kate has the details in your world report. >>> there are conflicting reports and this entire situation. the former prime minister is in a colma. his vital organs are working. a team of 15 doctors are oversee mubarak's condition. mubarak was sentenced to life in prison. it was for failing to stop the killing of hundreds of protesters. egypt's military has been growing since he's been ousted and he issued a addendum that prevented the new ruler from having power over the military. there's a lot of confusion, people do not know the certainty of his health. it is a fluid situation that cause of this point. >>> remembers seeing pictures and video of him and it hospital bed while he was in court. >>> there is that going on and there's an election going on. nothing is set in stone at this point. >>> oakland is moving ahead to develop part of an old army base in oakland. the developer agreed to give of least half of the construction jobs to local residents. meanwhile, jean quan could be facing fines over missing deadlines over missing internal affair deadlines. and ross mirkarimi is expected t

those details coming up. >> reporter: there are no delays on beltway here in parkville. serious crash has shut down a portion of interstate 70. i will have the details coming up in my abc2 timesaver traffic report. >> reporter: topping america's money arriving on time. the nation's largest airlines are doing their best job ever at keeping to the schedule. in the first four months of the year about 85% of flights were on time. and coca cola will be availableaa a absence of 60 years. the decision follows the decision of sanctions so the only countries where it is not sold is cuba and north korean. and it will cost the average middle class family a quarter of a million bucks to raise a child. the agriculture department says housing is the biggest part of that cost followed by child care for young children. and finally, the trend in father's day gift is towardsquality time for the first time in nine years retail industry surveys is tops on the list after greetings cards. happy father's day to all those fathers out there. that's your money.

assumed in the budget before you in a way that we can talk about in more detail, lastly the wild card, again, for local governments in california has to do with state and budget uncertainties. one out of every $5 in the budget, given the ones at other levels of government. that is the most uncertainty in the budget before you. so, first, local tax revenue projections assume healthy growth during this period. a slower, $109 million in the second year. this is largely driven by our economic output and the effect on tax revenues, which we will continue to monitor and issue updates through this cycle. related specifically to state and federal budget uncertainty, there are unknown reductions contained in the second year. >> just a question? >> supervisor? >>supervisor avalos: in the past we have not taken out of the reserve very much for state and federal issues. in terms of the past and assessing what it is looking like -- >> our office in the mayor's office are reviewing the budget from friday. very little information is available at this point. we will continue to spend one week reviewi

his open conflict in the region with the hot issues of iran and syria also on the agenda all the details in just a few moments. in other news egypt's newly elected islamist leader is set to form a government but western states could be getting more than they bargained for after he vows to improve ties with the wrong. kind of top whistleblower julian as finds a way doors decision on whether it will grant him asylum the final edition of his groundbreaking interview show was set to air right here on our. markets and that's right in session in the red as oil prices continue heading south all the details now business update in about twenty minutes from now. live from moscow where it's seven pm good to have you with us so many so now with our top story and president putin has called on both sides in the israeli palestinian conflict to resume talks to break the stalemate russia is also stepping up efforts to help resolve the conflict in syria and ease tension over iran's nuclear program as president putin begins his visit to the middle east he's currently on the first leg of his tour in israel wer

>> first on pakistan, i'm not going to comment on details in negotiations with pakistan. i will just reiterate that i still hope that a solution can be found in the very near future. at the same time let me stress that we actually concluded a number of very important transit agreements at the chicago summit and, of course, that will contribute in a very positive way to our operation in afghanistan as we gradually wind down our combat operation to the end of 2014. as regards france, i would leave it to them to comment on concrete figures. i have taken note of the very clear statement from the president also expressed in clear terms at the chicago summit that france will stay committed to the isef operation and continue to contribute to our training mission throughout the transition period towards the end of 2014, and i highly appreciate that. >> german radio. >> from german public radio, two questions. the first one you mentioned the reverse transit three contracts. does anywnato pay for the rever transit? and the second question is on smart defense, the next steps. probabl

more details in just a minute. back to you. >>> five children, ages 1 1/2 to 11 years old all the in critical can be after being hit by an suv in prince george's county. police say a woman was backing into a driveway when she hit the children. they believe the mother was the one of at least one of the victims. >>> it is unlikely former presidential candidate sunday senator john edwards will face a retrial on political corruption charges. that is the word from the associated press reacting to edwards aquittal on one count. ate judge declared a mistrial for five other counts -- a judge declared a mistrial for five other counts. >>> the home going service honoring the man who created d.c.'s signature sound i'm four- hour memorial tribute to chuck brown had his family, friends and thousands of fans singing and dancing to the go-go beat. karen gray houston was there and gives us a closer look. cl >>> you could hardly call day funeral. home going celebration is better. the party started before the program with long lines

charles clifford is live in the east bay with details. >>charles: right now i am standing on bill the avenue in oakland near lake merritt. if you are familiar with the area, via so we're talking about at this time of day it right back here. according to the oakland police department, a 45 year-old woman walked into this public restroom around a 3:00 p.m. on june 2nd. inside, she found a man acting strangely, he grabbed her from behind and sexually assaulting her. the suspect and then fled. african-american, 30-39 years old, 210 lbs. with a muscular build. he has brown eyes and black dreadlocks with brown tips. the victim says he spoke with a jamaican accent. as for why it has taken more than three weeks for the victim to come forward, the police department says it is not unusual for victims to be reluctant to tell their stories. >> there is typically a time delay or, they never report the incident. in this case, the victim has been traumatized by what happened which is completely understandable. she finally came forward and said, here is w

clinton also said that the two leaders had discussed syria and iran and he didn't go into more details in saying that the talks were fruitful and he thanked the israelis for the unveiling of a wall morial to the raid army that was unveiled in the israeli city of the time you know the israeli prime minister spoke about egypt he said that israel respects the democratic process that has been undergone and egypt in that context was willing to deal with the new egyptian president mohamed morsi in the context of the nine hundred seventy nine israeli egyptian peace treaty certainly moscow has a role to play in dealing with these issues in this region it is regarded by all the players as a positive contributor what we do understand is that president putin will put pressure on the israeli leadership not to attack iran and certainly this is in the context of his really leadership talking about striking to iran because of its nuclear program at the same time moscow is unlikely to ask the israelis to hold back from interfering with what is happening in syria the violence unfolding there perhaps as we

. >> the question is how can mark felt get so much information in detail? well, i'll tell you what stuns me more is how much information he could get wrong in detail. one of the things we learned and one of the reasons that i happened to just read a manu script on what motivated felt by somebody who went back and talked to his colleagues in great detail. it will be out by the university of kansas. i think next month. it's well done. it's well documented what his role was. it explains why the investigation of watergate exceeded, if you will, the enthusiasm and the effort to investigate, say, the jfk assassination. it explains why the nixon white house couldn't get them to investigate leaks of national security that they didn't care to bother with because mark felt wanted to embarrass pat gray out of his job. didn't want to remove nixon. wanted to show the nixon white house that they had selected the wrong guy and that they had to select a hoover krony to come back in and take this transition period and it's pretty clear. now, why did he get so much informatio

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moving to transportation, and again, we will get to all of these in detail at later hearings. the meat of its transportation board is providing funding to mta for transit facilities and service. the location of a major new medical facility in the center of the city at a location well- served by transit is generally a good thing. not surprisingly, additional investment in muni service will be required to carry these additional passengers. this is reflected in the first two funding obligations on the slide. $5 million toward the van ness and geary brt projects, and $10.5 million will be paid by cpmc to mta in lieu of the transit effective element feet, the tidf, which is not required by law of a nonprofit. in addition, cpmc will impose a parking surcharge of 50 cents off peak and 75 cents on peak for all entries and exits to the cathedral built garages. this will serve as an incentive to use the non-automobile modes of arriving at the hospital for those who can, and it will raise an estimated additional $500,000 per year or $5 million over the 10 years for mta service. last but n

those stories in detail in about thirty minutes for you before that it's back to washington and i don't know. all right it's time for you said it i read it right take time to respond to my brilliance and engaging viewer comments on facebook twitter and you tube because when you have something to say i listen now first our interview with william k. black last week was quite a hit when he found out that he had been uninvited from briefing members of congress gave gadson said on facebook bill black would have told congress the real truth is congress can't handle the truth so well said gabriel well said but i do think we need to ask why it is that congress can't handle the truth and that's why i think it's less of them being able to and more of just not wanting to because it's not in their interest right they would rather keep a blind eye keep receiving campaign donations from wall street and pretend like this whole system is just so complicated that nobody can properly fix it so they'll just keep arguing of regulations for years and that's because the more they stall the longer they get to

ramallah putin also said that the two leaders had discussed syria and iran and he didn't go into more details in saying that the talks were fruitful and he thanked the israelis for the unveiling this morning monday of a rule morial to the raid all me that was unveiled in the israeli city of the time he also said that there's more than one million citizens of the former soviet union who currently reside in israel and he said it was important for russia that they have peace and security now the israeli prime minister spoke about egypt he said that israel respects the democratic process that has been undergone in egypt and in that context was willing to deal with the new egyptian president mohamed morsi in the context of the nine hundred seventy nine israeli egyptian peace treaty certainly must go ahead as a huge role to play in dealing with these issues in this region it is regarded by all the players as a positive contributor what we do understand is that president putin will put pressure on the israeli leadership not to attack iran and certainly this is in the context obvious way to be talking a

a lot of the details in terms of how that impacts san francisco and clients, most of those are client driven. a lot of those details are in the trailer bills. as this week rose a long and into next week, there will be greater clarity, but we do not have much more than we did two weeks ago. >> at the capitol this is based on past revenue as well? does that create any uncertainty about the size of reserve? >> there is very little hinged in the facebook -- in the budget before you. there is no assumption. supervisor avalos: state ballot measures? >> i apologize. the single largest bloc remains the governor an alternative revenue. even when we have clarity regarding what has been adopted by the state for the year ahead, there will be continued uncertainty through the end of november. supervisor avalos: we are looking at -- we do not have the details of the current capital budget yet, but we have another variable from possible revenue passed in a member. >> it is very hard to guess. we have $50 million adopted. ultimately, the city withdrew the majority of those funds. in the current year

cool hovering around the 50 degree mark for most locations 45 in santa rosa temperatures are cool later today but warming on the way details coming out. >>> in the meter miser sell-off of the bay bridge but we're starting to see a bit of a backup complete look at traffic in just a few minutes ladies 553 the walt disney co. says it is cracking down on junk food ads disney will announce today that it what wall to advertise such tv radio website it must comply with any set of traditional standards details will be repealed in washington first lady michelle bauman is taking part it's been billed as an effort to reduce child in obesity and there's a special graduation ceremony today for a senior from gunn high school received a diploma at the hospital in stamford that's where 17 year-old william wiley got something even more importance last month he received a heart had a heart transplant one of three young adults were given heart transplants within three days. there is one bad news that put the damper on the diamond jubilee celebration in london the queen's husband is hospitalized a bladder infection will not take part while he

in maryland. we want to warn you the details are very disturbing in this case.ice say 21-year-old morgan state university student alexander kenua has admit to killing his house mate and eating parts of his body. earlier this week, detectives found some of the remaining body parts in the house that he shared with his family and the victim. he was out of jail on bond for an unrelated crime when he was arrested for murder. bail has now been denied. >>> maryland state police made an arrest in another disturbing case. this one involving boys in two bathrooms at i-95 rest stops. investigators say this man, 28- year-old brian williams, took several videos that showed 11 boys using urinals at the chesapeake and maryland house rest stops. both north of baltimore. the videos were allegedly tape on sunday, may 6 oifght this year. state police are looking for witnesses and potential victims to come forward. -- on sunday may 6th this year. >>> a federal appeals court in boston has ruled the federal law defining marriage as a union between a man and woman is untuitional. the

in milwaukee. so i can never stress enough -- just the level of craftsmanship and woodworking detail that was created here in milwaukee. the table and the chairs are all original to the house. and when the pabst family would have been here with just -- themselves, and their granddaughter, who were -- the most constant residents in the house i should say, the table would have been compacted down to seats, just four. but on more formal occasions the table would be extended with quite a number of leaves to seat 22. so -- when we have done that -- you're either in the hearth or the hall, it takes up the entire length of the room. one of the things that i always found most interesting about this is that this is the largest seating area in the house. so i think that says -- quite a bit about captain and mrs. pabst and the way that they chose to entertain. the wall covering in here is something slightly different than what we have seen through out the house. this was material made in england in the 1890s. a product called time castle. tapestry. this material is actually, comprised of sheets of linen, that a

in a bruce -- bruise. it was wrong of me to grab her arm." we do not get any details about whether it happened in the van or in your home. those are not provided in your decoration. -- declaration. >> i am sorry. is there a question? >> your declaration does not give any further details about what happened with you and your wife. >> i am more than happy to answer a question. >> why didn't you put more details in your declaration? >> i am going to sustain the objection. can you rephrase tax -- can you rephrase? i will sustain the objection, but i will allow the lauren, if you want to get that. >> you told michael krasny a lot about what happened on october 31. chairperson hur: i think there is a question. can you repeat the question? can you repeat the question? >> i will start with a new question. chairperson hur: ok. >> you did an interview with kqed? >> what is this going to? >> i have been asked to lay a foundation, so i am trying to do it to get to the question. chairperson hur: i will give you a little leeway there. overruled. >> yes. >> you spoke on the forum pr

that apparently wasn't his reaction, but he then described in detail how it was constructed. i tried to imply we knew this all along, we needed to know a little bit more. of course, we had no idea. but the question then became, how do we get to this material quickly? he told us who else knew about it, how it was organized and run and we had to get to it, my point of view, before it was destroyed. in other words, we had to do something to nail it down. so as we're walking out of the room, alex -- this is this long -- these senate office buildings, huge ceilings in the quarters, marble walls, i just remember the click, click, click of his heels as he walks away, and he turns over his shoulder and says, now, remember, i have to leave the country on tuesday -- i thought it was wednesday -- but anyway, later in the next week for this very important meeting with the russians. we're beginning to think, wait a minute, we're putting him in the hands of the russians. i can already see an air disaster if brezhnev does nixon a favor. i call upstairs to sam dash, i say sam, sam, i've got

more details in the seven-day.e'll detail that coming up. >> time now for our sunday morning "q & a." joining us dr. sharpstein from the department of mental health. thank you for coming in. >> yes. >> one thing you wanted to talk to us about is the healthy maryland week. >> we had a great week. it is healthy maryland week. we got the lieutenant governor involved. we talked about opportunities for personal fitness and parks all around the state. we cooked some smoothies with some kids in prince george's county. we talked about an important step forward for our initiative on health disparrots. -- disparities. and yesterday an announcement. >> what did that entail? >> it entailed a lot of things. helping state employees quit smoking, eat better p walk up stairs where you can. we will have some approaches to facilitating breast feeding and other important things for health. >> you mention health disparrots that continue to be a huge problem not just in the state of maryland but nationally. what's being done here in ou

. >>> laps to report, the details in just a few minutes. >>> all this week the southbound lanes of the great highway will be closed from 7 in the morning to a four in the afternoon so that they could remove stands but the northbound lanes will be open. the u.s. he lost angeles times survey says that 59 percent will now vote against the project. there has since been cost overruns. but latest cost estimate is $68 billion. and ship enterprise is going to him need to its program permanent home. their air goes, it will become a permanent fixture in the and and space museum. and a pilot for a ayers tanker lands on its belly. it tilted on its side when it came to the unrest there. emergency responders wait for the worst case scenario but the pilot admitted there and say if could. and a stair experimental drug is giving " to the fight of breast cancer. it is a huge still as far as slowing down the aggressive hormone of the cancer. the drug is still not approved in the u.s. just yet. and starting to carry the usda is expanding the search for strains of e. coli in beef. there are more than 700 d

in baseball. that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> a diva's concert casualty and details on a hollywood we wedding in texas. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we're all suckers for a cute kitten but this weekend an entire community rallied to save the life of one. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." here's what you need to know heading out the door. we're going to watch heavy rain this morning. st. joseph, missouri, getting nailed by thunderstorms. kansas city to your north of you is where the heavy rain is going to lie this morning. chicago, isolated storms could head for you later today. and down along the gulf coast, still a chance of storms off and on today from mobile back to new orleans. and then tomorrow not a lot changes. that rain lingers there down along the northern gulf coast. if you're watching us on news center 17, springfield, illinois, celebrate world oceans day by learning how they impact their lives and how we impact them at the henson robinson zoo. that's your early event of the day. >

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their achievements are detailed in your program.re very deserving of this award, and the judges have had a hard time selecting just one winner. the recipient of the 2012 apa heritage award it is emelin. if you could please join us on stage? she is the project director of the asian-american communities for education program, administered by the japanese community youth council. she is an immigrant from the philippines. she is a first-generation college graduate of uc- berkeley, and went on to receive a master's degree in counseling at san francisco state. she has really taken the asian- american community program and american community program and expanded it to four locations.

john gonzales was in the courtroom. he has the details john haile walked out of court behind his relatives, all avoiding camera. moments earlier, he was sentenced to 37 months in prison. >> very disappointing. he recognizes what he did. he apologized. he wishes he could take it back. he cannot. >> haile is the kingpin. horace mcdade conspired to steal half a million dollars in cash from metro machines. the police chief told the judge today they brought shame and there is meant to a fine agency. >> we take an oath of office. we have an obligation to the people we serve, to the constitution, to not only enforce the law but to protect the law. in this instance that did not happen. >> it was a systematic heist. they use the cash to purchase lottery tickets here in virginia. haile's he said his client has a gambling addiction. >> we believe that there was a gambling problem and that was evidenced by the things he participated in. >> the crimes took place from 2008 to 2011. nearly 50 years of experience at the transit agency between the two def

he's the best detailer in town. an hour ago help went into detail of how he survived. >> i'm recovering in shock trauma. i got a steel rod in my leg. i broke my leg and my arm -- i popped out a socket. they put it back. i hope i don't have to get surgery and get it back in. >> reporter: all right. he also went into detail he's going to go into retail because he has to learn how to walk all over. i'm going to bring in joce sterman. you were there on friday. everywhere you looked. >> we could spend all day going up and down route one looking at business. when we turned on to 152, there was not a single business that didn't have a sign of the tornado that went through. an entire swath of trees was knocked down. now the storm knocked down fences, trees and even a few local businesses toppling under its strength. in all three people were hurt during the tornado, two at the auto body shop jamie has been talking about where they said a 2500 wall collapsed. business were feeling the impact, although not as severe. some of t

details in the next hour. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. 4:38 in the '70s already. >> off to a warm start. we are learning more about the man at the center of a debt investigation in reston. we will show you a sketch of the suspect police are looking for. >> a familiar scene around town this weekend as people found ways. to beat the ways -- ways to beat the >> it was a beautiful weekend but many people spent their time finding relief from the heat. >> it came as several events took place in the d.c. region. now more. >> this fountain might be the coolest spot in silver spring. >> we have to stay in the shade. >> an oasis from this june heatwave. >> we thought we would get out of the house and let them get whack -- wet. >> it is hot out here. supposed to be 90 something degrees. >> water stations at sunday opposing cycling classic are a popular stop on the 56-mile course. >> i have two bottles of gatorade. >> but for people arriving at

. >>> i will tell you which of the various topics that i will give you more details in just a few minutes. >>> the state of emergency have been declared because of flood and florida. some motorists were stranded after try to make their way on what the streets. >>> we thought the water was relatively shallow in the middle of the road. so we drove to the middle of the road, but in the steeper the what we thought. >>> county officials have because people to stay home as the rain continues. this to me more than 2 ft. of raw onion. >>> 30 year-old steve martin suffered from brain damage. and man than punch martin who then fell and struck his head on the ground. >>> if part of the friendship baptist church is role-playing with bullying. >>> so she is no wonder boy? >>> she is no longer a bullet issues using her message to a bullying to help make the change there is a new timetable the original deadline had been this september. and a plan to provide free mean a passes places a vote on wednesday. it will decide whether test to spend bormann dollars on the pilot program. >>> organizers have extend

their achievements are detailed in your program.re very deserving of this award, and the judges have had a hard time selecting just one winner. the recipient of the 2012 apa heritage award it is emelin. if you could please join us on stage? she is the project director of the asian-american communities for education program, administered by the japanese community youth council. she is an immigrant from the philippines. she is a first-generation college graduate of uc- berkeley, and went on to receive a master's degree in counseling at san francisco state. she has really taken the asian- american community program and expanded it to four locations. the professional affiliations include member of the western association of administration personnel, where she is a board member, the selection committee for the uc berkeley incentive awards program, and advisory board member for the san francisco chapter of the young nonprofit professionals network. [applause] it is an extended break a family that has provided several awarding a opportunit

we will have details in the forecast. >> four days of celebration marking queen elisabeth's 60 years on the throne have wrapped up in london. the queen and the royal family greeted a huge crowd from the balcony of buckingham palace. we have the latest from london. >> today was the final part of the celebration. it was a service of thanksgiving at the cathedral. followed by lunch at the house of commons with 700 guests. then, a carriage procession through the streets of london where tens of thousands of well- wishers waved and cheered on the streets. the duke of edinburgh is not by her side. he has been there every day of her reign, but he is currently hospitalized with a bladder infection. on sunday, 1000 boats took to the river to pay tribute to her majesty. she was moved by the celebration and support shunned her over this four day holiday. >> still to come, facebook looks to expand its customer base by allowing children under the age of 13. security rules they say will make sure your child stay safe if they joined. plus, more on it the cannibal who might be a danger to others. and

their achievements are detailed in your program.re very deserving of this award, and the judges have had a hard time selecting just one winner. the recipient of the 2012 apa heritage award it is emelin.

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because the it faces east and really brings out all of the richness of all of the gold detailing in this wonderful birch woodwork. which i have always thought was some what peculiar wood to use in such a formal room. the caramel color of the birch actually works very well to harmonize with all of the gold leaf and the detail as well. this room designed in the french style really is full of exuberance. these magnificent cabinets, again all made here in milwaukee. so i can never stress enough -- just the level of craftsmanship and woodworking detail that was created here in milwaukee. the table and the chairs are all original to the house. and when the pabst family would have been here with just -- themselves, and their granddaughter, who were -- the most constant residents in the house i should say, the table would have been compacted down to seats, just four. but on more formal occasions the table would be extended with quite a number of leaves to seat 22. so -- when we have done that -- you're either in the hearth or the hall, it takes up the entire length of the room. one of the things

i will not read these achievements in details -- in detail. this is the day-to-day operational things we do to keep the systems running. we manage the fiber systems and manager agreements with vendors, a key vendors to do strategic projects like phones and voice- over ip and public life i -- wi- fi. we are maintaining the uptime and we have a large federal a funded program. we are establishing computer centers to get under privilege and underserved people connected to the internet and to broadband services and training and technology so they can utilize the skills. we continue to work with departments to redesign their websites, develop applications for them, and give them the support they need as they implement new technologies. a lot of these new projects you hear about out there that are essential like online forms for the treasurer and tax collector and assessor. there would not be successful if we did not manage the systems behind-the-scenes said that the data center was available at the network was available and things like that. i am ha

a character i write about in some detail in this book is harold koh, who's the state department's top legal -- top lawyer. and former dean of yale law school and really one of the great humanitarians and human rights lawyers. he came in very skeptical and over time, perhaps it's a process of rationalization, but i think also because he actually saw the way these powers were being applied, he began to change his mind. but early on in one of these kill meetings which i write about in the book he saw this kind of inexorable quality of these meetings where the military is, you know, with their sort of jargon and their ability to create a sense of do or die urgency. it became very difficult to resist the pressure to kill. and harold koh said to himself, you know, i was a law professor. how did i get involved in killing? and you know, there we are. >> we'll take a quick break here and be back with more from author daniel klaidman. we'll talk about the politics of terrorism in the 2012 campaign. after this. america's appetite for energy is growing. nuclear energy is part of the answer to mee

you have to work out the details in advance. >> maybe i can speak with the mayor's representatives, and at the break we can figure something out. i think that is what they would want as well. >> thank you. before we let you go, and there may be some other questions -- are you telling me that she could be available on july 18 or 19, either live or by skype? >> yes, commissioner. >> any other questions while we have heard? if you would not mind sticking around a few minutes? >> absolutely. mr. kopp, this is a witness from home you submitted a declaration on the sheriff's behalf. i do not know exactly how this would work, to share in the cost of the ticket to bring ms. lopez here. >> not at the present moment. if the mayor were to reinstate his pay, pending the outcome of these proceedings, would be able to get that done. there is the willingness. there is just not the resources. >> i understand. any questions for mr., regarding this issue? -- for mr. kopp, regarding this issue? mr. keith, when you think you will have an answer on this issue? >> i can talk to the mayor tomorrow. i may not

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this one is in oakland. details are sketchy. all we know is it took place at 105th, south of e. street. this is what we know. a man in his 20s has been shot. he's been taken to high land hospital. his wounds are nonlife threatening. no officers were hurt in the exchange. and the shooting is under investigation. >>> they don't know who she is. but pleasanton police are hoping that you seeing a sketch of a woman found stuffed in a trash can, police may be able to give her a name. and eventually figure out how she died. >> reporter: pleasanton police say they have information they're keeping close to their vest. this is the prized possession. a sketch of a woman police say looks like their jane doe. >> we haven't come up with an identity. >> reporter: investigators just revealed this artist sketch of a woman found dumped in a trash can last month. they also revealed one of the most distinct i clues they have. >> the anthropologist has determined the age of the woman to be mid 20s. >> reporter: police say she was wearing an old navy shirt and pajama bottoms. >> we have no way of prov