this afternoon on establishing a city wide minimum wage if approved it would make san jose the fifth city in the country to have a minimum wage. it could save the city $600,000 by not putting a minimum wage measure on the november ballot. signatures from 36,000 voters qualify the measure it would raise the state minimum wage of $8 an hour to $10. the council meets 3:30 this afternoon. >>> 6:06. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >>> starting out the morning cloudy and maybe a little misty. >>> absolutely. flight arrival delays just announced into sfo of about 46 minutes, oakland and san jose on time. thickest fog santa rosa half mile, visibility 2 1/2 miles around half moon bay everybody else has low clouds and patchy drizzle, misty at best this morning. if you are stepping out right now, still 63 in antioch, mainly mid to upper 50s mild, cool spot san francisco at 52. 7:00 everybody fairly cloudy and temperatures holding mainly in the 50s. i think the clouds will retreat quicker today that's one of the reasons why we will be warmer than yesterday by noon already in the 70s in

is set to vote on establishing a city wide minimum wage if approved it would make san jose the fifth city in the country to have a minimum wage it could save the city $600,000 by not putting a measure on the november ballot. signatures from 36,000 voters qualify the measure it would raise the minimum wage of $8 an hour to $10. >>> citizens commission looking into cutting the pay of state elected officials itch the california citizens compensation commission will consider a 5 -- 5% pay cut for statewide office holders, including lawmakers and the governor who makes $174,000 a year. governor brown is projecting a nearly 16 billion dollar budget shortfall for the next fizz cal -- fiscal year. panel members are pointed by the governor and will meet to discuss cutting officials' pay may 31st. the berkeley city council set to vote on standard mutual aid agreement for the police department to decide whether to answer other requests for help. they want to make it clear the city will not offer mutual aid on political demonstrations like the one during the occupy occupy -- the occupy oakland protes

are williamsburg, virginia, ocean city, maryland, rehoboth beach, delaware, charlottesville, virginia and coming in fifth atlantic city, new jersey. a reminder that you're probably already aware of police are going to be serious about seat belt enforcement and distracted driving, even just looking down at your phone they're going to catch you. if you're staying in town, different bicycle associations recently ranked maryland as the nation's top ten bicycle friendly states and the district itself as the fourth best bike cities in america. i myself will be on the capital crescent trail this weekend. back to you. >>> it's a trip none of us want to ta. i'm talking about going to the emergency room where sometimes depending on where you go, you can wait for hours before anyone recognizes you there. well, this morning we have some help for you navigating the er. i'm joined by david seeburg, the president of american college of emergency physicians and he has a little er101 for us. first off, nobody is prepared to go to the emergency room. that's why they call it an emergency. can you put together a kit at your

a vote could come to light on whether face if it is allowed to expand its cafeteria fifth earlier this month the citycommission did vote in support of the expansion. facebook has agreed to help curb profit by using employee shuttles. cut and basil and moved to menlo park last year. of >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside at the golden gate. the fog is expected to return overnight. here's a look at your weather headlines. the fog is confined mainly to the coast want. into tomorrow, 5-10 degrees of warming. as we head into the weekend commentators are coming. these fish were to have a mix of '60s and '70s. it is when the breeze along the coastline. gritty mild and the no. 8 contenders in the '70s and '80s. affect fifth of why >>catherine: , 15 people were killed and several missing after an earthquake hit northern italy today. " i was a 5.8 magnitude with a lot of aftershocks. thousands of people are without a home tonight if this comes nine days after another earthquake in the same region killed seven people. ceilings caved in, homes were destroyed in rubble covered the streets. newly discovered i

fifth inning. after 10 days, oklahoma city is crushing the lakers 100 s 70 in game 1 of the western semifinals. >>e 70 mi. from the marina in san francisco to santa cruz, it is long. really wrong! tsa in one his second straight stage. this soccer match is a big one. manchester city clenches the first title in 44 years. >> manchester city has won a title in the most dramatic style you could ever a imagine for the first time in 44 years. there will be a hollywood movie about this. >>gary: manchester city won the game 3-2. >> and gary, i have a question, how do you feel about tim lincecum and as long contract now? >>gary: here is that the rug. the supposedly offered him 100 million for five years and he turned that down. if he came to them today at probably would sign him up because he is part of the family. i would roll the dice and signed him up. >> gary, will the a's never moved to san jose? >>gary: airtran to get down here. there's always the feeling that the grass is greener on the other side. they say that is where the silicon valley money is. it may take a few years pretty densely adding that

lucy hawkings there is in the british city of bristol where the olympic flame is burning for the fifth day. >> it seems that bristol knows how to hold a party. this city has embraced the olympic torch in a way that has surprised everybody. tens of thousands of people showed up last night at the docks winners arrived and thousands came out in the beautiful morning sunshine to welcome the torch. it crossed the suspension bridge which is behind me in bristol. midway across the bridge, there was what they call a torch kiss and the torch was handed from one torch bearer to another and there were fireworks, cheering. the crowds really went crazy. they were so excited. let's talk to some of them who watched it today. with we -- with me is steve. >> it's been brilliant. >> and it's all about inspiration, isn't it? how could you fail to be inspired by these teams today? >> absolutely. it's been fantastic and it's a great part in the torch relay. >> what does it mean for the people in bristol? it's important. we try to make sure there's lots going on locally through the summer so that people get

angle with a minute to go before doing his now customary police had celebration off the city side or up to fifth and who had it in your power being turned their side to the russian comes final and the first time or this wednesday. so after all that this is how the top of the table looks the needs of the champions that is part i can cling on to the second champions league spot with the game left to play however taste could reclaim it when they play their game in hand against cuba on tuesday while. on a steward of new rope league football the next season. and in the bottom of that i will tell you i could beat i'm caught three want to grozny the works and i have made the most we go longer to get the ball rolling the chechen team seven minutes an hour and polly klass just two minutes later marco grosset firing home from long range so it's terry back in assault by midway through the first off. it's a day of netted his second and perhaps with one minutes left turn back now for a point here with a good education playoffs. and the best on edge ten man vote one nil to boost their hopes of avoiding the re

learn more about oklahoma city all weekend long, on american history tv. >> on the fifth anniversary of the bombing of the alfred p. murrah federal building in oklahoma city, oklahoma governor frank keating dedicated a national memorial to the victims on the site where the building once stood. 168 people including 19 children, died in the 1995 blast. >> on april 19th, five years ago another spring wednesday like today, the flag of our nation was flying over the murrah building. it is flying over our memorial today, and i know it flies proudly in all of your hearts. for those who perpetuated this act, we have one message. in america, you can speak and write and vote and complain, but there is no right to maim and bomb and kill. [ applause ] and if you think that you can bring that flag down, there is your answer. we have so many special guests today. it is a homecoming for many of you who came to oklahoma in 1995, and gave us your sweat and your tears and your support. we welcome home all of you. this is your home. we are all oklahomaens today and we are beloved land. >>> my husband an

now, the fatal stabbing here on florida avenue, the fifth murder in our city in four days. police say there's no evidence they're linked in any way. live from northwest, pat collins, "news 4." >> thanks, pat. >>> nearly 100 people are out of their homes this evening following a fast moving fire that ripped through an apartment building in silver spring. it happened just after 2:00 in the morning in the 2300 block of terrace drive. firefighters say it began in a third floor apartment, then spread after it got into a common attic area. at least 20 apartments were damaged. >> it's really bad. i feel very sad. i don't know where to start. we have to start all over again, i guess. >> none of the rez depts was injured. one firefighter suffered a serious heat related injury. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> today jury selection begins in the first trial related to a series of stabbings that left five black men dead across the country. the tft will stand trial for the murder of 49-year-old arnold miner from flint, michigan. police say officers discovered min

we come up with the step from fifth avenue and enter astor hall, named for brook astor that did wonderful things for the city especially in the 1970s when everybody was running away from new york. the going wisdom was by 2000 new york would be a ghost town. these are very pricey ghosts we have around here today. in the middle of all of that misery in the 1970s he kept on having faith in the city. i really have to thank her for that and so does the library. this is the town square of the library, astor hall and intersects the main boulevard that runs from 42nd street to 40th street and across the boulevard and there are two light ports and you think it is a solid building, no. two huge light ports bring light pouring into the middle of the building and beyond the main boulevard and the entrance hall, the town square, the exhibition hall, the library is not only for research, it has a huge collection. it has manuscripts and rare books and art. it also has to have exhibitions. that is a wonderful exhibition hall with light, indirect light pouring in because of the light ports on either side. go up to the third

. ♪ >>pam: the city of milipitas is making major cuts to close a projected $9.2 million budget shortfall fees if more than 50 of police will lose their jobs fifthf park and street maintenance will be outsourced. the city council approved the new budget last night. the city manager said the cuts are unavoidable due to the loss of redevelopment money. negotiations between the san francisco school district and teachers union have fallen apart. in meeting was cut to take place this morning but district officials say the two sides are at an impasse. at issue is a new two-year contract for the several thousand workers and the district. san francisco is facing an enormous multimillion-dollar shortfall. a state mediator is now stepping in to help restart a meeting between the two sides. >> san francisco school officials said that educating children is their first party but faced with a nearly $83 million deficit over the next two years, actions must be taken. >> blasting we want to do is cut our teachers. we did not create this mess but we have to live with it. >> the superintendent says they have presented a menu of options for the union to consider b

. >> she is the first juvenile killed in this -- excuse me is the fifth juvenile killed in the city thisers are creating a task force to review the impact of a recent appeals court ruling calling pit bulls dangerous. the decision was met with out rage from many dog owners. the task force will e view the impact on dog owners and others and whether it's needed to address the issue. >>> it's a new york times best seller but you won't find 50 shades of gray on the shelves of some maryland libraries. it's causing controversy. some are outraged by what they are calling censorship. >> 50 shades of gray is a popular novel by el jane. some call it. >> mommy porn. >> it's on the sexual obsession between a man and women. >> it's very good. >> the book and its two sequels have the top three spots on the best sellers list. the novels raised eyebrows of some. >> it's pornographic. >> lie braries have 396 copies and more than 1,100 people on a waiting list. frederick count doesn't have it on shelves because of the budget. hartford county says it's not appropriate. >> they have the right to not carry th

financial have frankfurt has brought to a standstill as thousands of police love the city in a bid to going take the fifth day of antibody protests. and on to nato protests in chicago it turned to violence as police use battles on demonstrators marching against militarism and in a corner to battle the alliance summit that starts sunday. and i will have more news for you next hour and right now it's time for our special report americans praying and explores the courage of ordinary men and women fighting against inequality and greed in the united states. up up up up up up. up up up. up up up. my head it up i'm just having her do let me go to head up my gut tells me that nobody loves you i come back for you haven't spotted the. look like. you. likely going to. want to sell me new strap people. like. cub. and his nose was bleeding when the top song. always looks it yeah it's it's unfortunate you know it's it's always a system critics yeah. and the press corps. exact. they don't like to make the connections that we're now descending into a police state yeah yeah yeah now they'll never know it's really like the

. >> occupy city hall or at least the fifth floor area directly outside the office of mayor rahm emmanuel city mental health clinics. >> we all fall someone is supposed to be there to help us >> the city response these are relocation of resources will ultimately provide exactly what the demonstrators are fighting for. more mental health services for more people the activists having none of it. >> rahm emmanuel we elected you to be responsible. >> it was entire day targeting all three levels of government starting with the executive branch a rally outside the president's 2012 campaign headquarters and then outside the offices of governor pat quinn who had said he supports what he has called the mayor's tough calls on mental health care. >> begging you please keep all of these clinics open we need them. >> protesters have said there was occupy city hall every day if that what needs to be done to make their point police on likely to let that happen quite the opposite demonstrated these are not cuts to mental health care system. >> cook county judge granted a media request releasing 911 call

i'm interested, you know, what would that tell you in and of itself, if the flagship on fifth avenue in new york cityjust performing like everybody else in their chain? >> typically, that's a poor assassination, and obviously, tip clael a wall street destination as well. so, it could be two-fold, but usually, the wall street community is very tied into that location. and with what's been going on, it's going to make a bit of sense. >> patty edwards has a question for you, deb. >> deborah, i'm looking at all of these releases, not only nordstrom and saks, also tjx, looks like there's a lot of investment in technology going on. what do you think that's going to do for the earnings going forward? >> you know, you hit on my main concern, actually, right here. and we actually -- you're seeing it show up as a hit to sg&a. saks came in below our expectations. pretty much everyone has across the board. the other concern is that as we are seeing a greater percentage of sales online and more free shipping -- and right now, it's only shipping in one direction, to the home. we're not even seeing free returns. we

germany's financial hub frankfurters group touched down still a problem the police flood the city in a bid to contain a fifth day of anti by road. and opposite sides of the same believe the loss of loved ones brings israelis and palestinians together in a unique overnight asian seeking better understanding between conflict and something. new to russia and around the world this is the with me he lashed of our thanks for joining us so as the european financial gloom is casting it shadow over the j. summit at the u.s. presidential retreat near washington the leaders of the world's top industrialized nations have expressed hope that debt stricken greece will remain in the eurozone despite widespread fears it could soon pull out. they had to come came count david for. some of the most pressing issues like iran nuclear program and syria were certainly taj president obama spoke about that earlier this morning that basically the g eight countries are pretty much united on most of those issues but this the euro crisis really did overshadow the summit some might even criticize it took away from some other issues perha

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and also kim schwartz, she is the president of the york education association and a fifth grade teacher in the york city school district. great to have both of you with us tonight. matt, you first, what is this governor doing? what is he trying to do? >> ed, it's pretty disturbing. and over the last to years, the last two budget cycles, we've seen devastating cuts. k-12 education, higher education, at all levels. unfortunately, after having governor rendell really invest in education and seeing great returns on those investments in education, we've seen, unfortunately, a real pitting of school districts against each other and really a defunding of our most vulnerable school districts. >> so is he trying to kill public education in pennsylvania? >> i sure hope not. but what we're seeing here many of our school districts. cuts in my own districts of up to a quarter of their state funding has been removed. and what's really disheartening is some of the districts that need it most are getting hit the hardest. >> kim, what is the governor trying to do, in your opinion? >> i think he's trying to destroy publi

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fifth year in a row. pro vaiding social services to poor and homeless in the city. last year's spend $2.6 million to have lunch with buffet. and running june 1 through the 8th. >> and there is a walking away with more than a diploma. and minutes after receiving her diploma, her boyfriend, sam tracked down on one knee, there he is, and popped the question. sarah said yes because her family in front of the crowd. the happy couple dating four years. >> and i've never seen that in a graduation. >> very nice. >> and back in a moment. clos @@ hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> on abc 7 news at 6:00 bay area scientists made a path into something remarkable. how to generate power thanks to a virus. they wish she the had other choices but and a look at how you can c

the way well looks like those pesky zombies have now made their way to europe city of prague in the czech republic held its fifth annual zombie walk with nearly eight hundred people showing up to take part in a marching army of the undead people from all over the czech republic flooded the streets of prague dressed in full zombie attire some participants covered their bodies in a fake blood mixed with flour lemon and salt all others wall warfare false teeth and fake eyes one woman took the motive a bit too far sticking a syringe through her tongue which has to make eating brains and feast and living a bit hard the zombies march throughout the city as residents and tourists watched in amazement some tourists even posed for pictures of the zombie horde at the end of the day all the zombies took part in a group photo britain's i.t.v. reports the zombies were seen partying hard into the night local bars in related news sales of a lucky mary's were right off the charts all night long. yesterday representative eleanor holmes norton was prevented from testifying to the hearing on abortion appearing directly affects the

it is a town square of a city within a building and leads to sky lit indoor boulevards. when you come from fifth avenue on the right, today you have the circular information desk. you get your questions are answered. you get your map. you have coat check over there, museum store over here. up the stairs is the second floor. on the balcony sometimes they put tables around a balcony which is perfect because they're like tables in an outdoor cafe overlooking the central piazza of the metropolitan museum, the entrance hall. that entrance hall leads to magnificent sky lit boulevards, the one in the downtown direction was restored in the last 15 years with the greek and roman selection and looking south from the main hall back of us and looking towards a smaller piazza sky lit where we use to eat and dine and the cafeteria was there and restored 2 and put it back to its original use as a gallery for greek and roman art. it is a grand indoor boulevard taking us from the central piazza. if you look at the national gallery of art in washington, d.c. from 1940, the same plan that makes it user friendly, t

fifth. the best team in the nba has to be the san antonio spurs. they held a clinic against oklahoma city.y parker scored 34 points and had eight assists. great basketball performance. the spurs beat the thunder to take a 2-0 lead it. the celtics and heat play game 2 tonight. the nationals have found themselves in a playoff atmosphere in miami. tonight the nationals will try to avoid the sweep. they left too many guys stranded last night in a 3-1 loss. down 2-1 in the top of the eighth. they had the bases loaded. harper strikes out. rookie mistake. the bases are still loaded and ryan zimmerman comes to the plate. at least tie the game. he grounds into a fielder's choice and third. miami is red hot. they're going after a club record 20 wins in the month of may. >> we had the right guys up. it just did not happen. frustrated. that is baseball. >> our play of the day comes from the angels. a couple of triples. how about this? bring back a big fellow. he is 20-years old, just a couple weeks older than bryce harper. he is batting 305. this year the kids rule the school in baseball. big night fo

fire department arrived, they knew they were going too need help, called iffer a fifth alarm calling in the county and the city of san jose. took them an hour to get this fire out. unfortunately, they could not save the two buildings under construction. >> the flame was taller than the ladders. the firefighter ladders and i saw the whole house collapse, the whole thing just fell down. crazy. >> we spoke with the fire department this morning, they say that on the surface there's nothing that they're aware of that makes this suspicious. the fire investigator was out here last night and now the sun's back up, they're going to be back out here again this morning to get another look at this in the daylight. reporting live here in santa clara, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> and happening right now, investigators still at the scene of a deadly police shooting in san francisco. that victim, a man wanted in connection with a north bay homicide. "today in the bay's" christie smith with all the latest details. good morning. >> good morning to you. san francisco police are still here on scene. and i just spoke with a

fifth home run. angels win 5-1. above the .500 mark. the mets and fimmies in city field.rookie starting pitcher, jeremy hefner, your pitcher launches one deep to left. solo home run the first hit of his major league career and it's a home run. he got his first major league win in the game. the first time in ten years, a player has won his first game and first home run in the same game. back page of the papers, eclipse of the sun, the "post," huge hefn hefner. the "daily news," huge hefner. >>> russia and china vow to block any action on syria. what's the next move for the u.s.? we'll debate it with the "morning joe" crew. >>> and when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch president obama turn all fan boy on the great bob dylan. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer provides unbeatable uva uvb protection and while other sunscreens can feel greasy ultra sheer® is clean and dry. it's

fifth. loudoun county, virginia, was on top. followed by the citychurch, virginia, fairfax county, and los alamos county in new mexico. >> according to forbes. the median household income here in howard county is over $103,000. >> we're a safe community. we've got great quality of life. and we put a huge priority on education. >> reporter: forbes also cites howard county's close proximity to washington, d.c. and baltimore, as being a prime location for working families. >> what we have here is highly educated people with good jobs. and in many cases, two-income earning families. >> reporter: investing in future generations is what those who live and work here says keeps howard county at the top of the list, time and again. >> just all around positive. >> and the city of fairfax, virginia, also made the list at number 8. jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, jessica, thank you. >>> and still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. mourning a world champion swimmer. the 26-year-old collapses at training camp. what caused his sudden dea

they called for a fifth alarm, bringing in units from the county and city of san jose. several hundred people who live in this entire complex had the common sense to self-evacuate. firefighters were able to save the buildings finished and unoccupied. there was some damage, but they're still standing. three stories of open-air lumber were too difficult to save. >> oh, man, the flame was taller than the ladders, the firefighter ladders. and i saw the whole house collapse. the whole thing just fell down. crazy. >> fire department is grateful there wasn't too much wind last night because they said they did have golf ball-sized embers in the air. some went across el camino real. you may recall several years ago when the massive shopping complex was under construction, it caught fire, embers blew downwind setting other apartments on fire. this time around, they knew to anticipate this. they actually had san jose police up with their chopper orbiting downwind to see if any of those embers were causing problems. they also had police out there stomping out those embers. as far a

fifth to have the highlights here tonight at 11. those big highlights. looking for the sweep up here in charm city.he 9th inning, they are always down. and rodriguez with the airmail, that will be expensive. costing you a run. and that score will be 9-8. it is up to them, down to rodriguez, the same guy to make the play and the stupid first base view. tampa wins this one, 9-8. but the orioles take three on the come belling win. and they went from the stanley cup contenders. quickly flat lined, then hired the coach. it looks like it will be red down the stretch, turning it on the playoffs to get punched last night. it's been a roller coaster ride. they woke up hoping it was not through, but it is. the treatment is done. they are eliminating washington in seven games, sending them packing. never easy to step up after a loss like that, but they certainly did. >> and you know that is the most frustrating loss ever for that type of view. it was nothing against them or the view, but we feel that loss too. because i really like the way we play. i really liked our style of the game. and i thought we were a

city. >> the beauty, the fifth, the noise and the excesses. >> reporter: but obama morphed a few relationships into one composite in the book. cook and obama moved in together in 1984. she wrote of their love in their journals. and the concern about how guarded and controlled he was. distance, distance, distance and wariness, she wrote. the sexual warmth is definitely there. but the rest has sharp edges. his warmth can be deceptive. he speaks sweet words that are open and trusting. there is that coolness. she tells him she loves him. his response, thank you. >> this is his girlfriend. they had a deep, significant romance. and she felt she couldn't ultimately break through to him. >> reporter: "the new york times" jodi kantor wrote about the obamas' marriage, says this sounds like the same man 20 years later. >> he's so contained and reserved. the fact that few people in the white house seem to totally understand the experience of the presidency. and that seems like exactly the same person we hear about in these letters. >> reporter: young barack obama was trying to figure out just who he was.

in 2005, the city experienced, unfortunately, the second highest murder per capita rate in california and the fifth highest in the united states. in january, 2006, with the six months serving as chief of police, east palo alto police officer richard may was shot and killed in the line of duty by a parolee three months out of prison. with this crime rate and this violence against the police officer, my community had to ii distinct choices -- we could declare war on parolees, we could engage in enforcement activities that would

there followed closely by month chester city chelsea european football dominating the top spot with u.s. sporting franchises making their first appearance in fifth spot los angeles lakers basketball players they are the richest out there paying approximately one hundred thousand dollars per month old baseball side the new york yankees are sixth in the report by industry analyst sporting intelligence. russia's biggest pole star could be making a move back to the n.b.a. to join up with the league's only russian team owner according to the country's sporting media. has a verbal agreement in place with the future signing a three year deal with. brooklyn nets. who is currently preparing for the euro league final for tournaments has a long standing relationship with the nets owner on the said to be signing on with the really really good club at the end of the european season a return to be army men as a free agent during the n.b.a. lockout deciding to put the season in russia despite lucrative offers from the us the thirty one year old showed a superb sixty percent average in the field this year too. the american football world being rocked with the n

fifth annual zombie walk. participants dressed in weird colorful costumes, many drenched in fake blood as they groaned and staggered down the city streets. organizers say the movement is often spontaneous and planned on social media sites. >>> in england lawn mower race ing season is officially under way. machines are stripped of their blades for safety and allowed only minor modifications before being put on the course, which after weeks of heavy rain looks more like a mud pit. battling for bragging rights, competitors churned up the course with every lap, slipping and sliding their way to the finish line. >>> and, finally, are you having a tough day? >> yes. >> always for bill. here's an idea. participate in india's world laughter day. that's when men and women from all over the world are laughing away their worries. as they say, laughter's the best medicine, and organizers hope the day will promote friendship and brotherhood throughout laughter. around 28 laughter clubs organized the rally. that's my gift to you today, bill. a little nugget of information on how you can just -- >> because i'm so bored in life that i form a la

fifth birthday -- happy birthday. today was named jose saria day at the board chambers. and the harvey milk club -- this is the first time he has been recognized with a proclamation in our city. we are really excited about that. he has a street, but the other is a day to go with that street. maybe we would get a parade going. also, i just wanted to say that the alice b. toklas club and the hard enough club will be joining us for a clear night life program at the women's center. -- queer nightlife program at the women's center. we are very excited about it. >> on thursday -- i think you have a fire in your books. -- flier in your books. this is asia pacific heritage month. 5:30 is a celebration hosted by mary lee, honoring the secretary of transportation who grounded all the airlines during 9/11. it is a free event. there is food. i am producing all the entertainment for the evening. we are going live. it is all live performers. we are going with one of the bands that has played in the japan town area for many years. it will be our backup band. the singers are not all professional. it is going to be kind of like an american idol in city hall. the live performance goes from 5:

while over in england leaders manchester city could move a step closer to their first top flight cranston's nine hundred sixty eight but they're at fifth place near castle who are aiming to finish in the champions league places while with two games to go see the top of the table on goal difference from manchester united. in the late game elsewhere top most could leapfrog australian to third with a win a struggling aston villa and at the other end of the table third bottom bolton and fourth bottom q.p.r. both need victories to ease their relegation fears but all eyes are on city who were kicked off the difficult day of action and then managers not used the title is in sight. these giants. would be united i think that is really important these. but i think at the end there change these one say that we work well for the war if it can happen you can lose it you can win i don't know but now we have a big chance. is because the guy said what they really were and i'm proud for this . and in the meantime chelsea captain john terry says his team deserved to lift the f.a. cup for the seventh time after baby liverpool two won in the final at wemb