what we would like to have is unencrypted tell emery which our intelligence officials have told us is of great value to us in assessing the capabilities of russian missiles. under the treaty, they don't have to provide anything. they could provide tell emmettary on -- telemetry on old missiles and not provide any on the new missiles that they are testing. we believe that should be done. the same thing with respect to any ballistic missiles deployed during the time of the -- during the duration of the treaty. then we turn to the subject of inspections. there are different kinds of inspections, but we're talking here about type one inspections in which we say that the u.s. would consider a violation of the deployed warhead limit and a material breach of the treaty if the russians do one of two things: number one, any type one inspection that revealed that the russian federation had deployed a number of warheads on any one missile in excess of the number they declared for that missile. and second, any action by the russian federation that impedes the ability of the united states to deter

and emery saw all three shots find their mark. unfortunately, they weren't asked to testify. >> lisa, it must have been amazingly difficult keeping up with facts like these and trying to separate facts from some of the silly stories that are out there. how did you do it? >> a lot of long days. jerry and i talked about this a lot because i'd read something or read reports, and i'd say, jerry, this contradicts what you're telling me or what clint is telling me. and i came to realize that these were the guys that were there, and their memories are so vivid and so clear, and as i would talk to other agents, they would corroborate the stories. and i realized that this is the truth. and the other people that are writing these other reports and all these researchers that have studied this endlessly, they weren't there. you know, there's -- so you can take some of what is written, but what i believe is what these men are told me to be true. >> i promised that we'd do a q&a. i've got a bunch of the questions already. if you still need to f

there are a number of changes that we have serious concerns about and we could discuss that when emery makes her report. >> you cannot discuss them because it is not on your calendar. but he can at he's let you know what they are. >> she can update us. >> she could make the report and have comments. >> they could -- but you can't have a discussion. >> no. >> okay. commissioner, ant niney. we're getting a report from ann marie rodgers and we'll be able to ask questions. >> okay thank you. >> okay. knowing that we're expauge to this item f we could move forward only the calendar at this time, to item number six, this is the department's budget you have date. good morning commissioners, i'm the chief administrative officer. i'm here today to start to -- to get in the process of discussing the development of the 1112 budget. i have updated presentations from what was in your pacts because since then the mayor's office has released the budget and -- instructions so i have included the information. >> yeah. first thing i wanted to go over was the -- was the schedule that we're proposing for

that's a local company emery based pharmaceutical. develops products to treat cancer. there on the new york stock exchange is fedex. there is the opening bell live. not only is this the busiest day at the u.s. postal service, but this is supposed to be the busiest day in fedex history. 16million shipments they are supposed to handle today. that is up 13% from last year. so a lot of people. and good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news. monday december 13th i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. time now is 5:30. >> a 13-year-old boy is behind bars. he's accused of -- investigators say he broke into a house and sexually assaulted and stabbed a teenage girl and also stabbed an 18-month-old toddler. ktvu tara moriarty is joining us from vacaville. she has the details. good morning. >> reporter: one of the questions many people have is where were the parents when all of this happened? why were these children left behind. we're hearing reports the 13- year-old girl is watching the baby girl when the mother had gone out for the night. both of thes

sought and bet continue to seek others' views.s with that motive i contacted paul, directer of the emery center for ethics at emory university. he grew up as a rabbi's sonsity outside of philadelphia. two of his three brothers followed in their father's footsteps prompting paul o joker that he's the black sheep of the family. quote, i just became an ethicist. he said he wouldn't go so far at classifying food as shameful, w but he did think it was moral awrong. his logic sounded rah bin call. the reason it's wrong to waste food is because it leads to thee hardening of the heart. to treat food cavalierly leads to the a lack of appreciation of the importance of food, of the fact that some go without it, om the suffering of animals that the carnivores among us are willing to tolerate to eat our food.of it shows such a profound lack ow appreciation for all that eating food represents.ro i spoke with tony campolo, an hour and a sociology professor at eastern university in pennsylvania. he's also a pastor with a strong social justice bent, and he advised bill clinton on spiritual matters during

emery roberts, a shift leader. because santini had to keep his eye constantly on the presidential limousine. and sam saw all three shots find their mark. and emery saw all three shots find a market unfortunately they were asked to testify. >> laser, it must've been amazingly difficult keeping up with facts like these and trying to separate facts from some of the silly stories that are out there. how did you do it? >> a lot of long days. gerry and i talked about this a lot because i would read something or read reports, and i would say gerry, this contradicts what you are telling me, or what bank it is telling me. and i came to realize these were the guys that were there. and their memories are so vivid and so clear. and as i would talk to other agents, they would corroborate the stories. and i realized that this is the truth. and the other people that are writing these other reports and all these researchers that have studied this endlessly, they were there. bashing they were not there. so you can take some of what

>> it has eased up a little in emery felt at that cal street exit. in the background you can see there's not much visibility i made my way kind of around the bay area this morning especially in the north bay and the spade from novato to the golden gate bridge i can say waldo grade was socked in you couldn't even see the bridge might i made my way back across the bridge i can say that span was also heavy fog. the other thing you'll notice it will hit the cells where it's raining so the wet road blake plus the fog so it really slows down the commute this morning. >> you heard him leave early if you can anyone be there on time. >> at tourist after years of delays, cost increases and complications on the $6.3 billion bay bridge project, finally there's some good news. the new east span will open to drivers traveling in both directions by the end of 2013 instead of the earlier plan to make eastbound motorists wait until 2014. it also means a complicated series of maneuvers - and traffic changes - to reconfigure the eastern end of the existing bay bridge i