i doone, on -- can i do one, one, one? will that hurt the candidate? make it easier and more transparent. we are making it a little harder. there are people working on that right now. trust me. i am open to it. i was open to a legal challenge. that was processed unsuccessfully. you know, it is not just because of oakland. even in local supervisor races, people are wondering what is happening. it is confusing. i don't know that is a good thing. i think you should make it less confusing. >> [inaudible] >> that is another thing. now you get into district elections. when i ran for supervisor, it took a 110,000 votes to get elected. that gave me a sense of responsibility to the city. now you can get 2000 votes for the same job. i get paid $30,000, and then i get paid $100,000. it is something i have always been concerned about. every other city has district, but no other city is the small. their districts in l.a. county bigger than the city and county of san francisco. this is a city of neighborhoods. we were all connected. we have 11 supervisors when there

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. >>> there is a fight over resources to battle fires in bonny doon where people met to discuss the issue last night. cal fire wants to move one of its engine. they have six during the summer, which they say the enough for that size. but volunteer firefighters say when something major happens as it did no 2008 during the martin fire, the levels of staffing are not sufficient. >>> on the peninsula, a special flag raising ceremony marked the day. a u.s. flag that was flown in iraq was hosted over san mateo. it was donated by justin ericson. he served two tours in iraq. >> pretty crazy. something i brought and it's a piece of my life. i grew up here. grew up just 20 minutes away from here. and it's kind of ties me to this community a little more and it really kind of -- areally appreciate the fact that the bay area and county is so supportive. >> the flag will be thrown for two weeks and then be displaye at the college of veterans resource center. >>> we have a commitment to keeping the history of the assault helicopter company alive and present. >> some vietnam veterans completed their own

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but didn't because the og laid doon. it is an ordeal shepherd's attorney said his client is glad is behind him. >> this is in fact, family and his career, and obviously him. he is not allowed to go on a mission as a result of this overseas to defend our country. so hopefully things will get back to normal for him as well. >> even though he was found guilty received probation before judgment. in doing so, he avoids any criminal record. in annapolis, joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> the shooting of this husky drew public outrage for weeks. >> new tonight baltimore city police are looking for the suspects in these surveillance photos from the wacovia bang on reisterstown roadd @%nted for shooting a man at the bank. the victim did survive. >> also new tonight. another conviction in the murder-for-hire case of a hess he is gas station owner. susan danna provided the gun to kill the owner back in march. william porter shot in the head after lured by a false alarm to hhs gas station on towson's east joppa road. the whole sc

. >> there's film in basements all over san francisco and i'd love to do what i doon i can to get it out to the viewers. >> reporter: through the lens of the home movie camera the view is different. and that's what this archivist wantses to. >> in the foreground is the family and in the background is san francisco and you see material that you wouldn't see anywhere else. >> reporter: he has a huge archive, print, film and video in a south of market library he runs with his wife. he has been collecting home movies for years and now he is calling for more. every december he puts on a show called lost landscapes. and he always needs more material. >> when ordinary people pick up the camera and show the neighborhood and they show just that detail, you know, you see the businesses and the street signs, you see the people throwing snowballs up on mera loma when there was snow in the late '50s, there is nothing like it. >> reporter: most of the movies are silent. flexies were the mode of transit for city kids and shy housewives hid behind their brooms. a lot has changed but what's strike so

what he wants you to doon one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> and next, far from a nice, relaxing cruise, tensions are rising on board the broken down luxury ship out in the pacific. >>> a famous singer lends his voice to a noble cause. what message he delivers to local college students. >>> metro inspections are covering a lot of bad escalator brakes. 25 brakes have been replaced, dozens of other units have been taken out of service. inspections started after an accident at the l'enfant statn injured several people. >>> overnight president barack obama said the united states and south korea have failed to reach agreement on a free trade deal. he's in eoul, south korea for a summit with the world's 20 largest economies. >>> the search is on for the gunman who shot a 16-year-old boy. it haened along 14th place southeast. he ran to a nearby giant grocery store where he collapsed. the teen is expected to survive. >>> well from splendor to squalor. two tugboats are now pulling the carnival cruise ship "splendor" to the san diego bay where it shld arrive this morning. this comes almost

when poliie caught up to him heú was carryinn doon bouquet of flowers.s arrested and held on $30,000 bail. >>> a deer wanders out of woods in upstate new york and ends up wrecking havoc inside of a local supermarket. the deer smashed through the windows and dashed up and down the aisles beforeemaking its way out. authorities say there were several other deer sightings in the area that ssme day. >>> coming up a former president gets his shot at hollywood. what role bill clinton will play in an upcoming sequel to the hit movie "the hang over highwa." >> take a look at this. i will fill >>it is 6:41 on this monday morning. we have been talking about fog all morning long, because thatú is the main issue this morning, espeeially for the eastern shore.ú elsewhere, though, we're not talking much in the way of rain, that is because the frontall3 boundary that is approaching from the west is dissipating and weakening as it moves east. to put things into motion, a looks like a couple of light showers, most of it stays north. the fog is the main issue. although ton

shows aa3 shirt less boy at salt lake city inttrnntional airport on friday gging through the tsa pat doonees. it was shot by phone by another traveler. the boy set off the metal detector and it was the boy's fathee who took off the shirt to >>> a separate incident leet a. humiliated.cer survivor during a pat down by the tsa leaving him soakee in urine. he trred to tell him about his condition. >> i left a spot of urine, maybe the size of a small pancake, something like that and i had urine dribbling down into my underwear, down myyleg down my shorts. >> reporter: sawyer, didd't have time to change before boarding his flight, and has the head of the tsa is sensitive to the discomfort with the pat down but the extra security is necessary. >> clearly if we are to detect terrorists who have proven innovative and creative in their design of bombs that are going to board up airplanes and kill people, we're going to have to do something that prevents that. >>> do stories like these hhve you hitting the road instead of flying to grandma's house? we want to know what you think. does the tsa pat do

we got wires doon everywhere.ike a tornado ipped we have a ath that is going through heree the roof is missing off of 2205. >> reporrer: the baltimore ciiy fire department right there they responded to that storm the big f-1 tornado hit. have been condemned,,evennone whereethe police were able to save the mother and daughter after breaking inside. they say it was much later when they reaaiied what they had actuallyyencountered. >> everybody was on saae safetyt we were actually outside. we had no idea. >> everyone was focus on their jobs like so many heros are onn3 so many days.ú people who entered the dangerous destroyed homes to save everybody they couud, that is exactly what they did. ú%trice, can you iiagine, how3 heroic. it's dark, you are hearing screams from inside you break yyur way in to try to save dangerous it is for yourself as welll very heroic. got to admire the first >> i can'ttimagine hearing people scream like that and do3 everything they can and put your ownnsafety aside. ú%st amazing the end resu

we have a congested ride on the southbound lanes, pretty much the usual deal doon toward the beltway.ter loop lanes, a slow go 29 minutes, a 29 miles per hour. ti!!then, matters get worse fro5 down toward 95, 24 minutes, sppeds drop to 27 miles per hour. that's a look at your morning travels. patrice, over to you. >>> first on fox, exclusive pictures of what appears to be speed camera operators speeding down the road. megan gilliland is along 695 where the cameras have been turned. good morning, megan. >> eporter: good morning, to all of you. the speed cameras have been operating here n these work zones for about a year now. the cameras re actually operated out of vehicles like this one just over my shoulder here. they snap pictures as cars go zooming past, but take a look at what happens when the cameras are turned. sunday afternoon, a driver going 80 miles per hour claims to have caught one of those speed camera vehicles speeding right past him. he says the speed camera vehicle was flying down i-70 for 10 miles showing no signs of slowing. %-the cameras around. to turn using his i-p

seasonable weather to continue and whether or not there's any kind oo strong storms in the future doon with candace dold who has a loo3 at the traffic edge. candace, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, steve. we're not talking about the -torm damage this morning, but we're talking about the volume. here is a live look at 95, scooting through the fort mchenry tunnel and it's a source of congestion there on the southbouud lanes, from the toll plaza all the way down to %-we're also talking about the belttay right now thh outer loop lanes from 795 toward 95, a very slow go, 19 minutes, 33 miles per hour. and 95 looks good, though. -rom the fort mchenry funnel toward the beltway 8 minutes at 55 miles per hour and the same speed from the harbor tunnel ú%wn toward 95. that's a look at the mornings travels. patrice, back to you. >>> 7:022on fox 45 morning news. >>> a local state of emergency remains in place in baltimore city. the mayor made that declaration after seeing firsthhnd the intense damage one by the storms overnight tuesday. northeast baltimore where people forced out of theii

so, look, i think political leaders from the president on doon -- of course, president busis no the whiteand that whole episode through the end of president bush's administration. t it's nice to hear him say it was a mistake because it so manifestly was. host: he talks about waterboaing d at comes ? guest: of course, the treatment of al qaeda prisoners have become a huge issue. i happen to think waterboarding is wrong thing. lives were saved. i think it's defensible. i'm glad to hear that the decision was made by the president himself. host: and matt lauer asked about the legality. >> the lawyers said it was legal. it doesn't -- it's not in the anti--- you have to trust the people around you and i do. host: back to the phone calls and we ask about what's next with the republican geopolitical realignment. steven on the independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning, fred. guest: hi. caller: i'm one of those independents that got swayed right and i voted for obama. i had the pleasure of talking to david stockman and i agree with him that i don't want to paraphrase his words but tax cuts i