i am grateful for the work of debbie city attorney jane alexander and from the treasurer tax collector's office for helping us draft this ordinance and finally to treasurer jose cisneros for his incredible work as well. and pta's and pto's hold events to raise supplemental revenue. the san francisco business and tax regulations code requires these events be taxed at a rate of 25%. this creates a burden on the volunteer grassroots organization who are staging events for the sole benefit of san francisco schools. and by amending the role in allows volunteer parent organizations to reap the full benefit of their efforts in the schools to better meet the needs of their students. i urge your support and thank all those involved. supervisor kim: thank you. i wanted to thank supervisor mar and their office. it is important that we helped our families and pt's that are of working to raise money for our classrooms and schools, given the three decades of cuts that our public education has seen. this has been an issue that is important to many of us and i appreciate supervisor mar's leadership role

. >> and our thanks go out to debbie d in san jose, jerry v and carol from daily city. they're taking part in abc 7 sleep train dream campaign. >> as you know for every new like we get this summer, $1 goes to help foster kids. so click our like button that could change someone's live. >> a remarkable close encounter off the california coast. >> >>> a state auditor relied on functions and not hard figures when claiming employee pension costs could wo skyrocket by 2015. the mayor use that had amount and campaigning for his reform plan approved by voters in june. and a record today found the number unsupported. the mayor stating any projection is based on aassumptions. >> there is nothing to argue about. facts are the facts. people have a difference of opinion and that is always the case. and yogi berra says it's difficult to predict the future because it keeps changing. >> and they're now down to $320 million attributed to pay cuts and layoff autos susan g komen is worried about its fund-raiser, thinking it's because of a controversy over a policy proposal. an.january ann

debbie in florida. and who can forget last year, when tropical storm irene inundated the northeast? from new york city to new england, swamping vermont. now, one of the reasons experts think the second half of the season will be very active is, it's already started. and td-7, just named in the last couple of hours. it's just stepped off the african coast. sam champion, abc news, new york. >>> time, now, for the weather from across the nation. hail, damaging winds and heavy rain in the east, from new england to atlanta. showers for the gulf coast and the four corners of the southwest. much cooler in the middle of the country. >> 70s from fargo to kansas city and detroit. 80s for much of the east coast. 90s from the rockies and a sizzling 113 in phoenix. >>> and coming up, a surprising report card for the airlines. >>> and goldman sachs is off the hook this morning for some of its actions before the financial crisis. your business news is next. >>> plus, the olympics. the fastest man in the world is a historymaker, and not just on the track. >>> welcome back. homeowners can look forward to new mortgage

we saw that in june, with tropical storm debbie in florida, and who can forget last year when tropical storm irene inundated the northeast? from new york city -- some of the steadier rain bands are making their way in. through new england, swamping vermont. now, one of the reasons experts think the second half of the season will be very active is, it's already started. we'll show you here, the three circles are the tropical systems we're looking at right now. ernesto, this little wave that's near jamaica. and td-7, just named in the last couple of hours. it will take the "g" name. and off the coast of africa, we are watching, this is where storms form. that little area of clouds is likely to be a tropical player for next week. >> we don't know exactly what's going to happen with those but we have to be ready. >> reporter: the thing is, look. there are this many systems on the board. every coastal community has to watch them. >> okay, sam champion, thank you. >>> now, to our consumer watchdog, and a serious warning tonight about an iconic american product that is a kitchen staple. 1.3 million ge dishwashers are being recalled. the government

city said his bike hit a bus along coastal highway. back in 1992, he opened up nacho mama's, the tex-mex restaurant known for margaritas. he had pizzas to goes and mamma's. debbie known him from the beginning. first as a business owner and a friend. >> i wanted to be a nanny. i needed to supplement my income. he gave me a job. he said you can host this for me. >> reporter: restaurant owner and minister, the browns have his name on their marriage certificate. >> we were actually sitting at the bar and he was telling jokes to everybody. he just performed a wedding and talked to them about the certificate. i said i didn't know you can do stuff like this. couple months later, there we were. >> reporter: outside there was statue, inside there's a chapel. he would dress up as elvis for a annual golf tournament. friends say sunny had a very giving heart. never leaving a note, there was no need for acknowledgement just the desire for kids to come and celebrate the season. people are stopping by nacho mama's, some learning the news before their seated. others are here to share the memory of the man behind the place they love. >> he loved it. he loved people. he loved th

front porch debbie miller would be posted but there was deferred trace the ferrier movie fun for people. but i don't think would be nice. or cause problems for old people out here. tracy's city leaders negotiate exclusively with the bay area developer who is on a mission to transform the 600 a. of city- owned land into a theme park reportedly complete to the casino convention center racetrack and much more. this longtime resident has a traffic congestion concerned with the plan's expected economic boost i'm forgetting get people back to work. this has happened. the site is close to the city's sports complex being built right now the owner of a truck stop has already seen a small spike in business and knows that only grow the billion dollar part comes to town. did waste it degrees america. maybe it would stop here to see. there is the plan and then there's reality. the project is just a proposal use years away from being anything more than a dirt field. >>> it's in such the beginning stages to my knowledge. that it could all be next. the developer has to prove to the city that he has the money to back the massive projects before any decisions are even made. douglas next month

debbie in florida. and who can forget last year when tropical storm irene inundated the northeast from new york city throughe of the reasons hurricane experts feel like the second half of the season will be very active, it already is. td7 already on the board. and if it is named, it will take the g storm. the h storm has just tipped off the african coast. sam champion, new york. >> hurricane season from june 1 through thanksgiving. >> thanksgiving, absolutely. >> stay safe out there. >>> now to your friday forecast. hail, dangerous winds, from atlanta to new england. showers along the gulf coast. milder in the middle of the country. >> 70s, fargo, kansas city. detroit. 80s, along the east coast. 90s in the rockies. oppressive 113 in phoenix. >>> well, nick wallenda went for a walk on the beach yesterday. the professional daredevil on a tightrope, 100 feet above the beach in atlantic city. the wire was strung a quarter mile long from one casino to another. >> wow. walenda attempted the walk without the safety harness. unlike his trek across niagara falls in june. despite sand on the rope that made it slipper

city. the only hitch in an otherwise perfect week was the awful noise coming from the hotel room next door to my. turns out it was just debbieserman schultz practicing her speech for the democratic national convention in charlotte next week. bless her heart. four years ago, mitt romney and opponent. we still are, but we are not opposing each other. no, we are mutual opponents of the miserably failed experiment that has put this country in a downward spiral. the united states of america was are reasonably an experiment. but it was an experiment in recognizing god-given individual liberty and creating a government in which no one is deemed better than another and in which all of us are equal. not equal and abilities, but equal an intrinsic worth and value. it is the essence, not just of who we are, but what we are. let me just say for those who question how once rivals can be no united. it's simple. we have barack obama to thank. it was barack obama who said, "you didn't build it." translation -- it does not belong to you. no small difference -- in our party approximate the vast differences between bill left wing, and i busine