david lee miller joins us live from new york city., david lee. >> arthel, i'd like you to meet some of think newest and loudest frie friends here at the sports bar in midtown. folks began to trickle in as early as noon, now there are hundreds and hundreds crammed into this sports car. consider this, team usa doesn't even play for another 2 plus hours. nevertheless, they are here in great numbers, to cheer on their teams. another game is now being played in algiers. they're in a cheering type of mood. consider this. last week, there were so many people here, they actually had to shut down the street. so while many americans think of football, baseball as -- at this bar, right now, soccer is the only game in town. >> the world cup is 20 times busier for us than the world series or the super bowl. it's unbelievable. every day we're busy, but when it's the u.s. game, it's phenomenal. >> there is as i said, a great deal of enthusiasm here, i would say 120 decibels worth. and it's hot in the amazon, where team usa is playing. it feels like

david lee miller joins us live from jack dempsey sports bar in new york city. there you are, david.ppening? give us the details. >> reporter: i hope you have set your watch. the usa takes on portugal in a little less than six hours now. here at jack dempsey's across from the empire state building. fans have already started to arrive. this is a very significant game. especially if you consider what happened last night. a tie at the world cup. that means today's game is even more important for the u.s. if the u.s. is victorious, it means the u.s. is going to be able to advance in the world cup. here at jack dempsey's bar, they are preparing for hundreds and hundreds to arrive. a few days ago, when the u.s. played its first game in the world cup, there were 800 people in the room where i am now, standing. and by the time the game was over, they actually had to seal off the streets, there were so many people. we should add that it looks like what's happening here is not unique. world cup parties are the rage from coast to coast. take a look at some tape recently recorded in seattle. and

david lee miller is in new york city. >> according to aaa they actually expect gasoline prices to dropbout 15-cents a gallon this summer. that forecast is now out the window because of the violence that has erupted in iraq. instead of prices dropping we expect to see an increase in gasoline prices. the average price now in the united states for a gallon of gasoline is 3.68, the highest it has been since 2008, and remember, neil, that is an average. it could be considerably higher depending where you live in california, for example, folks there are paying over $4 a gallon. and despite concern over iraq, the u.s. interestingly uses only a neglect lemmingible amount of iraqi oil but iraq is the number two oil producer in the opec oil cartel and that is part of the problem. >> keep in mind that oil is sold on a global market, so if oil cannot get from iraq to asia, the markets have to find oil from other places and that has a major ripple effect that reaches to consumers. >> most of iraq's oil-producing fields are in the southern part of the country and that region has not come under attac

david lee miller has more on this. david lee?porter: jenna, researchers did find that posts on facebook do in fact influence how we feel. but facebook learned another important lesson here. treat people as begin any pigs without their knowledge and they will be outraged. so, what exactly did facebook do? well in january of 2012 the company altered news feeds of 700,000 users. that is 1 in 2500 facebook members. news feeds provide personal information to facebook users who know one another. in some cases here, facebook omitted good news. in other cases they omitted bad news. researchers measured how recipients responded on line, quoting a study in the national academy of science. when positive expressions were produced people poused fewer positive posts and more negative posts. when negative expressions were reduced, the opposite pattern occurred. the research concluded that online messages influence emotions which could affect how you behave when you are not online. in other words, if you feel depressed today, because, it may be

sleep ♪ ago unveiling a lot of new products this is during their keynote address the tech reporter david lee there. >>: the morning i met google i/o goggles big annual tech conference running now and san francisco food the affidavits of the stage for delivering the keynote address were they in unveiled new products include android of. and they were happy to announce android alter the velocity in the next new car that you live. android out is like their operating system for cars for it and makes everything you do in your phone and your car easier hands free. >>: his voice activated newsom, commands fierce scarf asking for a mass navigation and visit search questions. from hawley is the museum opened a rift among the young man's amazon from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on wednesday. for incoming messages will be read to you from the speakers. a tough new message from russia is a lot calmer. muff with the message. of the mouth i have no oils. some of the first occurrence google loss on veiled and redware an operating system an average of 125 times every day. some of their goal is to make a simple pla

i spent every day with eddie van halen and david lee roth. you don't have time to get star struck.on a working level with these people and a human being so whatever. >> we have two sort of funny moments caught on camera but the first from an area you would think doesn't produce many laughs. >> from the west bank. those are israeli soldiers down there on patrol on this village in the west bank and that is a tire being rolled at them from down the street, a group of palestinian adults and children. but this is all a very playful exchange because watch. he gets taken out by this tire rolling down the street. nobody is hurt. he kind of has a laugh on his face and then i have to say does something somewhat scary like playfully points the gun at the group of people. quickly takes it down and has a laugh. not that that's ever appropriate to point a loaded weapon at anyone. you can hear the laughs when the guy gets taken out by the tire. you see the smiles on the soldiers' faces after they go down. >> now we have to take a hard turn here from the west bank to whack lse like sort of a car t

mayor david lee if he likes this feel sign- off and the sow chaos will be behind us. if it does happen today. there is one final thought from the fifth half a dozen discipline of 15 of this month. the fare wars from of the june 30th food and then, if they only kill after that and if the a lot of problems because it opens of all kinds of problems and arbitration for the into haven't found a role food there off and then something happened to david of all i can tell you that the union is not have the right now that the contract for the film with the irving offer is a good chance that- half and food will much enough thanks a lot will. >>: in fairfield in fairfield. after dozens of shots fired and a police standoff lasting several hours. a man is found dead inside a home. police went to the home on springwood circle around 1 o clock yesterday afternoon. they heard gunshots and ordered some residents to leave the area. police were concerned others were inside the home with the man involved in the standoff. they went in around 9 last night. and had to tase and kill an aggres

klay thompson along with david lee and a future draft pick to minnesota for love.d guard kevin martin. in other warriors news. former phoenix head coach alvin gentry is going to be the top assistant. not an extra for game of thrones. is world cup business. england unable to defend uroguay. they won 2-1 to go to the knock- out round. england is still alive tonight. >>> the aforementioned 11-year- old lucy lee. first round u.s. women's open. she had three bad holes. played the other 15 and one under. but the two doubles and one triple bogey has her at eight over par for the event. that is a 78. she would make the cut with the strong showing tomorrow. stacy lewis the leader. staying with the lead story here, she kicks off tonight's top five with a post round plans. >> what's your plan for the rest of the day? >> eat some more ice cream? [ laughter ] >> number 4, here is using the old noodle. lewis suarez scoring twice. this was the first, the great header by the english. number 3, we call this a great catch. you give that man a contract! falling back wards, reach up a

espn reports the warriors are willing to part ways with thompson and david lee in order to get love along with shooting guard kevin martin. possible trade goes against the wishes of steph curry. >> there's a thing in team sports called chemistry. >> me too, that's important. >>> the boys of summer are rumbling through the by area this weekend. >> 43 of the best race car drivers in the world will hit the track for toyota's 350. about 100,000 fans expected to pack the stands. practice kicks off this afternoon. qualifying races are tomorrow followed by the big finale on sunday. jeff gordon, dale erin heart junior, and jimmy johnson. that'll be a fun one to see. >>> call this pure conjecture, no one will be driving 1506 miles an hour on 101 or any of the local thorough ways, thorough fares i should say. how's it looking? >> we do have wide open spaces out there right now, this is not one of those spots we're telling you about the new span of the bay bridge where there's early morning construction. it is now starting to wind down, but you have one lane available to you. eastbound on the bay br

golden state giving up thompson as a rising star along with david lee.warriors initialry rekwifted but trades could go down next week. a los angeles judge refused shelly sterling's request in the dispute over her husband. mr. sterling accusing donald of leaving threatening voice mails for two doctors who declared him mentally incompetent last month. >> i'm going to call ucla and get you fired from ucla. you're nothing but a tramp. how dare you let someone use you that way? you rely on doctors and think they'll be above it all. obviously you're not you'll sell yourself, for nothing. >> he's quite the charmer. the nba ordered donald sterling to sell the clippers after a recorded racist rant. >> crime data show's apple's detigs of a kill switch sharply reduced robberies and thefts. data shows a dramatic drop world wide including a 38% dip in san francisco in the past two months. san francisco d.a.helped start the initiative to stop the crimes. >> we immediately saw reduction on suffering of many victims as they're a result of a cell phone probry. >> google

david lee miller is live. how are they messing with our minds, david lee?acebook wanted to find out if information posted on social media can effect your personal emotions. the answers turned out to be a re-sounding yes but facebook learned an important lesson about emotions. people treated like guinea pigs without knowledge will be outraged. about 700,000 user's news feed had good or bad news and recipients were measured how they responded. when positive expressions were reduced, people produced more negative post. when negatives were redpus deuced the opposite occurred. online emotions effect your behavior and that could effect how you behave when you are not line. feeling depressed? maybe it is because someone posted a message they had a cold. >> any response from facebook? >> researchers posted and it said i can tell you our goal was never to upset anyone. and he goes on to say my co-auth co-authors and i are sorry for the way the papery described the research. that apology might not be enough to satisfy critics that facebook didn't get proper consent f

golden steat would flip the pick along with david lee to minnesota for love.ompson's father played for the lakers in the late 1980s and now works as a tv analyst. much more ahead on today in the bay. our political analyst is going to join us next to wade through these details. snchts lost in california's massive budget deliberations was a bill to dramatically increase the authority of the california coastal commission. larry gerston is joining us to shed light on the new law. and what is it, larry. >> there are 5,000 bills introduced every year. then one was signed by governor jerry brown on friday. since the creation in 1976, all beaches are considered open to the public. but we know a lot of property owners have denied access and gotten away with it until now. nearly 30% of which, focused on just this one issue to block access. another 27%, by the way, sam, concern ill reel alterations of a land building structures and things that people kwsh their own ownership on a public beach. >> how is this law going to work? is it a he said/she said thing? >> well, it'

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go along with david lee next year first round pick.lly resisted including thompson in the deal but i'm told this trade could good down as early as next week. late tonight reports are warrior will have gentry as the top assistant coach. on to football final day of minicamp for the frainers. next team the team meet it will be for training camp. niners say they make really dramatic changes to the offense and the translitigation on that is they will throw the ball a lieutenant more which suits kaepernick just fine. veteran receiver and crabtree a year under his belt. play maker pretty much all over the field. >> off lot of weapons. put on a lot of different places and you don't necessarily have to worry about where you are positioning people because they are all good route runners. all have the capability of making plays. >> communication is better. we are on the same page. seeing things. talking. the just back and forth communication. >> michael phelps never let those outside inner circle know the goals. keeping tight lip still now as he

the warriors would reportedly include thompson and david lee and could be finalized next week. >> lucy li plays the second round this morning. yesterday she became the young of the person ever to play in the event. show shot eight over par so she is 11 shots off the lead. she was confident. >> i am happy with how i played. it is eight over, not bad, but i was seven over if three holes so that is one over in 15 holes. so, yes... >>> pretty relaxed with ice cream if her hand and qualified for the open by winning a tournament last month in half moon bay and scheduled to tee off at 9:53 pacific time. >> the week closure facing one of san francisco's most crooked treats. we will have the schedule on when drivers are restricted from local board. >> a man sets his truck on fire near the bay bridge toll plaza and the emergency action now facing this man. >>> good friday morning. thanks for joining us. i am katie marzullo here for kristen sze. >> we have katie. we don't have fog. we have summer on the horizon. >> and warmer temperatures. we have cloud cover along the coast and everyone else is

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warriors are considering getting kevin love from the timberwolves by trading both klay thompson and david leee timberwolves would throw in jj barrera and kevin martin as a side dish but key names are the triangle of love, lee and thompson. take note of that. >>> u.s. women's open, tanking the mainstream path when 11- year-old lucy li of redwood shores teed up this morning. you could say she got all caught up in the spirit of the game's national championship. >> it was the u.s. open so i thought i would go u.s. flag. >> red, white and blue attire. here's michelle wie made her first u.s. open start when she was 13. look at her now it the 10th. 2-under 68 in second place, alone. stacy lewis the number one ranked player who said she didn't belong here was one better than wie on the pinehurst, north carolina course. li took a couple of double bogeys, two triple bogeys and two birdie shots. this is the fifth. despite an 8-over par 78 with shots like this not impossible to make the cut line. her post round thoughts? >> what's your plan for the rest of the day? >> uhm, eat some more ice cream. [ laug

david lee miller joins us live with more on this. david, why are people so very upset about this had? >> you said it very well, mar are that. people simply did not know they were going to end up here as human guinea pigs. that's why they were so angry. when a user signs up for facebook, yes, they agree to all those terms and conditions, page after page of them. among other things, the fine print says, facebook can use data collected for research. that's exactly what happened here. in this case back in january of 2012 the company manipulated the news feed of about 700,000 members. the news feed provides information to facebook users from other members. in some cases here, good news was omitted, in other instances bad news was omitted. then facebook measured how recipients respond online. quoting the study, "when positive expressions were produced, people produced fewer positive posts. and more negative posts." when yeg nnegative posts were reduced, the opposite pattern occurred." it pointed out that your emotional state affects your we

the warriors have told the minnesota timber wolves they are willing to part ways with david lee in orderto acquire kevin love with shooting guard kevin martin. this goes against the wishes of seth curry. >> the warriors have spent the entire off season focusing on driving to get a way to get love on their team. love is going to leave minnesota at the end of next season no matter what so the wolves will try to trade him. the problem is warriors don't want to trade clay thompson but it seems the wolves are insisting upon that and now it's part of the discussion. previously clay thompson was not part of the discussion. one of the reasons why he is now is that the warriors are possibly intrigued by minnesota's dangling of their first pick this year 13th overall. if they make that move clay thompson is part of the discussion. they wanted to get kevin love, without moving clay thompson but it does not appear that's going to be possible because the timberwolves seem to be insisting on clay thompson being part of the deal. >> on to baseball, big series in oakland where the as have dominated the

david: lee durant, from bdo. thanks for coming in. appreciate it. >> thank you. david: liz?n facebook or twitter whether you think the fed is misreading inflation. jamie cox, told us on twitter, no, they're just ignoring it. join us in the conversation. tweet us @fbnatb. >>> after decades of delays the first major. >> expansion of new york city's subway line in 50 years is finally taking shape. we take you 12 stories underground and give you an inside look at this multibillion-dollar project courtesy of dierdre bolton next. david: i've been here 30 years. i've been hearing about it for that long of time. also, are you struggling to find the time to catch up on your favorite tv show? now there's an app, as you could have guessed for that specifically and it could save you hours of your time. we'll tell you what that app is and how to get it coming next. ♪. wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everyt

david: lee, you can still find stocks that haven't gone out of sight over the past year and i love your pick ofecause i was looking at a one-year chart of costco around it's way off its highs. is not down to its lows by any means but it is kind of meandered up and down yet it is a solid company, right? >> it is. i think that investors need to look at that. if you're not, i don't love picking just a full thing of stocks but if you want to have a stock that is poster-child for where value is, i think costco represents that. think about if you take an idea like costco, it is high quality, has a market, and think, what if other countries and other places in the world where you're still seeing that effect? if you look at costco in america, that's what you can see in some emerging economies and that's what you see in europe. i would say if you go in that international range as well, i disagree i think you should look at smaller things and things that are deeper value. david: which is a terrific -- >> stodgier stocks, stay in the u.s. david: which is terrific introduction and tease for jim rog

rumors are flying that he would come to golden state at the expense of a trade of klay thompson and david leeded to minnesota. stay tuned for that one. that story not going away, neither is lucy li the 11-year- old out of redwood shores wearing the red, white and blue at the u.s. women's open had three bad holes. three bad blowup holes but was 1-under through 15 holes. total 8-over par after round 1. round 2 is today. hopefully, she might be able to make the cut. stacy lewis is your leader ahead of the field by a single shot. that is sports. if you want more from me, going to have to wait around all day. i'll be back at 6:00. >>> play of the day, angels and indiana in anaheim bottom of the 10th. loaded up nick swisher says, why don't you all come home? a walkoff grand slam for the former oakland a, cleveland doing oakland a big favor win in extras. they beat the angels in extra innings.swisher has three hits this month two walkoff grand that's our play of the day. >>> so when the batkid saved san francisco little did he realize he had started a phenomenon. >> yes. pint-sized heroes are poppin

. >>> this morning san francisco mayor ed lee and david chiu are celebrating a milestone in the construction of the enough central subway. last week they finished boring out tunnels. the project will extend the t- 3rd street muni line from at & t park to china town. construction on the subway is scheduled to end in 2019. >>> the san francisco man facing bomb charges is due back in court this morning. he was the focus of a nation- wide man hunt after the fbi searched his apartment two weeks ago. his deattention hearing is set to start at 9:30 this morning. >>> state lawmakers beat the midnight dead line it includes more money for education and sets money aside in the rainy day fund the governor want the. it passed almost completely along party lines and republicans complained about money set aside for the high speed rail project. but the biggest news is lawmakers beat the deadline. >> when you tell the state legislature if they don't get the job done on time, they will be docking their own pay. you've hit a cord. >> there are still a few minor details with worked out. but most were worked out

jerry fialla, bill camella, beth buelman, pam smith, daif, davids and lee smith. and the house and administration of whom there are far too many names to mention here. but, mr. president, i think that tells all of us that this is a bill that was worked on diligently by many over the years and who will benefit at the end of the day is our work force and our employers and our country. and i really want to thank again my counterpart, senator isakson, for working with me to get this done. thank you, mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. isakson: mr. president, i want to associate myself with the remarks of chairman harkin and of senator patty murray from washington. i want to reiterate what i said in my opening statement about how much regard and respect i have for miss murray and the job that she has done. we would not be here today if it weren't for patty murray and i'm grateful for her support and grateful for her kind words. i want to reiterate all the names that she said, all the thanks that we have but i want to particularly thank my staff that has made me once

taken every opportunity to move this forward i'm going to be more blunt than supervisor david chiu or mayor ed lee it was a poster child but when you have a project that has deep support so much incredible support in the community be such also known as an essential project for everyone in the neighborhood sea have you a smart phone group of people to tie it up for years and years and increase the costs and appeal after appeal how many more times can we vote as the board of supervisors to support this but in the end far more the community wins and this library has broad support this is a wonderful day for north beach and the rest of the city so congratulations (clapping.) thank you scott. our neglected officials has been a library supporter from the state elective thank you, supervisor mark leno >> good afternoon north beach it's great to be here. it's not often we get to say the words your tax dollars at work with a smile on our faces but we're smiling today because of the determination the commitment, the dedication and the tenacity of so many people here who have kept the eye on the ball and ins

. >>> this morning san francisco mayor ed lee and david chiu are celebrating a milestone in the construction of a new central subway. last week the second boring machine finished carving out tunnels. the project will extend the t- third street muni line. construction on the subway is scheduled to be finished in 2019. >>> the san francisco man accused of possessing bomb making materials he is due back in court this morning. ryan chamberlain he was the focus of a nation-wide man hunt after the fbi searched his apartment two weeks ago. court documents say they found a home made remet controlled bomb and firearm with a serial number filed off. his detention hear willing begin at 9:30. his arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> state lawmakers beat the midnight deadline. the $108 billion general budget includes money for education and sets money aside in the rainy day fund the governor wanted. it passed almost completely along party lines. the budget provides more information for social services. it also begins to pay down a short fall in the teachers pension fund and reserves $2 billion with

lee trevino. >> what a proud moment for david graham. >> first australian to win the open. >> i guess patience and hard work, i guess it pays off. >> the older you get, the more thrilling it is to get, because the harder gets. >> there it is, the third open championship. >> in just a few moments from now, next to that green, it will be martin kaymer who will get to join all those greats and wrap his arms around that beautiful u.s. open trophy. in the meantime, we send it down to jimmy. >> dan, thanks very much. here with rickie fowler, tied for fifth at the masters and now tied for second here. i know things didn't work out exactly the way you wanted them to. what's the takeaway for you on what was a very, very good week? >> i hung in there. like you said, i kind of stayed patient and went through you the process. i was really not in only a few shots. other than that, i was ready to hit every golf shot. today, i had ai couple ones get away from me. on 4, i ended up. i ended up making a great 6, hung in there and made some good swings on the back nine and hung around. martin was playing his own gol

david cameron went six months ago. lee is coming to london to re p reciprocate that.h sides say the importance of this today is to build and develop business relationships between the two countries that are so important for both sides. >> mike, we mentioned human rights records of china. delicate discussions to be had aren't there? >> yes, very delicate. human rights will be on the agenda. of course as they are every meeting senior ministers of china and united kingdom. they want to make the arguments and go through points in relation to human rights and other political issues as well. they want to emphasize this meeting is is really about the business relationship, about the economic relationship. they see the politics as improving. they say both china and brit fan have more of a mutual understanding of each other's core political interest. they want to build on that and develop the economic relationships as well. that means chinese investment coming into the united kingdom. britain trying to export more to china. we're going to see lots of deals announced today to f

. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee and board of supervisors president david chiu are celebrating a milestone construction of the new subway. that project will extend to t- share street muni line. this morning's event begins at 9:00 a.m. unipole street. construction on the subway is expected to be completed in 2019. >>> the san francisco man facing charges for allegedly possessing bomb materials due book in court this morning. ryan chamber lain was the focus of a nation-wide man hunt after the fbi searched his apartment two weeks ago. they found a home made remote control bomb and a firearm with the serial number filed off. that detention hearing is scheduled to begin at 9:30. his arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> state lawmakers beat the midnight deadline. they passed a new spending plan for california. it's $108 billion general budget that includes more money for education, also sets money aside in the rainy day fund which the governor wanted. it also pays down some of california's debts. that bill passed almost completely along party lines. republicans complained about money set a

. >>> this morning san francisco mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors' president, david chu areelebrating a milestone in the building of the new central subway. last week, the second boring machine finished carching out tunnels. the project will extend the third street muni line from near at&t park to china town. the event starts in 90 minutes. construction on the subway is due to wrap up in 2019. >>> the san francisco man accused of possessing bombmaking materials is due back in court this morning. political and media consultant ryan chamberlain has the focus of -- was the focus of a manhunt. court documents say they found a homemade remote-controlled bomb and a fire arm with a serial number filed off. his tee tension hearing is -- detention hearing is set for 9:30. his arraignment is set for tomorrow. >>> the chronicle is reporting that joe montana refused to participate in the fbi sting that ended with the arrest of leland yee. his attorney said the fbi sent an undercover agent to meet with montana. the attorney says the agent wanted to discuss the possible investment in mont

. >> schieffer: we're back now for a little analysis with lee gallagher assistant managing editor of "fortune" davidonal security correspondent david sanger and nancy cordes. nancy can let's just start with this prisoner release this morning. we're hearing from the public who seemed to be very concern r concerned you heard bernie sanders with is independent saying he wants more information about this. are we going to hear from any democrats who are upset or is this going to break along partisan lines? >> right now along partisan lines. it's still early, are saying, what options did the white house have? in the old days used to negotiate with other countries, when we had prisoners of war they would do a swap. now when we go to war we're with terrorists. whether administration officials supposed to do. republicans however i'm told are already gearing up for possibly multiple investigations and hearings in several different house committees. you heard from the house armed services chair who put out this very strongly worded statement saying he thinks the president broke the law by failing to inform con

you to join me in welcoming our mayor, mayor ed lee >> thank you edward reiskin and congratulations. i'm sdlltd to be here with our board president davidof july which successor team a head and supervisor wiener the district supervisor where i live in that's good as well and you're right i know ed mentioned all the agencies that have been working together and the county the m t c and the liaison representative for caltrain thank you and the board but most important with this milestone i want to thank the community leaders in chinatown and the north telegraph hill they've been pushing this and the signs in the back finishing the subway delighted to see that that that reenforces a decision about 20 or 25 y

lee mayor mark sokolich is not endorsing christie's re-election bid. the next morn sheg gives what looks like clear orders for political payback when she tells david wildstein at the port authority, quote, time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. we also heard testimony from a top staffer in christie's office that bridget kelly instructed her colleague to destroy a potentially incriminating e-mail linking her to the lane closure. and today, we heard testimony from a heavyweight inside christie's office. his chief of staff, kevin o'dowd. christie has repeatedly said he only had two direct reports to him, and o'dowd was one of them. o'dowd testified today that governor christie asked him to personally question bridgel kelly last december and by all appearances she said she had nothing to do with the lane closures. here's o'dowd. >> i said bridget i need to ask you about the lane closures. she said something like sure, what about. i said did you have anything to do with closing the lanes at the george washington bridge? she responded with about -- absolutely not. >> did you find her denial credible? >> i did. >> why? >> bridget kelly was someone i had worked

you to join me in welcoming our mayor, mayor ed lee >> thank you edward reiskin and congratulations. i'm sdlltd to be here with our board president david chiu and i'm sure he's 4th of july which successor team a head and supervisor wiener the district supervisor where i live in that's good as well and you're right i know ed mentioned all the agencies tha have been working together and the county the m t c and the liaison representative for caltrain thank you and the board but most important with this milestone i want to thank the community leaders in chinatown and the north telegraph hill they've been pushing this and the signs in the back finishing the subway delighted to see that that that reenforces a decision about 20 or 25 years ago, thirty years ago we were struggling because we already knew the thirty line was filled ed described and people telling us we've got to improve the transportation system north and south here in the city. this toounl of the two machines today is a mill stoop because literally if you get our right hat on the south central team allows you to see the big alma which is the names of machines have their heads

lee wilkinson, 29. the nation's 41st president, george h.w. bush, 90. rockefeller family patriarch, david9. i'm richard lui with bill karins and the entire "early today" team. thank you for watching. have a great one ahead. >>> and a very good morning to you, it's 4:30 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon on this thursday morning. let's check that forecast with meteor also christina loren. good morning to you. >> we like to call it friday eve around here. so close to that father's day weekend at this point and it is really comfortable out there. now, this morning, some wind to tell you about, especially if you're waking up with us near vallejo or anywhere surrounding the delta. we're dealing with the fierce wind all day long and then the warm up comes in. not too hot, though. first, let's check your drive, here's mike. >> delta wind stronger than a delta breeze. over

that summer with the army of northern virginia union general david hunter attended to subdue the shenandoah valley, confederate general robert e lee went to deal with hunter and hopefully divert some of grant's troops from washington, d.c. to combat this threat. were at my katie myers talk in a session before about early,u know and you know a lot about him and his campaigns during this period , and if you like to know more about his maneuverings, you can catch dr. meyer in the hallway and the siege her with questions. early men moved quickly and managed to surprise the soldiers garrison and washington, d.c. destroying buildings as they went. hunter had returned to these shenandoah and what early called warfare,ite mode of burning the homes of prominent confederates. as he noted in his memoir, early came to the conclusion that we had stood this mode of warfare long enough, and on july 26, he brigadesd two under charles mccausland. $100,000d mccausland in gold or $500,000 in u.s. currency at the compensation for the destruction of the house is named, those belonging to prominent confederates, including a relative of lee's, and their

david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> more details now on a statement, san francisco mayor ed lee thanks the ntsb for its findings.y have already been implemented following the crash. >>> at ktvu.com you will find complete coverage on the crash of asiana flight 214 including video of today's hearing plus more on the victims just click on the asiana crash tab. >>> hillary clinton is scheduled to visit san francisco tomorrow and thursday. she is promoting her new book hard choices about the four years she spent as secretary of state. environmental activists say they plan to show up during clinton's speech tomorrow evening to call on her to oppose the keystone pipeline. mrs.clinton has not taken a position on it but may have to if she runs for the white house. she also has a book signing at the ferry building thursday morning. >>> could the winds of change be coming to this south bay park? the reason some parkgoers don't want soccer fields here. >> temperatures could drop a good 10 degrees. even brings a chance for some wet weather. >>> the demand for action eight months after this teen was killed by a sheriff deputy

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