ellis on the san francisco public utilities commission. thanks. >> just briefly, it is really a pleasure to see a commission do wonderful work and great things, made up of a body of good people. i just want to thank you all for the work that you do. thank you. commissioner mirkarimi: thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. continue that to the call of the chair. next item please. >> future agenda items. commissioner mirkarimi: colleagues, any future agenda items? commissioner schmeltzer: i do not know it is technically counts, but i'm wondering if we might be able to try and at least tentatively scheduled meetings more than one meeting out. there have been, i think, some scheduling conflicts recently, and possibly, we might be able to avoid those if we were able to try to set a meeting a little farther out. if the chair is amenable to that. commissioner mirkarimi: absolutely. just because a leading up to the twin challenges of what was on the june ballot and ask racing to deal racingcca required more --

back to you. >> rehema ellis, thank you. just how long is this weather going to last? for answers we turn to weather channel meteorologist samantha mohr. samantha, what's the story? >> too long for comfort, lester. that's for sure. we have the heat and over the top of the heat we have heavy rain. we did want to mention in iowa in delaware county we have a foot of rain in about 24 hours. now look at all our severe thunderstorm watch boxes lined up right along the top of that ridge. where we are seeing that heat as we head into the next two days. we are going to see at least one more day of solid heat and a little easing as we head into monday across the mid-atlantic. it's going to take this front and hitting up against that very strong ridge of high pressure. in the meantime we are going to have to deal with more flooding rain potentially tonight along that frontal boundary into tomorrow, too. we'll be continuing to watch the rain gauges fill up. hopefully by monday we'll start to see those temperatures back off by at least a few degrees. lester? >> we will look for tha

it's a song that was made by a man named matthew too bold, a very well respected elder whose wife, ellie, just recently passed on. both of them were very well respected for their singing skills. when i thought about doing an arrangement for today, the blue horse special came to mind. i thought i wonder if i can bring a cedar flute into an air, i thought, i wonder if i can take a pala song and turn it into a reel. what i will do is sing you the original pala song, so you can hear that, then we will go into an arrangement that also includes a little something at the end for my grandparents. (singing) >> welcome to this afternoon's performance. before the actual performance starts i thought i would say a few brief words about what japanese chamber music means. there are quite a different number of japanese chamber music. what you will hear today however is a musical form that was transmitted by a specific group of musicians. all of the musicians by definition were blind males. the significance of this genre is perhaps at most notable for the aesthetic quality of its pieces of some of the gr

seconded by ellis. item 22? all in favor, please signify by saying aye. opposed? ayes have it. clerk: mr. president, is there any additional new business? >> i was keeping notes on follow up items, and i have 3. one was something that must be useful to have some technology policy and how we direct staff as far as having the appropriate level of investigative alternatives. second is with the sewer system, it invites a discussion of police -- policy, and we need to come to grips with that more concretely. third, within the universe of our planning for the program, we have been focusing on ssip and not as much on the r & r. it may be possible to do a level of service definition for them as well, and we look forward to doing that in the near future. >> there were two elements. one was the 10%, and the other was the structure. putting it together, is there a financial plan or staging process? >> i agree, but i know that time is of the essence. given the rates and inflation taking off, i guess before we get there we will know fairly soon. >> and that is the result of the acquisition,

nick sherman, mark shelley, richard ellis, michael hughes, elizabeth colbert, simon winchester. i have been calling a lot of people and asking a lot of questions. thank you to my studio assistance. in sound and media, we have carolyn chadwick, raymond chavez, alex chadwick. my media coordinator, luc d ubious. they've given us a much of their time and brilliance to work with us to help in the final character of the media and also pentagram and management. i have to think what wall of foundries -- i have to thank walal walla foundries. what is missing? it begins with an accounting of what we are losing as we watch. in terms of species and habitat loss and i hope it provokes more a sense of wonder at what this planet is capable of and still could return to. this is a beginning. let's imagine this as a portal. we have begun to think of this as listening to the earth. me will be able to connect to the president. we see all the things that are being accomplished. we can also see into the future and by 2000 12th, we will start with the clean paint for the future. -- and by 2012, we wil

extra innings, ellie comes in to score. giants sweep the d-backs. 3-2 is the final. eugenio velez was placed on 15-day disabled list after getting hit in the head by a foul. he is supposed to travel home with the team tonight. philip seymour hoffman was on hand to watch dallas braydon. 6 and a third and struck out five. a's were down 1-0 in the second with two on. he squeaks one through the infield. one run scores, two-runs score and the a's take the lead. next bart up, kurt suzuki with a --- three runs batted in. he wins for the first time since that perfect game. >> let me get that win and kind of get him on a roll. we are happy to have him back. i know our pitching staff is. >> i can quit answering calls from the oakland zoo looking for their monkey. he is off my bat. >> baseball inducted hall of fame class. hey lined by andre dawson, whitey her zaugg. giants john miller described the difficulties of being a father and broadcaster with this story involving his then 3- year-old daughter emily. >> so, i turned and said what is it, em? and she said, dad, i have to go

nbc's rahema ellis. >> reporter: another heat advisory has been issued for new york this morning. on saturday, high temperature combined with smothering humidity made it feel like it was over 100 degrees. the hot, steamy weather triggered a flurry of thunderstorms in some parts of the country. and weather experts warned of the dangerous conditions up and down the east coast. one possible weather-related death happened in maryland, where paramedics say the heat likely played a role in the death of a 20-year-old man who was biking and had a heart attack. >> this is shaping up to be the warmest july on record, and we've had the jet stream well to the north and that has been reinforcing the warm air. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, more scorching temperatures, that tourists from oregon were not accustomed to. >> not this hot and not this much humidity. >> reporter: back in new york, blistering temperatures seemed appropriate for a sand sculpting contest at coney island but the most some can do is wait it out and take advantage of anything that's cool. for "today" rehema ellis, n

some timely hit nepg single scores ellis and matt watson. 2-1, a's.y didn't really look back from there. kurt suzuki. he's swinging a hot bat since signing the new deal. singled to right. cliff pennington comes home. he proves to be the game-winner. a's win 6-4. they've won eight of the last ten. so an exciting day all around for baseball in the bay area. >> absolutely. very nice to see. thanks, laura. >>> still to come at 5:00 -- san francisco's symphony played for free this afternoon to a packed house. well, packed park if you want to be accurate. if you missed it, hweave some of st heexle nup weekends as well. ds >>> here's a little taste of the san francisco symphony's free concert today. ♪ >> delores park didn't quite have the acoustics of the performance hall. you couldn't beat the atmosphere. hundreds if not thousands of people spent the afternoon enjoying the beautiful weather and beautiful music. the concert featured all mexican compos composers. this is the eighth year the symphony has put on the delores park free concert. in case you missed

the golden gate was erected in eleven sixty four ellis the outstanding symbol of the city its witness everything from celebrations to tragedies. over the city's main entrance it's huge oak goes with it as you can see. today the city is full of life tourist buses zoom past the sights nice not happy tourists take photographs of new buildings that stand next to ancient and historical structures that are centuries old is happy harmony makes a fascinating city what it is today. it was a store in the back streets in the hillside areas behind the main assumption cathedral not only will you see impressive use here but the locals relax meet friends and family sing songs and paint. considered it's so nice to come and relax here with friends in the fresh air surrounded by impressive architecture. is roughly one hundred and eighty kilometers from moscow the best way to get here is by car if you don't have your own transport like teach the train. station three times a day. the magnificent gold in white some shifty jewel is the may highlight it was built in eleven fifty seven and became the main mo

started back in the early 1900s, when andy's dad and uncle emigrated from sicily and went through ellis island. they were both teenagers and spoke barely any english, but they had a dream for something better. >> this is the american dream where people see opportunity. i don't know how my grandfather was living there, could scrape up enough money to put 2 kids on a boat to the united states and probably knowing they'd never see them again. but they knew there was no opportunity there where they lived. and i think that's what the united states is all about. >> the 2 brothers started their operation in new york, but then moved out west to begin growing fruits and vegetables. and in 1927, steven trademarked the name "andy boy" in honor of his son. the company became the first ever brand of fresh vegetables in the united states and has been recognized for more than 80 years now as a leading brand in the business. today, the farm is feeding the nation by harvesting more than 30,000 acres of fresh vegetables all packed under the andy boy brand. and while they farm a wide variety of produce, s

. >> our district was hit hard by ellis act vagzs it was a tool the city allowed. i hope we can continue to try to address. >> very smart people have been talking about this for a long time and good plans have been developed that are plans where we work with developers to get down to build more affordable housing. we hope for more incentives. hope for more contribution to city services in the building of the housing. >> there is the mission safe way which is a single story building surrounded by a parking lot. there are several parcels like that, a lot of people in the neighborhood have been talking about building the spaces out and puts the parking under ground and finds spaces for more affordable housing. preferably a healthy mix of rental and ownership opportunity. >> the current the castro upper market is in the motion of a planning process, meets with stake holders about certain parcels on market street that will be developed and its what the community would like to see in the parcels being developed. an important aspect, of course is affordable housing >>. th

mark ellis is safe. kouzmanoff heading home and 2-1 oakland. kouzmanoff off the reining al cy young winner. 4-1a's. geo gonzalez is in a jam and bases loaded. deep down the line to get bettencourt. and of all the players in the majors who might hit for the cycle, benji molina might be your least likely candidate. the exgiants' catcher hit a grand slam for the rangers in boston. on this play he triples in his final at bat. he is huffing and puffing for the cycle. benji, stand up triple. tweaked his quad on the play though, and he may be in need of oxygen. rangers win it 8-4. one thing at the british open, you will nef get good weather four days in a row. perfect weather, and then the mother of all wind storms. they stopped play for an hour because it was too windy. gusts up to 41 miles per hour. my hat! tiger woods scrambling for his pin sheet. the conditions made it surreal. it was comical at times. tiger fought through it with a one over par 73. this on 18. almost a hole in one. but tiger still got a lot of work. eight strokes back. and he ope

mark ellis bear handed and turned the up double play. -- the double play. kouzmanoff in the 10th.nock. good night, game over, drive home safely. barton scores and the a's win it 5-4 in 10. russell was in court today and pled not guilty to drug possession charges in mobile, alabama. a hearing has been set at which time the prosecution will present its evidence. russell was arrested in a sting operation on july fifth. he was allegedly in possession of codeine syrup without a prescription. the former number one pick was dropped in may. russell's agent says he hopes to return. ea sport showed off six new games part of the summer showcase. the 49ers linebacker hoed football drills. just a bit outside. willis fired up about the upcoming season. >> i heard them say an opportunity is always around us. they come ever so often. >> lance armstrong made his l.a. charge at the tour de france. the seven-time m cha p did not have enough in the tank. a 124-mile pedal up the peer ran niece. -- pyranese. he sat in the front much of the way, but it turned into a sprint and armstrong was taken over b

started back in the early 1900s, when andy's dad and uncle emigrated from sicily and went through ellisisland. they were both teenagers and spoke barely any english, but they had a dream for something better. >> this is the american dream where people see opportunity. i don't know how my grandfather was living there, could scrape up enough money to put 2 kids on a boat to the united states and probably knowing they'd never see them again.

an infield single scoring mark ellis to make it 1-1. anderson is back off the dl.hits. brzenzinski with the blooper to center. the white sox win at, 6-1 over the athletic. bar tollly -- bartoli lost. top seed advanced to the semis. the marquis match up sharapova against dimentiava. the three-time grand slam champion and sharapova showing off the wheels here. down the line for the winner. captures the first set. she came back to tie it up. on to the third set and sharapova pounding it down the line to end it. 6-4, 2-6 6-3. football news and no crabtree consternation. they open training camp. all of the rookies are signed. the the first rounderses are ready to go. they get a 5-year, 26.5 million deal. it is good to be big. he signs for 18 million over five years. finally tonight, we love the eye candy in the x games, but this is scary. x games 16 and he loses it and hands on his head. rosen -- i mean, the bike could have landed on him and he could have been easily killed. he was taken off on a stretcher. good news he was able to move his limbs. and we have a double b

yes the warriors sold and ellis didn't get it. >> that's our report for tonight. thank you for joining us. good night.

ellis is a quick settlement that sells all sidekick to be 2015 before trials begin at least 20, 28 before pros and other issues resolved. so far surrendered federal lawsuits have been filed. we're right to take a break, will you back more headlines, overnight the romans and the latest news coming up in just a bit. in a live look inside, shoppers of the camera, just a bit. in a live look inside, shoppers of the camera, 101 will be right back. and not enough sleep. what i wouldn't do for a do-over. [ female announcer ] new neutrogena® clinical skincare. exclusive ion2 complex combined with activating cream helps restore collagen depleted skin. neutrogena clinical skincare is clinically tested to undo the look of a year's worth of skin aging in just 4 weeks. do-overs do exist. [ female announcer ] new clinical skincare. neutrogena. #1 dermatologist recommended brand. level i cared the golden gate bridge a little hazy get there, like the scenery last couple of days no big surprise that there, we do have some pitchers warming up a bit as we head towards the weekend louisa will be up in a momen

pay it's working in russia so why not here in the us well joining me in this you discuss it is ryan ellis tax policy director at americans for tax reforms and christian dorsey director director of external and government affairs at the economic policy institute gentlemen thank you so much for being here now first i want to get your thoughts should these tax cuts for the rich be allowed to expire while they're extended for the middle class the lower classes. well first of all americans for tax reform we believe that this is not the time to raise taxes at all but nobody's taxes should go up that's what we're talking about here we're talking about raising taxes if all of the tax increases that are set to go into effect in january were in fact to go into effect it would probably be the largest tax increase in american history this is certainly not the time to do that and we think that we can keep taxes right where they are as a necessary precondition of getting back to economic recovery but what about the deficit that's right no one's talking about rolling back the tax cuts for everyone they'

created to drive people down towards that system that keeps people in the early going to to through ellis island came to russia that's you know the last name i and my family they waited through they got their things they were there for our back then the united and we have our assistance and while he's had. his work or able to leave the border does that mean that's the only group that should be coming to the united states earlier this year which i didn't have is next i want to know what happens next after this ruling has been made now clearly there is still debate right here in this studio right now so does this mean that you know the obama administration maybe was crossing their fingers hoping that if this ruling went in their favor the things that kind of settle down that are there you know i think this would simmer down benefit this is going to make this is going to backfire on what the other side's going to come out i think we're going to see now is pinner eleven states say to the federal government we're going to drop the same law come get us bring it on federal government you take us

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i've been to ellis island. yeah, they did. >> okay. all right. you came the right way.people didn't. listen, you know, and what was legal then, of course, is different from what it is now. moi point is that, look, yes, there needs to be some rhyme and reason to all this and we need to come up with a solution, but not the bigoted solution arizona came up with. when my next film comes up i'm going to have it as a deal with the studio, unless this changed i don't want my films showed in arizona. i've joined the boycott of musicians and others who will not support the state as long as they have this attitude. >> larry: do you think the all-star baseball game should not be played there next year? >> that's correct. i think it should not be played there. i know a number of baseball players are going to boycott it and i support that boycott. >> larry: let's take another call. toledo, ohio. >> caller: yes, michael, would you consider doing a documentary exposing fox news, the tea party and the radical right wing? >> they've already been ex popo. that job's been done. the majori

his company's name is on the home of the golden state warriors but oracle ceo larry elly son will notnew owner of the franchise. instead peter giewber and joe lake ob surprised everybody by winning the bidding war. one of the people involved in brokering that deal says there is a simple ellison lost out. >> they waited until the last possible moment when we were literally hours away from signing a deal and put in a slightly higher bid. i believe morally and ethically when you have a handshake with somebody it is not just not the right thing to renig on it. >> ellison issued this statement, although i was the highest bidder he decided to sell to someone else. in my experience this is a bit unusual. nonetheless i wish the warriors and their fans nothing but sec sees under their new ownership. >> 5:25. authorities near tracey make a terrifying discovery. there is now one big question involving a small bird -- [ inaudible ] >> -- creek where a first of its kind rally is planned for johannes mehserle, we will tell you why it promises to be a heated demonstration coming up. [ inaudible ] ♪

mark ellis, matt watson both come home to score and the a's are in front 2-1.the inning with runners at second and third, kurt suzuki didn't scorch one either, but it fell in for a hit in center. cocoa crisp and barton both come home, a 4-run inning. a's in front 4-1. dallas braden looking for his first win since the perfect game in may and a trip to the disabled list. braden in the fifth striking out one. then beckham. braden allowed 3 runs. white sox helped out in the sixth. pick-off throw at first, trying to get chris. wrong guy to let run. crisp doesn't stop, as the ball heads down the right field line. a's in front 6-1, hold on to win 6-3. a's with a chance to change their status in the standings, playing the first of three in texas on tuesday night. >>> and in baltimore today, minnesota's jason kubel came to the plate with the bases loaded up in the first, seventh career grand slam, as the twins win 10- 4. they trailed the white sox in the central by just a game. >>> well, baseball's hall of fame class of 2010 was inducted today in cooper'stown, new york.

slick double play turned by mark ellis and cliff pennington, 6-4 the final for the as.ke two out of three from boston. they have moved over the .500 mark. >>> giants got one of the sweetest wins in recent memory against the rival dodgers last night. mattingly served as the dodgers manager after joe torre was ejected. he met with the pitcher in the top of the 9th. he stepped back on to the dirt. bruce bochy noticed, called attention to it. according to baseball rules, that counts as two visits to the mound. the pitcher must exit. >> huh? >> so the all-star closer is out. here comes the soon-to-be waived george cherelle andres torres then delivers a go-ahead two-run double. the giants come back from four runs down to beat the dodgers 7- 5. baseball rules say that mattingly should have been ejected and broxton should have stayed in the game to face just one more batter. either way big move by bochy. >>> more fallout for the dodgers. the league gets fined -- suspended pitcher clayton computer shaw for five kershaw for hitting a batter. two others fine and and suspended for

ellis unger a deputy director of drug evaluation said >> the analysis is reassuring, a favorable trend on mortality. >> reporter: dr. thomas marciniak works in the same f.d.a. office and gave a stinging review of avandia's safety trials. glaxo officials insisted their product is safe. dr. murray stewart vice president for drug research and development. >> overall, when used appropriately, rosiglitazone has a positive benefit/risk profile and should remain a treatment for type 2 diabetes. >> reporter: this isn't the first time the safety of avandia -- also known as rosiglitazone-- has been called into question. in 2007, an analysis from a cleveland clinic cardiologist showed avandia patients had 43% increase in the risk of heart attacks, and a 64% increase in the risk of death from cardiovascular causes. despite that finding and other studies, an f.d.a. advisory panel voted that same year to keep avandia on the market, with the recommendation a stronger warning be added to the drug's label. the senate finance committee began investigating avandia three years ago. and yesterday, it relea

we have to there's a sickout i believe ellis' 1000 of them would call in sick.love been sick, injured and your fork they're counting those people in this suppose of the sickout. these people were off work before this contract was implemented it is not a secure, we're here. so why they cancelled 21 transit buses. because they do not have enough people to work this new schedule that they have put together. there's thirtysomething runs they just fell 15 and only have 10 people on board. some of those runs they're saying is because remark for rework, no human have the work force to do when you're done. they're spreading you do then? too thin. we're tired. i sarah warned young mother of her fortune to 1:00 a.m.. during my last are working ipad and knotting i am sleepy my willis' turning i am almost ready to crash. anonymous testing and all. that is one board member since mudra rows of corn in an open letter toll young says he did not vote for this new contract with anyone dismissal to resend it and got up to the bargaining table. >> will be following that story also

a mother and her sisters came to ameriia from poland the legal wait many years ago, through ellis island. you did not see polish, italian, the other ethnic languages written on all of our products as you do today with spanish. and the spanish people have babies like rabbits. i have had it with asking salespeople in states and asking the question, and not understanding them because they don't speak english properly. what happens if they refuse to hire illegaa immigrants forward? see how long they stay around. with all these immigrants coming into the country, look at the beebug situation -- what has brought that? i think there should be no party -- was called the people's party with everyone getting together with their ideas and no grandstanding. it would be the only parry to get all done, that way. guest: many of the things she is concerned about look closely to the idea of numbers and lack of diversity. in the past there were many different immigrant groups and no one group dominated the flow. no more than half of all immigrants to come in our spanish-speaking. then there is the numbers

ellis her own woman not great but you still have talent for the job and she didn't have it. >> j.the first food delicious. now moody's and. j. low was the first and then we had be on cnn now they have can occur-yes now they have underwork think it should be buoyed your genes. fox >> speaking as an me and guys like to grab done something carry. the elephants >> i forgot the whole reason concur-she got popular as the tape deal. here's what makes me think. big factor his daughter is now saying and they have dr. green's montana she's releasing grown tapes. i see what it did she say i saw what happened with can car-chia saw not saying it's stolen on not saying all my god my take i'm hoping it makes my career take off. >> i don't know who did she's having with all the other takes people become successful i hate it. >> when he played a turner he was fabulous. >> i feel sorry that this is what girls have this to look for truth they hand out the resonate and the cerebellum is your day. it's a shame >> have you got one when the coming out. >> in a few months >> can i get it in a video store

a mother and her sisters came to america from poland the legal wait many years ago, through ellis islandyou did not see polish, italian, the other ethnic languages written on all of our products as you do today with spanish. and the spanish people have babies like rabbits. i have had it with asking salespeople in states and asking the question, and not understanding them because they don't speak english properly. what happens if they refuse to hire illegal immigrants forward? see how long they stay around. with all these immigrants coming into the country, look at the bedbug situation -- what has

bobbie ellis, staff director and chief counsel disability policy subcommittee. he helped to draft and negotiate more than 20 disability-related bills which were enacted into law, including the american with disabilities act, and he is currently with a law firm here in washington. [applause] last, i bring up the general. patricia wright who served as the director of government affairs for the disability rights, education, and defense firm. she served there for 1980-2005. she is widely recognized as the person who brought together all the different elements of the disability rights community. she is one of our chief strategist during the campaign to pull this all together to pass it. patricia wright is back here with us again. thank you, general. [applause] this is our first panel. the second panel will be a number activists and people from the community who have been so instrumental not only in the beginning, but the evolving structure of the ada since 1990. let me take it off. we will start with a starter here. the person who put his first name on the bill. to t

developing story this morning ellis' three major fires on the radar in southern california they are all sparked by lightning strikes this is where they are. pushing first we have the largest skinner fire north of to a backlash it has its only 10 percent contained. the other two are west the cactus fire charred 500 a. its 30 percent contained, and the subtle the saddle fire it is 80 percent contained. we have video of the lightning strikes. a woman was almost killed by the lightning deputies managed to get inside her home and save her unfortunately to firefighters suffered burns during rescue. the weather conditions have been a nightmare strong winds lightning moving over the area. 943 we have to take another break back with more moment let's go aside from our roof camera low cloud cover miles fog in san francisco to worry it will warm up in a big white. we built with quality and backed with the best coverage in america including a 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. that's 40,000 more miles than ford. chevy silverado half-ton. a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest l

i believe, ellis' in my interaction with military -- at least in my interaction with military, i have never encountered at any level of the military any disrespect for civilian authority. i think this was a rare circumstance and an unfortunate one, but i think we can move on. >> is there any information that you could clean up from that survey that would make either of you think twice about supporting repeal of do not ask, do not tell? >> if i were going to add about what the secretary said about the survey. what it does is it is going to be able to give us objected information with respect to the responses from the people that we care about the most and the people that this change in policy would affect the most to reach out at this point and try to predict what they might say, i think it is too early with respect to that. i really would not do that at this time. i have been pretty clear. it is not my decision. it is to remind it is a law and it needs to be changed. it really needs to be changed from that perspective. >> israel has released new photographs showing the flow of iranian

a mother and her sisters came to america from poland the legal wait many years ago, through ellis islandou did not see polish, italian, the other ethnic languages written on all of our products as you do today with spanish. and the spanish people have babies like rabbits. i have had it with asking salespeople in states and asking the question, and not understanding them because they don't speak english properly. what happens if they refuse to hire illegal immigrants forward? see how long they stay around. with all these immigrants coming into the country, look at the bedbug situation -- what has brought that? i think there should be no party -- was called the people's party with everyone getting together with their ideas and no grandstanding. it would be the only party to get all done, that way. guest: many of the things she is concerned about look closely to the idea of numbers and lack of diversity. in the past there were many different immigrant groups and no one group dominated the flow. no more than half of all immigrants to come in our spanish-speaking. then there is the numbers is