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. >>> a pair of fer ral pigs that has been destroyed property in the east bay has been captured. they torn up lawns and experts say the grass and soil are packed with grubs that the pigs dine on. today a trapper captured both of them. they will be put down. they do not just trash lawns but carry diseases dangerous to people and wildlife. the man who trapped them believes many more are living in the hills. >> a disappointing day for both teams competing for america's cup. yachts on the water ready to go but strong winds would not subside. racers had to be scratched. yesterday, officials proposed incruising the -- increasing the wind limit. new zealand needs just two wins to claim the cup. oracle still needs eight more victories. >> they have a long way to go. >> yes it was windy on the bay and other parts of the bay area, too. >> it was. >> we had gusts at sfo. they're teeming down a little bit but still breezy. sunny skies, patches of low clouds cite add long the coastline. current gusts still pretty strong. and calmer across the skbai oakland. here is a live view from our mount

. >>> a pair of fer ral pigs that has been destroyed property in the east bay has been captured. they torn up lawns and experts say the grass and soil are packed with grubs that the pigs dine on. today a trapper captured both of them. they will be put down. they do not just trash lawns but carry diseases dangerous to people and wildlife. the man who trapped them believes many more are living in the hills. >> a disappointing day for both teams competing for america's cup. yachts on the water ready to go but strong winds would not subside. racers hado be scratched. yesterday, officials proposed incruising the -- increasing the wind limit. new zealand needs just two wins to claim the cup. oracle still needs eight more victories. >> they have a long way to go. >> yes it was windy on the bay and other parts of the bay area, too. >> it was. >> we had gusts at sfo. they're teeming down a little bit but still breezy. sunny skies, patches of low clouds cite add long the coastline. current gusts still pretty strong. and calmer across the skbai oakland. here is a live view from our mount ta

. >> we are joined by charles dell fer a former u.n. chief chemical weapons inspector and top cia officer who directed the investigation of saddam hussein's weapons of mass destruction programs. mr delfer thank you for coming in. good morning. let's begin with what is the first step to actually destroying these chemical weapons. i'm talking about once the inspections are done. the actual destruction of the weapons, what is the first phase. >> the first thing that has to happen is inspectors have to get there and go to sites where key equipment is located. the highest area for them to get to is production equipment. it can be destroyed ease lip. these are the reactor vessels and the manufacturing equipment which can be destroyed relatively easily because it doesn't have the sarin or mustard agent. you can run over it with a tractor and you'll have hobbled the syrian chemical capability. >> when it comes to the chemicals and the chemical weapons themselves i understand there are basically two options k destroying them on-site and transpor

the fer ris wheel takes 30 minutes to make one revolution. >>> the fda is investigating dozens of reports of illnesses from rauled greek yogurt. no link has been confirmed, but the fda says at least 89 people reported getting sick after eating chobani greek yogurt manufactured in idaho. >>> people who sell dogs online now have to comply with the same rules as other dog breeders. online sellers must now either allow buyers to see the animals before they buy or else allow federal inspectors to look over their facilities. the u.s. agriculture department announced these new regulations just today. they're meant to crack down on puppy mills. right now the rules only apply to the sale of dogs but could be expand today include other animals. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. i'm gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues on the 10:00 news as evacuees return home after that devastating wild fire in mount diablo. keep in mind we're always here for you at ktvu.com and tmz is up next right here on tv 36. [captioning made possible by warner bros

it is possible she was refer together you rain yen -- was rear ferring to -- referring to the dark ages. >> lightning round. >> jill, are you a former pageant contestant. you are miss michigan which is hard to say. instead of sullying with her tattoo body she should be in the skank pageant. i completely disagree. >> are you sure that is a grect coat? >> it is because it is on my paper and it has quotation marks. >> she is fighting an uphill battle in the miss america competition. it has been around a longtime. the party girls of the miss usa are not studying opera. miss usa should do better. >> what you are saying is you were a miss usa contestant? >> i was. back when i used to live it up. veronica, what do you think? were the judges swayed by the tattoo? >> perhaps. i saw the picture and i thought uh. when you look at it, it doesn't work. the fact that the tattoo distracts from her boobs is not good in a beauty pageant. she didn't have the brains to maybe put the paw prints with the eyes. >> buck, you are shaking your head. it is time for the dude per perspective. i think she was an an

cohen and to my left is tang and supervisor david chiu will be joining us and weiner and superviser ferelwill be joining us shortly. >> the clerk of the board is erika cheng and i would like to thank the members of sfgtv

as a photo fer -- photographer that's the most important skill you have. >> when he quizzed you about it after he saw one thing or made you find something in that. >> what was great was it was full education. i would spend an hour outside after-school everyday. >> an hour. >> and i would tell him what i saw. i was learning to read the signs of nature. i would tell him what i saw and he would tell me what it meant. >> there is a lot of photographers that focus on nature. we live-in a beautiful area of the country. you won awards for yours. and you have been in national geographic. you have to be up there. what sets your work apart. >> i would like to think that what sets my work apart from other images is the fact it's important to me that a viewer feels emotion. i want them to feel what i felt when i was there and not see what i saw. when thing i dpo before -- do before i pick the camera up is get in touch with what i'm feeling. >> if you feel something and see something in that. how do you test i would feel it? >> i kind of use my camera as a counter. once i feel it i left the camera

fers on the right, he has friends in high places. please welcome big bird. good to see you. is there and to my left please welcome oscar the growth. gentlemenk gentlemen, thuf for joining me. how are you doing this evening? >> crummy. >> stephen: how about you, big bird? >> well, toon honest, stephen, i'm a little nervous. >> stephen: that's okay big pird. just be yourself. be myself, hmmmm. i'm to go it. >> stephen: tonight we're debating the most controversial topics of our times started with the letters. big bird what, say you? >> oh, i like the letters. lot of great things start with s., like sunshine, and sailboat, stephen. and, stephen, your name starts with. so big bird likes the letters. tell me, do we still needs. stephen i like the letters, so many words show your. that's when people use big birds. that's annoying. and grouches love being annoyed. >> stephen: wait a second, you both like the the letter "s." that's shocking. >> oh, shocking start with the letter "s." >> stephen: hey, knock it off. the whole idea of this show is isagreement i meade you to argue. >> n

i think sharna is amazing in terms of a qoar -- core roughing gray fer -- choreographer. >> he gave everything he had. >> reporter: when you combine both weeks, amber riley and her partner topped it. it's corbin bleu and karina smirnoff. >> i just want to come out here every single weekend and put on a show. one point behind them was elizabeth berkley and val chmerkovskiy. three couples tied for fourth place. >> i feel really good about it. >> love learning this. love seeing the cast. we don't want anybody to go. >> it feels good to know this isn't a fluke and i'm on the right track. >> next on the leader board, brant daugherty and bill engvall. nicole is next followed by bill nye. >> i'm not apologizing. >> there are 11 couples remaining and they all return next monday night. george pennachio for abc news. >> i don't know who's next. >> all right. treadmills, yes garks even apps. >> we'll show you some of the high tech ways people are getting their pets to not weigh so much. >> and if you wanted to smell like a superhero, could you? >>> working out as gone to the dogs -- has gone to the dogs,

cohen and to my left is tang and supervisor david chiu will be joining us and weiner and superviser fer elwill be joining us shortly. >> the clerk of the board is erika cheng and i would like to thank the members of sfgtv that are helping us to broadcast this show, could you please call item number two? >> approve the minutes of the july 9, 2013 meeting this is an action item. >> thank you. >> and colleagues? is there any public comment? >> okay, seeing no public comment on item number two, this item is closed. >> a motion to approve? >> okay, by commissioner tang and without objection this passes. >> item three, state and federal legislative update, this is an information action item. >> this is the good stuff what we come for. thank you very much and good to see you. >> thank you, chair, mark watts and i am here to give you an update on what is going on in sacramento. and starting first with your matrix and there are two new bills that are added to the matrix that emerged over the summer time, and one is 8401 on page 5 of the matrix, and this relates to design build to be used by cmas

er had mother apologized fer killing more than 12 people and injuring more than a dozen others at the navy yard. i'm so, so sorry this has happened. i don't know why he did what had he did and i'll never be able to ask him why. >>> those who knew him remain heart broken. >> i don't know where my life goes now. he was my partner. we had plans to do things. and now it's gone >> some employees have started returning back to work here at the navy yard. we're told the counseling services will be available. for those who witnessed the shooting, it is going to take time to heal. i looked this man dead in his eyes >> it was the scariest thing i of had ever seen. federal sources say surveillance video show it is him ducking into a bathroom with a small bag and emerging with a fully intact remington shotgun. where there are gaps we will close them >> the defense secretary announced a security review of all u.s. military installations word wide. in a full scale look at department of defense procedures for granting and renewing security clearances >> we owe the victims, families and all our peopl

." >> a bo-fer. >> you can always count on you, sam champion, especially on a friday. >>> let's get right the breaking story. scary moments in the skies. a united airlines flight forced to land mid flight after the pilot suffered a medical emergency while flying. david kerley is at reagan national airport with the latest on all this. good morning, david. >> reporter: this emergency landing declared because of one of the pilots who apparently suffered a heart attack in flight. overnight, drama in the skies. >> we got a man down. chest compressions going on right now. can an ambulance and maybe some air stairs, meet us on the runway. >> united 1603, we'll get that going. >> reporter: the united airlines flight bound for seattle, makes an emergency landing in boise. the pilot suffering an apparent heart attack. knowing time is essential, the co-pilot, with 161 passengers onboard from houston, asked to immediately pull off the runway for help. >> he's going to stop on the runway. and then, they'll bring the stairs out to him. >> smoky 7, smoky 9, and engine 7 will proceed to taxiway alpha. >>

>>> the syrian government completes the hand oh-fer of chemical weapons data to a watchdog. while a russian diplomat says their approach to syria may change if they don't play by the rules. and it's now one year until scotland decides whether to ditch the united kingdom. oil the superpiece of disagreement. and new york academics demand the release of students date -- beaten up in a street protest against a former c.i.a. chief being appointed a professor. live from our studios here in moscow where it's just past 1:00 on a sunday morning, this is rt with international news and comment. the international chemical weapons watchdog says the syrian government has complied over the last remaining details of its toxic chemical weapons, as a result of the agreement hammered out by russia and washington last week. >> moscow has -- says it has fulfilled its obligation to send all the documents to the o.p.c.w. now of course the o.p.c.w. has to work out a framework in order to deal with the procedures for the disarmament of syria. they were supposed to hold a meeting sunday, but they've

. >> bill karins, you have a two-fer? >> you say potato, tomato, how about the tom tato?w in britain they grafted a tomato plant. this is going to be commercially sold starting next spring. you can buy this yourself. this is a potato/tomato plant all in one. technology making our lives easier. >> it's kind of freaky at the same time though. >> it it tastes the same. they don't taste any different. >>> speaking of freaky, you're talking about halloween. >> you guys have kids. how about sending parents your little girl out in the naughty leopard costume. that's what it's called. >> i hadmy little boy on this. >> walmart yanked this from store shelves because parents are upset about this. who. s to call their costume a naughty leopard? there's nothing correct about this. >> even though i'm going to try that this halloween. >>> this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> how is this for drama? [ applause ] >> i don't care what team you like. that was just awesome. a rare show of emotion from one of the gretest baseball

he told fer nan says that he would make it to buenos aries in time for the international olympic committee. abe said he'll be the first sitting japanese leader to visit argentina since his grandfather noeb o o suki kishy visited. she wishes japan every success with their bid and they want to strengthen the relationships between argentine and japanese. >> people from madrid and istanbul are trying to attract support of their own. they're trying to win the right to host the games. many people in tokyo are hopeful about their chances. others are expressing concern. more from nhk world's kuran kuranda tago. >> reporter: the tower on on a festive glow thursday night. instead of the usual white lights illuminated the tower's frame, the structure was lit up in the colors of the olympic games. they have shown their support for tokyo's bid. they say the city is the best choice for the 2020 olympic games. on the ground of a nearby temple, the city's hopes are spelled out clearly. a rendition of japan's naegsal flag illuminate tokyo's olympic aspirations. >> we believe tokyo olympic 2020 will give us

. >> reporter: even the french, who was the fers to say they'd join the u.s. in striking assad, will now wait to see whether the u.s. congress votes to intervene. >> margaret brennan from cbs. >> reporter: i asked the secretary why it has been so difficult to get countries to join the effort. is there anyone besides france willing to take concrete action to participate in a military action? >> ythe answer is there are a number of countries in the double digits, who are prepared to take military action, and i have said previously, and i repeat again we have more countries prepared to take military action than we actually could use be in the kind of military action being contemplated. >> reporter: here in paris, secretary kerry will meet tomorrow with arab leaders, many of whom privately support military action, but they fear reprisals if they help join a coalition to attack a neighbor. >> axelrod: margaret brennan traveling with the secretary of state in the paris. thank you. president obama will spend the next several days making an appeal to the members of th

the fer requests have been taking on the extra load of people who would normally take the bay bridge. jack london square has been bustling all day with people trying to cross the bay. and b.a.r.t. yesterday recorded nearly 279,000 trips. barret bate's second highest ridership for a saturday. the highest was october 6th of last year when the blue glass, sweep week, nlds, cal versus ucla and a justin bieber concert were happening on the same day. >> ama: and our reporters are taking pictures of the work being done today. sergio tweeted a work update from the news conference. for more pictures, follow him on twitter. >>> and for all of our bay bridge and break news updates on twitter, follow us@abc7 news bay area. >>> tonight, a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of whoever shot an oak lap man to death. happened just before 11 last night. the 48-year-old victim was visiting a friend when, according to the police, he got into a until argument with another man who then shot him. no arrests have been made. >> east palo alto police are looking for two shott

the fer requests have been taking on the extra load of ople who would normally take the bay bridge. jackondon square has been bustling all d with people trying to cros the bay. and b.a.r.t. yesterday recorded nearly 279,000 trips. barret bate's second highest ridership for a satuay. the highest was october 6th of last year when the blue glass, sweep week, nlds, cal versus ucla and a justin bieber concert were happening on the same day. >> ama: and our reporters are taking pictures of the work being done tod. sergio tweeted a workpdate from the news conference. for more pictures, follow him on twitter. >>> and for all of our bay bridge and break news updates on twitte follow us@abc7 news bay area. >>> tonight, a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of whoever shot an oak lap man to death. happened just before 11 last night. the 48-year-old victim was visiting a friend when, according to theolice, he got into a until argumen with another man who then shot him. no arrests have been made. >> east palo alto police are looking for two shoers who fired 30 s

fer expel his son lost everything, and stayed with relatives for four months. he then moved into another home in seaside heights with his girlfriend. and then something else happened. >> the worst thing that ever could happen to a firefighter. i got a call on my radio. when we got a block away from it, the crew and myself knew it was mine. the first thing i saw i was flames coming out of the windows, and high matter dropped. >> reporter: the fire destroyed their new home. the couple moved into a condo together and life was getting back to normal. until thursday, and the worst fire he's ever seen on the beloved board walk where he'd grown up. how much more can you take? >> i really don't know. that's a good question. it's been a hell of a year. but i'm hoping this is it. i'm surround hoping this is it. >> reporter: ferrell doesn't have an answer for his town's suffering but believes good will come out in the end. >> i think it's going to come back better than ever. i really do. >> reporter: and through it all, he plans to keep his family on the jersey shore. ter

>> i think that it is probably east fer we do it as a group. >> yes. on voting. >> yes. >> section by section. so, for example, commissioner hur might make a motion to accept recommendation 1 a and reject recommendation 1 b. >> so moved. >> second? >> i will second. >> thank you. >> and make a clarification? >> sorry, one 1 b offers with changing five days to five business days. so that it will allow the staff time. >> yeah, i'm fine with that. >> okay. >> okay. >> and it makes sense to me. >> okay, so the motion is to not approve the decision 0.1 a to approve the change to 5 business days in 1 b. >> i think that you want to accept one a. >> accept one a. and except in one b the change to five business days and reject the remainder >> we have a second on it. >> public comment? >> public comment on this point? >> yeah. >> commissioners, ray hartz, director of san francisco open government and as we are doing this i found something that i think is highly questionable, it says respondents may make an opening statement, it is not clear if each can make it

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give me first presentation with this quarterly update i do have experience in the senior compliance fer and so it seemed like to be a good fit when bob used to do these position and now me filling in those shoes and that is where i come in with that kind of a background to dive right in. and to the pla. so we had our first project labor agreement meeting on august 22 and i am going to go through the meeting update and what is current and in the near future and update and also will have an apprentice up to date update regarding students, veterans which ted and eddie will cover. and then i will wrap it up with the labor and operators the adults program. >> august, 22nd, when we met with the pla. we went over the construction progress and the upcoming trade package and a high school apprenticeship and veteran programs, and reported that the work stoppages there is definitely harmony at this point and it has been a good quarter, so far to date all of the skills needs have been met, and on the job. we did have one minor reportable incident that one of the employees required some stitches on

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-- by yoking graw fer. she too debuted as a speaker at the rotary club of charlotte. subject? veterans affairs. they are usually accepting of the idea that all of the citizens deserve a second chance. the public's verdict on petraeus and the scruffy kids are harassing him to the obvious. he may sell particular kits, but the high-priced public relations cannot grant him the respect he so sorely craves. at west point they used to call it honor. >> and coming up, the masacre in iraq is targeting the iranian exiles opposed to the leaders in tehran. >> and coming up, the latest from kenya islamic militants killing people in the horrific shopping mall assault that is going on. right now we are hearing reports of huge explosions and more shots. we will keep you updated throughout the hour. >>> well, have you heard about this, there is growing outrage and questions about the masacre of 52 iranian exiles in iraq. the attack is taking place september 1st north of baghdad. the spot is called camp ashraft and it is for

." >> a presidential bo-fer. >> presidential bo-fer. >> you can always count on you, sam champion, especially on a friday. >>> let's get right to the breaking story. scary moments in the skies. a united airlines flight forced to land mid flight after the pilot suffered a medical emergency while flying. david kerley is at reagan international airport with the latest on all this. good morning, david. >> reporter: this emergency landing declared because of one of the pilots who apparently suffered a heart attack in flight. overnight, drama in the skies. >> we got a man down. chest compressions going on right now. can an ambulance and maybe some air stairs, meet us on the runway. >> united 1603, we'll get that going. >> reporter: the united airlines flight bound for seattle, makes an emergency landing in boise. the pilot suffering an apparent heart attack. knowing time is essential, the co-pilot, with 161 passengers onboard from houston, asked to immediately pull off the runway for help. >> he's going to stop on the runway. and then, they'll bring the stairs out to him. >> smoky 7, smoky 9, and e