obviously, ellis is probably, we can't tell from these pictures, but it's a good guess to say ellis is blocked off to traffic right now because of all the fire apparatus on the scene fighting that fire. let's see as we move in here, well, it's still difficult to tell exactly what kind of building this is. it almost looks like it's a residential building. the headline here, a fire burning in san francisco on ellis street. not far from leavenworth. working to get more information as we do, we'll pass it along to you. >>> after years of failed negotiations for peace in afghanistan. taliban leaders announced today they will hold face to face talks with u.s. and afghan officials. they also announce the opening of a new political office for that exact purpose. and in just a few days, u.s. representatives will travel to participate in those meetings. afghan president will not attend the initial meeting, but will enter the negotiations at a later date. the talks will be focused on ending insurgent attacks throughout the country. >>> women in the military will take on a much greater role in com

ellis's project. >> i'd like to say that we have had under the d.c. u i think is a youth and family that we had a few agencies in our community that is very violent to the existence of the community. did not get funded. i i would like to see o agencies that did not get funded from various other city agencies be considered for funding under oath opportunities in the city where they're a lot of agencies their well-connected and they get money await even having to ask. they're representing the mass they get most of the money but still there are other agencies in the community. is not funded. and we would like to see these agencies that is vital to the community in other ways be moved to the top of the list and be considered as one of the agencies getting funded under this program >> thank you for those comments and a thank you. i think the summer workforce program is really great. i have heard kind of a common themes which is around community outreach and response to the rfps. i'd like to invite anybody to submit any names to our secretary of organizatio

it [speaker not understood] a wave of ellis act [speaker not understood]. and it incentivizes the construction of more permanently affordable rental housing and raises over potentially over $20 million for affordable and public housing to help lower income residents find a home in san francisco. but the legislation before us fails to ensure its basic premise. if anyone files a lawsuit, it will help to fail the 2 or 3,000 middle class families we set out to help. in fact, it will subject them to a far worse situation than they are already facing. i want to be clear that i support the policy in this bill. i offer an amendment today to not change the policy, but to try and protect it. section 7, the last paragraph of the bill says if anyone files a lawsuit, every measure to help tic owners will come to a complete stop. someone could file a lawsuit the day after this law goes into effect and there will be no conversion. there will be no lottery, and no way to reduce these mortgage rates. and the thousands of tic owners who are already struggling will now face a

ellis leaves behind a wife and two young boys.hurch honored his life during sunday's services. >> when you know a guy like jason who is just a great man and a wonderful guy, you just don't expect this to happen. >> police say it is not clear if the shooter targeted officer ellis or intended to shoot whoever stopped. residents of this area 40 miles south of louisville already on edge are being told to remain vigilant. >> we have a dead police officer. we have a gunman. they're capable of killing anyone. they are dangerous to the public. >> in front of the police station a memorial of balloons and stuffed animals sits in tribute to a fellow officer gone too soon. cnn, atlanta. >>> the police are taking officer ellis' murder personally. get the latest on the investigation from kentucky state trooper norman chaffetz that joins us live from louisville. any new developments in the investigation. >> we still continue to follow up on every lead that we receive. we have every resource available to us, made available to us from federal auth

but his granddaughter ellie grew up traveling the world, so she is diverting some of the foundation's charity dollars to international causes and alternative organizations that stir her own passions - and doing it in a modern way. "the difference i've seen since then are the use of technology, the use of platforms like kiva, microlending, micro grants, crowd funding." ellie joins dozens of other foundation trustees in chicago at the national summit on family philanthropy, convened to share ideas about the changing face of family giving. "your father's philanthropy usually was making grants." but now it might be 'impact investing' or 'program-related investments,' strategies by trustees that may yield lower fiscal returns for their endowments, but allow a larger portion of the foundation's money to go towards its mission by choosing investments based more on the company's philosophy than its quarterly reports, or offering loans to 'socially responsible' entrepreneurs or developers. "the rate of return is not the goal of the loan." trustees are also using their leverage on corporate boa

going to the top, which is at 519 ellis. that is a residential hotel and i just talked to the fire incident commander here. he told me that apparently there was a barbecue on the roof. i tell you what, we can take a look at the video. we got that from news chopper 2 and it was going good. quite a few flames showing. the firefighters rushed over here, knowing there's a fire at this building. they didn't know if it was inside the building or on top. it was on top because that barbecue got out of control. possibly with the winds, the heavy winds have been blowing here in san francisco today. fortunately, nobody was hurt through all of this. including no firefighters injured in this, because they got here quickly. they put it out quickly. joining me now is anita. your family here. you are a resident in this hotel. tell me what this was like for you. >> it was horrible. we were sitting in our house. our kids were scared. all we saw was smoke. i looked out of the window and i saw smoke coming from the 7th floor. and we immediately

near markets and here is with ellis street location hook like today.ant lotus kron 4 news. >> zero and commands. >> pam: it's not just phone records the national security agency is monitoring . the agency also monitors activity through the most popular >>while in san jose today. president obama defended the n-s-a's actions, saying. it trade off. >> pam: our tech reporter gabe slate tells us who is affected. the obama administration has proposed lifting most >> reporter: remaining federal protections for gray wolves across the lower 48 states. state and federal agencies have spent more than 117- million dollars restoring the predators since they were added to the endangered species list in 1974. according to the president's is not to spy on america's but people in other countries may pose a threat to america. >> this is not apply to u.s. citizens or people living in nine states. >> reporter:more than 6- thousand wolves great lakes. but prominent scientists and dozens of lawmakers in wolves in more places. this is the type of activity that they are monit

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k-9 officer james ellis. this was taken at his funeral just last week.ce dog figo saluting his master, the paw touching the coffin. ellis was gunned down, ambushed just ten days ago when he stopped to remove debris from the road. here is what the police chief says about the photo. figo was almost giving him that final hug good-bye. i think that picture brought more tears than anything. the chief retired figo and the dog is living with ellis' widow and their two young sons. [ lisa ] my name's lisa, and chantix helped me quit. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. it put me at ease that you could smoke on the first week. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doct

ellis is content because he sparked a conversation. >> to some it's brilliant.me it's ignorant. >> reporter: a chp officer took down the sign. regardless of the speech they say it's a traffic distraction. live in oakland, lorraine blanco. >>> a man who allegedly tried to kidnap a fremont teenager reportedly told police the whole thing was a misunderstanding. aaron roy was in court today but did not enter a plea. roy hid in the 16-year-old victim's car while she was in a grocery store monday. roy allegedly threatened her with a knife. the teen managed to stop the car and escape. the surveillance video shows her running to get help from a neighbor. >> she said he's chasing me with a knife so wait for her to come so she met me halfway up my driveway. we ran in the house. >> roy is charged with kidnapping, robbery and possession of cocaine. roy told police that he got into the wrong car by mistake and the girl wouldn't let him out. >>> the family of brian stow says it is scaring for him at home because his health insurance stopped paying for his stay in a residentia

aj ellis doubles to effort l. that scores ethier and the domingers take a 3-2 lead.ur hits in the inning off lincecum and in comes ellis. look where the pitch lands. that's six feet in front of the plate. the dodgers hand them a three-game sweep with a 4-2 vector re. a's and reds in a matinee. griffin picking on jay bruce all day. the first inning and a swing and a miss. one of griffin's seven strikeouts. brandon moss waits on the change up over the head of bruce. lowry trying to score from second. and a great job of blocking the plate. he can't field it clean. he is a smart guy from stanford. josh donaldson and second homerun in as many days. his 12th of the year. 4-0 oakland. move to the 9th and griffin facing bruce and strikes him out for the fourth time of the day. 5-0 the final. grefn -- griffin with his eighth game shutout. we will call it black wednesday at wimbledon with more upsets one day than we have seen in years. the biggest seven-time champ goes down swinging. the 27-year-old is ranked 116th in the world. attacking the net on rogers and covers the alley

nbc's jean ellie is by city hall. >> reporter: that's right. this is where that supreme court case got started when same-sex couples said i do here in 2004. city hall tonight is showing gay pride and couples are hoping the court is just as supportive. >> we've been engaged for a year and a half, and now we are in the thick of planning the wedding. >> reporter: this couple are planning the wedding of their dreams. custom made rings are complete, invitations are printed, but they know something is missing. >> then you realize it's still not complete, you know. you're missing the legal piece of it. >> it's painful. the exclusion is painful. >> reporter: this same-sex couple and thousands of others in california have been checking the u.s. supreme court's blog on whether property eight, the voter approved ban on same-sex marriage is constitutional. they are hopeful the court will overturn the ban tomorrow, and they can legally say i do california. >> we are hopeful, and we are people of faith, so we have faith that things will fall into place. >> r

nhk world john ellis gordola has the story. >> reporter: last month, children with food allergies and their parents gathered to publicize the dangers of their condition. >> to help people understand more about what it, like -- to help prevent people dying from peanut allergies. >> reporter: a 7-year-old girl in the state of virginia died last year after eating a peanut, a food she was allergic to. since then, parents, schools and legislators in the u.s. have taken steps to avert accidents like that. they are trying a variety of methods to prevent students from accidentally eating allergic foods. at this nebraska elementary school, students' fingers are scanned to identify children who have food allergies. first grader, coleman savage, is allergic to peanuts. whenever he is scanned, the computer flashes a warning. >> this comes in very handy when -- especially at the beginning of the school year when we have new kids coming and i don't really know the kids that well. >> reporter: children with peanut allergies sit at a designated table, where they eat nonal generalic food. with this ar

jean ellie is live to explain the politics behind this removal. jean? >> the rainbow flag flu here in front of the calistoga city hall for a few days. the city took the pride flag down when it got complaints about how it got there. >> many california cities are raising the rainbow flag, calistoga is taking it down. >> it's a very open community. has been for decades. >> the mayor says all are welcome, but where's the flag. >> in fairness, we didn't give it the full vetting under public comment. >> calistoga raised the rainbow flag for the first time friday. the council agreed to fly it for pride week after a resident suggested it at a council meeting. by monday, people wanted to know why, the public wasn't part of the process. and what other statement flags would be allowed. that's when the flag came down. >> there were no ordinances against flying a statement flag. but also that there weren't any formal policies on hand for the city. we chose after consulting with our council to take it down for now. >> some in calistoga say it's a ridiculous debate. >

aj ellis doubles to effort l. that scores ethier and the domingers take a 3-2 lead.inning off lincecum and in comes ellis. look where the pitch lands. that's six feet in front of the plate. the dodgers hand them a three-game sweep with a 4-2 vector re. a's and reds in a matinee. griffin picking on jay bruce all day. the first inning and a swing and a miss. one of griffin's seven strikeouts. brandon moss waits on the change up over the head of bruce. lowry trying to score from second. and a great job of blocking the plate. he can't field it clean. he is a smart guy from stanford. josh donaldson and second homerun in as many days. his 12th of the year. 4-0 oakland. move to the 9th and griffin facing bruce and strikes him out for the fourth time of the day. 5-0 the final. grefn -- griffin with his eighth game shutout. we will call it black wednesday at wimbledon with more upsets one day than we have seen in years. the biggest seven-time champ goes down swinging. the 27-year-old is ranked 116th in the world. attacking the net on rogers and covers the alley. too good and

our report tonight from our chief education correspondent rehema ellis. >> reporter: school's out, but learning continues for these students, all part of project exploration, a program offering hands-on lessons in science, technology, engineering, and math, known as s.t.e.m. subjects, to some of chicago's most vulnerable public school students. the majority are black and hispanic from tough, low-income communities. >> students need the opportunity to connect science, math to real careers and jobs. >> reporter: they learn from field work and from the pros about medicine, geology, wildlife, even paleontology, and forensics, like this lesson in fingerprinting with lisa gilbert, a specialist with the illinois state police. this is your fingerprint? >> yep. >> reporter: about 1,500 students have participated in after-school and summer programs, and more than half of those who graduate from college get degrees in s.t.e.m.-related fields. at aerl community academy, they study infrastructure, natural disasters. >> we built levees. >> like if there's a tornado, how to build a safe place for peo

hard-boid egg or a peanut butter and@elly sandwich. then in phe mrning, xo can grab ando.ake along an orange or an appla, too. and take along an orange or an appla, too. >> okay, i'll think of it as the >> good idea. >> thanks, jax. with "health bites," ig ellie. >> this rport is bought t you by the nationaroad safety fundtion. over t @ast few months, we've been "epo"ting on this year's(m driveblife contest. it invited kids across the country to come up with a Áp.s.a. -- that's like a tv n. the winer was 16-y-ol@ oliv aavore. olivi hadearned ab the contest from her high-school teacher. i, anso, she found is one and asked me@f wanded t it. and asked me@f wanded t it. so i avit a shot. >> her shot was a home run. of more than ,d00 ideas that were sent in, the national road safe(2 foundation worked with schlastic to choose olivia's. >> my mom called min th(m middle of schoolp@and i thought it was comething bad, but it wa( actually really good, so i kind of got out of clacs antold my s we were really excited. >> as part of her prize, olivia gas brought to new york city to rk w

tell us what it's like for ellie to have two fathers. >> ellie. her it feels like the air that she breathes. it's what she knows and were part of very loving, welcoming communities that accept us and our whole family. i think for young people it's not anything that they have to navigate in any particular way. certainly not where we have set up our lives. she said to a friend a few months ago, they said you don't have a mom. you have two dads. she said i have two dads. i have a birth mother. don't you get it. >> she's obviously pretty smart little girl over there. both of you should be very proud of her. congratulations on your upcoming -- is there date already? >> no. >> we've got a lot of questions about when we're doing this. takes a while to plan a wedding. >> we're like everybody else and get to have all that stress and those discussions and about arguments about when and where. >> i assume you have a little flower girl. >> she's been waiting for that for years now. >> thank you for joining us and your daughter. thanks to you ellie if you can

aj ellis doubles to effort l. that scores ethier and the domingers take a 3-2 lead. four hits in the inning off lincecum and in comes ellis. look where the pitch lands. that's six feet in front of the plate. the dodgers hand them a three-game sweep with a 4-2 vector re. a's and reds in a matinee. griffin picking on jay bruce all day. the first inning and a swing and a miss. one of griffin's seven strikeouts. brandon moss waits on the change up over the head of bruce. lowry trying to score from second. and a great job of blocking the plate. he can't field it clean. he is a smart guy from stanford. josh donaldson and second homerun in as many days. his 12th of the year. 4-0 oakland. move to the 9th and griffin facing bruce and strikes him out for the fourth time of the day. 5-0 the final. grefn -- griffin with his eighth game shutout. we will call it black wednesday at wimbledon with more upsets one day than we have seen in years. the biggest seven-time champ goes down swinging. the 27-year-old is ranked 116th in the world. attacking the net on rogers and covers the al

jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >>> also on the peninsula, san bruno's city manager says the investigation into the pg&e explosion is in jeopardy this week. she's calling on state lawmakers to figure out why four employees resigned this week. they were the main experts on the blast. their departures come as the agency was deciding on a fine for pg&e. it's attorneys asked to be reassigned. >>> corruption, gambling and now dirty campaigning, when a former santa clara county supervisor is sentenced on friday, he'll be arraigned on a new charge. this time, felony impersonation. he's accused of mailing phony flyers meant to discredit a city council candidate in 2010. the flyer was meant to look like it was from a campaign. it was sent out to district 5 voters ahead of the primary election. the flyer featured a photo of him next to a flag from communist vietnam. >> i think it's fair to say that if one didn't think this would have any effect on the election, they wouldn't have sent it out. >> the d.a.'s office says dna on one of the mailers matches shirakawa's dna. he took a plea deal on the forg

i was 8 years old when ellis raleigh's broken body was discovered at the bottom of his driveway whichwas stained by a trail of blood that led back to his house. willie had been a laborer who later in life began inexplicably and incessantly to make art. he was in school. he knew little about perspective or techniques but his paintings were alive with color and story. he couldn't sell his work in his lifetime but today it is highly prized by collectors of american folklore. two things made him noticeable in the 1940s and 50s, first, because he had been awarded a substantial insurance settlement due to an accident in which he had been hurt he had been able to afford a gleaming buick convertible. second, he was norwich's first african-american president who had married a white woman, a german immigrant named will mean a. when ellis drove through norwich in his big car with his wife beside him he was construed by some as rubbing his good fortitude in the town's face. perhaps he should have been more leery because of few years earlier a relative who lived on ellis's property had been found

irrespective of what happens with this piece of legislation, we're talking about a situation where ellis act evictions have skyrocketed in san francisco. they have increased by more than 92%. and whatever happens with this piece of legislation is not going to address that fact. and, so, i really believe that -- today has been an interesting day because a number of issues that really go to the heart of this question of affordability were raised. and i don't believe that city government is doing enough to tackle that issue. i think that's a question that was presented by supervisor avalos, goes to the heart of the question -- of the matter. while i appreciate the response from the mayor that indeed it's good that there is an economic boom, i don't think it's safe that saying we have a growing economy is enough to address the issue of -- we have a situation where many people in this city, and i see it in my district every day, are no longer able to afford to live in san francisco. we see it in the castro. we see it in district 8 where you have many members of that community, including membe

but when you have a situation where 97 year olds are being subjected to the ellis act, we have a crisis in san francisco. so, if you have a crisis, you have to respond to it like it is a crisis. i don't think we're there yet, and i hope that this is the beginning of that discussion because this is only a preferal issue and a much substantive discussion that needs to happen and it needs to happen soon. >> thank you. (applause) >> supervisor cohen. supervisor cohen. >> thank you. i wanted to also give voice to this issue, but maybe from a different perspective. we think about the african-american community, many of whom were born and raised here in san francisco, and struggle and we certainly see the statistics. we're talking about a community that was a little over 40% 30 years ago and now are down to 4%. we're talking about not just members of the lgbt community, but significant number of seniors that are not able to grow old in the place that they call home in their community, in their building around their friends and family. we're talking about communities where now members are isola

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jean ellie joins us from san francisco with the information she just learn from the san francisco fire department. >> reporter: the fire department tells me that van is wedged in the mud at the bottom of the bay. that the victim is still inside the van. crews have called off rescue and recovery efforts tonight because the divers are just exhausted. they will return in the morning to continue the effort. they'll know where to search because of that white light. that beacon is marking where the van is located. it has been a heart breaking day along the marina green. some young sailors tried to rescue the victim but could not get her out. >> crews worked to pull a van out of the san francisco bay. it took rescue crews hours to find the vehicle. witnesses say a woman driving the van suddenly jumped the curb at the marina green parking lot and plunged into the bay around 5:00. >> right here. >> reporter: people on shore why yelling for help. over at the yacht club, the youth american team force heard the cries for help. ian andrews and his teammates jumped in for action. >> we peeled out of

it wouldn't be anything unusual for me to see it differently from keith ellis son.ee it differently from my wife. >> congressman james clyburn, i refuse to believe have you any conflicts with your wife. thank you for joining us. >>> a frightening note from new york city this afternoon. right now we're watching dramatic pictures of a rescue taking place at the hearst building here in manhattan. two window washers are stuck on a broken scaffold near the top of the 46th-story high-rise. we're told harnesses have been attached to the stranded workers. and plans are under way to pull them to safety through windows in the actually building. on the ground level, portions of 57th and 58th streets and eighth avenue are now closed to traffic. and we'll obviously be monitor that precarious situation throughout the hour. >>> coming up, the trial of john boehner continues. is the speaker finally ready to budge on guns? stay with us. >> guns are one thing but funcles are too dangerous to go unchecked. think about it. think about it. really think about it. some maniac could be cal

l ellie? >> i think he's trying to govern. i think he does care about these other policies. he doesn't really wanb to talk about holder at thisdoes point. that is clear. >> huckabee: okay. fair enough. tara? >> as long as eric holder continues to be a shield for him and deflects away from whato obama may or may not have known, he's useful to this administration. i think that crack -- those cracks are starting to become too great. his days are numbered. once that attention is no longer diversion for the president, then he's going to have to go. >> huckabee: tara, ellie, why to see you both.go thanks again. one with you guys, that's for sure. thank you both for coming. >> thank you very much. >> huckabee: there may be moref behind the gibson guitar raid than we first thought. and texas public school teachert can soon say merry christmas and they won't even be punished for it.n' the notablet quotables of the week. that's up next ♪ [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well? burning to feel better? itching for relief? preparation h offers the most maximum strength solutions fo

ellis takes advantage of it and dodgers take a 3-2 lead. four hits off lincecum and in comes ellis.es him the hook and it looks like it is over and the dodgers get 4-2 the final. >> black wednesday at wimbledon, more upsets in one day. biggest, roger federer goes down swing to sergai. he is ranked 116 --16th in the world. >> third set. here he comes again. drop volley winner. takes a two set to one lead. and federer backboard and roger unable to pass. sergai, the volley and winner. he would win the game and force a tie-breaker. match point, roj unforced error and. rafael nadal and roger federer both gone. >>. >> opponents are in the draw as well but it sends a message to ui guys as well you need to take us more seriously next time. >> and maria sharapova went down multiple times against michelle. maria sharapova knocked out in straight sets. she joins six other former number ones and also a victim by her opponent. and nasty fall came from julio beneto. he twisted his right knee. beneto lost in straight sets. all told, 7 players that never made it to court or forced to withdraw. stev

. >>> caught on camera, this fire on the roof of an apartment building in san francisco at ellis andworth in the tenderloin, firefighters put it out in 15 minutes. no one was hurt. >>> severe weather today in denver. a storm sending passengers into stairwells. no report of injuries or damage. >> reporter: our sea breeze winds kept things busy. we will have minimal fog in the coastline and calmer winds. we will continue the warming trend friday and saturday. we are still seeing a little bit of fog in the east bay shore and inland valleys. by 8:00 the fog is back to the coast. by noon we have clearly in the coastline. sunny skies tomorrow and the winds calmer. we have gusts in the 20-mile per hour range. temperatures warming 2-5 degrees and 74 in pal -- palo alto. we have cooler conditions at the coast. low 60s in daly city and a range of 70s for the north bay. extended forecast. we will keep warming the rest of the work week. by thursday, friday, and saturday the winds calm down and temperatures looking like they should with the upper 80s inland and 70s in the bay shores. you can watc

. >> he exited the freeway just to confront ellis. >> i can't even tell you, it hurts me, and i'm a grown. i'm driving down the freeway, coming from class. i saw that, i couldn't believe it. >> after a long discussion on solid ground, the two men reached an understanding. agreeing to disagree. >> to some it's brilliant, to some its ignorance. >> reporter: a chp officer took down the sign. regardless of the speech, they say it's a traffic distraction. ellis says he's going to move forward any way he can without breaking any laws. >>> a psychiatric patient is suing the state of nevada for giving him a one way ticket to northern california. they filed that suit yesterday on behalf of james brown. he said he was the victim of patient dumping. the complaint seeks action status for brown, and as many as 1500 other people who claim they were bussed from nevada to almost every state in the u.s. since 2008. >>> the nationest largest protestant association made a t organization, call the the r oyalambassadors. >>> 7,000 people have left their homes in colorado tonight aheed of a fierce, fast moving

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. >> he exited the freeway just to confront ellis. >> i can't even tell you, it hurts me, and i'm a grown man. i'm driving down the freeway, coming from class. i saw that, i couldn't believe it. >> after a long discussion on solid ground, the two men reached an understanding. agreeing to disagree. >> to some it's brilliant, to some its ignorance. >> reporter: a chp officer took down the sign. regardless of the speech, they say it's a traffic distraction. ellis says he's going to move forward any way he can without breaking any laws. >>> a psychiatric patient is suing the state of nevada for giving him a one way ticket to northern california. they filed that suit yesterday on behalf of james brown. he said he was the victim of patient dumping. the complaint seeks action status for brown, and as many as 1500 other people who claim they were bussed from nevada to almost every state in the u.s. since 2008. >>> the nationest largest protestant association made a pitch for their own youth organization, call the the r oyalambassadors. >>> 7,000 people have left their homes in colorado tonight ah

david: lincoln ellis at the cme. appreciate it. >> thank you.ad he talked about as the yield fell later in the day, the markets came back a bit, and it was financials that really got hammered on the rising interest rates who are underperforming in the last week as investors are concerns about the impact of the rising rates in the industry. david: who is best to benefit from the environment? who would see more red? joining us is the equity research analyst. great to see you, brad. >> good to see you. thank you for having me. david: it's the midst of a transitional period of one of artificial markets made by federal reserve meetings to one that's more affected by market reality, supply and demand, as liz said, what happened to treasury. the rates spiked to 2.6, and peopll said, gee, i can make money buying treasuries, bought treasuries, the supply was down, and so did the yield. is that what's happening? are we becoming -- is this something rather than dreaded, something to be appreciated to get back to normal? >> well, to an extent, yes; right? y

ellis said he had been chaffing under section 5 and was intrigued by his call.llis agrees to bring suit on behalf of shelby county voting the voting rights act was outdated. fisher versus the university of texas is before the supreme court right now. we are awaiting those rulings, because he went out to find the perfect people to make this case. he is funded by god knows who may be responsible for genuine dismantling of law to make this country a more equal place, to address the history of white supremacy and racism. perhaps scariest of all, he is not some quirky outlyer. justice roberts, the chief justice on the supreme court was part of that movement. and richard bloom and justice roberts are a lot of like. they both preach a simplistic brand of color-blindness, saying the way to stop discriminating on the basis of race is to stop discrimination on the basis of race. and we have our guests here, president and executive director of the committee for civil rights. you have written about this. i think i first learned of bloom when i was talking about him tkpa goi

security screens for visitors will be different and it will be held in lower manhattan instead of on ellis island. 4:48 is the time, hopefully no problems, sal? >> i remember when they used to let you walk inside the statue of liberty. you could go out and look out her eyes and they don't do that anymore. let's go out and take a look apt the commute now. traffic is moving along well, not a bad drive if you are drive and if you are driving 85, 87, the south bay freeway looks good >> sal, i remember back -- >> thank you good morning, we do have a lot of low clouds around and adjust really strong on shore wind. >> that is a cooler wind and that's low and will punch in tomorrow and today morning clouds and the coolest day and it is like -- it is like a rollercoaster here for a while. thursday friday saturday, there will be some 100s for some inland locations and we were also firing up some locations and 50s on the temperatures and 54 seems rather popular here. concord in here, even in the city and there you go, southwest, 26, gust of 30, oakland west wind, concord, you get the idea and it is a

reporting live in san francisco, jaenl ellie, nbc bay area news. >> we also learned today that the plaintiffs will be here for sunday's parade. paul katomi, jeff zarillo and sandy styre are all expected to take part. this weekend marks the 43rd and yul pride parade. >> well, is he a dedicated parent or thief? tonight, members at a pta south bay school say one of their own members stole thousands of dollars. >> police say dennis wrote checks to himself for more than $27,000. and he did it using nonexistent expenses or forging pta board member signatures. >> he wants to assure everyone that they will be made hole and that there will be no loss. >> we apologize for the technical difficulties. dennis is also suspected of stealing cash from school fundraisers. he's currently out on bail awaiting trial. >> a santa colllara man was arrested tonight. this was a joint raid. fields is being held on $25,000 bail. he has a court appearance next monday. police are looking for this man, 33-year-old john anthony martin. he's accused of walking into an apartment and groping a woman who was sleeping. this hap

. -- mike ellis. he's the guy in glasses.ens when he forces through this vote on the forced ultrasound bill. watch this. >> i move the body vote immediately on the current question. >> the question before the house is nondebatable. >> the question before the house is nondebatable. the clerk will call the role. >> senator carpenter. kohl's, cullen. >> call the role. >> darling. >> you're out of order. >> ellis. >> sit down. you're not recognized. the question before the house is nondebatable. call the role. >> carpenter. coles. >> all members vote in the affirmative except for senators carpenter, coles -- >> the question before the body is passage of the bill. a role call will be required the clerk will call the role. >> senator carpenter. >> coles. >> you're interrupting a role call. sit down! right now! call the role! >> senator carpenter, coles, cullen. >> you're interrupting a role call and that will not be tolerated! sit down! >> remember the whole idea of wisconsin nice? yeah, that's over in wisconsin with these guys in

. >> eric: mission started at ellis island in new york. they arrived after a trip through the south bay on monday. >> eric: it doesn't get more exciting than this. tomorrow night the spurs and heat will battle it out in game 7 at the n.b.a. finals after miami's improbable win in south florida. heat trailed by 5 with 28 seconds left and 8 seconds left in regulation. this sent the game that overtime. then in ot dwyane wade passes to lebron james with 1.9 seconds left. spurs down 3 and green was blocked by chris bosh. our coverage begins tomorrow night followed by after the game with sports director larry beil. >> eric: ray allen is the all-time record holder. if you had one guy to take the shot that was guided. >> eric: it's not impossible and i'll take your word for it. >> and good news it's going to be warmer today. first day of summer, it's going to be just great. it will be a conservative warmup as we look at live doppler 7-hd, radar and satellite. it will be dry. we're going to have coastal fog and low lying clouds and it's going to be

. >> as for ellis, he says he's going to move forward any way he can without breaking laws. >> in oakland, lorraine blanco, channel 2 news. >>> some pretty wild weather, just atypical. things are normaling out. >> we've been through a lot. with we had the triple digit heat, and 60s, 70s, and 80s. >> you can see the temperatures range with the mid 80s toward fairfield and antioch. >> pacific 82. >> it's basically to our south. >> there's los angeles to the south of that. >> they have some overcast near parts of the southern california shoreline. >> we have some gusty winds and the winds still a big factor towards fairfield at 22 miles an hour. >> some more neighborhoods, san jose 18 miles an hour, and, sfo, still pretty breezy there, and half moon bay, at 23 miles an hour. >> the with with the northerly winds in place, clear skies with the shorelines, and as a result we have been tracking basically clearing out, so lots of clear skies, fog free for this evening. >> we are expecting a few patches to develop coast side. >> another key headline, look at these 40ings. >> you want to bundle up

we begin with jean ellie who has been at san francisco city hall documenting history. >> reporter: look at the building. it's lit up for the pride celebration and now, same-sex couples can go inside and say i do. plank blank. >> while crisper ri and sandy steer wait for their marriage license, clerks across california to begin marrying same-sex couples. >> this is ms. harris, you must start marriages immediately. >> with a crowd building, a case walked to the mayor's balcony to say i do. two days after the u.s. supreme court struck down california's ban on same-sex marriage, with one of their four sons looking on, the attorney general who refused to defend prop 8 performs the legal ceremony perry and steer fought so hard for. >> i now declare you spouses for life. >> after so much deserved celebration, the newlyweds say they feel validated. >> the end of a difficult period and the beginning of a unified time in this state where we're more together and we can support each other and kids can grow up feeling like their fanlly is just as good as everybody else's family. >> as the celebratio

her name is ellie miller. there she is. [applause] public defenders are legal ministers. you are. you are part of this picture. ok. i will go back to what i was supposed to be doing, forgive me. i am going to -- we have heard everybody's contribution. now i want to talk about what is working and what is not working. i am going to ask each of the members to speak the truth to one another. let me direct some early remarks. you have suffered unimaginable pain. i will make an assumption that i can speak for the audience in singing, cannot imagine what would be like to be is a child. from that pain, from your community organizing, what do you say to the commander? it is not 1996 any more. what is going on? what do you say to him? what does he say to you? i will ask you to keep the remarks brief. commander, i will give you a chance to respond. you are hearing about all these things, what is your reaction? >> there needs to be more police sensitivity training in sfpd when it comes to victims of violence. often times, many of their parents that are on the scene when this happens, the majo

ellis, rbi double, sixth inning with the giants. they fall 4- 2. swept for the first time since '09. >>> better news for oakland, a's up 1-0. josh donaldson, the 12th of the season and athletics up. a.j. griffin cruising on the mound. top nine, two outs, strikes out jay bruce. records the first career shutout and the a's win 5-0. >> to be able to have the opportunity to go out there and trust me to go out there and get it done in the ninth, that's huge. it was a fun team win and we're excited to get back out here on friday. >> the crowd was awesome. they stood up and gave a round of applause and we're doing the same thing. it was one of those games where you just felt it, you know what i mean? he was dominating the whole game. he did a great job today against a good lineup and made it more impressive. >> and that's a look at sports. raj, back to you. >>> a great day for the a's and root beer float day. >> always a good day. >> thanks for joining us for this special edition of n brbc area news. hope to see you back here tomorrow. [ female announcer

lincoln ellis of strategic financial group gets it going for us on this monday morning. happy to have you on the show today, lincoln, and are we in for a june swoon? - well, the close on friday certainly suggests that the sentiment in markets has certainly changed, and that is not only identified by the equity moves that we saw last week, but really by the move in treasuries and german bond yields, up some 30 to 50 basis points, really repricing risk in the market. so investors are going to have to take that into consideration as they wade through the week. - let's talk about that treasury tumble. is that because the market is so on edge over the fed's next move? - it's certainly part of the question, but i think what investors have begun to do is to reprice the economic environment in which they are operating, and that will ultimately suggest that rates are artificially low, and that they should be slightly higher. that helps reorient risk and helps investors to be able to reallocate their resources more appropriately in the capital markets. - oil also dropped on friday

ellis and uribe score. the dodgers are rolling with puig. >>> go to yankee stadium. new york/texas. derek holland, the former spokane indian. greg gardner good game to watch. jayson nix, that will leave a mark. holland, complete game 92 pitches. efficient. rangers, 2-0. >>> anthony bennett from unlv, the number one pick in the nba draft. the rest of the draft, at espn.com. >> rebel yell. that's all we got. >>> a seattle family has a mystery on its hands after a bar crashed right through their roof. the three-pound piece of metal left a hole the size of a shoe box in their ceiling. >> first, they thought it came from a passing airplane. the faa says it's not the case. they think it's part of a tree-trimming machine. >> i like your theory. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse," a twitter meltdown for alec baldwin. why the actor went on a rampage in the middle of the night. >>> plus, martha stewart reveals something you probably never would have expected about her sex life. [ female announcer ] love. it's the most powerful thing on the planet. love holds us in the beginning. comforts us