they voted yes, we want open change for the people in dade you and san francisco. this is large and complicated but it uses the very tools we have to generate activity elsewhere in the city. let us not be fearful of this project because of this scale. how else could the project at meet all of the incredible high expectations to deliver parts, affordable housing, jobs. we need to work together to make sure all this happens. the conversation has been very long to get here. we need all of those forces to stay involved and i welcome my colleagues and your input. this has been improved by the input that you have had and we need to keep bell level of participation and passion to ride upon our desired outcome. >> it might be fruitless but i feel compelled to kind of began where i left off. this was the public hearing it from the plan of the board of supervisors. while this has met our legal requirements and obligations for holding a hearing, this is after you sent folks out to move their cars because the street cleaning is beginning. you have an item that has so many peop

they tried to revive marcus mosley before pronouncing him dade at the scene. he was shot two years ago over a perception of disrespect quote. >>> so far so good for the repair job on the b.p. oil well in the gulf of mexico. the cap has been holding for the past 48 hours. but officials want to monitor the situation for one more day. as you can see in this now familiar picture from the bottom of the gulf of mexico, the oil has been shut off. we have this live report. >> as you can see no more oil is hemorrhaging into the gulf, but it is possible that crude could once again flow into the water as the fix moves forward. with the 48-hour testing period over, b.p. cautiously declared the well cap was not a failure. >> there's no evidence that we lack integrity in the well. >> reporter: there is talk about an end not just to the leak but to the well itself, which has polluted the gulf. the halt to the oil flow may only be temporary. the cap will be connected to pipes sending oil to surface. that may result in relieve something crude back into the water, but nowhere n

i have an associates arts degree from the miami-dade school, all public institutions. as an older adult, as i mentioned, i completed a doctorate in education from the university of miami. but even if i finished my education at the high school level, other than family, there has been no greater influence who all of us than our teachers. through the mentoring of our teachers, students are provided with near limitless potential and possibilities. teachers make sure that children can be creative with their minds. they get their minds on a task and this education will allow them to accomplish the many great things that they want to achieve throughout their lifetime. this continues to be my guiding principle, inspired by me by my many great teachers, allowing me to work tirelessly for my community. today's students will be undoubtedly be inspired with unwavering commitment to bettering our community and our country. for the professionalism and the care that our teachers have shown in the pursuit of this most noble of profession, i thank each of them from the bottom of my hea

to the san ramon valley temperatures in the mid- upper seventies. 79 and antioch, down to the south dadeperatures in the '70s. the upper seventies in campbell and possibly a few low eighties for those cars and morgan hill. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. stays cool the next couple of mornings to morning very similar today that fog is not going anywhere forehead least the next couple of days we're going to start to cleared up, 1 and up as we had to for thursday, friday if the temperatures by fresh to get into the upper 80s. upper seventies around the bay and mid-60's for the coast. overall this is a pretty cool forecast. judge breyer morning commute with erica. we deftly want to keep you posted on some lange closures that are slowing down your commute as low bid but first the good news, heading over to the bay bridge railcars. we're dealing with some overnight construction that is all clear now of course those leading lights are still off a real low drive time just. taking a look good right to examine say about conditions are moving pretty well across man. one way traffic con

realizing that unless we change the laws, which apply to immigration, with are only providing a band dades situation. my grant workers are subject to exploitation by scrupulous employers. and those attempting to find work by coming north are being abused and taken advantage of by human smugglers. it's shocking to realize that about # 5,000 men, women, and children have died in the desert nce 1998. one such victim was jocelyn hernandez, age 14 from el salvador. her and her brother were attempting to reunite with their mother in california when they became lost in the desert. jocelyn became dehydrated and survived four days until she died. she was found on the 12th day. jocelyn's story sadly is being repeated far too often along our arizona border. madam chairman, the overwhelming offing my grants coming to the united states come not for any fairous purposes but to find work to support their families or to join their loved ones. once here they do contribute their work and skills to our country, yet on their way north and while in our country, and that atheir families often are subject to th

kin pursuant to the paperwork each soldier submits as part of their service in the military to val dade that. >> two weeks ago, there was a brief television show that there was some headstone material discarded into a creek. have you been able to figure out what that was? >> to a certain degree. prior to 1994, it was accepted practice not just in army cemeteries but in other government run cemeteries to use damaged, excess grave stones for building material. >> this is just material no longer suitable for purposes. >> there was actual headstones on graves discarded. an example. when a wife passes away and is buried with her husband, they use a new headstone. the previous headstone is disposed of. as far as we know, there was no ill intent, just inappropriate use. we have great confidence in your work. i yield back. >> thank you for being here. i wanted to ask you a question. on march 9 this year, i sent a letter inquiring about alleged questions against the former head of the arlington national cemetery. i received this back. and the coverleter is also marked for official use only. why