frank lee for the department of public works. i sent a letter to the commission last week. i will just read what the letter contains. our department responded fully to mr. lars from june 2012. in addition to providing him with hundreds of documents we exceed td requirement with the sunshine ordinance task force by inviting him to meet with us to discuss his request. i have summarized all the documents provided to him and on may 2nd, 2012 at the sunshine ordinance task force meeting i provided a cd with all the documents. although we e-mailed all those documents we offered a cd to him and to the task force. at the same task force meeting, the task force ruled that our department is required to provide the e-mails in original format and not pdf copies and it was on cd. since i didn't know how to format the e-mails and forwarded to the requester i suggested they have them download to c d and i asked for his mail address and i can mail those cd's to them. as of today, mr. nooi man has not been willing to meet with us. >>> comment on this? >> david popel in this instance i think

frank lee, that is a failure of leadership.t we is leaders in this country and he writes mines in this country saying take this and -- and the brightest minds in this country saying take this. we're not talking about mining asteroids. we are talking about creating a record-keeping record-keeping system that most of the private sector has been doing for yearxss. host: gail is on the line. go ahead, gail. are you with us? caller: yes, i am with you. good morning. i'm a female veteran. i was in desert shield, desert storm. my problem is, what happens when veterans records get lost and there is no more records because they were not house properly, and then the claim is that backlogs like mine has been for 17 years? problem.so a huge gail, thank you for your service, first of all. unfortunately, this is the crux of the problem between dod and va. 50% of the claims that are pending are from heiress before iraq and afghanistan. whenis a massive problem you look at records from the gulf war, cold war, vietnam, even back to world war ii

russia is really with assad and frank lee, if you look at what's going on with let iran, let russia straighten standpoint, we've been through this before. who knows what weapons they have? who really knows what weapons they have? wouldn't you think maybe it's time to stay out of one of these? >> gretchen: i hear you, donald, 'cause i think the american public, not only are we out of dough, but they're weary of war after iraq and afghanistan. i guess my question is what about israel standing alone there in the middle of all that? >> i just don't think we're going to make much difference. every country we've been involved in, i mean, israel with egypt, look at egypt. what did we do in egypt? we destroyed egypt and israel is in much worse shape with egypt than it ever was before ever in history. we were very hands on diplomatically. we certainly -- i would say to the opposite. maybe not militarily, we were a disaster when it came to israel. >> steve: i'm sure you saw the "60 minutes" story a while back where it was exposed that a number of people in congress and their aides apparently did some in

kathy lee and frank went on their honeymoon? >> which one? >> i don't know. >> this is a tough one. >> or. are we running all over and doing you know what everywhere? let's see. come on. what is it? what is it? >> carmel or gurney's inn in montauk. >> oh, i went with italy. >> you're wrong. >> i think you still won. >> i did win. because i know more about you than you know about me, hala beery. >> we gave you a wooden spoon with wine. wood is the five-year anniversary gift. it is about strength and solidity in a relationship. i don't even know if solidity is a word, but -- >> it isn't. >> oh, my gosh. that was fun. >> thank you. yes. what a game. get over there sara and do what you do best for baby of the week announcement. >> it's time for today's johnson's baby announcements. and we celebrate new moms and their adorable new additions to their families. >>> first up is an adorable carli cynthiana barron. carli was born to tara and carlos of huntington, west virginia on february 20th. and the proud parents say she had so much hair you could actually see it on the ultrasound. >> oh,

. >> and -- do you know where kathie lee and frank went on their honeymoon? >> which one?n with wine, because wood is the five-year anniversary gift. it's about strength and solidity in a relationship. i don't even know if solidity is a word. >> it isn't. >> thank you. >> up next -- get over there, sara and do what you do best, the baby of the week announcement. >> time for today's johnson's baby announcement. we celebrate moms and their doshl new additions to their families. first up is carli barron. and the proud parents say she had so much hair you could see it on the ultrasound. and next up is jenson phillip smith. the proud parents of smyrna, georgia. they say to remember to offset the diaper changes, with lots of kisses and snuggles. our third today's johnson's baby of the week is harper lillian andrews. the parents are here in brooklyn, new york. >> looks like a budding pitcher. >>> and finally, sweet cha olivia board arrived to her parents in roanoke, virginia. who say be sure to show your baby a lot of love. >> you should have had hoda in there with her new baby,

new at 10:00, amber lee talked with a video forensic expert who had insight into how video helps some crimes. >> reporter: frank, we're at napa's river front. we can see a surveillance camera over there, monitoring the public. now in the event of a crime that video and images from a cell phone are more and more likely to lead to a suspect. >> i would be looking for something to measure and calculate his height. i would be liking at the frame rate of the video. >> reporter: steve bowler showed us how enhancing grainy surveillance video can help investigators. >> clothing would be a factor too that i would be looking at. >> reporter: details that can help identify the shape of a person's face, clothing, or even what the person is holding in his hands. forensic experts, and police tell me video is often invaluable in situations such as the boston bombing. >> there's just so many videos out there. yeah, i think they'll find something. >> reporter: an advocate for the evidence in seeking truth. saying video forensics is a tool in finding the perpetrator and exonerating the accused. a team of people not only looking

carey and knew mark frank and all of our sponsors welcome to our annual mayor's annual for cast and happy valentine's day to awful you and i have already gotten a value ten from mayor lee. are you already fee feelings love this morning we have later pastries for you. this is the 14th year we post together this to look at the i state of city in his our region and there have been so many changes if you think about that have happened in each of these cities and sounding bay area it is last 14 years and if you look at the activity the cranes until the air the hospital building activity the activity ature ports and airports and hospitality sector the booming tech sector and all of the future plans, think about the changes that will happen in the next 14 years and each of these cities and in our region so we are going to hear a little bit about the future and some of the priorities and what the outlook is into this coming year and we are really delighted to have awful you here with us this morning. i think there is more than 600 and we are glad that you gathered with us. our tradition at this event is to alternate between the two cities from year to year and last year we hos

new at 10:00, amber lee talked with a video forensic expert who had insight into how video helps some crimes. >> reporter: frank, we're at napa's river front. we can see a surveillance camera over there, monitoring the public. now in the event of a crime that video and images from a cell phone are more and more likely to lead to a suspect. >> i would be looking for something to measure and calculate his height. i would be liking at the frame rate of the video. >> reporter: steve bowler showed us how enhancing grainy surveillance video can help investigators. >> clothing would be a factor too that i would be looking at. >> reporter: details that can help identify the shape of a person's face, clothing, or even what the person is holding in his hands. forensic experts, and police tell me video is often invaluable in situations such as the boston bombing. >> there's just so many videos out there. yeah, i think they'll find something. >> reporter: an advocate for the evidence in seeking truth. saying video forensics is a tool in finding the perpetrator and exonerating the accused. a team of people not only looking

frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. authorities won't say much, but the shooter slamming on the bus while trying to get away. amber lee has been piecing together what happened and is live tonight at ohd. >> reporter: they're telling us they're interviewing people here for this case but they're not saying much more. we pieced together what happened by talking to witnesses and people in the neighborhood. the shooting happened shortly before 3:00 this afternoon. first responders tried to save the woman who was shot while she was driving a car with two passengers her sister and another woman. the passengers told her the driver had been shot about two blocks away. they said the woman walked up to the car but got away. when she tried to drive away, she was shot once. the woman managed to drive a block and a half before the car stopped. >> you take somebody's live, i don't care what the reason is it hurts. it hurts and you feel it. >> reporter: this is the second fatal shooting of a driver in exactly three weeks in oakland. the driver of this black honda was shot and killed on april 2nd shortly before noon. clint bowyer was

frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. authorities won't say much, but the shooter slamming on the bus while trying to get away. amber lee has been piecing together what happened and is live tonight at ohd. >> reporter: they're telling us they're interviewing people here for this case but they're not saying much more. we pieced together what happened by talking to witnesses and people in the neighborhood. the shooting happened shortly before 3:00 this afternoon. first responders tried to save the woman who was shot while she was driving a car with two passengers her sister and another woman. the passengers told her the driver had been shot about two blocks away. they said the woman walked up to the car but got away. when she tried to drive away, she was shot once. the woman managed to drive a block and a half before the car stopped. >> you take somebody's live, i don't care what the reason is it hurts. it hurts and you feel it. >> reporter: this is the second fatal shooting of a driver in exactly three weeks in oakland. the driver of this black honda was shot and killed on april 2nd shortly before noon. clint bowyer was

lee. >> what was it like being there. when police tell you you're in the line of fire and you're running for your life. what was that like today? >> reporter: frank it was terrifying. the first moment as we were rushing up that hill behind the officers. we were thinking about nothing except trying to catch up with them. but once we heard the volley of fire. once they started screaming at us to get out of the way that we could potentially get shot is when the reality hit. and we definitely ducked for cover. >> all right, patti lee, live in watertown massachusetts, thank you patti. >>> three people are being asked about the bombings after the fbi conducted search warrant. it's private off campus housing for the university of massachusetts darmuth. that's near new bedford. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev is a student there. and lives on campus but may have lived at this second complex at some point. the school says it will stay closed tomorrow. >>> we now know the name of the campus police officer who u w-z shot and killed last night when police say the tsarnaev brothers took flight. his name was officer collier. the police chief says he was the kind of guy w

lee. >> what was it like being there. when police tell you you're in the line of fire and you're running for your life. what was that like today? >> reporter: frank it was terrifying. the first moment as we were rushing up that hill behind the officers. we were thinking about nothing except trying to catch up with them. but once we heard the volley of fire. once they started screaming at us to get out of the way that we could potentially get shot is when the reality hit. and we definitely ducked for cover. >> all right, patti lee, live in watertown massachusetts, thank you patti. >>> three people are being asked about the bombings after the fbi conducted search warrant. it's private off campus housing for the university of massachusetts darmuth. that's near new bedford. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev is a student there. and lives on campus but may have lived at this second complex at some point. the school says it will stay closed tomorrow. >>> we now know the name of the campus police officer who u w-z shot and killed last night when police say the tsarnaev brothers took flight. his name was officer collier. the police chief says he was the kind of guy w

frank somerville is off tonight. the war has receded from the headlines but american men and women are still dying in afghanistan. today police identified santos jr. as a suicide car bombing victim. today amber lee spoke to his family and they said he was too young to die. >> reporter: we met with the soldiers two sisters here, they told us he loved skateboarding here and he was supposed to come home possibly for good later this month. >> at night i, i wake up and then -- >> she will start crying. >> just start crying because i miss my brother so much, you know. >> reporter: darlene and madeline santos called their brother by his nickname, dj. their family immigrated from vietnam. his sisters tell me d.j.s favorite loves were his family and his country. his first deployment was to iraq where he made this video. >> mom, happy birthday, i love you. >> when it comes to serious things, he gets on the point. >> he's like the girl in the family, let me tell you. he's the most sensitive one. >> reporter: this is a picture of d.j. when he skypeed with his sister. they told me his last words. >> if anything happens to me, he said take care of mom. take care of me. if anything happens to me take care of m

frank somerville is off tonight. the war has receded from the headlines but american men and women are still dying in afghanistan. today police identified santos jr. as a suicide car bombing victim. today amber lee spoke to his family and they said he was too young to die. >> reporter: we met with the soldiers two sisters here, they told us he loved skateboarding here and he was supposed to come home possibly for good later this month. >> at night i, i wake up and then -- >> she will start crying. >> just start crying because i miss my brother so much, you know. >> reporter: darlene and madeline santos called their brother by his nickname, dj. their family immigrated from vietnam. his sisters tell me d.j.s favorite loves were his family and his country. his first deployment was to iraq where he made this video. >> mom, happy birthday, i love you. >> when it comes to serious things, he gets on the point. >> he's like the girl in the family, let me tell you. he's the most sensitive one. >> reporter: this is a picture of d.j. when he skypeed with his sister. they told me his last words. >> if anything happens to me, he said take care of mom. take care of me. if anything happens to me take care of m

frank somerville. they were in the kitchen of their home in san jose when one of the cars crashed right into their house. witnesses say the teenage drivers were racing. ktvu's maureen naylor live on lee ann avenue where she talked to the connection between the drivers. >> reporter: several people tell us the drivers were high school students and cousins. six hours after the crash, investigators remain here on the scene. one bmw, the red one crashed outside the home. another went straight into the home. the mother who lives here remains in critical condition tonight. >> reporter: a silver bmw with its trunk open, tonight remains wedged inside what used to be a family's kitchen and living room. just one bleak from leigh high school. one person told ktvu, the cars were likely racing. the police spokesman is only saying the vehicles were speeding. >> all i know is they were both traveling at a high rate of speed, and they lost control. >> reporter: after the crash, these two neighbors ran to the scene and found the critically injured mother. >> she was in the house, where the kitchen used to be. she was cooking when it happened. she started complaining about her baby. >> my baby, my baby

frank somerville. they were in the kitchen of their home in san jose when one of the cars crashed right into their house. witnesses say the teenage drivers were racing. ktvu's maureen naylor live on lee ann avenue where she talked to the connection between the drivers. >> reporter: several people tell us the drivers were high school students and cousins. six hours after the crash, investigators remain here on the scene. one bmw, the red one crashed outside the home. another went straight into the home. the mother who lives here remains in critical condition tonight. >> reporter: a silver bmw with its trunk open, tonight remains wedged inside what used to be a family's kitchen and living room. just one bleak from leigh high school. one person told ktvu, the cars were likely racing. the police spokesman is only saying the vehicles were speeding. >> all i know is they were both traveling at a high rate of speed, and they lost control. >> reporter: after the crash, these two neighbors ran to the scene and found the critically injured mother. >> she was in the house, where the kitchen used to be. she was cooking when it happened. she started complaining about her baby. >> my baby, my baby

frank mallicoat. get you updated on bay area headlines on this monday morning. a bullet grazed a burke leeer who was responding to a call. the 88-year-old shooter is being evaluated by authorities. san jose police officers recovering after a hit and run driver ran into them near the hp pavilion. the officer's leg was broken. that suspect got away. >>> a new move could save a million dollars a year at the city college of san fransisco, 61 department chairs have all agreed to take pay cuts in order to keep their jobs. teachers have agreed to work for less pay as well. traffic and your weather for this monday, it's a windy day coming up right after the break. stay right there. [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison war. and harm wildlife. and millions.. are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] good morning everybody. it's a slow monday commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, lights are on and traffic's backed up from the 880 overcros