annual salary ordinance enumerating positions in the annual budget and appropriation ordinance for the fys ending june 30, 2013, and june 30, 2014, continuing, creating or establishing these positions; enumerating and including therein all positions created by charter or state law for which appointments thereto; specifyingcompensations and work schedulespositions and fixing compensations therefore. item #3. resolution approving the interim budget of the treasure island development authority for fy2012-2013 and fy2013-2014. supervisor chu: thank you very much. pour the next two weeks, and we will be deliberating on these house cleaning items. items one through three. again, these are basically the authorization, the ability for the city to continue authorization during the process carried over the budget for the month of july as we continue forward. generally, there are not too many changes in these items. again, it just allows for the city to continue functioning during the month of july. why not open this item up to mr. rose or the budget office if he would like to say anything. >> madam

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and appropriation ordinance for selected departments of the city and county of san francisco for the fys ending june 30, 2013, and june 30, 2014. supervisor chu: thank you for colon all those items. just a quick question to the city attorney. on the items that we have today, items one and two comprise of the aso for general fund apartments, as well as the general enterprise department. items three and four were carried over from our may deliberations. these are primarily for the enterprise departments. do we technically have to merge them? >> it is up to the comptroller what they need in terms of the documents. >> members of the committee, controller's office. it is up to the committee. usually, the committee merges at the end, but you can do it now. supervisor chu: thank you. we took comment on the entirety of the budget and with the public comment on the enterprise department budget. do we have a motion to merge items 3 and 4 into items 1 and 2? we have that motion and can do so without objection. now we have one aao and one aso for the department's budget. we will be hearing from a nu

resolution approving expenditure plans for the human services care fund - fys 2012-2013 and 2013-2014. item number 16. resolution approving the contract modification between the city and county of san francisco and the children's council of san francisco to provide childcare services for the period of july 1, 2012, to june 30, 2017, for an amount not to exceed $240,869,365. item number 17. resolution retroactively approving the contract between the city and county of san francisco and conard house, inc., to provide master-leased housing under its housing first program to formerly homeless single adults and money management services to frail and elderly senior citizens for the period of april 1, 2012, to june 30, 2017, for an amount not to exceed $19,142,302. item number 18. resolution approving the contract between the city and county of san francisco and episcopal community services to provide various safety net services to homeless, formerly homeless, and frail and elderly senior citizens in san francisco for the period from july 1, 2012, to june 30, 2017, for an amount not to excee

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at the home of adrian and manny munoz, now today they're cooking up an easy and healthy chicken stir fyish with edamame beans. after and ceremonial shot of vodka to get our blood flowing it was time to roll up our sleeves and get this going. what next? everything. everything first. and we'll do it together. so i'm going to give everyone a job. manny what do you want babe? i want to go to the other room. no manny what do you want? can you handle the ginger? yeah cause i don't know how to do the ginger. so manny is going to. so you're going to know the exact ingredients. he's the sous-chef. right. so he's going to peel this. no because this is just about two tablespoons. how do you know its two tablespoons. i remembered it. there you go. who (expletive) did i (expletive) or you. that's one of the first things in the frying pan. so put in ginger and garlic the first things we put in. joey you'll take the skin off the garlic and manny is going to cut the garlic into smaller pieces and into the food processor. with the ginger. yes because they go in together first. so it makes sense you know

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to have a role play between parents and children to see if they whenned fy with their own experiencesnd realize how much they have in common. we find ways to take ways to have a commented and abobuild o them in current days and take that into fiscal years. >> i would like them to know they can look us up at www.third baptist.org/freedom school. also on july 26th our students will be showcasing our talent. there is a web page being designed now where by the community will be able to go on with this event there will be a special celebrity guest and also rsvp. that, too, will be free. >> we are out of time i am so sorry. allan and bob ivory thank you so much. we have to take another break. when we come back we are going to meet a neighborhood youth program that offers a wide range of activities also at little or no cost. 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 >> welcome back. they do not endayigage in summe learning blues. that's according to the national ce

at one point he reaches down for the y's beltto pull.uy breaks fy keeps pointing to him to move away. the guy grabs him by the arm and pulls him away. unfortunately the video ends right there and we can't tell what happens. but it looks like the guy was taking control of the situation. >> this man had probably been a father and this guy is acting like a 2-year-old. i think his fatherly instincts just kicked in. i don't care if he's 40 years old, i'm going to treat him the way he's acting and i'm going to get him out of the way. >>> this girl wants to get you all drunk. a drinking party with a huge drinking game. it's also a concert. >> i think she's talented when you hear her music. see what this thing is all about, next. >>> and how about a little russian dance cam. >> some guy tries to play frogger in busy traffic. >> no! >> oh [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ megan ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only 29 a month for six months -- with a total home dvr included free for life. plus

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tonight scott broom investigates the miss stie fying details. he's spoken one on one with the man who found mrs. ripken still tied up in her car. >> reporter: erik snyder is the neighbor who discovered mrs. ripken, and he found her right under the noses of the police who were looking for her. >> how far away were the police when you found her? >> i would say within 100 yards. >> 100 yards. >> yes, but they were behind a hill and out of line of sight. >> reporter: manning a road block at an intersection, just five addresses down from the ripken family home, where vy ripken, the mother of baseball iron man cal ripken junior had been abducted by a gunman from her garage nearly 24 hours before. in fact, snyder said he made a u-turn when he saw the road block, then he saw something he had not seen moments before. >> i saw someone waving a white sweater out of a car window. i stopped and asked the woman inside if she needed help. she said that her house was really close to her but somebody had left her in the car and that her feet were bound. remember

we believe that fy 13 efforts should more aggressively advance the resolution of issues identified in the brc report. we are pleased to see the department has committed to restore funding for the regional transportation planning groups is beginning site specific assessments of the infrastructure, transportation readiness, procurement and construction needs at each of these former reactor sites. what is yet needed is the initiation of dialogue between the government and a partnership of local communities, state governments and industry in an effort to develop a consensus sitting approach for consolidated interim storage and future repository feats. these are activities that must be sustained if we are going to be serious about the timely implementation of the brc's recommendations. consolidated interim storage is a need and important element of spent fuel management regardless of the decision on the repository for the material. through the prompt sitting of consolidated facilities, the federal government will demonstrate its capability to fulfill its promises and commitments to remove

i noticed you had a drop in the second year, fy 2013-2014, down to $1.3 million. do you have a one-time project that is accounted for this drop by a professional services? i was just curious. >> is that in the general fund? or is that in the restricted funds? supervisor kim: we can talk about this offline. it is what i have under your line-item of professional services, which a allocated for fiscal year 2012-2013 and 2013- 2014. i think it is a mixture of funds. 2012-2013, you have allocated $2.7 million, and it declines the next year to $1.3 million. >> yes, that is the one-time investment from our restricted fund that we're finding ourselves. the e-recording and the upgrade of the recorded division that was mentioned. supervisor kim: thank you. >> ok. supervisor chu: thank you. colleagues, we will go back to the general order of departments. the next department is the treasure island development authority. we have mary ann from treasure island. >> good afternoon. i am the director of island operations. before we reviewed the numbers, i would like to take a minut

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. >>> this is a routine traffic stop and it quickly turned tear fying for an indiana police officer. (gun shots) >> wow. >> suspect james lockhart firing those 12 shots in 16 seconds. then he got in his car and took off. officer matthew fox was hit but in minutes another officer shows up. >> hang in there. >> i am dying. >> no you are not. you are not going to die. >> officer fox is in good condition and is recovering at the hospital. police tracked down lockhart at his department. he was shot and killed by police after he again fired at officers. >>> how terrifying for an officer when your colleague is saying hang on you are not going to die. >> let's go to massachusetts a frightening scene in cape cod as a man who was body surfing with his son is said to be attacked by a shark. witnesses say it was like out of the scene of the movie jaws. >> a fin about yea big came out and it was torquing and then it was just like what did we just see. it was like out of a movie. you knew that was a shark. >> it was unbelievable. we thought we were watching a movie. we all looked at each other won

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>> fy filets. >> i dare, you bob, to eat that. >> i feel bad for the people of boston. >> can i weigh deal, this is -- this controversy is like what happened with the beauty pageant. somebody's asked something and everybody creates manufactured outraging. i'm for gay marriage but sick of whiney protesters. to go potive on this. go to a chick-fil-a with your gay wedding reception. show up and be congenial and polite and show them you're good people and you're not protesting. >> and let's see if you can get in with that. >> quick point. >> oh, you're going to throw out gays? >> a number of democrats supported chick-fil-a, including president obama. >> i'm not going to buy it. >> well, democrats do. >> you can't protest something you don't go to. >> that's true, but i'm going to now. >> i don't know -- that was like a whose on first moment. one more thing. i can't yell like bob. it's up next. people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is

. >> fy bring my kid to a day care facility and that person is not watching and allows someone else toeat my child you are darn right i'm going to prosecute. >> she wasn't paying attention. then go get a job at the. >> she had a responsibility. >> she will know that a nine-year-old is going to act like a werewolf and start attacking people? send h her to jail forever, right? >> you know what, she has a job to do and should be doing it. otherwise i think her license should be pulled and she should be prosecuted and she is probably doing something that she shouldn't be doing. >> i feel bad for this nine-year-old. >> it looks so awful. >> it is awful. >> the nine-year-old has a real problem. this is terrible behe avior and it has to be treated. >> i feel bad tore the two month old and 11 month old who got bit abouten and drop kicked. >> what do you do to the nine-year-old. >> go to juvenile court. can't. not in mississippi. too young. >> we have been debating that. >> put the camera on me. i have the law here. >> i think it means. >> judge jeanine: here is the law. too young. >> how about

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. >> fy walked into an election booth and hillary clinton and barack obama were the candidates they are essentially the same person and people decide to vote for barack obama based on race all things being the same. >> bill: would you respect a vote by either a black person or a white person based solely on skin color. do you respect it? >> no. >> bill: thank you. >> the problem is you raised a hypothetical. >> bill: i asked a straightforward question and you tried to dance. >> that is called a hypothetical, this. >> was counter factual. >> bill: i said do you respect a vote based on color and you finally said doctor no. >> the thing here is that black people aren't voting for barack obama purely because he is black. >> so 95% of african americans voting for the democratic party. >> let me ask you a question. >> bill: real quick. >> if herman caine were running against joe biden would 95% of people vote for herman cain. >> no. >> bill: i said it is an enormous factor. >> you are saying that now. >> bill: the question i asked you just so everybody is clear would you respect a vote based

that leg of his trip was intended to fort fy his ties to israel but also jewish and evangelical votersosted a big campaign fundraiser there that's the first time a candidate for president has done that in israel. he also met with israeli president benjamin netanyahu who he has known for years. he did not directly attack president obama's former policy stances but he tried to draw a contrast to tough talk on iran. >>> my message to the people of israel and leaders of iran is one in the same. we will not look away nor will my country ever look away. iran's pursuit of ann arboring layer weapons capable presents an incredible threat to israel to america and the world. >>> president obama largely took the weekend off. his motorcade playing basketball saturday golf sunday. but his surrogates went after romney trying to season what they saw as a gap last week. >>> look, mitt romney wondered allowed whether london was ready for the olympics. i think it's clear voters in this country wonder allowed whether mitt romney is ready for the world. i think the world is not yet ready for romney. >> we

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in fy 17 it envisions budget will grow to 567 billion change.so it is not cutting the base line of defense. yes it is cutting more funding as the war end stand transition happens but it's not cutting the base budget. it is slowing the growth in the budget. just for a fact it's always nice to introduce facts in the discussion. compare the bush other ministration 08 defense spending base budget 479 billion. so this isn't a devastating radical cut in defense spending. this is a reduction in the pace of planned growth so that is the budget control act. that's what the administration said yes we are going to live with a lot of the congress past. second, sequestration, the sort of hanging over our heads if the congress fails to come up with $1.2 trillion debt deal. the administration has proposed a very balanced approach to putting both revenues and very deep spending cuts on the table to avoid sequestration. if congress fails to act, and right now the republicans in congress are saying we are not going to touch this issue until after the election and

. >> reporter: they have 11 children and risked their savings diverse fying into grapes.ng off making fine wine and happy memories. until the rains bring better times. in me doe texas, karen brown wjz eyewitness news chef. >> in maryland, central and eastern regions are under a drought watch the rest of maryland is normal according to numbers released june 30th. >>> a live lookout side right now mix of sun and clouds, milder temperatures we needed a break from the intense heat we have had. bob is here with updated numbers. bob >> it wasn't a horrible weekend some areas saw widely scattered showers a few popped up take a look at radar very very widely scattered but the ones there, are not really moving very far or fast one over dorchester county has been sitting there southwest of cambridge, on the peninsula there, been there for a last hours some folks have seen decent rainfall look how it is sitting there, and another batch near leonard town not far from st. maries city, around the baltimore region, really nothing in the way of showers, except one or two across the mount