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youal gill, let's turn to first.u ran for the house to be a representative in the legislature in virginia. you are a republican lawyer. you work for the department of homeland security, had some of the highest clearance. can you explain when you found out or even suspected you were being targeted by the nsa? >> i did not find out i was suspected by the nsa until i spoke to glenn. glenn called me. i met with him in new york and that was the first time i found out that i was targeted by the nsa. before that, he wasn't even a thought in my mind that i could be suspected of any sort of wrongdoing or would be surveilled or would be monitored at all. >> of course, the government has often said that the surveillance is limited and if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about. what is your response to that? we'rethat is the criteria going to use, then we need to throw out the entire fourth amendment. our entire justice system is premised on not whether someone has something to hide, but whether law enforcemen

his name is gill fulbright. >> hi, i'm gill fulbright the people that run my campaign have made this it's about crafting a version of me that will appeal to you. a version that visits random work sites with paid actors pointing at things. a version of me that doesn't find old people loathsome or pointless. has a conventionally attractive yet curiously still family. listening to my constituents legislating, these are things i don't do. what i do is spend about 70% of my time raising funds for re-election. >> see, an honest politician. joining me josh silver the director of represent us. good morning, sir. >> good morning, carol. >> so explain what you're trying to do through this ad and through your other efforts? >> so kentucky is our distribution the target of gill fulbright because it's slated to be a $100 million senate electionp. if that turns out to be true it will be the most expensive in the history of ur country and an obscene amount of money that corrupts the policy making process and ends up with laws that benefits donors at the expense of most americans. gill fulbright is

>>reporter: many don't want gill house become on the strichlt he will not be allowed here. that child is not going to have to walk around worried if he's next. >>reporter: protest rally scheduled for tuesday at the da office. nearby sheriff's department has prepared for possible violence by surrounding the building with barricades. in santa rosa, abc 7 news. >> now lopez family relessed a statement that says in part this cowardly political decision sends the test and message that law enforcement officials use excessive force in sonoma couldn't will not suffer meaningful consequence and instead will enjoy immunity from local prosecution. >> something blue up early today in a san bruno apartment and police say it looks like it was because the resident inside was cooking drugs. story you see only on 7 news. san brown 0police pulled out hash oil and other paraphernalia. 51-year-old woman who lives there was severely burned and source tells us she may not make it. crew were able to put out the fire before it spread to any other apartments. >> comfort and security of an east bay

>>reporter: many don't want gill house become on the strichlt he will not be allowed here.ot going to have to walk around worried if he's next. >>reporter: protest rally scheduled for tuesday at the da office. nearby sheriff's department has prepared for possible violence by surrounding the building with barricades. in santa rosa, abc 7 news. >> now lopez family relessed a statement that says in part this cowardly political decision sends the test and message that law enforcement officials use excessive force in sonoma couldn't will not suffer meaningful consequence and instead will enjoy immunity from local prosecution. >> something blue up early today in a san bruno apartment and police say it looks like it was because the resident inside was cooking drugs. story you see only on 7 news. san brown 0police pulled out hash oil and other paraphernalia. 51-year-old woman who lives there was severely burned and source tells us she may not make it. crew were able to put out the fire before it spread to any other apartments. >> comfort and security of an east bay neighborhood was

>>reporter: many don't want gill house become on the strichlt he will not be allowed here. that child is not going to have to walk around worried if he's next. >>reporter: protest rally scheduled for tuesday at the da office. nearby sheriff's department has prepared for possible violence by surrounding the building with barricades. in santa rosa, abc 7 news. >> now lopez family relessed a statement that says in part this cowardly political decision sends the test and message that law enforcement officials use excessive force in sonoma couldn't will not suffer meaningful consequence and instead will enjoy immunity from local prosecution. >> something blue up early today in a san bruno apartment and police say it looks like it was because the resident inside was cooking drugs. story you see only on 7 news. san brown 0police pulled out hash oil and other paraphernalia. 51-year-old woman who lives there was severely burned and source tells us she may not make it. crew were able to put out the fire before it spread to any other apartments. >> comfort and security of an east bay

also included is gill, a former bush administration official who held top secret clearance while working at the department of homeland security. >> i was a very conservative reagan loving republican.

this is right under interstate 880 at gill man street and you have see course dozens of people have thrown out stunts of mattresses unless the place is cleaned up. people began moving in here after being forced out by a new area called the bulb. they have offered to connect people with city services and advocates at the -- for the homeless are saying they want to help campers keep it clean

the cleanup happened yesterday underneath interstate 80 on gill man street. they cleared up trash and found evidence of rodents dead and alive, but an attorney at the east bay community law center tells berkeley side those people living under the bridge should have been told about the cleanup so they could remove their things. >>> the dream foundation has granted the dying wish of an army veteran for martinez. nothing fancy. phillip ingram wants to see his mother. >> reporter: this weekend drive to a local fast food restaurant is a special trip for phillip ingram. a nice cake, flowers and balloons and a big burger were part of a celebration of ingram's six years of service in the u.s. army, but this is all to a bigger wish. a burger and fries for lunch is part of the wish granted, the big part is a trip to chicago. >> i wanted to go to chicago to visit my mom, you know, so i'll see her one more time. >> reporter: the trip to chicago was granted by the dream foundation, their work is often bittersweet because they don't just grant wishes, they grant final wish

the big shots like gill wiminute are called wheels. no one knows exactly why.his fellow's a wheel, too. says so on his plane. major richard hunziger of tucson, arizona, had 279 missions. your crew chief can't go along, so you always like to tell them what you're going to do. got a triple threat mission today. each section's going after a bridge. i'll come in on a course of about 40 degrees. same old thing. go out there and dodge around. dive bomb out of the left-hand turn, and then carry the bombs right on down. we're flying top cover on the other two sections while they bomb and then we go in ourselves. weather is supposed to be careful so maybe we'll have a good show. all set to go. but you don't. you wait. you wait for five minutes. that's the way it's planned. time to settle down. relax. you'll be busy later. so if you've got any thinking to do, and who hasn't? now is the time to do it. [ engines start ] >> here, lay it back. take-off is always rough. thunderbolts are heavy airplanes. besides, you've decorated it like a christmas tree. tank, rockets, guns.

gill-king ruled the manner of death to be homicidal violence. when word got out that a young woman had been murdered in yellow house canyon, calls started to pour in. >> one woman came up and said that she knew her husband had done it because he was a knife freak, and said, oh, by the way, we're having a custody battle tomorrow, can you give me a copy of this report for my lawyer? >> investigators checked the dental records of 64 young women reported missing throughout the united states, and none of them matched. so, investigators asked forensic artist karen taylor to try to put a face on the skull. >> granted, it's sort of a last-ditch effort when the forensic artist is called in. the job of the forensic artist is to trigger interest, to create that link. i often refer to it as being the middle man. >> at that point, she was my best hope. in fact, she was about our only hope. we were just about out of things to do. >> taylor pioneered a technique called two-dimensional facial reconstruction, which is part science and part art. each race has fac

there is nothing in my background. >> reporter: gill is one of 202 u.s.sons whose names or e-mails were allegedly found on this nsa document. they were turned over to glenn greenwald. >> at least five of those belong to five muslim americans who are prominent and have no relationship whatsoever with terrorism or terror plots. >> reporter: the latest revelations came on the same day of extraordinary diplomatic fireworks over spying between the u.s. and germany. it was on july 4th, the german authorities first told the u.s. they had arrested a 31-year-old german security employee who had been spying on them for the cia and then today, reports that yet, another german in the ministry of defense was also suspected of spying for the americans. and all this just months after the u.s. had been caught and apologized for spying on the cell phone of german chancellor merkel. the former head of the cia says spying on friends is common place. >> all nations do this, but if you do it, you want to be successful. to do it and be caught is the worst of all possible world

temperatures are expected to hover near 100 in gill roy.firefighters are concerned about the drought like conditions so they'll be looking for anything that may spark a fire. the santa clara unit has already responded to other fires. in the garlic festival they have vehicles parked in the parking lot. organizers are -- the chefs are going to feel that heat more than ever, and here's what they do. >> when you get to cooking repettively, it gets hot. we've got a good crew and we help each other. we have these coolers. we'll jump into the coolers real quick and cool off. we keep hydrated with waters and gatorades. >> they do have emergency crews on standby. they have people who are going to be on bikes responding to any of those emergencies. they're going to have canopies and rain tents which will have -- i do want to show you a beautiful shot the sun. we're hearing christmas tree park and that's where the festival is going to be held. there's a lot of trees here, but an open area. they put as many tepts as they can to help people, but they sa

i always carried a security clearance. >> reporter: gill was 1 of 202 u.s. persons whose names or e-mails were found on this nsa document taken by edward snowden and turned over to journalist glenn greenwald. >> and at least five of those belong to five muslim-americans who are very prominent and no relationship whatsoever with terrorism or terror plots. >> reporter: the latest snowden revelations came on the same day of extraordinary diplomatic fireworks over spying between the u.s. and germany. it was on july 4th the german authorities first told the u.s. they had arrested a 31-year-old german security employee who had been spying on them for the cia and then -- [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: -- reports that yet another german in the ministry of defense was also suspected of spying for the americans. and all this just months after the u.s. had been caught and apologized for spying on the cell phone of german chancellor merkel but the former head of the cia and the nsa says spyingen 0 friends is commonplace. >> all nations do this but if you d

>> what gill did was deconceptualized the situation. we have an ongoing crime against humanity, the blockade of gaza, wrong for eight years, and the continuing occupation of the west bank, and an aerial and sea occupation and blockade. we are talking about war crimes and violations of human rights that have happened every day for decades. we need to take that noob, and the talk of respecting democracy, israel has no respect for palestinian democracy. there are dozens of law-makers. hamas and other factions in israeli prisons. it's a tactic to make sure there can never be a palestinian equality. for me much in from gill was pure israeli propaganda. quite disturbing for a journalist or editor to come out with that. at the same time not surprising given the state of the political spectrum. >> one wonders what the end game for his rail is. it talk about finishing the job to demilitarize the gaza strip. (a), is that possible. how is he going about it. if he gets rid of hamas, who will take their place? >> the end game it ethnic cleansing. th

his family and activist believe gill house overreacted. even though the district attorney ruled that he acted in self-defense. >> two mount lions sighting in less than a week in san mateo but police issue a warning for rest didn't about the potential for more. first sighting happened near back yard on fern wood street. second sighting on sunday in unincorporated area of queens lane. police say residents should avoid hiking or walking when mountain lions most active. that's daw dawn, dusk or at night. now if you see one do not approach it. do not run either. and try to look bigger by waving your arms or throwing rocks at it. do all you can to look more impose jooing more to bring you7 news at 9:00. she's being called the banana pants bandit. the crime caught on surveillance video everyone looking for a thief. >> also. solar power and not just for homes any more. look at the latest way to harvest the power of the sun's rays. speaking of sun rays. spencer has the weather. >> good segue. remember the high humidity of yesterday? well it's going

i was standing there and david gill announces my wife would be doing the unveiling. couldn't believe it. i said to her, "how did you manage to do that?" she never, ever went to games. she'd been to a few cup finals and she wouldn't come to regular games, because she found it uncomfortable. she wasn't a football animal. charlie rose: so she was getting ready to unveil the statue, and she does it rather gently. and she almost decapitates you? alex ferguson: she's amazing. she was absolutely the correct person to do it. charlie rose: now what did she mean to you? alex ferguson: well, from my point of view, she brought the kids up. if you go back to my early days, at 32 years of age i went into football management and was also running two clubs in glasgow, meanwhile, cathy's got to look after the kids, get them dressed, ready for school, doing the homework with them, putting them to bed, and i was out all the time. that role which she played was absolutely fantastic and she always used to say to me, "yes when they get to 16, they'll be daddy's boys." i said to her, "how

gill house. 13-year-old child. that was not threatening anybody. wasn't doing anything wrong. >> explaining her decision ravage cited multiple witness and video of the incident from a cell phone. noted that the deputy and partner had not responded to any direct complaint. they just saw andy. called out for him to drop the rifle. when he turned she says lopez raised the replica causing the deputy to fire. all happened in a matter of second. >> i think the time frame is absolutely outrageous. it might be the right time frame if fighting in iraq or afghanistan. it's not the right time frame for civilian in the united states of america particularly for a boy. >> what i can say is that this is a painful, painful chapter in the history of sonoma count county. and i think that people need to understand that i had to set aside that emotional pain and look at this case from a professional view point and that's what i endeavor to did. >> from santa rosa, wayne abc 7 news. >> now you can read the entire sonoma county district attorney report on our web site j

. >> if you eat more fish they are more likely to have a gill.s. >> oh boy. >> that might have been the dumbest joke. >> i loved it! >> no, you don't like it? nobody likes puns here. screw all you. i don't even want to do the next story. i want to talk longer about the emmies. let's take a break. i was going say something else. i think actually i am glad the baby a is fine. i am glad the baby is fine. here is what i was going to say. i pitched we would do a go pro show. after watching that i got so nauseous that i was going have it on. >> it was like "the blair witch project." >> you would see the cameramen. but i got nauseous. >> you can put it on me. i don't move. >> you are not even real. it is time to take a break. when we come back, the emmys. i wonder if they nominated themselves. autographed copy. still on the best seller list in belgium. >>> they threw a bone to the "game of thrones." the emmys were announced on thursday and the popular hbo series got 872 nominations. "breaking bad" had the second most nods. there is another word i hate.

such as that and it will be a long time and after clearing out a homeless camp, the camp strung up on gill man street and last week they cleared it out crews say what had to it be removed was rotting feud and hype determine mix needels. >>> the napa city cans -- caps sell, napa wants them to recharge them to recycle paper bags and the goal of the ban is to increase reusable bags across the city. according to call recycle every single year and we are called to leave vie stadium -- levi stadium officers don't know what i was doing but arrested him after earning he was arrested for haven't lend -- vandalism. she was not authorized to sell the team and done followed it sterling met yesterday afternoon and sources say the two men had quote a friendly conversation and if the sale is not close by 15 and they can and up several the team. coming up in 27 minutes, the potentially deadly threat and the places it was sold. >> but first, the only rupe -- surviving myth, the stiff punch. he faces after the break. >>> and traffic is doing well here on highway 4. we do have a problem nearby which has clos

my name is gill fulbrigh but i'll a change my name to phil fulbright. >> what? they plan to have more ads and have fulbright show up at more events. that's today's power politics. >>> the chemical spill that left hundreds of thousands of people without water in west virginia may have been more dangerous than originally thought. we'll speak with a local who still refuses to turn on her tap. um. >> the. united nations has issued a new warning about the children of south sudan. the u.n. said as many as 50,000 are malnourished and may soon starve to death. many have fled their homes since the fighting last september. $1billion has is needed to help but so far $5.6 million has been pledged. dominick cane shows you how people are dealing with the pain of that massacre. >> reporter: in the hague they called themselves the mothers. they filed a lawsuit against the dutch government for the actions of its soldiers in july of 1995. the mothers accuse the soldiers of failing to prevent a massacre that the international court of justice has called genocide. bosnian forces se

most areas right now, 64 in san francisco, 67 in oakland, 65 in san jose, 71 still in gill roy and ourolden gate bridge camera showing clear skies right now. 70 degrees, 70, it's 9:17 p.m. in santa rosa right now. low 70s for concord so still warm out there, 67 in livermore and this is just an absolutely beautiful shot here from the exploring camera. patchy fog overnight tonight and it will get warm at the coast but we're not going to see a hot pattern reach the coastline. so here is the deal. satellite and radar showing you a cold front moving through the pacific northwest. slightly drier air has been filtering in and will continue to do so over the next couple days but the biggest change you're going to feel is the fact that those temperatures will sore tomorrow and again on friday as this hot air mass starts shifting back towards the bay area. so temperatures not just here in the bay area but around many parts of the state will be on the hot side. tomorrow morning starting out mainly clear, mild, mid 50s to low 60s, a few patches of fog right around the coastline but we shouldn't be

this is right under interstate 880 at gill man street and you have see course dozens of people have thrown out stunts of mattresses unless the place is cleaned up. people began moving in here after being forced out by a new area called the bulb. they have offered to connect people with city services and advocates at the -- for the homeless are saying they want to help campers keep it clean and they have noticed them they need to clear out or be arrested. they need to remove all of this or the city will remove it from under the freeway. at level savage -- alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> and they are appealing the $18 million award. a jury? los angeles were partly responsible for bryan stow's critical injuries. the award was far less than the $50 million the stow family was -- the bryan stow family was seeking. >> obviously we can only guy by the evidence that was presented to us in court. we have been waiting for three years for this. >> a jury said frank mccourt was not libel in the case. they claimed poor stadium security played a roll and it is a statement in yesterday's ind

the big shots like gill wiminute are called wheels. no one knows exactly why. richard hunziger of tucson, arizona, had 279 missions. your crew chief can't go along, so you always like to tell them what you're going to do. got a triple threat mission today. each section's going after a bridge. i'll come in on a course of about 40 degrees. same old thing. go out there and dodge around. dive bomb out of the left-hand turn, and then carry the bombs right on down. we're flying top cover on the other two sections while they bomb and then we go in ourselves. weather is supposed to be careful so maybe we'll have a good show. all set to go. but you don't. you wait. you wait for five minutes. that's the way it's planned. time to settle down. relax. you'll be busy later. so if you've got any thinking to do, and who hasn't? now is the time to do it. [ engines start ] >> here, lay it back. take-off is always rough. thunderbolts are heavy airplanes. besides, you've decorated it like a christmas tree. tank, rockets, guns. 500-pound bombs. cameras. >> hello, break neck. clear

san francisco 59, oakland 63, san carlos 68, gill roy 67 and half moon bay 57. a beautifully lit tower from the roof camera. again, some blue skies and the clouds, as well. santa rosa, napa 60s and quite a few 70s out there. concord 79 and livermore 78. this time we look out towards the bay and the bay bridge. so we had a stronger sea breeze numbers and that will continue into sunday and then high clouds also moving in overnight bringing slightly more humid conditions and good luck to the folks heading to the san francisco marathon. that's 54. 2 miles. into 5:00 and reaches 68 with partly cloudy conditions by the late morning. even before lunch it warms up due to the hot air mass that will bring high temperatures inland. warmer than average. forecast models show high clouds moving through and clouds along the coast. patches of fog overnight and sunshine tomorrow afternoon with the sea breeze and that will bring us numbers slightly cooler compared to today. overnight low s mild. 68 oakland and check out upper 60s. 67, 65 in san jose. so tomorrow, we might come do

the other guy is gill kerlikowske. both involved in border issues and immigration, and both today summoned before the homeland security committee to talk about the border issue with john be mccain and others. john mccain cannot tell these two apart. and then rage ensues. >> mr. winkowski, i've been representing the state of arizona for many years, and i've never seen anything like your instructions to -- signed by your name, interim protocol for tours to cbp detention facilities. are you telling me when i visit a detention facility, i can't bring a cell phone with me? are you saying that? the united states senator visiting a facility, these are the instructions that you have signed in. >> that's what you're saying? >> that the visitors -- >> visiting congressional -- member of congress. >> don't recall saying that. what i recall -- >> let me provide you with a copy, it says see distribution. kerlikowski -- you didn't see your own memo? >> that would be me. >> okay. >> that would be me. i did issue that memo, and we hav

deputy editor lisa gill joins us at the table. gill. >> good morning. >> what made you look into it to begin with and what did you find? >> we started taking a close look at things that came out from the cdc. we were astounded at the stalgerring figures of who was gets sent to the e.r. 500,000 people a year go to the e.r. because of overdoses because of these very dangerous pain drugs, drugs like vicodin, percocet, oxycontin. 7,000 people died e'er year. >> right. >> you get it from your doctor. >> right. >> you think the dodge tore knows best. >> we think the doing tors are well intentioned. the reason people show up to a doctor's office is to relief pain. >> these are commonly prescribed medication. you get them after childbirth, a root canal, but is it that there's not a common understoods about how addictive these drugs are and how powerful. >> there's some myths. if it's taken for a legitimate purpose it's not addictive. >> this is not aseat min fin, it's not tylenol. >> they get them from their doctor. >> why are they addict

. >> gill was arained on charges of vehicular homicide. >>> and lanes were closed in order to making modifications. the closures could continue next week and the barrier almost replace the yellow plastic tubes separating cars going in opposite directions. >>> and there is complaints about the license plate readers. they match the cars to register owners and they then get a bill or pay with a fast track accounts. more and more riders are getting carses and they are ordered to pay up and some have not end is gone -- even gone year a bridge. it caused a trucker to drop as many as 60 tons of tropical fruit. 60,000 pounds of many attains was given to curious animals at the oakland zoo and they received 3 5,000 pounds of fruit 12,000 pounds of fruit however had to it be destroyed. >>> and coming up at 5:00, the big change said to go into effect and the savings they are bringing to customers. but first, the new problem from that water-main break, hundreds of students have a don't have a way of getting around. >>> highway 4 looks good but traffic is slow on parts of this freeway and parts of

. >> reporter: iris is owner of gill travel agency specializing in flight to tel aviv. >> we have clients and groups that are supposed to fly on u.s. air out of philly. >> reporter: this week more than 1,000 clients had plans to go to israel through various airlines and now gill's travel agent are helping their travelers either postpone their trip or change their flight to the israel i airline etal. >> sometimes they have to pay more if they wanting to right away. >> reporter: they also have client overseas waiting to come back home. >> maybe they will have to come back tomorrow or the next day so we are also discussing with them and preparing them to perhaps have another night in the hotel. >> reporter: pro israel protesters speak out against faa ban. >> it is americans who want to go over and show their support they should be able to. >> reporter: again, u.s. airways flight that would have taken off today at 9:00 p.m. has been canceled. u.s. airways since once faa lifted it ban it will continue travel to israel. coming up at 6:00 we will hear more from the protesters, especially on this

funding we work hard with nancy pelosi to prevent that but when it happens beyond our control our city gills i fills gaps we do this through supervisor campos and supervisor scott wiener and others working together to make sure our board and mayor are working strong to fill those gaps there's so much to do with the gaps we're talking to president obama with the occurring of aids as that time comes nearing near we're going to make sure we bridge the gaps and people live strong rich lives there's so much to be proud of you was happy with pacific whispered in my area to get the goats up to the hill so we can have the pink triangle flourish and make sure monthly the pink triangle flourishes but we'll have over one million people in the city to continue to educate them san francisco is no longer a community of lgbt we have to be the example for the rest of the country and the rest of the world we'll continue to do that (clapping) also on the cutting-edge this city is a great city because of the diversity we can't be a great city unless the talent of all our community are unleashed whether a trans

current temperatures right now, 56 in san francisco, 58 in oakland, san carlos 63 and san jose 68 and gilld half moon bay at 55. check out this live shot of the golden gate bridge. too bad the fireworks aren't tonight because you see how the marine layer is choppy. we're starting to see breaks in that. currently it's 59 in santa rosa, fairfield, 70, concord and livermore at 77. from emeryville, you can see a little bit of orange in the sky left over from the beautiful sunset that we saw at 8:35. the fog overnight will mainly be confined to the coast. it will be warmer tomorrow and then near 100 inland by monday. we might even see 100 tomorrow in a few locations. so the forecast animation shows you'll wake up to clouds just along the coast. everywhere else around the bay and inland is going to be clear. overnight lows in the 50s. with the exception of milder at 61 but look for a low of 54 in san francisco and 55 oakland and 57 in san jose. so we have this hot air mass from the desert southwest and it's been moving westward that will continue to heat up the air into monday which is likely to

so look for a high of 82 in san jose and hot in morgan hill and gill roy at 96. 80 in sunny vail. cloudy at the coast, cool there. so 64 in half moon bay, 62 pacificia but move over the mountains and you got 80 in mountain view and 81 in redwood city. 6 3 in daily city and 63, we've got up to 98 in clear lake and upper 80s and napa and near 80. very comfortable and mild in the east bay. temperatures right in the 70s, 73 in berkeley, 77 hercules and look for warmer temperatures in castro valley 78. we'll bump it up as well in the inland locations. 95, probably a warmer spot. upper 80s through walnut creek and pleasanton. here is the seven-day forecast. so we have a warmer pattern tomorrow that continues into monday when it will be hot inland, but it's going to be very comfortable around the bay. we'll see a lot of upper 70s. now, things cool down on tuesday and then we'll continue to see the summer spread on wednesday, but by thursday and friday, much cooler, closer to average so we'll have upper 80s inland, near 70 around the bay and then, of course, all along the coast we just ve

francisco on my way here i was unable to get on the first stops it was crowded did a b x was packed to the gills a that's exactly the capacity this project will bring to the city from again from the day it opens but for the next generation for all the growth in san francisco particularly to the esdz of san francisco where the t line runs we're happy to be here. a big project didn't happen overnight it takes years and in this case decades of hard work and vision it takes leadership, it takes a lot of technical diligence and engineering and any member of the public wish to speak on this item and a lot of people too many to be able to thank today but know that a lot of people spent a lot of work trying to marking make this happen. i do want to acknowledge in particular our funding partners leslie from the transit administration and tilly chang in the transportation arthur i don't know if anyone is here from the metropolitan transportation system but we have one representative here we have caltrain a lot of folks working to make that happen and particularly our federal senators barbara boxer and dia

. >>> foster parents of a ten-month-old baby gill are under scrutiny after leaving her to die in a hotar found yesterday afternoon in kansas. police say the car was parked outside a home in 90-degree weather for two hours and the temperatures could have hit 130 degrees in the first hour. neighbors say the baby was the foster child of two men who live at the home. >>> in airs residents are welcoming a cooling trend this week end after scorching temperatures this week. yesterday, phoenix saw a record high of 116 breaking a record of 114 set eight years ago. yuma was 117, tying a record from 1943. and 40 miles east of yuma reached 120 degree heat. excessive heat warning expired last might and meteorologists say the temperatures will take a downturn by the weekend. >> we do not compare to phoenix but we are not used to temperatures this hot. >>> absolutely. that is the key. yesterday we got a taste of it and today we get the we -- nearly record heat. look at the lack of clouds crossing the golden gate bridge. record heat is possible. air quality will be poor. there is the possibility after

i put gill roy on there.e fest is going on, the garlic festival, it's going to be 100 degrees there. i will detail the numbers for the entire weather for today, when i expect to see a drop. we'll check on the air quality for your area. tori. >> thank you. >>> triple digit temperatures forecast in gillroy where the garlic festival kicked off. several precautions are already in place. janine is here to tell us how people are keeping cool. >> i am feeling the heat and so are a lot of people. we are at christmas hill park in gilroy where the a garlic festival is in full swing. first responders wanted to be sure we stay safe in the sizzling temperatures. these pans will reach up to 500 degrees but it is not just the cool that will be cooking. temperatures will reach 100. how do you deal with it? >> drink a beer when you get here and get water, water, water all day, get kids slushy lemonades. >> organizers say despite it being a scorcher it won't stop droves much people coming to the festival for the next days. the

. >> reporter: if it bites, gouge at its gills andize. >> you have to keep a cool mind. if you can, that's the best way to do it. >> reporter: back to steve robles, he was just in the worst place at the worst time. >> shark! get out of the water! >> reporter: juvenile white dozen not attack humans. this apparently only the second recorded case. and robles doesn't blame the shark. he blames the fisher machine. >> it was that guy that was agitating that shark. that caused all this. >> reporter: many beachgoers this weekend agree with robles. >> sounds like out of fear he attacked a person because he was scared for his life. >> putting surfers' lives in danger shouldn't be allowed. i think it should be banned. >> reporter: some eyewitnesses say they've seen fishermen purposefully attracting sharks. >> fishermen like to have the thrill of catching the fish. the big fish. the fighting of the fish. >> reporter: which takes us back to the golden rule. don't antagonize them and chances are they won't attack you or anyone else. >> i just got really lucky. i'm getting a second cha

removing skilled nursing beds that are short-term beds it puts greater pressures on the community to gill i fill the gaps for additional needs in the effect they're a full capacity at c mc you take care of the short-term rehabilitation needs and c pmc looks outside of their facility to support their needs to take beds from the city that needs the long-term care beds those are the ones we're talking about being in greater shortage in the long term. but i would say about long term skilled nursing beds that's not the ideal place to provide care for our growing senior population there's a great effort put into aging in place and providing appropriate services to patient in the their home to allow them to live in their home and while certainly patients that are older he needs the skilled beds there will be a need for instill based care not the direction the industry is going. i don't know if i've directly answered 2 but there's a combination of things >> yeah.. so let me pickup on where you left off this is my second question there's a huge demand i don't pvend prevented to be an expert but th