adopt your own laws and you will soon own factor in our association proposed a bill to the federation council and actually do supported it in the car will we proposed introducing profit bishan. in the areas where indigenous people live we thought that was very important but the economic grain the government told us. done because it restricts competition and it's a violation all for economic principles and so forth would go into it when i was arguing with them i said that it would take the most developed or initial of the market economies united states they introduced brought in some places in alaska. to bring down the whole there prohibited to sell alcohol in there so i don't know exactly because of that raised by democracy markets in freedom in some way they're not afraid to enter this restriction to get the seven candidates you and in the united states did so you mean to say that indigenous people have similar problems i mean the russian for annoyance. and so there are a lot of come across as they have to fight of course and there's something to learn from each other history many things we

federation early today. he told the executive council of the afl-cio he is committed to making it easy for workers to unionize and assured them his administration is working hard to create jobs. >> we want economy that rewards once again people who work hard and fulfill their responsibilities. not just people who gain the system. that has been at the heart of the economic plan that we put in place over the past year and a half. >> unions have expressed frustration with the obama administration over the ease of immunization. the president today said he will support a bill called the employee free choice act, which would make it easier for workers to unionize. >>> today is president obama's birthday, he is 49 years old. he is flying home to chicago to celebrate with friends and here in the bay area a group of supporters will hold a presidential birthday bash and phone bank in oakland tonight part of a nationwide effort to encourage first time voters to go to the polls in november. the president will celebrate his birthday without his family. his older daughter is at summer camp and first lady and their youngest

federal government resources to help u.s. companies compete abroad. i would like to share a few examples of the three c's at work. it convenes the manufacturing council to advise and ensure regular communication between the federal government and manufacturing sector. the commerce secretary announced a newly appointed members of the council this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. in the senate visitors center. it will look at the critical issues. finance, and energy particularly. mas collaborates with other agencies to deliver programs. it developed the department sustainable many freshmen initiative. we work with industry and other federal agencies to showcase practices that help company reduce operating costs. in september, we will launch a new initiative, many fresher america, to help to connect manufacturers to resources to help them rethink and retool operations. it is designed to enable them to explore new products, markets, practices, and finance sources. we expect it will help sustain and create jobs, and will particularly focus on needs of small and medium-sized manufacturers. the administration's free-market recognizes exporting goods is a key componen

two federal grants given to a sitting city council member and the fbi has some questions. >> why don'they investigate beverly hills or brentwood? all the [ bleep ] rich who stole all the [ bleep ] money from the poor people? >> reporter: he told me he still didn't know how to get ahold of the councilman. aguirre did tell the "l.a. times" he regrets taking the federal money. meanwhile in bell -- >> they will not get away with what they are doing! >> reporter: -- the city council for hours listened to the public berate them again and then at 4:00 in the morning adjourned but not before taking a vote 5-0 to find a way to give back some of the money that home owners overpaid in their property taxes to the tune of almost $3.5 million. and the controversy rolls on. from bell, dave lopez, cbs 5. >>> in sacramento, lawmakers trying to prevent a repeat of the bell fiasco. in fact, there are several bills now circulating. one would require all city and county government employees to report their compensation each year and have it posted on a public website. another would restrict the amount of m

unconstitutional and has unintended consequences, like endangering $23 million in federal funding next year. >>> oakland city council jean kwan is officially throwing her hat into the race for mayor. kwan is running against former state senator don perata and about a dozen other candidates. current mayor, ron dellum, says he's not going to seek re-election. >>> more new movies on netflix, a way for your family to save a buck. >> netflix made a clever move this week. they're tying up rights to send more movies over the internet to your home. the streaming watch it now version of netflix has become very, very popular, though many of the movies it offers on demand are older and second rate. so netflix just signed a deal to run lots of big movies, like "iron man 2." they already have a deal with starz. it's kind of like subletting movie. great for netflix. meanwhile, problems continue for mountain view's google. the company's computers were seized in korea, germany complaining again over privacy worries, stemming from google's street view service, where you can see pictures of people and buildings. google recently admit

reporter: contra costa county says the system paid for by a federal grant could eventually save thousands of hours of work. >>> the race for a council city seat is heating up. some people are calling it downright nasty. it involves candidates who are familiar with controversy. right now it has become a battle of sound wars. >> reporter: we're here in little saigon site of those controversies. little saigon is in district seven, a diverse community. nguyen is running for reelection after surviving a recall started by groups angry of her for not supporting the name little saigon for the area. at least eight large campaign signs have been torn down all on private property. >> it's not just vandalism, it's stress with property. >> reporter: the trick, nguyen got this message from rudy rodriguez, a coordinator for her opponent. >> madtyson, your volunteers or you have placed signs on my latino supporters who are now supporting min. these signs will be removed tonight. i'm not going to point any fingers in terms of who did this, but the text message is a clear indication that this is foul play. >> reporter: rodriguez deny that is saying t

city councils in burlingame, belmont, atherton approved letters to federal leaders asking them to deny the rail authority's application for a federal grant. that's because the application includes plans for raised tracks that would run through their communities splitting them and possibly hurting their economies. but the rail authority says the decisions about the final design will not be made until after an environmental review. >>> today marks the 90th anniversary of women's suffrage. people across the country will celebrate with women's equality day. representative anna eshu, jackie spears, and the raging grannies will celebrate with songs and festivities about the 19th amendment. that starts at 5:30. >>> in san jose, firefighters are busy this morning. this is a live look at a three alarm fire on del monte place. firefighters are very dizzy. the second fire in the past hour the first heastarted just after 5:00 on rockdale. we have crew there's and will bring you updated information throughout the morning. >>> from those steps, you can tell it's a big residential area. most likely n

federal building kron 4 news. >> >> >> the san jose city council voted to place the marijuana business tax measure on the ballotvember. if voters will decide to let the city impose a tax of up to 10 percent of businesses that sell marijuana legally and illegally. >> live look aside from a roof cam foggy skies over downtown san francisco cooler weather continues into the weekend i will have a full forecast coming up. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up for the ultimate? ♪ then you've got to try the totally new subway ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. carve one up today. crank up the flavor at subway. live this is kron 4 news at 6:00. a federal court overturns proposition 8 reopening the door for same-sex marriages in california. tonight with the ruling means for couples planning weddings we have reports from san francisco city hall and the castro. reaction from both sides and some legal experts on the possible so, in the u.s. supreme court. today's

side of the business that have to rely on councils and governments because of population growth and often times their relying on funds that come through the federal funds and their held and bound to using certain models and criteria. so it's getting very complicated when you go into regional planning to flood control to water and all the sets and different for legal reasons as apposed scientific. >> the problem is not the models. there are plenty of models. we have lots of tools. the problem i would argue, is not even the scenarios. there is problems with precipitation. i think the problem is politics and management decisions about who's going to take responsibility for changing - >> i wanted to change the subject, along the coast up to oregon and washington, one thing that sets our climate is marine, i wonder if anyone else here sees any changes taking place with that layer that has a lot to do with our water supply and also reducing the need for water on the coast? >> really good question. >> as far as we know, the marine layer we think is still going to be with us. one of the interesting facets with this potential change of temperature gradien

tonight the city council is set to vote to give the mayor permission to rent an office space that will house federal law enforcement agencies. the cost is $13,000. the tab is being picked up by the fbi and a grant. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> in santa barbara two adults and a child are confirmed dead after a gravel truck smashed into their home. neighbors say there may have been a second child in their home. search crews are looking through the rubble for that child. the highway patrol is looking into the cause. it's believed the truck's brakes fald. the truck driver was -- failed. the truck driver was treated for facial injuries at the scene. >>> kids today found roaming cities could have a problem. officials say an estimated 100 kids cut school on an average school day. under the new curfew plan, kids will be ticketed and taken to drop-off points where they will be supervised and counseled. the truancy ticket also requires the student and his or her legal guardian to attend a court hearing. >> there is a lot of excuses going on that are not in school. there are some

they plan to appeal the decision to the city council and will go to court if necessary. >> this morning federalgators are determined one source of the salmonella that triggered a massive nationwide egg recall. fda officials say they found salmonella in chicken feed sold to the sue iowa farms that distributed the eggs. tests show the contaminated feed is one source of the outbreak but possibly not the only source. more than 550 million eggs from the farms were recalled this month after being linked to nearly 1500 cases of salmonella poisoning nationwide. >> this morning the national transportation and safety board is investigating a jetblue flight's hard landing at sacramento international airport that left 15 passengers injured. officials say brake problems likely caused that hard landing. flight 262 from long beach blew at least two tires starting a fire while touching down yesterday. the 86 passengers and five crew members on the airbus 8320 had to escape by inflatable emergency slides. five people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, many caused by the slides. others took it all i

federal government resources to help u.s. companies compete abroad. i would like to share a few examples of the three c's at work. it convenes the manufacturing council to advise and ensure regular communication between the federal government and manufacturing sector. the commerce secretary announced a newly appointed members of the council this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. in the senate visitors center. it will look at the critical issues. finance, and energy particularly. mas collaborates with other agencies to deliver programs. it developed the department sustainable many freshmen initiative. we work with industry and other federal agencies to showcase practices that help company reduce operating costs. in september, we will launch a new initiative, many fresher america, to help to connect manufacturers to resources to help them rethink and retool operations. it is designed to enable them to explore new products, markets, practices, and finance sources. we expect it will help sustain and create jobs, and will particularly focus on needs of small and medium-sized manufacturers. the administration's free-market recognizes exporting goods is a key componen

council, we work with hollywood health & society. what we want to do is we want to take the resources the federal government has, the science that we have behind the information, make sure that those storylines are credible because if they're not credible, they're not believable, you know, we lose our entry into the audience to begin with and so what can we do to support those who are in recovery, getting the story out? what can we do to help those who are working with the industry get the accurate information out? and what can we do to just overall raise awareness amongst the public about addiction into mental illnesses so that people are informed. they can take steps early on and not wait until the train wreck happens in somebody's life. so again, treating mental illnesses and addictions are a lot like any other health condition, intervene early, let's help the person into recovery quickly. sandra. i want to refer to mark's comment about getting the information out. one thing we know from research is that there's a factor in storytelling on television, film, and new media that's called transportation. it's really a measure of the leve

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federal agencies have an affirmative obligations to consider the environmental impact of their decisions by insuring high quality information is available to government officials and members of the public. the council on environmental quality itself is a creation of nepa and was established to work with the federal government overseeing agency implementation of the environmental impact process. the environmental review process is a procedural tool for informed agency decision making that insures agencies look before they leap. the review process should begin when an agency proposes and action. the degree of review required is calibrated to the significance of the expected environmental impact. when an agency can to is -- an agency considers taking an action at all have significant environmental of facts, it must prepare an environmental impact statement. if the agency is uncertain about whether a proposed action will have significant environmental effects, it can prepare an environmental assessment to determine whether a full eis is needed. based on past actions, the agency may determine a proposed action falls within the category of actions that do not normally have significant impacts on the envi

federal stimulus money for oakland but also criticized for what some say is his inaccessibility. so with dellums out, voters have several candidates to choose from in november including city council members rebecca kaplan and jean quan, and polls shows former senate pro-tem don perrota would lead a potential race as well. oakland's next mayor will inherit a big budget crisis and growing crime concerns. >> is 5:06 now. google wants to pay more to phone companies to google more content over the internet. scott says it is disturbing news for many. >> many supporters of net neutrality would have hoped google was on their side, apparently not. the "new york times" reports this morning google is in deep talks with verizon arranging a system whereby google would pay more to verizon to prioritize google data. the search engine, youtube, gmail, that kind of thing. do that on the company's data over the internet. google taking advantage of a power vacuum. the courts decided the fcc, which supports net neutrality, did not have the authority to enforce it. congress can write new laws, but has not. supporters of net neutrality say all the data on the internet ought to be treated equally and b

council banned the remote control utility. that vote came despite the fact that pg&e made a promise to stop installing them. >>> time now 7:53. federal prosecutors are reportedly intensifying their criminal investigation of cycle super star, lance armstrong. now, armstrong denies any wrong doing. at a promotional event in denver, he told investigators he had -- officials he had nothing to say about the investigation. >>> the clydesdales are making an appearance and the public is invited to come meet them. clydesdales fans can pose. and the horses will be on display this afternoon, tomorrow evening and saturday afternoon. >> i want to see the collidesdales. >> head on up there. >>> highway 101 university avenue an accident that's blocking the fast rape in both directions at university avenue. so the bayshore freeway, really down for. count here. northbound 101 coming up past mountain view. you'll see slow traffic. southbound 101, it starts to slow in redwood city. use 280 instead. this problem is going to be there for a while locker. >>> moving along and taking a look at the bay bridge, it's backed up for about a 10 manufacture -- ten

disputes, another giving the city council more flexibility to make changes in city worker pension plans. the third calls for a 10% tax on medical marijuana. >>> and a federalfornia's prop 8, the voter-approved measure that limits marriage to male-female couples. >>> we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,, vegetables are naturally low in calories. ,,,, v8 juice gives you 3 of your 5 daily servings. it's a tasty, nutritious way to make this number go up... and help this one go down. v8. what's your number? it's tough to get enough servings of vegetables every day if you don't always like the taste of them. good thing v8 v-fusion juice gives you a serving of vegetables hidden by a serving of fruit. [woof woof] >>> there are 10- to 15- minute delays on bart between west oakland and san francisco. there was equipment problem on one of the trains. they had to take a train out of service. so that's the deal there. they were saying major delays. so this is actually an improvement, just 10 to 15 minutes from the east bay into san francisco. if you are using the roads, traffic is backing up towards the west grand overcrossing to maybe a 10-minute wait

federal forces were continuing a that the governor's office remains to quickly turn the furloughs official but the hundred and your to thousand workers affected the decision by the courts from leaving council of basel performance a day only to reschedule the unlikely counselor dollar amount leaving customers frustrated. >> kevin m new airline she is being announced we'll do the breakdown and a new poll about president of what was religion war and all americans believe he is a correction. the latest on the forecast coming up, you can see the james the guys remember, we're a solar system. mars is down...and... um, it's only 10am. who hasn't had their jimmy dean breakfast this morning? mmmm! now lets orbit i feel awesome. you're all awesome. jimmy dean breakfast sandwiches, fight the morning fade. now for a checked on the market this morning stocks closed higher yesterday on the strength their retellings report the dow gained almost 10 points and the nasdaq gained 06 points will watch economic reports as to promote this morning the labor different reports on weekly jobless james. gm has filed the paperwork for its and russian public offering with the securities and exchange commission gm car

council. we welcome you. >> thank you for this opportunity to testify. recent communications by the federal government on the oil spill have been optimistic. we are hearing the pieces of the puzzle are falling together, that the picture looks better than many others had feared and that we have turned a corner. however, previous experience from other oil spills tells us that we are only at the beginning stages of this event from an ecological perspective. the story is unnecessarily complex -- is necessarily complex, and many questions remain. first, there is a concern about the dispersants. the epa conducted a recent toxicological studies dispersants. --heard that correct separat that corexit had equaled toxicity to the oil, at least two species. however, with the release of these findings, the federal government concluded that the picture is becoming clear, that the use of the dispersant was an important tool in the response. it may be tempting to conclude this, but we think that conclusion is premature. as you already mentioned today, we think it is unwise to form a conclusion on the basis

federal government which may or may not have enhanced ability to protect. what we have built so far simply doesn't work. the information advise the sharing councils are good in theory, the work somewhat in practice, particularly between and among its private sector actors but they have not yet to become an effective tool for actually bringing private and public sector people together. one possibility that i think i will lay on the table and we can talk about either in the q&a or perhaps in a paper i will write for heritage or something like that, is to actually consider whether we need to formalize the concept of public as private partnerships. we have public and private corporations. some are in zeolite fannie mae and freddie mac. but others like millennium challenge account and american red cross have been very effective for a number of years. and maybe it's time to think about formalizing the structure, can call it the cyberspace assurance corp. -- it is copyrighted. you have to credit me if you use the name. cyberspace assurance corp., which would be a locus for public and private activities in a way that is beyond what they do now. with that

legislation through the federal government that prohibits employers from discriminating to someone who has been incarcerated. >> there is legislation that is constantly coming from the city council in the district of columbia. one is a human rights bill for return the citizens. people like the d.c. chamber of commerce which is run by barbara lang, they come down there and they made legislators fight against this bill. this is the only way i can see that people can have rights in the district of columbia with what you just stated them up for anybody who needs information -- >> many of the persons who ask questions night -- tonight, use this opportunity to network and exchange information. >> when i ride through this city and i look at folks who are doing the work in this city, building buildings, i see people coming in from maryland, virginia, i see black men standing on corners unemployed but i see other folks got the jobs. something is wrong there. i don't want folks to think, it raises but most the folks who work in this system -- city are hispanics for they cut up -- they put a couple of blacks in as window dressing. one does not have to be qualified to dig a ditch. many of t

federal bond as well. >> what does one do to get this done? is it a law that has to be imposed? >> do what you are doing right now. you need to be present at city council hearings. you need to lobby your city council and all the folks. >> i want to speak in reference to miss thornton. i appreciate your coming out this evening. i know she has been dedicated to her people. i love her very much.

federal lawsuit. if i say good morning to you and is this afternoon, i can be prosecuted under that. we're not going to do that. >> council advises you [no audio] >> i am advised that my -- by my client that they did take an oath on the vessel. >> ok, i understand. >> does adriana have the authority to activate the eds or call out a distress? >> i do not know. >> mike williams is a subordinate of years. >> correct. >> on the chain of command, how do you communicate with the dpo? >> can you clarify the question? >> earlier he told me people who monitored the alarms would be aware of any alarms that had been bypassed with be the dp officer. if he had concerns, would he address that to you or the dynamic position officer? >> generally the dynamic position officer would call either the supervisors were chief et on tower directly. >> when you were in your room reading your book, was there any notification to evacuate? >> not to evacuate, no. as i opened up the door, i did hear yancey keplinger announced that we had fire. he started naming of an engine rooms and multiple locations. after the second explosion, i did not hear any