would do provide notices and senate on -- coyotes in our park. not to dive into the dog issue, but in glen canyon, it is important to keep your dog on a leash. it is a strategy that can help keep our pets safe and the coyotes further away. thank you. supervisor wiener: thank you. i do not think we have seen now online and 7 on your side.. the meeting is at the hall of flowers. may 12. it is in my newsletter. if you want to get my e-mail newsletter, let me know. we will put you on. next question. >> hi. my name is jean. i graduated from this high school. i have to disagree with you. the amount of coyotoes -- last night, coming home, i had still wait in my car before i entered my house. they are roaming rapidly. i had to call safeway, and the people who owned the complex there said they were back there at night, looking for food. in know that they have left the golden gate park area. they have become brazen. they are walking during the day. at night. two weeks ago, they were trying to get on my balcony. they are all over. not just in diamond height

. >> inmigrante salvadoreÑo que viajaba con un coyote rumbo a estados unidos la esposa de un inmigranteotro caso en que se vivo lea separación de una joven familia a causa de la deportación, lo grave que intentoaba cruzar la frontera por tercera vez cuando sfaerz oí. >> no está en las cárceles ni tampoco el coyote con el que viajaba da cuentas de su destino. >> mmm..., me dice me van a mover ahorita y me van a separar de mi hermano, le digo okay que te dios te bendiga, y cuídate. >> me dijo nos vemos allá primeramente dios y no olvides que te amo. >> fueron las últimas palabras que escuchó de su esposo bryan david vásquez de 21 años cuando se encontraba en tamaulipas méñxico, la tarde del 19 de may de este año, minutos antes de cruzar la frontera por tercera vez. >> yo le hablo a la persona, oiga mi esposo bryan gutiérrez. >> me dice, mire a él lo siguió la migra, lo agarró, cuando yo fui, cuando hablé a los lugares de detención lo busqué por medio del internet de la página de ice no sale. >> fue arrestado por primera vez el 15 de julio de 2009 cuando su pequeña hija apenas solo tenía 4

the coyote started to drag maggie away. the mother said she jumped on that coyote and used her bare hands to get her daughter free. >> i don't know what i was thinking. i don't. but i know this --ly to get to my baby or she wouldn't be here. >> well, sabrina was able to free maggie but she said the coyote would not leave. she grabbed an ore to keep that coyote away from her daughter. >>> nbc has issued an an -- an on-air apology for omitting the words "under god" during the u.s. open. the words "under god" were left out. the backlash on social meet ya was sick and harsh with critics calling the mission un- american. nbc said it was an editing error. the real action on the golf course is celebrating one of the most dominant performenses ever -- performances in the u.s. open. >> 22-year-old rory mcem roy is the youngest winner since bobby jones won in 1923. the northern irishmen cruised to an eight-shot victory. mcill roy finished 16 under par. the announce mer, janney miller -- a -- the announcer, johnny miller said one of t

there were three teachers in the room. >> the coyote creek school facility is not one of those beingestigated by the state department of social services though. kids' country officials say they operate 13 sites with more than 100 children and they have had very few complaints. >>> hundreds of people expected tonight at a meeting aimed at stopping violence in the south bay. organizers say they are going to ask san jose's police chief chris moore to major crime prevention a priority. they say it's critical to address the issue before the department loses 100 officers or more due to the city's upcoming budget cuts. >>> toll cheaters, beware. the new idea to catch solo drivers taking advantage of that carpool lane. >> and facebook friends forever. and we mean forever. why one woman decided to get a tattoo 6 all her online pals. , the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but

they fly around in planes and shoot coyotes in colorado. there is more coyotes now than when they started this program. they don't understand pack behavior and what causes dispersion. they have coyotes in parts of the country where they have not seen them in 100 years. it's a good program. it has been working well. it's not about geese. it's not the subsidy to private ranching interests to conduct lethal predator control. and then they do some other great things. they have these nifty little devices called m-44's. it's basically a baited cyanide shot shell. now, it has sickened some humans. hasn't killed any yet. has killed quite a number of dough metzic animals. -- domestic animal. some kid will be pulling on this little string and say, what is this? boom, a sigh night shot shell. that is the same program that has helped triple the population of coyotes out there over the last 80 years since these programs have existed. so you can come up with all sorts of hoo-ha. it has to due with captain sullenberg. no. you want to subsidize ranching in

this is coming out of the coyote valley. it is a multi vehicle accident that is blocking one of the plains of north oz. it is backing up traffic for the highway 85 in the could be a serious enough crash that we send craig skalar to the location in case this takes a long time to clear. that takes a lot of pressure off of the 101 ride headed towards downtown san jose and santa clara. let's get a bridge check, the bay bridge has been a great ride this morning, much the way we had expected it to be. no backups or delays was down. 80 had been a house of before, it is no longer and no delays on the macarthur maze. the san mateo bridge is still good. volume is getting the lighter westbound. no delays in either direction but very light traffic respelled toward hayward. 746, another check on weather. here is louisa hodge. -- 7:46 >> police are still keeping a lot of sunshine around and a pattern of low clouds and patchy fog into the evening. right now, temperatures are slowly starting to warm up. we are actually seeing temperatures s

migrantes que intentan llegar a estados unidos, decenas de ellos fueron rescatados de un camión donde coyotes, fueron 117 los que encontraros en guajaca, viajaban bajo un calor que casi le cuesta la vida. >>> más de 100 personas en un camión que no es para el transporte de pasajeros. y la policía capturó a dos que los llevaban. pero mientras en guajaca estos 117 eran detenidos, en veracruz un grupo de migrantes eran secuestrados por hombres armados. >>> el sacerdote dirige el albergue hermanos del camino, y teque los asesinen igual que los que pasó en tamaulipas. >>> apenas la semana pasada fue capturado el edgar huerta, es parte de los zetas, presuntamente fue él quien dio la orden de asesinar a los migrantes. >>> los mataron, fueron como 6 autobuses... >>> la autoridad teme que le pasen como a muchos que son extorsionados. >>> la procuraduría general de justicia y la comisión de derechos humanos investigan, y sospechan de los empleados del ferrocarr ferrocarril. >>> gracias raúl torres. y con eso vamos a otra pausa y al regresar una decisión de la corte suprema indigna a padres y sicólogos.

el sindicato de agentes fronld rizo defiende a hombre y dicen que la víctima sería un traficante o coyoteeligro. >>> si nuestros vidas están bajo peligro nuestro trabajo es reaccionar y usar fuerza letal. >>> y quizás existe evidencia sobre lo que pasó porque en esta zona abundo nhay cámaras. >>> josé?. >>> carlos desde la frontera, méxico estados unidos, gracias amigo y hoy hay más claridad sobre lo que significaría en los cambios al programa comunidades sera, iniciativa que despierta desconfianza de partes de unas comunidad hispana, vanesa con el informe. >>> desde sus inicios hace casi tres años el programa de comunidades sera, ha estado rodeado de controversia, especialmente porque los crítico dicen que se de portaron más personas inocente es que indocumentados convictos de delitos grave. >>> se ha echado a perder la confianza que el indocumentado tiene hacia inmigración con este programa, y un tumor general y lo entiendo. >>> desde octubre 2008 cuando inició el programa hasta mayo de este año el departamento ha deportado a 115 mil indocumentado de los cual 30.000 era convictos por de

su madre lo enviÓ desde las filipinas ha acompaÑado de un supuesto tÍo pero tienen realidad era un coyoteara nunca mÁs. >> luego recurriendo a elaboradas mentiras obtuvo en otro estado una licencia de conducir finalmente. ingresÓ como pasante o becario en el washington post. algunos dicen que desmintiÓ mientras trabajaba en una profesiÓn que se basa en decir la verdad. el periodista decidiÓ contar la verdad para luchar por los derechos de los inmigrantes y sobre el dream act. >> es una motivaciÓn para todo los jÓvenes activistas para seguir luchando y otros jÓvenes que estÁn empezando. >> ¿quÉ harÍa usted en esta situaciÓn? se preguntan esta pÁgina de internet. dice estar consciente que podrÍa ser deportado. >> vargas ha pedido disculpas a sus empleadores por haberles mentido estos aÑos. dice que no sabe cuÁles serán las consecuencias de haber contado su historia pero que en el fondo de su corazÓn Él se siente norteamericano. >> yo soy un americano, sÓlo que no tengo los papeles adecuados. >> hasta aquÍ las noticias. buenas noches. ♪

they were saying, that is like a coyote nosing through the cache. dugard is coming out with a book next month which is called "a stolen life." which is a tell all. >>> now let's go to eric eric live in -- eric thomas where what is reaction there. >> they want to get a hold of that book what was going on right next door. we are in the neighborhood. this is the house that philip and nancy garrido lived in while secluded in the back was jaycee in a bunker of sorts with two children she had. since none of the neighbors knew this was going on, this is recent. that you were so close to a situation and one slip up you could have broken this up years before it happened. some people are still in shock and others in the neighborhood think that the sentences aren't nearly harsh enough. >> i spoke to them one time. i didn't know that was going on over here. it makes to convict 431 years, when we have 20, 30 years left. it's a waste of money. death row. >> reporter: he is probably not alone in that thought. as you can see the house is boarded up. weeds are overg

. >> reporter: they say their 6- year-old daughter was kicked out of kid's country at coyote creek elementary school in san ramone after they complained about inadequate care. >> our situation was unfortunate. my daughter's hair was cut by another child. she had scissors in her face. no one saw it. there were three teachers in the room. >> reporter: formal accusations are being filed from the state at four other sites. not the site their daughter attended. accusations include children were left unattended and in some cases children left the care center and headed home alone. >> my neighbor called me and said do you know a child was left alone outside the classroom door. >> reporter: employees at the kid's country didn't want to talk on camera about the accusations but they have stated they run 13 sites with more than 1350 children attending. the facility director has stated their incidents have been far and few between. and some parents would agree. >> i have nothing to complain. i have actually had good experiences there. >> reporter: but this family says they aren't about blasting kid's cou

they were saying, that is like a coyote nosing through the cache.ugard is coming out with a book next month which is called "a stolen life." which is a tell all. >>> now let's go to eric eric live in -- eric thomas where what is reaction there. >> they want to get a hold of that book what was going on right next door. we are in the neighborhood. this is the house that philip and nancy garrido lived in while secluded in the back was jaycee in a bunker of sorts with two children she had. since none of the neighbors knew this was going on, this is recent. that you were so close to a situation and one slip up you could have broken this up years before it happened. some people are still in shock and others in the neighborhood think that the sentences aren't nearly harsh enough. >> i spoke to them one time. i didn't know that was going on over here. it makes to convict 431 years, when we have 20, 30 years left. it's a waste of money. death row. >> reporter: he is probably not alone in that thought. as you can see the house is boarded up. weeds are overgro

hot slow traffic out of the coyote valley all the way into mountain view and beyond, it will be store up toward palo alto. to 80 is not so bad now but it was heavy earlier this morning. i have to say, the bay bridge is a hot spot this morning. traffic is backed up into the macarthur maze in the westbound direction. >> the golden gate bridge is still an easy ride from marin county on 101 southbound. >> 8:40 a.m., we are back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look from our mt. tam cam, it shows you how clear it is all we to the water where a lot of people will want to cool off today. we will be right back. >> points are up on wall street, 111 points. stocks are up for the fourth day in hopes that a recall vote later in the day will help the country avoid a default. the national association of realtors have reported that sales of previously occupied homes fell last month to lowest levels of the year. the federal reserve will have a 2 day policy meeting starting later this afternoon. economists are expecting interest rates to stay at record lows. >> we want to show you the

. >> jon: at what point did wiley coyote figure into this?it's an acme plan. >> jon: and the name of this glider is, if i'm not mistaken? >> the fanless fag dwot. >> so they decide the climb into the faggot. >> yes. >> jon: this is the greatest generation we're talking about. continue. >> true story. so these planes will sweep into the valley with a hook and go by that goalpost, grab that rubber band and pull that glider up and out and over the mountains. now, with the people on the glider don't realize is that these gliders had a nickname in world war ii, the flying coffin. >> jon: yes. >> so that was the army's rescue plan. >> jon: and oddly enough, it worked. >> incredibly. that's why we called it the most incredible rescue mission of world war ii. >> jon: then you tracked these people. they all led healthy and productive lives and it's a magnificent story. you've never seen it in a movie because it does seem like no one i think would buy it. >> too good to be true. >> jon: it's the kind of thing where then they shot a plane out of a goalp

. >>> the city of san jacinto has hired homeless people to clean up coyote creek. >> reporter: for yearsit has been plagued with tons of trash. the goal is to have it clean all the time. with a babbling creek and palm trees above, this looks like a beautiful refuge tucked away. >> i contain food over here. >> reporter: this is where kenney lives. kenney showed us his kitchen, and bedroom. the city says over the last three year, 180-tons of trash have been pulled from the water. kenney was approach bid ed by the city to be part of a pilot program to get paid to clean the creek. >> i am willing and able to get to the point where it's just right, what's left. >> reporter: congressman ricardo saw how successful it was. today city leaders announced federal funding was approved to employ 50 homeless people for the clean up effort. >> in exchange for that we pay folks or reward them with vouchers to safeway, wal-mart or sometimes with housing. >> reporter: those who live near the creek are pleased. >> i would like to be able to take my boys on a bike ride and ride ourselves to happy hollow and

coyote tower built in 1933 as monument in honor of san francisco firefighters. as you know vincent perez and anthony both died in the line of duty last week. wayne reports on the massive outpouring of support and sympathy for the 2 men. >> at station 26 in san francisco today the reminder of loss were everywhere. the irony that the best people to help them deal with it would have been lieutenant vincent perez and especially anthony very layer. >> no matter what was going wrong or how sad you were he was going to make you smile no, 1 will be smiling this friday when the city holding a double memorial for perez and anthony at st. mary's cathedral. if the sight of fellow firemen as they salute, imagine 2500 people from across the nation in one room doing the same. union president tom o'connor part of the team working on the massive logistic thes. >> the family just want their son to be remembered both as the men they were and also as hero that they died as. >>reporter: men died in a fire at this house last thursday. investigators continued picking through the rubbl

there were three teachers in the room. >> coyote creek school facility is not one of those being having the by the state department of social services. kids' country officials say they operate 13 sites with more than 1300 children and it had very few complaints. >>> michelle le's family refuses to give up hope that the missing nursing student is still alive. hayward police think le was killed may 27. now comes word that a person of interest in this case was hit with a restraining order three days earlier. the "oakland tribune" reports that order is against le's former best friend giselle esteban. the father of esteban's daughter requested the order saying esteban was stalking him and making threats. >> meanwhile, le's family has posted new billboards around the bay area promoting a $65,000 reward to find michelle le. >>> 6:06. this is the best forecast i have seen since i arrived back in february. i forgot how nice the summers are here. >> you came from the biggest blizzard in quite a while, got out here and it hasn't stopped raining since. but weep looking very nice and finally seeing

. >> reporter: the dahlstroms say their 6-year-old daughter was kicked out of kids' country at coyoteek elementary school in san ramon after they complained about inadequate care. >> our situation was unfortunate. my daughter's hair was cut by another child. she had scissors in her face. no one saw it. there were three teachers in the room. >> reporter: the california department of social services is now getting involved with formal accusations being filed from the state at four other sites, not the site that the dahlstroms' daughter attended. these accusations include the children were left unattended, and in some cases children left the care center and headed home alone. >> my neighbor called me and said, do you know mary was left alone today outside the classroom door? >> you want to talk to us? >> reporter: employees at kids' country at the bollinger site in san ramon didn't want to talk on camera about the accusations, but they have stated they run 13 sites with more than 1350 children attending. the facility director has stated their incidents have been far and few between and s

. >> their six-year-old daughter was kicked out of kid's country at coyote creek elementary school inamon after they complained about inadequate care. >> our situation was unfortunate. my daughter's hair was cut by another child. she had scissors in her face. there were three teachers in the room. >> the california department of social services is getting involved. what are formal accusations being filed at four other sites. not the site that the daughter attended. these accusations include the children were left unattended and in some cases, children left the care center and headed home alone. >> my neighbor called me and said, do you know she was left alone today outside the classroom doors? >> employees at kid's country at the site in san ramon didn't want to talk on camera about the accusations, but they have stated they run 13 sites with more than 1350 children attending. the facility director said their incidents have been few and far between and some parents woul agree. >> i have nothing to complain. i have had good experience there. >> but they aren't about blasting kids count

owls, hawks and coyotes are getting the rest. they could wipe out the problem once and for all but it is an option they don't want to use. >> we don't use poisons. we only trap mechanically. >> reporter: and the trapping will continue. >> welcome back rest assured the batter will continue. >> your gardener is on duty. >> go to cbssf.com. click on connect to send me your good questions. ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. baseball's national coach of the year today..clearly an indication that the rest of the country is on boar >>> cal baseball coach named baseball's national coach of the year today so everybody is now officially on the band wagon with the cal bears who of course are in the college world series. wayne, start the clock. bears today facing elimination. texas a&m standing in their way. then the rain came. c

. >> about 180 tons a year of trash go out of coyote creek. >> reporter: jared says the epa needs the help. >> if we can bring these two things together our need to clean the bay and their need for hope and dignity and supportive housing, we got a marriage made in heaven. >> reporter: the homeless people that participate in the program do get paid but unfortunately, it's not in cash. >> no. no cash. just gift cards. telephone gift cards, safeway gift cards. most people don't like gift cards because you're not totally free. you're working out here like a normal person. you should get paid in cash. >> personally i don't think that helps anyone. i think people should be getting money like everyone else. >> our goal is to make sure the money is used wisely that there is accountability. that our goals are met and at the same time, that the people that need the help get the help. >> reporter: they work 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. three or four times a we are to get bare essentials and they have a sense of community because they live outdoors. >> it's safe because we stay together. you find out who is

here's a live look at coyote tower tonight beginning tomorrow through friday it's illuminated in red in tribute to lieutenant perez and firefighters paramedic anthony. giants are dedicating the game to the 2 men. vigil take place this thursday night at 7 open government street in san francisco. few rall scheduled for friday at 12:30 at st. mary's. >>> new york congressman weiner says he will cooperate with an ethic investigation after admitting elied when he said someone hacked into his twitter account. today the congressman said he's the one who sent out explicit photo of himself to seattle woman then tried to cover it up. >> i was trying to protect my wife. myself from shame. it was a mistake. i really i really regret it. >>reporter: congressman weiner session he lofts his wife and she loves him but what does this mean for his political future? lillian is here now with that part of the story. >> anthony weiner says he will not resign. congressman is in a safe democratic district and his constituent may proof to be for giving. when it comes to his ambition for higher office politica

the geography, the place names go back to our creation stories when coyote and fox went through thisarea and got this place ready for human beings. >> reporter: one of those human beings turned out to be tulku sang-ngag rinpoche, the highly respected tibetan lama who says he saw this exact place in a dream when he was 8 years old in tibet. >> and he says when he came here to this very site little bit that site also he says there was such an overwhelming sense of dÉjÀ vu, and it was as if he had seen it before, as if he had really known this place, and he talked to his acquaintance about it, and of course they convinced him that he had never been here before. then he realized that this was the exact visualization that he had of america when he was a child. >> reporter: so this is where rinpoche supporters bought a 60-acre sheep ranch. it's inside the confederated salish-kootenai-ponderai reservation. because of a unusual 100-year-old federal law, non-natives can acquire land within the reservation. guided by his vision, the rinpoche determined that this was where he should build a gar

she's warned -- not warned but notified dog owners when there's a feral coyote in glen canyon to try to keep the species apart so that there are no conflicts. so for these and many reasons, i rge you to support pam and forward her recommendation as a commissioner on the animal control and welfare commission. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. next speaker. please just line up and come forward. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is david anderson and i'm speaking on behalf of pam hemphill and philip gerrie for the commission on animal control and welfare. i served for 14 years as executive director of a nonprofit in san francisco followed by six years as v.p. of national conservation organization and i'm back working as conservation chair and on the board of directors of a major conservation group in san francisco. in those capacities, we rely on working with agencies and commissions in the city and we rely on those members having integrity, having open communication with us and having expertise. and pam and in philip, you have applicants with those characters. they

in the nhl the phoenix coyotes, last year the texas rangers. they went on to play in a world series. is there something wrong with the pro sports business model though. >> no, there is something wrong with dealers who feel like president pro sports franchise will get them out of whatever trouble they have in their other businesses. the situation in texas, the phoenix situation, undercapitalized. they needed to deploy more money not franchises and the commissioners take care to protect their ability to control the future of those franchises. >> tom: so if it is about cash flow for pro sports, lots of pro teams have as corporate parents publicly traded company. cat nicks and rangers are owned by madison square gardens. the 76ers and flyers owned by comcast. liberty capital owns the braves, rogers communication the toronto blue jays. so is the message, beware if there a pro sports team because they can suck cash out of the company. >> the message is you run the sports franchise independently and you sell it for more than you bought it and you make

our million-dollar grant is set for the cleanup and coyote creek. this is through downtown san jose. will take a look at the mass and how the money is going to solve the problems >> the idea here in san jose which is to clean up the problem. the debris comes from homeless that live along the creek. he lives 20 ft. away from the creek and their pulse of trashed all along the creek. the city has already in removed under an 80 t of trash. the funds that men are made available will actually hire the homeless to clean up the trash. i saw furniture household material and construction equipment along the waterway. to show prospective of hull chronic this problem is they could hire as many as a thousand homeless people to clean up this mess. >> we will continue to follow this story as it develops >> the weather is looking good even better because it's writing. downtown sent to cisco is dealing with fog. partly cloudy conditions and same thing into the evening. you can see low cloud cover along the coast of the north bay around the media pay is getting kind

public education on coexisting with coyotes. providing for wildlife trapped without food and water inside the three-mile fence put up around the outside land concert in golden gate park. lights out for birds program, including downtown building owners to turn off unnecessary lights to protect migrating birds and to save energy. contract guidelines for goat companies operating in san francisco to prevent wildlife being caught inside their electric fences for long periods of time. highlighted low lie release rates on nondog/noncat animals at a.c.c. dog and cats have a live release rate of around 87%. for wildlife, it's below 50%. my ongoing goals, i would like to continue to work on the wildlife problems i have addressed. i would like to address wildlife feeding in san francisco with education. as it results in problematic operation and balances. i would like to work to make spay and neuter more affordable for dogs and cats, $250 is too much for neutering a male cat. behavioral hotline for problems with pets so they can keep their

chase of the county officials went with the dangerous adjustable rate loans sub prime loans for a coyote those same loans that millions of homeowners were bilked into buying during the housing bubble that eventually crashed our economy. j.p. morgan chase knew these types of loans would increase their profits and the elected county officials figured that by the time the interest rates went up on the sewage system loans they'd be long gone out of office but what this deal did is a turn a two hundred fifty million dollars sewage project into a five billion dollars unpayable debt to wall street of course just like jefferson county j.p. morgan chase found itself in financial trouble two back in two thousand and eight when their subprime mortgage holders like jefferson county couldn't pay off on the exploding mortgages that paid hostle them to buy at the same time the entire stock market went into a nosedive the j.p. morgan chase however was saved by a twenty five billion dollars bailout her to see you and me that the taxpayers of jefferson county they got swat and that's why banks there's a j

. >> reporter: they say their 6- year-old daughter was kicked out of kids country at coyote creek elementary school in san ramon after they complained about inadequate care. >> our situation was unfortunate. my daughter's hair was cut by another child. she had scissors in her face. no one saw it there. were three teachers in the room. >> reporter: the department of social services is involved with formal accusations being filed at the state at four other sites not the site that their daughter attended. these accusations are that children were left unattended and in some cases children left the care center and headed home alone. >> my neighbor called me and said, do you know mary left alone today outside the classroom door? >> reporter: employees at kids' country at bolger site in san ramon didn't want to talk on camera about the accusations but they have stated they run 13 sites with more than 1350 children attending. the facility director has stated their incidents have been far and few between and some parents would agree. >> i have nothing to complain. i have actually had good experience

just how chronic problem is, one of the goals is to relocate 1000 homeless people away from coyote creekmperature trends for the next few days, looked like mid-60's for san francisco, mid-70s for santa rosa and we will have more weather and news in just a few moments. ÑjÑjÑj >> stocks are breaking a week-long slump. the dow jones was up 75 points closing at 12,00124 today. >> robb said ohh were you surprised? >> we knew statistically that it would not go down but saddam.. you knew, but maybe not the rest of us. the winners and losers? >> city groups said their credit cards have been hacked. at roughly 1 percent, over 200,000, this has happened before. tjx and sony play station network recently. my advice is every single year, get a new credit card. every year, data card i say i lost my did occur, purity issue me another one. >> you are not affecting your credit rating you are saying getting new car. if a >> yes, they'll lost or destroyed. but check your credit report three times per year, you are able to do that one time per year for free. anyway, i did as the deaf will happen to you eve

he is one of 500 people living in encampments on coyote creek.e last few year, 180- tons of trash were pulled from the creek. >> i'm willing, able. you get to a point where it's just like, what's left? >> reporter: councilman ricardo saw how successful a similar program was in san leandro. >> we reward them with vouchers to safeway, wal-mart or sometimes with housing. >> reporter: those who live near the creek are pleased. >> i would like to be able to take my boys on a bike ride and go to happy hollow and enjoy the trail a little bit more. but from what i understand it's not safe for us to go. >> reporter: kenney says he is grateful for the opportunity. >> if i could get a steppingstone, that's all i need. >> reporter: the project will begin on july 1st. reporting from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu news. >>> the san francisco community leaders held a meet and greet. san francisco needs leadership and smart ideas. city college professor said the city needs to create all kinds of jobs not just high tech jobs. >>> i think it's an aspect of inva

he is one of 500 people living in encampments on coyote creek.g the last few year, 180- tons of trash were pulled from the creek. >> i'm willing, able. you get to a point where it's just like, what's left? >> reporter: councilman ricardo saw how successful a similar program was in san leandro. >> we reward them with vouchers to safeway, wal-mart or sometimes with housing. >> reporter: those who live near the creek are pleased. >> i would like to be able to take my boys on a bike ride and go to happy hollow and enjoy the trail a little bit more. but from what i understand it's not safe for us to go. >> reporter: kenney says he is grateful for the opportunity. >> if i could get a steppingstone, that's all i need. >> reporter: the project will begin on july 1st. reporting from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu news. >>> the san francisco community leaders held a meet and greet. san francisco needs leadership and smart ideas. city college professor said the city needs to create all kinds of jobs not just high tech jobs. >>> i think it's an aspect of

analogy it's a bit like having a person who struck their own arm off and then you put a tool on a coyote and that's when it has now blamed for the fact that the on fell off grace because there's a huge disconnect now then all this vilification didn't quite honest in the us for example unions which are there to hopefully support some kind of wage growth below fide as antibusiness anti-growth the real anti-growth of the bankers the bankers have given the money for speculation and not for investment they don't even finance investment anymore particularly they city and fun is working capital that's why therms issued a finance make elation if they find it speculation and we're convinced that that's good that's not so when they get in trouble then they seek bail out and they get risky but they get austerity measures pushed down to the wage earners and let me ask you professor here's an idea if i'm representing wades ers. what about the idea because typically wage earners will ask for a wage increase is tied to g.d.p. g.d.p. is another one of these economic statistics that you point out in your

was founded back in the nixon administration and and it was because you know the coyote river caught on fire people were dying from asthma it was starting to get really well documented cancer all these kind of things and so they said it was clean this country up and in fact china is no talk of this in china. the big story in the in the financial times today but maybe was just ridiculous. here's the here's the e.p.a. and it's actually saving lives in america and i don't understand how you can campaign against that against again saving lives that richard nixon started right well you know it's worth mentioning that it flies in the face of public opinion you know and our lot is own district one poll found that seventy percent of voters disapproved of his vote to get the e.p.a. and that included a majority of republicans so you know what percentage of the voters in the district you know that he put together you know what i have that's an important question but you know when they were asked whether they you know approved of his voting for had he from lebanon carbon dioxide pollution from t

do you have coyote's here? are you kidding me.is is what your witness is coming up with? what they are trying to do is step by step, take apart the forensics and the science because if the jury believes the science that there is a dead body in that trunk, then it's all over. clearly that takes away the crowning and the fact that george, casey anthony's father, allegedly put the body away, because it puts the body in cas casey's car trunk. if they want to prove anything they said in opening, they will have to put, casey anthony, the admitted liar on the stand. >> where is this going? there's a couple more days before they wrap this thing up on the defense side. will they put her on the stand? >> they will have to if they want to have any credibility. we know that the defense attorney never has to prove anything. they don't have the burden of proof, and that's all on the state. when you stand up in your opening statement and you bark out all of these accusations, and you say george the father abused her and lee, the brother abused h

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