. >> and coming up next, an fbi update on the dd cooper hijacking. >> and a sample brought home fromlippines. ;ppbpbpbpbpbpbpbqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqÑ >>> the fbi said it's been unable to link a new suspect to the infamous dd cooper hijacking. last week a woman came forward to say dd cooper may have been her late uncle but it did not match the dna on a tie left behind when cooper jumped from the plane. >> bart is asking to you play interior designer. it decides what to do with the next generation of train cars sh unveiling the three final concepts for the design of the trains. and there is another with more face-to-face seating. exterior will be trance formed. >> outside of the train car putting signs on it. and indicating like the ones in this animation are on the door. and this is so people with distinguish by color. >> to see the three option goes to abc 7 news.com. look under see it on tv. >> and as california academy of sciences at golden gate park, the staff tries to create exhibits that are are beautiful but do no harm to the environment. and tonight there is a background on a new exh

. >> the woman who may hold the key to ending the 40-year-old dd cooper hijacker mystery. >> and there is a marine layer continuing to spill through the golden gate, we can prepare for cooler weather tomorrow, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and update on our top story. we've just learned one of the people pulled from san francisco bay this afternoon has died. >> a yacht hit a dinky near oyster point that. dingy cap sized. a father and his 20 wrord-year-old son were dunked into the water. the younger man trapped underneath for a while. >> we've learned one of the two men passed away. we'll have more for you live from the scene coming up at 5:00. >> and president obama says because congress is on summer break, it does not mean lawmakers can stop working to reopen the faa. >> a bitter battle over funlding the agency put tens of thousands of people out of work. there is more on the pressure today at the white house. >> good afternoon carolyn and larry. the transportation secretary said today they assured americans that they'll not be compromised but this partial shut dow

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the board vote dd and maufas approved. item -- other items in the agend a are the following staff reports. acceptance of gifts for the month of may, 2011. our adjournment is in memory of a couple of folks that have been part of san francisco unified high school district. in memory of korea gonzales -- gloria gonzales. she was buried at sea. she was a mother, grandmother, and friend. working 26 years in various roles. as a homebound teacher with a special ed services department. the principal at the center. she was born during the depression as one of 12 children to mexican laborers and farmers. she spent her life working toward achieving a better education and educating the next generation. she was a graduate of pomona college and the university of california, berkeley. she valued for work and education and had a special passion for helping disadvantaged children pursuing an education regardless of their race, gender, or religion. she dedicated herself to education and the benefit of society. also we're closing in memory o

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receiving mental health treatment or services said that because they're dealing with a lot of the pds dd are experiencing. i think that she definitely qualifies and definitely understands and will work with the board to come up with ways to bring the services more overt in bayview hunters point. that has been one of my personal goals and i would like to see more services and resources over there said that we can start healing our community. first bank you for your time >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i would like to take this opportunity to sing the praises of the mental health board. roughly four years ago, i started to do research project on the possible misuse of mental health services by different persons affiliated with san francisco city and county. i consulted with different members of the mental health board and they were very helpful, especially giving me different points of view as to do reading. i found that the leaders were very confident and they had a very open-minded view point regarding how mental health services in san francisco are effectively used and som

we are on items 19 a, b, and c for 2009.068 3-d, 2009.0685 d and case number 2010.0577 dd at 309 through 311 eureka street. mandatory discretionary reviews and a publicly filed discretionary review. on may 19, 2011. following public testimony, the commission continued the matter until july 28, 2011. the public hearing does remain open. >> good evening president olague, members of the commission. the item before you is a mandatory discretion review as well as a discretionary review application. it's on the east side of eureka street between 21st street. this was before you on may 19, 2011. i want to summarize a little bit about the project. the proposed project is to demolish the two-family home and construct a new one. the lower unit would have three bedrooms, the upper unit will also have three bedrooms. concerned expressed in the publicly filed d.r.'s were impacts to light air and privacy at the rear and then gorge howser who lives to the south of the subject property also brought up issues of compatibility concerns regarding the demolition of the potentially historic structure and imp

they have nothing to do besides run to the streets and the things that i believe can be change dd and improve with the help from the community and government officials. also, i feel like we don't have no one to really believe in us. like there's no type of encouragement, and we basically being let down because of the things that are happening and there's not really many people to help us bring it up into a better living, in a better now. my community, i can't help impact my community by showing there is a way. c.y.c. can influence this neighborhood to try a different path if they are willing to. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, brandy. it's young people like brandy who will be the future of our community. she may be the next board of supervisor after malia cohen. but truly, we can be able to open this office right now without support from all of the community leaders and all of the people who work so tirelessly to make the community better for years and years. i want to acknowledge chief surwho is helping us to give us opportunity with the support and leadership you provide us. the

speaker, the 2 dds -- $2.6 trillion in the first full 10 years of outlays of the obama administration is just -- it's a piece of this irresponsible spending that we've been involved in. and now with the administration driving that three mo maybe as much as 5ds trillion in unnecessary -- $5 trillion in unnecessary and irresponsible spending and projecting this national debt that goes from $14 trillion on up to $16.7 trillion , here's some examples of what we need to do to solve this problem. one is, as i said, repeal obamacare. rip it out by the roots, lock, stock and barrel. pull out all the vestiges of obamacare, without any particle of d.n.a. left behind, so that it can't reproduce and grow back on us. we cannot let that happen. it's an unconstitutional takings of american liberty, it's got to go. it diminishes our vitality, it diminishes our future and american potential. pulling obamacare out by the roots is one big piece of the solution. another big piece of the solution, mr. speaker, is to pass the sales tax, the national sales tax. to end the i.r.s. as we know it, stop the puni

hillary was the same way bill dd her as a spouse.idn't get the motor run so they left it for a mashing young lad named barack obama. when he entered the room the hearts flutter and hillary clinton faded away . now like all way ward husbands. it took two years what they missed. they worried they sark ficed manage known for unknown that gave them momentarily plires and waking nup vegas without a watch or clue. it is no oner if dems want hillary clinton back. i would make them beg. oh, dana, would hillary clinton. >> that is brilliant. >> thank you. i feel badly about it. would hillary clinton been better or different. >> it is buyer's remorse. you thought the shoes were cute and go back oh, they are not . here's the thing it is only by comparison. on the national security front it wouldn't have been that different. i think he she would have made the call to kill osama bin laden. but what this exposes something that a lot of the media and left likes to describe as a true rift between establishment republicans and the new tea party folks

dd that is what we tried to do n right now. nobody has figured that out. but i feel strongly it that it is important to this community and the country to have strong information. not jump so people cann justify, you have to figure that led me that i am glad i was fired i would never have done this otherwise. it is fun and interesting and scary. sometimes you think had we get the money to keep them employed? foia does that stock. i don't like it. been trying to raise money. i a i am a fund-raiser not very good and trying budget if it is too figure out how do we provide them money that says the vital service? is so you have to figure is this the kind of journalism that is really going which is the coverage in the state house were a lot of the problems are rooted. so it was scary at first but thengh thrilling and i had thetn opportunity to try something to help people and teachf jo kids journalism. >> i have a bunch of questions but will did to all of them see you can asky questions. since we've just mentioned in the internet, on great chicago entrepreneur th

raising the debt ceiling as lester holt correctly state dd not increase government spending.tates won't become a deadbeat. that it will pay the bills already rung up by congress, and an institution, by the way, bachmann has been a part of for three terms now. such falsehoods may go over well for folks participating in the ames straw poll tomorrow or republican primary voters in general, but they are a disservice to any american desperate to understand why the economy is in a shambles and why washington seems incapable of doing anything about it. thanks for watching. i'm jonathan capehart. it's a pleasure sitting in for martin this week. you can always find me at washingtonpost.com back slash postpart gann. what do you in this afternoon? >> hey, jonathan, two democratic congress people coming by who are finally thinking big on jobs and on the debt ceiling. a definitive look at the underbelly of rick perry, plus confused dogs an and an alien invasion. i'm serious. the show starts right now. >>> breaking news -- the wild week on wall street is over. down, up, down, up, and up ag

i'd settle for a dd plus myself. apparently, this is a very bad thing.or "ah, the economy's about to be destroyed." the president took his family to the olive garden this weekend. his credit card got declined. it's embarrassing. standard & poor's, which is the company that downgraded us, said our credit rating could drop even lower. in case you don't understand what a credit rating downgrade means to a country, basically, you know that cousin that asked you for $900 to get his deejay company off the ground? that's us. that's what we are to china ght now, we're cousin ray. we owe china more than $1 trillion. and i don't know where we're going to get $1 trillion. here's what i propose. instead of paying the money in cash, let's give them florida. florida's worth $1 trillion, right? disney world, the beach. they can wear it as a hat for all they -- i'm what they call a problem solver. wall street got hammered today. wall street got so hammered, ronnie and "the situation" tried to have sex with it. the dow dropped almost 635 points. that's the sixth largest

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why are concerned about the flash flooding pinholthere are also dd power lines. they have also lost the capability for automated 911 calls. hoffman night >> thousands of airline passengers were grounded this weekend in some of the nation's busiest airports. the flight restrictions include sfo where at least 40 flights have been cancelled to the northeast because of the storm. >> storm tracker 4 shows her can i really really hitting north carolina, virginia, delaware and maryland. it is on the outer banks of north carolina with just getting up to 115 mi. per hour. it is forecasted to last about 27 hours. as we had to ocean city, md. gus will be at 105 mi. per hour. tropical storm force winds scheduled to last 24 hours. as we head to new york city, gusts could get up to 100 mi. per hour in forecast to hit this evening lasting 21 hours, into tomorrow evening. in portland, maine dust could get up to 85 mi. per hour and forecast to last 12 hours. now we're going to head back to the bay area weather. here is a live look outside for the mt. tam cam. and little bit breez

addiction medicine put a group together called the definitions and diagnosis and terminology action group, dd process, we consulted with the committee members and the board in all about 80 colleagues who put our heads together and then consulted widely with various different organizations. many people at the organizations. we reviewed all the neuro biological advances and in the neurosciences and specifically, so much of the neurosciences research as sponsored by niaaa. agencies like that and people at those agencies have really provided us with invaluable input which -- >> let me just interrupt you. i'm sorry. i want to bring in jane vele next mitchell. you're no stranger to addiction. i want to get your take on this new definition. >> yes. i speak as a recovering alcoholic with 16 years of sobriety. what they're saying in people terms is addiction changes the rewards circuitry in your brain. it's a disease. so what they're saying is, you're not a bad person if you're an addict. you're not an evil person. we should stop pointing the finger and realize this is a disease like a cardiovascular

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it was after world war ii that we to want dd -- that we adopted free trade. we thought we would capture all the refridge rating manufacturing in the world. i read it. let's get free trade so we can go to these other countries, and we'll manufacture their stuff. we're the best. we were greedy. well guess what, china was mart smarter and they said plan a? come on. and they took all the prototypes. all the plans. all the patented materials, and they built plants all over china. we're suckers! what did nafta do for mexico or the. i remember a guy running for president said that giant sucking sound is our jobs going to mexico. but he dismissed that. but i won't be dismissed. they have a vested interest in the status quo. yes. we've lost a few, 10 million, 20 million jobs. ok. they'll get over it. remember bill clinton's argument? we'll improve our education system and the workers who lose their jobs will get better jobs. is that what happened? in my generation, 55 and older. i'm 67. the number of our population that graduated from high schooling ranked first in th

,ule and like to say word about some of those who made today's voteig possible and i'll start theth dd speaker. it should be noted that he helped set the terms of this debate by insistinghan early on. any debt limit and includes cutd that are greater than the amount of debt limit would be raised. a the speaker and i work shoulder to shoulder in the past fewere t months and it's certainly been . pleasure. you've been a real partner and e assure my colleagues we wouldn't be here without him.yepubli so i want to thank the speaker in the entire republican leadership in the house forir standing on principle and i want to think by republican nklleagues in the senate for toa their determination, ideas and support. may i want to thank my friend the majority leader in getting this over the finish line. we may disagreer a lot, but iet hope everyone realizes it's never, ever personal. i think today we can prove when it comes down to it, we'll get t together in the greater good is at stake. i also like to thankho the president and the vice presidenn and everyone on our stats to believe as we did t

dd >> in favor of the tax on financial transactions, dean baker is a widely quoted economist here in town. he got his ph.d. in economics from the university of michigan. he is presently co-director of the center for economic and policy research in washington, d.c. he has his own programs on the internet. his blog, "beat the press," features commentary on economic reporting, and his analysis appeared in many major publications, including the "atlantic monthly," "the washington post" and the london financial times. he's written several books, one called "taking economics seriously." it's really an attempt to clarify the principles of economics, and, as he put it, to take away the ideal logical blinders off of basic economic principles. he's the author of "false prophets." one of the earliest economists to predict the housing bubble collapse. and he walked the walk. he sold his house and rented an apartment here in washington, d.c. before the collapse. he also predicted the market meltdown. he's the author of a book that needled the other side called "the conservative nanny state -- how

the state department should have but dd not revoke his visa. intelligence reports were not distributed within the c.i.a. subsequently, in december, 2010, d.h.s. a i nounsed that all passengers on flights bound for the united states are now being checked on a government watch list under the implementation of the secure flight program. previously airlines were responsible for checking passenger names against watch lists. a seemingly equal application at airport checkpoints, foreign nationals were allowed to board aircrafts which maze positive identification impossible. a man donned a mask that made him appear to be much older and he was able to board a a flight from hong kong to b.c. the potential for defeating a system that relies on physical technology. with a vastness in screening technology, we have seen the x-ray machine replaced with the more sophisticated c.t. scanner. it uses software anomalies identification systems. it can identify small automatics of explosive residue. the technology has become oppressive lents at airports and -- has b

things that they could do to start turning around the economy immediately, starting with repealing the dd-frank bill. showed the country that they understand we are in real pain. in the house, if republicans have real control, they should have all the subcommittees' to the right work in september and find all the money we need to find in september and october by having all 435 members do work, not just the six members on the house committee. i thought last night was a great place to start talking directly about that. we need to replace the select committee with the whole congress. do something to help america now. >> how does your campaign moves forward? >> we never invested here. our goal is in january. we are looking forward to january. brand science, as it affects alzheir's and mental-health. all time as a loan is a $20 trillion public and private cost by 2050. i want to talk about new and different ways to fix america. that is what this campaign will . we are attracting more and more people with that kind of positive message. people who have never gotten involved in politics are saying, thi