ellis, how did you set all this up?they were having her birthbay party a bay or two after i got here. i naturally thought make it a surprise. >> how were you able to slip in undetected? >> we bought her a bird house. my nieces and nephew took her around the back to hang it up. meanwhile my dad texted me to let me know she was in the backyard. >> joyce, did you suspect anything? >> not anything. they said ellis wouldn't be able to come home for a long time. i thought it was one of the other children doing the rabbit ears behind my head. >> we love your video. happy birthday, grandma. >> thank you very much. >>> if you're disappointed with lame fireworks tonight, blame the people you voted for. >> bill thompson the mayor with the wrong priorities. $6,000 on fireworks. only $6,000? >> i'm willing to put up with a few extra potholes if it means better fireworks fourth of july. >> so vote for tom cor dpshgsgal have better fireworks for you. >> is this real? >> of course -- it's not. >> you thought that was real? >> have you

elly katabira.he significance of this 19th annual conference being held in washington, d.c., after decades of banning people with aids from being able to come into the country, aids and hiv. >> it is very significant. we know very well the u.s. people have been supporting the cause of aids/hiv for a long time, however, we have been unable to come here to show our appreciation rid the lifting of the band has and a possible. this particular conference, for the first time it has more americans than ever 7% of the participants. when the conference was being held outside, only a limited number of people could be allowed. now they are all here and to gather we are -- to gather we are being able to express our experiences together. >> number of global organization said the congress should not be held in the u.s. because it still includes -- excludes two of the most impact to groups, drug users and sex workers'. >> this is true, but i think we need to appreciate the difference between the band of hiv-infect

michele ellis is a rookie officer in training. this is her second week working on prison grounds. >> my husband, you know, was kind of skeptical at first. i think he knows this is something that i really want to do. >> i've always had a passion for law enforcement. that's just something i love. my kids were kind of excited. they thought, okay, mommy is going to be a cop. that's cool for them. i don't think they really understand everything that's going on. you have to remember to stay firm, fair and consistent. you can't really treat anybody any different. they're all human. they're all men. you have to remember that. >> hey, this is lieutenant meehan. can you send offender tye, t-y-e up to custody hall? i need to speak with him. >> it's been a bad week for ronnie tye. since being caught with a cell phone charger, prison officials have suspended his contact visits. and now they've just handed down a ruling on his request to be married at the prison. >> they denied getting married at this time due to conduct history. >> how can the

ellis. reporter elizabeth cox says delays for years. i'm sorry to be the bearer bad news but they been working in the east end of the square for little over a year now and today was the first official day that stockton street closed at grant go from chinatown to union square and is closed between. ellis. duckweeds and this is all part of a $1.6 billion new project to build an underground subway from china times union square and is expected to be combined by 2017 is of tremendous build the via is being forced to move his flowers stand on stockton across the streets and says he is one of the lucky ones. it's their problem not going to like this. the clinic has some vibrations in some ways. the lid want to avoid going up the streets. now and ordered to make room for the closure grant which is normally one mysteries it's gonna be open both directions which will be from post to geary streets carries some good news. during the holidays the construction project will be cleared out for the heavy hol

between ellis in theory the roads were shut down. these two blocks will remain closed to traffic of the 2017. the disclosure is only a block away from union square. nearby grand avenue has been transformed into a two- way street. >>jaqueline: it was hot out there today. here is a live look outside over downtown san francisco. temperatures still fairly warm and our inland valleys. closer to the coastline temperatures are a lot cooler. as look ahead to the rest of the workweek, minimal fall. into wednesday and thursday winds of the north will keep taking of. fan flood said the look of the door tomorrow morning, temperatures are already very mild. as we move into the noon hour, temperatures are fairly quick to warn. we will the '80s and '90s. the red on your screen represents the '90s. the inland valleys in the '90s and portions of the north bay and its outbreak in the '90s. along the coastline, cooler temperatures. let's take a look neighborhood by neighborhood. but she >> here is a look at your extended forecast. warmer weather over t

>> there's a certain area that lifeguards working for jeff ellis and associates are supposed to stayithin. to tell us a little bit more about this location, we have tomas lopez on skype right this minute. >> are the boundaries for the lifeguards safety or the swimmers? >> more for the swimmers. >> what was his condition? >> he was conscious but coughing up a lot of water. he had some blues in the face, lack of oxygen. i just found out he was released from the hospital and he's okay. >> tomas, were you shocked when you realized you were being fired for saving this man's life. >> i wasn't really shocked. we were told this rule and told what happened if we crossed this boundary. i accepted it because i was going home with my morals intact. >> so by the rules with your lifeguard company you were supposed to let this man drown? >> i was supposed to call 911 and let action take its course basically. >> the company did release a statement saying we have liability issues and can't go out of the protected area. they stand by their decision. >> that decision has been changed recently. they cha

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >> that is our broadcast as we start off a new week. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams and we hope to see you right back here >>> good evening, i'm a live look at oakland. president obama's return to the bay area brought along traffic tie up supporters and some protesters too. tonight the fundraising focus is on oakland. the president touching down in oakland just before 3:00 this afternoon. a half hour later, he attended an event at the scottish rite center. and he followed that up with a private different at piedmont. we have live team coverage of the president's bay area visit. we begin with nbc bay year's jody hernandez who joins us live from piedmont. >> the president arrived here to piedmont about a half an hour ago. this is as close as they allowed us to get. but some folks in piedmont got to greet the president personally. >> i think it's very exciting to have the president come through our little community. >> reporter: >> whatever your political strife is, you've got to be happy that obama's come to the bay area,

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rehema ellis. >> the first and most practical way -- >> reporter: in this summer school class in atlanta students are to focus on what's ahead. >> i'm thinking about tomorrow not today. >> reporter: 16-year-old jonathan hernandez says he wants to be an engineer, so he is studying how carpentry is related. he's one of 4200 taking courses at an atlanta technical college, all part of a two-year, statewide program in georgia that mandates students as early as sixth grade pick a career. they get regular career counseling, evaluation, and hands on learning. some say it's too early for kids to know what they want to do. but others insist in today's economy students need to plan for the future as soon as possible. even though they can change their minds as they go along. >> we can no longer afford to send our children to college without a clue in the world of what they want to do. >> reporter: that works for 17-year-old lauren. >> i just want to know it's something i really want to do as a career choice. >> reporter: schools and businesses are working together to help students be career ready fo

ellis, on the board of appeals, but i think you're -- it will be sad to lose you what mr.t i think you'll benefit here. i support richard hillis to the planning commission. supervisor kim: supervisors, we have a motion. supervisor farrell: i am happy to second that emotion. a little bit on the board of appeals, but more directly with the mason center and my district. i really look forward to working together. i>>supervisor campos: and very w people can get him to come with a tie, so kudos to you mr. hillis. supervisor kim: we have heard three it commissioners from the planning commission. it is always great for that. i want to say that in my time working with you, not as a commissioner, but as a member of the board of appeals, just in your time at the mayor's office, i have found you were incredibly divergent and spent a lot of time listening to the committee. i also appreciate the creative nest. your knowledge is based around different tools and techniques, particularly the issue of affordable housing. i think with the challenge of the impending dissolution around every d

jean ellie is live in san francisco with more on what this nigh arrest means for the case. jean? >> reporter: homicide detectives are in north carolina tonight waiting to bring that murder suspect back here to the hall of justice. one with attorney says that arrest should have happened months ago. the murder of san francisco father tony bologna and his two sons michael and matthew, shocked san francisco in 2008. in may, a jury convicted edwin with ramos of three counts of murder. >> a jury couldn't determine if he was the actual shooter but he was convicted of three murders in the first degree. >> reporter: his attorney told the jury he drove the car, but didn't know a murder was about to happen, and did not pull the trigger, that another accused ms-13 gang member fired the deadly shot. she says police should have acted on the information. >> they did nothing to apprehend the real shooter, nothing. you know, they had this poor guy left holding the bag. >> reporter: san francisco police did act monday morning. flying to north carolina to help arrest reyes, he's being held on an ar

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it makes eddy and ellis two-way street. it is a small business. the kurds are going too fast to see the businesses. they did not stop and look. we now have ellis street two ways. is at risk in here? i did not hear him get announced. but i want to thank him. when he took control of the product, he made it happen. rachel is here. she also helped with the little saigon plan. it makes a big difference because we have too much traffic in the tenderloin, and to the bed for business. bedcpmc development agreement will make all of -- the cpmc development agreement will make them both two way street. it will bring 135 pedestrian street lights in this neighborhood. a lot of people say it is not safe here at night. that is because it is so dark. we have the fewest streetlights pitiless places of five on a blood. we average one into, at most, three. within a year of that agreement being finalized, we will have 135 street lights more in the tenderloin, which makes a big difference. [applause] anaya also want to mention way down on ninth street, as you go down

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editor at above the law ellie and liz chatterton.emocratic direct mail and strategic consultant firm. we are stuck at 8.2 percent. we were supposed to be at 5.2 percent yet he said we are stepping in the right direction. help me see it >> i don't know if it is a step it is not a plunge off of the cliff. at some point you have to say if your house is on fire and obama comes and helps you put out the fire are you happy he put out the fire or angry he didn't mow your lawn. everything is not getting better as quickly as we would like. but he saved us from the cliff. that is worth system. >> i working hard at how he is saving us if more poem are unemployed. we are stuck at a high unemployment number and since the great depression. and there is one. and liz, how is this a big step in the right direction. i am not seeing it. >> three years ago we would have killed 8.2. that looked great. did we set our expectations too high . probably. getting back to 5 in only four years that is a long way to go. think of it this way. we lost 8 million and

ellis crushes one to left. eighth of the season. 5-0 dodgers.esterday's hero, hanley ram's, in the seventh, dours between the gap. prinze home matt kemp. ramirez, three rbis-dodgers crush the giantses 10-0. >> we're going to have games like this. you look like you're flat, and that usually goes when you don't hit. we need a spark somewhere. somebody driving in a run or doing something, and we're missing that in the last couple of days. >> it's the major leagues. nothing is easy here. so, we're excited to come down to it and we're almost to august. we're excited to come down to the wire, and fight it out for the next two months. >> mike: earthquakes hosting the chicago fire oning wig day. ross from outside the box. eighth minute of stoppage time. lenhart drills it in. san jose dodges. 1-1 the final. >> we want to give you olympic updates so when you hear spoiler alert, look away if you don't want to know in case you're watching later. when the music stops e.r.a. join us. here you go, ♪ >> good to abc-7 news.com for all the results, not only u.s.a

whether they arrived on the mayflower or on a slave ship, whether they came through ellis island or across rio grande. immigrants sign their names to our declaration and helped win our independence. immigrants helped lay the railroads and build our cities, calloused hand by calloused hand. immigrants took up arms to preserve our union, to defeat fascists, and to win the cold war. immigrants and their descendants helped pioneer new industries and fuel are information age, from google to the iphone. the story of immigrants in america is not a story of them, it is story of us, who we are. now, all of you get to write the next chapter. each of you have traveled your own path to this moment, from cameroon in the philippines, russia, and places in between. some of you came here as children, brought by parents who dreamed of giving you the opportunities that they had never had. others of you came as adults. finding your way to a new country and a new culture and language. all of you did something, you chose to serve. you put on the uniform of a country that was not yet fully your own in the time

ellis crushes one to left. eighth of the season. 5-0 dodgers. between the gap. prinze home matt kemp. ramirez, three rbis-dodgers crush the giantses 10-0. >> we're going to have games like this. you look like you're flat, and that usually goes when you don't hit. we need a spark somewhere. somebody driving in a run or doing something, and we're missing that in the last couple of days. >> it's the major leagues. nothing is easy here. so, we're excited to come down to it and we're almost to august. we're excited to come down to the wire, and fight it out for the next two months. >> mike: earthquakes hosting the chicago fire oning wig day. ross from outside the box. eighth minute of stoppage time. lenhart drills it in. san jose dodges. 1-1 the final. >> we want to give you olympic updates so when you hear spoiler alert, look away if you don't want to know in case you're watching later. when the music stops e.r.a. join us. here you go, ♪ >> good to abc-7 news.com for all the results, not only u.s.a. athletes, and this sports report brought to yo you

barriers and a fencing around two blocks in stockton going from where i'm standing all the way down to ellisch is just awful market. they're going to actually building a subway station. let's take a look at a google earth map of what is going on. >> this is an overhead view of san francisco looking north across the city. these two blocks will remain closed to traffic until 2017 when construction is scheduled to be completed. disclosure is only one block away from union square. nearby grand avenue has been converted into a two-way street between geary and sutter to keep traffic moving. this section of road will be closed until 2017 but it will reopen to road traffic between thanksgiving and new year's. during the holidays you will be able to drive through this section of stockton. >>grant: in the east bay at least 10 vehicles have been broken into and one concord parking lot, here is where they are happening. and this is one place or people who are visiting, here's a closer look at the parking lot. it is fairly isolated, especially to the south. >> just when you thought the pain at the pump w

a two-block stretch of stock ton street is closed between ellis and geary street. crews began work on an underground stop, that includes a new subway station at union square. >> thesen across -- across market underneath stockton. so we have to close this street because we have to do work directly underneath us. >> grant avenue will switch from one way to two ways. there's good news for holiday shoppers. stockton street will reopen. >> drivers in berkeley may be able to avoid ashby avenue. there will be work going on there from from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. work will continue through august 16th. caltrans says there could be delays up to 30 minutes at sol of the intersections. >>> one of two men wanted in the disappearance of a missing girl has turned himself in. he surrendered to authorities last night. investigators believe his 19- year-old son may have investigated the 16-year-old and is taking her to mexico. they've issued an amber alert for the girl. the men are interested persons of interest in shooting deaths. >>> there is also a search today for a man wounding

ernie ellis was doing this on 18 for birdie. els to 7 under with a two under 68.g to get his first major in over a decade. it would come down to this for scott. scott found a bunker on 18. this is his third shot needs to get up and down from the fareway to force a playoff. scott within eight feet. that's money. meanwhile, ernie checking to see if i chose myself in fantasy golf this weekend. i should have. forcing a playoff and the epic fail. four up, a dom scott collapses and ernie els wins. only five other men have done that. the title of championship golfer. >>> to baseball. the nationals announcing placed on the 15-day dl proving once again my choice not to have any sort of muscle is a wise one. they will reevaluate in two weeks. >>> ryan zimmerman, he has muscles, but hotter than july batting .383. 84 miles an hour change-up from juergens. that's not good enough. nats up 2-0. then later up 3-0, ropes one to right. nats up 4-0. 8 for 11 in the last three games. bottom three, zim up again. i told you, he crushes it. this time a solo to left. his tenth career mul

i also want to thank tracy jennison of kirkland and ellis for doing whatever she needed to do to get the fine wine donated by duckhorn wine company and shea lure. you should have bottled of that on your table right now. we're also grateful to mark richardson and merrill corporation who contributed the printing of our luncheon program and menu, and i want to personally thank our friends at the recorder and "the daily journal" for their pro bono support in leading us up to today. i also want to thank the committee that worked on this and the honorary committee, all those people contributed to is. and now the only reason you really want to hear about from me is that i'm the guy that gets to give away presents. for the first time this year, we have compliments of our former chair, ken gurnsey, a silicon valley jawbone jam box. i don't know what it is. but i've been told by people who do that it's really wonderful. so what i'm going to do is draw -- hopefully you can put your name in here. i'm going to draw a name with the person whose name i draw simply stand up and raise your runners co

nbc news spoke with the lifeguard management company where president jeff ellis said we need to knowlete, if we did something inappropriate, wi will make it right. that including offering him his employment back if he was terminated in haste. several other hallandale lifeguards have quit in protest over the incident. >> if that was my family right there, i would go for them too. >> i'm not going to sit there and watch someone drown. that's our job. we're lifeguarding. >> reporter: they say we take the safety to all visitors to our beaches very seriously. whether they're in a protected area or unprotected area, we believe aid must be rendered. >> so only moments ago our bc station reporting that the company offered lopez his job back. he declined their offer. what do you think? should he have been fired? take a look what the "newsnation" is saying about tuesday's "gut check." we asked is it a good idea to make all drivers carry breathalyzers? i missed that one. i wasn't here. 13% agree. 86% of you disagree. and eddie de la cruz said now the government has overreached, but we should pu

it is where ellis island came from. we will put the emigration reception center next door. it is not far away, but it is not symbolically the same place. regionally in the 1890's, the statue of liberty had been physically separated from immigration for both to be accepted. finally, in 1903, the economy is in much better shape. the last two decades of the 19th century, the economy is worse than what we are experiencing now. it is a 2-decade-long depression. it is the gilded age, a small group of people to went extraordinarily well, a large group of people are suffering. when you have a large group of people who are suffering and unemployment is high, emigration is controversial. it was not until the economy picked up in the early years of the 20th-century and there were more authors who began to talk about the statue of liberty in positive terms and relate it to immigration. one of the really great moments, the melting pot is played. the melting pot, which is an ode to the greatness of america as a country that could receive people from everywhere, and blend them together so

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tomorrow, crews will turn grant into a two-way street and monday they will close stockton between ellis a geary to all traffic except emergency vehicles. crews are busy working on the underground utilities for the project. joe vasquez shows us it will be chaotic for years. >> it never ends >> construction on union square is going from ridiculous to nightmare. bulldozers and backhoes are already as common as the cable cars. the city has been doing work on the east end of the square for more than a year and with this new construction phase stockton will be closed for years, perhaps five years. that is according to the municipal transportation agency which is moving into the next phase of building the central subway, an underground train running from chinatown to union square and points beyond if they eventually find the money >> our model has been short-term pain for long-term gain >> she says she does not think the construction will have that much of a negative impact, when is completed in 2019 he will bring huge numbers of people to the district >> we will feel vibrations and it will be

. >> crews shut down stockton street today between ellis and gary to make way for construction of the central subway. >> right in the middle of union square all the tourists from europe and asia are here enjoying the sunshine and getting a little dose of california gridlock. but me show you what is going on here on geary street. they started moving in this equipment this morning and they did not waste any time in blocking off the corner. they also started digging sump holes in preparation for this work. all of this is part of the central subway project and you can see it is forcing people out into the street and a lot of people think they will keep walking that way and as long as they don't get run over it is ok. they put barriers up and everyone coming down stockton street heading towards market street needs to make a right turn here because stockton has been closed off. there is a guy who sells flowers on the corner here and he has been doing it for 25 years. they're moving him across the street and down one block but he says his neighbors of neiman marcus and leave it on are not so

. >> were there any restrictions on the ellis of operation? >> -- hours of operation? >> there are no restrictions. having said that, this district does have, for any commercial use, a restriction on the hours of operation. i believe they must close before two o'clock a.m. my sense is two o'clock a.m. >> and thank you.

mark ellis. is plated. we're tied at 2-2. in the 12th. furcal me maybe. it's enough to plate joe kelly. that's your game winner. everybody drive in safe. cards walk off in 12. 3-2, the final. >>> david beckham and the all-stars taking on john terry and chelsea. donovan to henry. henry, no, wadlowski, yes. chelsea down by the sam score. frank lampard with the corner kick. a dangerous squad. they get going, look out. 73rd minute. beckham to duane derosario. watch the finish. beats the cooper. no chance there. tied at 2-2. beckerman plays it through to johnson. shot is deflected and right in. the mls all-stars defending home turf. they win, 3-2. >>> the senior open championship begins today on espn2. >>> we also have a few olympic notes ahead of tomorrow's big opening ceremonies. the u.s. women's soccer team rallied from an early 2-0 deficit to beat france, 4-2. the next match is saturday against columbia. >>> talk about amajor embarrassment. they showed the south korean flag while introducing the north korean team. the players refused to take the field for

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mark ellis contributing, making it 4-0.odgers never shut out the giants in two consecutive games in san francisco. kershaw went the distance. dodgers beat the g-men, did not give up a run in the final 20 innings. 4 or the finals. >> a's and os, come for the game and stay for the family character ca tour. weiters, three run shot. a's couldn't figure out the rookie pitcher. ks in five innings, including five in the fourth with only ten pitches. most strikeouts in one inning in major league baseball history by a taiwanese player. orioles sweep, 6-1 the final. >> football is a contact sport. can't judge players until you put on the pads. everybody looks good in shorts. the 49ers did just that today and let the competition begin. it's still an atmosphere of controlled violence as you don't want to get anyone hurt but this is when the evaluation begins for the coaches as to who will make the 5053-map roster. the defense loves this day, doing what they do best, hit people, and the offensive coordinator gives us the lowdown. >> it'

before that, rising son larry ellie son of 454 feet. today, rising sun is only ninth in the world and shows with mega yachts these days, size really does matter. for more on the yacht wars and some great pictures of some very big boats, we've got a good slide show and a story on cnbc.com. mandy? >> if size really does matter, how big the boats going to get? i would imagine there's competition with my boat's bigger than yours kind of thing. >> a little bit. basically, there is a point at which it's hard to dock them. there are marinas that don't take boats over 400 feet and super expensive. cruise over 50, 60 people. to fill the gas tank is more than $100,000. and larry ellie son traded down because he said rising sun is too big and felt like he was walking in an empty mall on his boat and i think at a certain point for the rational yacht buyer there's too big. >> i think the bottom line is you don't need a boat that big. >> no. >> you don't. thanks so much, robert. >>> staying on the high seas now. a giant lobster will live to see anoth

grant between gary and solder into a two-way streets then on monday it will close stockton between ellis and carried to all traffic except emergency vehicles. joe vasquez shows us is not what is going to be chaotic for years. there waves construction and union square is going from bulldozers and backhoes are already as common as the cable cars here. as the city has been doing work on the stand for more than a year now with this new construction phase stockton will be closed for years perhaps the next five years. >>> said according to the municipal transportation agency which is now moving into the next phase in building the union square central subway an underground train that went from chinatown's union square she doesn't think the construction will have much of a negative impact after all many of the customers here are walking tourists. construction of the central subway that is completed and the other 19 will bring will feel librations and said is going to be very dusty. that includes the rose colored glasses. >>> maybe will be a fantastic thing that's what they're doing the construct

ellis crushes one to left. 7-0 dodgers, in the seven.amirez doubles to the gap, bringing home matt kemp. dodgers crush the giants, 10-0. now one back in the n.l. league west. >> a's in baltimore, getting shut out by hunter. gets cespedes swinging. cespedes gets revenge in the fourth. right now a's up 2-0 in the fourth. we'll update the highlights at 6:00. >> 49ers garying up for the race back to the big game. the defense returns all of 11 starters, unheard of in the era of free agency. they were top ten in total defense. al don smith will step into a starting role. and now that hey have a year under the belt, the defense can only improve. >> you can actually see some of the things you did last year and the stuff you need to work on, so just implementing their playbook, trying to understand what they want you to get accomplished, and you can actually start tweaking your defense. >> done well. we don't rest on thes. we want to come back and duplicate that and make it that much better. play that much better as a defense. >> mike: let's tee