing partly because of the electronic community. the electronic community is in san francisco, which is not anywhere else. please, do not let reactionary forces the other affecting so many places take root here in san francisco. please guard our rights for assembly. when i first became part of this, we had an organization called dance save, which worked hard to keep it safe, and t

"today in the bay's" courtney reagan is live at cnbc world headquarters with the news before the bell morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brent. futures right now are up and that's despite oil prices still trading above that $100 a barrel key mark. we are down slightly for the day. this is after worries of rising oil prices dragged down the major indices yesterday. we are seeing a bit of a pull back from the 2 1/2 year high. after reports that opec members are increasing output to hold become prices. european markets are trading higher following asian gains. the nasdaq was down 39 points to 2746, which is where trading begins today. >>> the most expensive town in the nation isn't beverly hills or the hamptons. it is aspen, colorado. the median price for single-family homes in this mountain town stands at $4.6 million. despite the housing market, prices there are still going up. figures show the average home price in aspen has increased over the past four years to $6 million in 2010 from $5.4 million in 2006. >>> well, the rate of airline cancellations are going up. the n

thank you, courtney. >> $10 here, $20 there. >> everything is going up, except for my check. >>> let's check the forecast right now with christina. >> good thing you have three little ones to pull that chariot for you eventually. i saw the cutest pictures of the triplets yesterday. hopefully we'll get them on the website so you can meet the triplets soon if you have not yet. we are looking good in terms of what we are expecting today. finally a dry break, not just yet, but we have to wait a couple hours before the residual showers subside. as you can see, it is already clearing. san francisco, you have this little cell bull's-eyeing your area. but for the most part showers have cleared the east bay. a little bit of moisture coming down over the east bay hills just to the east of antioch this morning. but we are going to continue to see clearing. that will last for today. then there's rain on the way for tonight and a lot of it. we have two systems on the way. this one is a strong system to bring maybe two inches of rain at best to the north bay. it is the second one that's right on its

many came to see courtney van der sloot who at one point scored 16 consecutive points, they trailed the cardinal by 6 points, lindy la honest knocks in the three ball to take a 9- point lead into the locker room. then gonzaga missed 11 of their first 12 shots to start the second half and stanford ended it. ogwumike down low, she had a team high 23 and her sister chiney put it out of reach, chiney had 18. the cardinal seniors have not missed one in their entire careers. >> it's a funny game, before the game i said "history will be made tonight. let's be on the good side of it. >> here we are fourth year going to another final four, it's mind-blowing. >> tomorrow i have to wake up and pinch myself. we're so happy for this team. >> we were fire and ice, definitely on fire today. it actually got to a point where we were telling her to calm down because she was a little bit out of control at some points, it is okay because she was making aggressive moves. >> best pome postgame hands down in this tournament. >>> bruce bochy said that there's less than a 50% chance that brian wilson's oblique

courtney? >> reporter: thank you, brent. right now futures are higher ahead of the opening bell, but just slightly so we'll have to see exactly what happens when the market opens in about an hour and 15 minutes from now. we saw the major u.s. index indices dragged lower on friday amid this continued unrest in the middle east. markets in asia are mostly lower. so far in europe, though, things are turning greener. they have been lower at one point. with oil prices soaring the u.s. is considering tapping emergency reserves to tamp down prices. u.s. crude oil is surpassing $106 a barrel hitting the highest price in 2 1/2 years amid gop unrest in libya. prices at the pump reached more than $3.50 nationwide average. that's the second biggest two-week jump ever because on average we have jumped about 33 cents in just those two weeks. and the last time the u.s. tapped oil reserves was after hurricane katrina. so if it happens it is going to be a kind of big deal. >>> wisconsin democrats who fled the state as the debate over employee

courtney leigh with three of his 25. he is picking off the pass to kevin martin.re the warriors up. it is a triple-double. 13 points and 11 assists. he goes for a caw here high 34. it is 131-112. the men in ti el scored three minutes into the game and that pretty much set the tone for the entire night. mitchell keeping the puck alive. the shot is deflected for a 1-0 san jose lead. in the second the sharks up 4-3 and they win the faceoff. mitchell fires and stays with us it for his second goal of the night. and good to see him back after a nasty fall on saturday night. and the fear was it was serious. the sharks win their fourth straight. the beard may not be ready for opening day. he couldn't go because of a strained oblique. and he may start the season on the disabled list. things did not get better and he gives up a three-run homer. he goes three innings and allows five earned runs. cody ross and he comes in on this ball and then limps off. he is now listed as day-to-day as the giants lose this game 8-0. the a's played the cubs first inning and geo gonzalez on t

. >> reporter: cal train passenger courtney zoback says she is always paying attention. >> there is always something to look out for for everybody, you should always look around at your surroundings, you know. >> reporter: but other riders say they never have any problems on cal train. >> the only thing i look around for is the train, not for persons, because they are like pretty cool. >> reporter: now as for the investigation they say they are looking for persons of interest in this case, investigators also asking anyone who may have been on the platform and seen this attack in progress to step forward. reporting live redwood city, mark sayier, cbs5. >>> new details tonight. in a widening drug scandal in contra costa county we're learning about stephen trey natty who is arrested along with a top narcotics officer and an investigator who are accused of selling drug evidence. the latest suspect may be linked to a separate scheme. ann? >> reporter: oscar tanabe is out on bail, so they are not under the usual time constraints of filing charges within 48 hours. it could be next month before we

it does admit rapid expansion is partly to blame for many of its recall problems, let's turn to courtney reagan at world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. futures are actually slightly positive though investors a bit jittery. stocks did get some relief yesterday, all the major u.s. indices did close higher after opec said it's considering raising output to tamp down. u.s. crude is below $105 a barrel, easing back from the 2.5 year high we saw hit on monday. the spike in oil prices is helping push stocks higher in asia. european stocks are mixed. separately the bull market turns two, the s&p has almost doubled when it hit a 12 year low after the financial crisis. the dow is back above 12,000, about 2,000 shy of its all-time high but a two-year high. starbucks marks a milestone unveiling its new logo to coincide with their 40th anniversary celebration. the logo features the sirn character but is green and doesn't feature the name or coffee. the last redesign in 1992. also debuting baked goods called petites and a new cappuccino. back to you. >> especially this early in the morni

gonzaga l courtney this young lady is unbelievable at point guard for the gonzaga.g inside. 2 of the team high and lobbing who beats younger sister. cardinal by 10. single hand keeping it within 3. nice show and go. and hits the drive. john stockton wondering, i wonder if i was ever this good. cross-over finish with the left hand. top of the key. scored 18 straight for the bull dog at one point. 19 a row. stanford still up 9 at the half. go back in. off the dribble then lindy for 3 and the pac-10 player of the year another 3. she hit 5 from downtown. stanford wins it reaching the final 4 for the fourth straight year. they have won 27 consecutive games this season. face the whipper of the baylor texas a&m game in the national semifinal on sunday night. >> we are having a lot of fun. obviously first half she was killing us as point girt. at half time we situated let's just own up and try to be as aggressive as we can. got really exciting. >> unbelievable in the losing cause. jose conseco. not much of a boxer but what he lack ins punching power he makes up for in craft

these eyes among belong to courtney. she is in her 40s.he doesn't like the way she looks. >> people will say are you sad or tired? no, i'm great. >> reporter: she wants to raise her brows and wants her eyes to appear more open but doesn't want surgery so is having the liquid eye lift. it use fillers to left up what's fallen down, fill out the areas that hollow with age. >> going to be putting product in this area, very same product that's perfect for the lifting and that will actually give you more of a platform to put makeup on. >> some fillers are better around the eye. >> reporter: this beverly hills plastic surgeon. >> it gives a patient a refreshed temporarily dramatic look. >> perfect for a pick-me-up without having to have surgery. >> reporter: a more permanent solution is surgery. >> the old days, eyelid surgery was very aggressive. people would take all the skin and all the fat away from around the eye. but now, the surgery is fundamentally different than it used to be. >> reporter: here are some of the doctor's patients before an

courtney. >> thank you, mr. chairman. actually to follow up on mr. runyan's question. there was the sinking of the ship and again, there was exhaustive forensic investigation that was inescapable. that it was a completely unprovoked attack by a north korean mini sub and yet we were enable to get china's acknowledgement of again something that was just totally black and white that north korea was responsible for this. and in terms of the prospect of productive military-to-military relationship even government to government relationship -- i mean, to not be able to succeed in able to get a basic baseline of what actually happened there. and in terms of just what impact that's going to have in terms of transit traffic both commercial and military in that part of the world -- i guess i would ask you to comment on that, mr. schiffer, in terms of, you know -- it seems like using that as a test -- i mean, the relationship is not really doing that well. and maybe it's just episodic is the right way to describe it. the second question in terms of readiness is just -- the press

. >> a pillow wrinkle bothered 23- year-old courtney little so much she has already tried botox. >> i just thought it really stuck out to people. it is an insecurity of mine, i don't know. >> experts say the best way to avoid pillow wrinkles is to sleep on your back and make sure you stay there, put a pillow between your knees. >> i often tell my patients they should invest in a good pillow case, a very high thread count. >> it is not just how you sleep but how much you sleep as well. these pictures are part of a swedish study on sleep deprivation. the photo on the left shows a man after eight hours of sleep. the one on the right, after he has been awake for 31 hours straight. and the doctors say, losing just a few hours will take a toll on your looks. >> you tend to have more of a droop and you don't hold your face up as well as when as you're well rested. >> photos like these are enough to make some people change their position on the best way to sleep. >> i didn't know that. so i might change to being a back sleeper. >> and dr. kim tells us not drinking enough water throughout the

is this just because they're in the pocket of the banks joining me from our studio in new york is courtney comstock editor of cluster stock at the business insider courting thanks so much for joining us tonight now i think it was really only a matter of time until we saw this happen right until we saw the republicans go after another piece of legislation that has defined the obama administration but let's talk about how differently they did it with health care they were so public so vocal so open about it they wanted everyone to know and here i feel like they're really just quietly trying to slip these five bills in a. book that makes a lot of sense i mean republicans are always getting trashed for being the party that's more in bed with wall street and i think that's a little unfair i think that democrats get just as much money from their wall street friends or your interest donors but it makes a lot of sense that republicans would want to really cry if we assure these and knock at the negative press they would obviously result from the mainstream finding out that here again. republicans

so -- >> reporter: a pillow wrinkle bothered 23-year-old courtney little so much, she has already triedotox. >> i feel like it really stuck out to people. i don't know. it's an insecurity of mine. >> reporter: experts say the be way to avoid it is to sleep on your back. to make sure you stay there put a pillow between your knees. but what you sleep on can be just as important. >> the material that you sleep on should ideally be soft. i often tell my patients that they should invest in a good pillowcase. it should be a very high thread count. >> reporter: it's not just how you sleep how much you sleep, as well. these pictures are part of a swedish study on sleep deprivation. the left photo after eight hours of sleep, the one on the right after being awake for 31 hours straight. the doctors say losing a few hours will take a toll on your looks. >> you tend to have more of a droop and you don't hold your face up as well as when you're well rested. >> reporter: photos like these are enough to make some people change their position on the best way to sleep. >> i didn't know that. so i might

me now to shed some more light on this issue is tina front the founder and executive director of courtney's house a nonprofit that helps girls who have been victims of sex trafficking in teen i want to start simply i know we saw you in that report a little bit but i know this issue is very personal to you and if you could just briefly share your story you know unfortunately my story is very similar to what we hear today when i was thirteen a man who was fifteen years my senior who you know didn't kidnap me or throw me anything he'd be friended me and took months and months and gains my trust and then the trafficking situation started just like the girls now and it's still happening here today. i want to ask you i mean to what extent you think this is happening here and why you think this is happening here i mean launching to in d.c. just a few blocks away from where you know these laws are made to protect children well unfortunately this is nothing new so this is been going on for fifty years here we labeled it a different name and we call it a prostitution and we say that hey this is what

. >> reporter: randy pauly and courtney adamo are essentially the only officers left on the police mounted unit. four years ago there were 13 hours. now 11. so now the unit can now patrol four days a week. >> if there's an event that has to be covered, there's more flexibility. >> it's never easy to raise money even in good times. it's very, very difficult to raise money now. >> reporter: for a police department that has already lost its helicopter and other units, this last minute rest rescue of the mounted unit was a big relief. >> it was nice to see that our residents care about us and they did not want to see the unit gutted. >> reporter: it hopes the public will appreciate how the unit boasters public safety. the unit gives downtown a better imagine. >> you see the police on the horse, it makes it a friendly town to be in. >> reporter: to keep riding into the summer, the next $70,000 is due june 1st. robert handa, ktvu2 news. >>> the owner of lucky dog pet store said he had an ongoing dispute with the landlord. he found homes for most of the animals but not for 100 pigeons and ducks a

. >> reporter: randy pauly and courtney adamo are essentially the only officers left on the police mounted unit. four years ago there were 13 hours. now 11. so now the unit can now patrol four days a week. >> if there's an event that has to be covered, there's more flexibility. >> it's never easy to raise money even in good times. it's very, very difficult to raise money now. >> reporter: for a police department that has already lost its helicopter and other units, this last minute rest rescue of the mounted unit was a big relief. >> it was nice to see that our residents care about us and they did not want to see the unit gutted. >> reporter: it hopes the public will appreciate how the unit boasters public safety. the unit gives downtown a better imagine. >> you see the police on the horse, it makes it a friendly town to be in. >> reporter: to keep riding into the summer, the next $70,000 is due june 1st. robert handa, ktvu2 news. >>> the owner of lucky dog pet store said he had an ongoing dispute with the landlord. he found homes for most of the animals but not for 100 pigeons and ducks a

courtney, you know, this is 8:00 now. when the first big waves were supposed to hit but no word on anything really happening at this point, right? >> reporter: right. basically no word on what's happening. we are watching the waters to see what happened. cresting crescent scene is the big area of concern. >> thank you, courtney dempsey. lawrence karnow? >> this is that time now. it's getting close. we have been talking about the system making its way onshore and the tsunami we are awaiting it right now. what we'll likely see at the water's edge at the coastline, ocean beach, we are likely going to see the water recede before it surges back onshore. how big it will be is in question. the forecast is 2- to 3-foot tsunami here in the bay area. they expect the arrival time is just after 8:00. 8:08 at the golden gate. now, these times can vary a little built. remember, these are just forecasts but in santa barbara about 8:17. the folks that have moved to higher ground that's goo news. we are watching the low-lying areas especi

he has been working with courtney van der sloot. she had 18 straight at one point. 25 points all told. and stanford put the pedal down. the power move inside gets it to drop. what's new with her. 23 points and 11 rebounds and her freshman sister chiming in with 18 points and 15 rebounds. nice move there. they handle the hostile environment no problem. >> the way i take it, if they are not cheering for you they are cheering against you for a reason. gonzaga is a strong team. and they put up a fight and i am happy we got to play in this environment with a team as talented as they are. >>> in san francisco a guy with a hairy beard was here to close out a giants victory tonight. bruce bochy says it is less than 50/50 that their top man will be on the mound for opening day. with san francisco leading 3-1 in the 5th but a two out two run single off matt cain. three runs. however, not tied long. but long gone is that ball off the bat of aubrey huff. hitting .365 he looks ready for the real deal. and someone lost a beer out there. and it ho

he has been working with courtney van der sloot. she had 18 straight at one point. 25 points all told. and stanford put the pedal down. the power move inside gets it to drop. what's new with her. 23 points and 11 rebounds and her freshman sister chiming in with 18 points and 15 rebounds. nice move there. they handle the hostile environment no problem. >> the way i take it, if they are not cheering for you they are cheering against you for a reason. gonzaga is a strong team. and they put up a fight and i am happy we got to play in this environment with a team as talented as they are. >>> in san francisco a guy with a hairy beard was here to close out a giants victory tonight. bruce bochy says it is less than 50/50 that their top man will be on the mound for opening day. with san francisco leading 3-1 in the 5th but a two out two run single off matt cain. three runs. however, not tied long. but long gone is that ball off the bat of aubrey huff. hitting .365 he looks ready for the real deal. and someone lost a beer out there. and it ho