gilmore: but it helped regular pele.ke at into the congress a do a tax r reform that will spur investment in this country. people do not understand that. they think iis all about the rich.. the trutis that what we really want to do is get wealth reinvested i in this country and get more people employed, and get job grth up and ges up. that is not going on in ngress. rerebecca: there are matters of congress who belie tha is there any hope onhe hororizon that people will start to see some activity in ter of legislating? gov. gilmore: we have to win the real battle and explain to your constituents that there is path forwardo inease opportunity in this country. we are just not doing it in the congress. rebecca:teven, good d news for the taayers this week was bad news for one local compapany you have been reporting on. neustar gott a big blow from the federal government. theyost a major contract. what happened to t them? steven: neustar lost a big s.e.c. -- federal cocommunications contract for phone numr mobility when we swi

speaker: gilmore rodriguez, department of department. i want to walk you through what is in the ordinance and how the department fees are implementing that and serving as its oversight body for the city. the first is the ordinance requires producers who sell products in san francisco to work together to produce collection and disposal programs called store ship plans. to meet the requirements that are stated in the ordinance. producers have several options that they can follow. they can operate one of their own plans, they can join together in a multi party plan or enter into an agreement with a third party referred to as a product stewart organization to operate a plan on their behalf. the department of the environment will review that plan and ask for a four year cycle. as was said before, the important part is an attempt to double the sites available for consumers to a minimum of 55. as you heard and you can see in this slide, district 6 and 7 have no retail pharmacy drop off sites, district 6 only has a police station drop off site,

work this was a recommendation a they've add to pick up the payment on behalf of the members the gilmore case basically said the member had been responsible for making sure those payment are made if they choose to continue to work and the retirement system mind we'll make an those payments on our on behalf there's an accomodation of a debt if it's unpaid at the time the member retires a reduction in the members earned benefits and it is very similar to the shortages we normally talk about where folks may reduce contributions and at retirement they must pay those back in order to get a full benefit otherwise they have a reduction based on the missed contribution we'll request the board approve that if approved will allow telephone pole people to use their 468 plans to pay off the debt prior to retirement and we'll be bringing back to you more research to potentially on this up for monthly pretax agreements where they can pay it back to prepayroll discussions to allow tour transfers and role offers i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> again questions for the executive director. >> i h

. >> i have one committee last month we voted for the gilmore decision the one thing we talked about was it is and means and catch up provisions etc. might be at our next meeting we'll talk about the concerns of the targeted mailings we might send out to people that currently have gilmore decisions on account >> we're looking at it and are looking at it from the first slide so we'll look at it again. >> thank you very much. >> anyone else i'll open up for public comment on item 13 seeing none, public comment is closed thank you very much for the report item number 14. >> negligent item 14 the july 2015 evaluation report. >> i'll offer the same on behalf of the janet if you want to accept the full report it is consistent with the results that were report to you that you adapted last month or otherwise janet is here to answer questions that board members have related to the report. >> i'll open up for questions or comments by the commission. >> i'll say there's no significant changes from what we've seen absolutely no difference from what we presented. >> at the last meeting. >> the fu

our work can be found under the gilmore commission. also, after the three years that the statute was expected to work, the governor of virginia at the time of the 9/11 attack. as everyone knows, two states were directly attacked that day, new york and virginia, because the pentagon is in virginia. i actually ended up being for a while award governor and had to do the things necessary to protect the commonwealth and work on behalf of the people of the state. the german aircraft comes to mind. the terrible, terrible thing that we just saw. struck over the weekend that the 150 victims on the airplane were actually's hill victims of 9/11. because all of those processes in the airplane had been put into place to prevent terrorist from getting into the cockpit. little did they know that it would be reversed on them because of this type of mental illness or whatever motive we will ultimately discover, those people died because we are engaged today in the global challenges we are facing because of the tactics being used. we saw it in copenhage

on the minimum wage ballot measure that got widely support please join necessary in welcoming gail gilmoreclapping.) gilmanilmore (clapping.) gilmanlmore (clapping.) gilmanmore (clapping.) gilmanore (clapping.) gilmanre (clapping.) gilmane (clapping.) gilman (clapping.) gilman (clapping.) gilman gilman. >> first, i'd like to thank mayor ed lee and the office of the status on women i'm the executive director the first woman to run the agency in its 25 year history (clapping) and i truly believe that women unique approach to collaboration and partnership anytime women get together in collective intention is powerful whether creating the fertilization affordable housing in 2004 and pushing for nonprofit and ourselves and peers to be more okay driven and impactful or seeing the value of community organizing in the work we do everyday when women come together it is powerful and without women that have touched me throughout my life and colleagues, i wouldn't be here today thank you again, for this honor (clapping.) >> and finally sherman is the executive director of the loosening street one of t

in these businesses were broken in- and the folks who live here don't wantto see that familykellie gilmore lives in berkely and she still remembers the night the ferguson verdict was released. it was a night she doesn't want to see repeated. >>:people need to lead their voices be heard in respectable and non-violent way. go emilyberkeley's protests- turned-violent have many folks on edge about an upcoming report by the department of justice. it is set to be released as early as tomorrow and finds ferguson police used racial discrimination against african americans. while - says the finding are upsetting, another riot would be, too. >>:violence begets violence it becomes chaos. >> i did call berkeley police- they didn't get back to us by deadline. but i did speak to some officers on the street who say there aren't any plansin placethat they know of in anticipation of this report. >> reporter :berkeley police are in the middle of their own investigation, looking into how they handled the december 6th post-ferguson protests. i talked to the mayor's assistant on the phone and he says that repo

it was written by jay michael gilmore, the own director of operational test and evaluation.t's the dot&e. a pentagon watchdog. it's a hot mess. >> let's look at why it's dangerous to the pilot. >> the doe report sunday make for easy reading. an engineer who once evaluated planes spray was part of the team which designed the f-16 in the early 1970s. he has flown with pilots, chief among their returns. >> it says live fire test and evaluation confirms the structure. what does that mean. >> they implemented tests where they took pieces of the air airplane. they found it was bad. >> they catch fire. >> there's too much flammable stuff located in poor locations. thing of the engine was a blow torch surrounded by fuel. that's what it is. >> the plane's propensity to catch fire - perhaps the biggest concern in combat is the beginning. the report lifts many others, including the potential for arcing and shorts in the wiring that powers the plane's flight controls. problems protecting the plane from lightening, requiring it to stay 25 miles away from bad weather. and trouble with so-

it was written by dr jay michael gilmore. the operator of test and evaluation.t's the dot and e. a pentagon watchdog appointed by the president. his report details so many problems. a defense military publication called the f-35 a hot mess. >> let's look at why the aeroplane is dangerous to the pilot. >> okay. >> reporter: it doesn't make for easy reading. we asked to be taken through it. an engineer that evaluated planes, spray was part of the team that designed the f-16 in the early 1970s. so he is. spray has spoken with pilots who flew the f-35. chief among the concerns and that of the dot and e. >> it says live fire test and evaluation, confirm the vulnerabilities of the fuel tank structure. what does that mean? >> they implemented tests where they took pieces of the airplane and shot at it with real ammunition, and what they found was it's bad, as you would expect. >> they catch fire burn and explode. >> exactly, because there's too much flammable stuff located in for locations. think of the engine as a blow torch surrounded by fuel. that is what it is. >>

. >> his name was gary gilmore, but it only by an accident of timing that we're talking about him tonight. about him and what happened here at the utah state prison today. what we are really talking about is each of us our society, and the fact that our nation as of today is back in the business of capital punishment. >> gary gilmore was the first person to be executed in this country after the supreme court reinstated the death penalty in 1976. a utah firing squad carried out the punishment. >> i heard three noises in quick rapid success. if there were more, a fourth then they overlapped. bang bang bang like that. >> death by firing squad was last used in utah when inmate ronny lee gardner chose it as his preferred method of execution in 2010. it was shortly after midnight here when gardner was led into this execution chamber, strapped to this chair, and asked if he had any final words. to which mr. gardner replied, i do not. following the statement, a hood was placed over mr. gardner's head. >> five sharp shooters took aim at his heart and fired. >> mr. gardner was pronounced dead at 12

speaker: supervisor gilmore. part of the question is how do you know they're not complying. speaker: certainly, with respect to producers not complying, again, the department will have the names of all of the producers who do sell in to san francisco. we will also know, which producers are participating in one of the plans that have been submitted. again, the requirement of whole sellers in san francisco or through the state needs to be registered so we know who all the wholesalers are and we can work with them since they have to be registered with the state, so we'll find out who the producers are and who is participate and who is not. the ordinance provides for both civil penalties of up to 1,000 per day. it has been the department's practice that we really believe that producers are going to participate. they want to participate. again, we think that some of the other options that we have and we've discussed them is to be very public about which producer was participating and which producers are not participating and letting the public know that information. those are the

then when i'm done gilmore rodriguez will talk about the details of the ordinance and he'll talk about this ordinance has been improved and altered because of that incredible level of input we've gotten from stakeholders. after you hear from the department of the environment, i want you to hear from the other city departments that find this to be a very important ordinance to meet their goals as well. that will be the police department and the department of public health. so you'll hear in the next 30 minutes, the tremendous breath of support for this ordinance and how this ordinance fits beautifully into the way we in san francisco work to protect our citizen and protect the environment. so san francisco has a wonderful history of being the first. it has a history of taking brave action and a history of taking good care of the people who live here as well as the environment where we find ourselves and this ordinance sits perfectly within that history. in particular, i want to call attention to something that happened in 2003 that really sets the stage for the philosophy behind this or

we wandered into a little building and there was an old television and it was playing "gilmore girls"ver -- >> the only way to watch it. >> yeah. i've never felt more happy to see-- it was so-- and it was rory deciding, i'm going to quit yale or should i stay in yale? and i was enthrawld. i'm watching it in spanish. the parents are upset. the grandparents are upset. no one in cuba cared. no one was watching the tv. and then finally -- >> when you came in didn't anyone say -- >> no they do not know me? i was i.d.'d by-- i got in. our camera crew got in. what happened was i started walking around and started shooting in cuba. we didn't know how long we were going to stay. and immediately canadians, those damn canadians you all know what i'm talking about. the scourge of the world. no the the can neighborhoods started canadian tourists are there and tourists from europe -- >> isn't that the weird part. you go through this thing, you might get killed. you can't get in you have to show your papers. meanwhile, people from the entire rest of the world have been going there forever and are ju

steven gilmore this would provide a gold mine of data. the first step in ambitious plans for space.nasa will use the data to figure out if the human body can survive a trip to mars, an 18-month round trip. no u.s. astronaut has spent longer than six months in space, and the physical strain, radiation exposure, muscle deterioration and psychological impact that scott will endure is a bit unknown. >> it can mess up your eyes, it can mess up your heart. it can mess you up. >> there are risks. i'm willing to accept that for what we will learn from it. >> you both have a chance of paving the way to mars. >> that's one thing that makes it exciting and something i'm really happy to be a part of. >> reporter: david kerley, abc news, houston. >> wow. >> history makers. >> yes. >> he's a pioneer. we were talking about who would want to do this? the guy is a pioneer. he's going to be a first. >> they are a great family. the two of them. whenever you see them. what got me also he will spend the next year with a russian cosmonaut. the two of them will be together. it is like college freshman yea

poked fun at in "happy gilmore". >> give me the ball, alligator. ow! >> reporter: but in real life things can turn pretty hairy. just last year in weston, florida, a golf ball diver was attacked. >> about an hour and a half into my diving and the gator snapped on to my left arm. >> reporter: and this reptile caused quite a scare during the 2013 pga tour in louisiana. >> these guys are happy when it's wet. >> reporter: but back at myakka pines they say in the 37 years of business a gator has never hurt anybody. even if they have messed up a few swings. i would say stay clear of the gators. don't take the "happy gilmore" approach. that's not that important. >> good advice. good to have you back from boston. >> great to be here. >> still flooding a problem. >> gators will be happy all from about southern indiana down to texas. i want to start you out in kentucky because we've seen some two to six inches. look at the flooding along the rivers. on top of snow melt that's an issue. this is from texas and this morning houston has thunderstorms but on in the n

you look like a young dave gilmore. they pushed you on the ground there. >> they did.he car window like, "hey, you guys are cool?" [ laughter ] and they're, "like get on the ground!" [ laughter ] that's a fantastic thing. >> looks like i'm trying to carjack you or something. >> jimmy: yeah. so you were an actor first, then dabbled in modeling and then back to actoring. >> yeah. i think more people saw that than "six ways to sunday." >> jimmy: but then "walking dead." who's not seen this show? i mean, this is the biggest show. it's the number one show around, number one show out there right now. congratulations. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: i mean it's unbelievable. 16 million people. [ cheers and applause ] everyone's watching. you're fantastic in it. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: you have fans all over the place. and you have really good fans. i must say. you see it as well. but everyone's been trying to get tickets to the show and going crazy and on twitter. and they love you. and they follow you on twitter. what is it again? www -- >> big bald head. >> jimmy: big bald he

sherman and his demons, wrote poet william gilmore sims. sherman, and his army of villains low bad, counsel -- scoundrels, wrote another. what did sherman say in reply to these and similar charges? in his official report dated april 4, 1865, sherman blamed confederate general wade hampton for the conflagration. as he explained hampton ordered all cotton, public and private should be moved into the streets and fired to prevent us making use of it. but bales were cut open freed from their ropes and bagging and as a result tufts of cotton were blown about, lodging in the trees and against houses so as to resemble a snow storm and these piles were burning. as night fell and the wind picked up the fire spread beyond the efforts of union soldiers to control them. indeed sherman argued, union soldiers deserved praise for saving so much of the city and for caring for the newly homeless. furthermore, sherman went on in his report and this i think is really the root of so much anger and resentment. and without hesitation, he wrote, i charge general w

former santa clara mayor gary gilmore will be on hand. he helped santa clara land the park.the marriott hotels first opened great america park outside chicago 231976 to celebrate america's bicentennial. >> lisa, that was one of my favorite things to go to that park. >> of course. it was 70 down there yesterday and today in the mid-and upper 70s throughout santa clara and san jose. that's due to the passage after cold front. life doppler 7hd, you see a few showers off the coast. we could see a little bit of drizzle here and there in sonoma county near santa rosa. otherwise it's all about a wind shift in the clouds being quickly scoured out. look at the visibility in miles. santa rosa at 7 half moon bay at 35. but you head down toward central california monterey and sjalin narks they have a lot of fog. emeryville looking at partly cloudy conditions. about 350 degrees in oakland. 52 san francisco. good morning morgan hill. 47 for you. and 52, as well, in san jose. so yesterday it was warmer in half moon bay at 65 than it was here. 59 in san francisco. so the on shore flow reall

formrmer govnojim gilmore is here with the washington post's steven overly.y. to shine on your biness. first, she has a big week ahead d.c. mayor muriel bowser. the mayor delivers her f first ever s state of the district address. voters are

forma santa clara mayor gary gilmore will be on hand. he helped santa clara land the park.the marriott hotels first opened great america park outside chicago in 1976 to celebrate america's by centennial. it should be a really fun time. so many families expected to attend. south bay is going to be busy. >> certainly. we will see plenty of sunshine. warmer today. it was only 70 yesterday in san jose. today climbing through the upper 70s due to less of an on shore push. here's a live look at the radar. reduced visibility in the north bay. this is due to a weak frontal ban that's pushing through the bay area and that will allow for some breezy winds. but still warmer than yesterday. good morning san francisco. at 53. 51 in san jose. 54 half moon bay. cooler temperatures than we had 24 hours ago. and from the roof camera looks still with 45 in petaluma, 40 napa. fog in santa rosa with 53 in livermore and concord. right any we are talking about most of the fog along the central coast. right here half moon bay. it has improved significantly in the north bay valleys. that's due to

former santa clara mayor gilmore will be on hand. he helped the city land the park. they first opened great america park in santa clara and outside chicago in 1976 to celebrate america's bicentennial and lisa, it will be a nice weekend whether you're enjoying the park or the transamerica half marathon tomorrow. >> yeah, that's right. temperatures warming up all around the bay. in fact, in the south bay numbers up significantly today. so yesterday was 69 in monterey and downtown san francisco. today going for a high of 70 here and san jose will be well into the 70s. here is live doppler 7 hd. the santa rosa airport 7:00 this morning reported some rain. yep, just a few light rain drops as a weak front alal band pushed on through the bay area, pushing that fog down along into the central coast and that's where it's sitting right now. mt. tamm was a little bit hazy but we are looking at a sunny day today with temperatures warm er than yesterday. in fact, it was 69 in napa yesterday. today you'll be into the 70s, as much as seven or eight degrees warmer and only 67 in mou

. >>> adam sandler and bob barker had the hilarious scene in "happy gilmore."at after paired up to play together and not work out. >> grudge match has been renewed in a sketch for the night of too many stars special where he visits barker in the hospital and sandler suggests they watch "the price is right." >> love the host. he's so funny and not crotchety and angry. >> you know what else is great about him? >> tell me. >> he's worked 25 years and never had to do the lobdy doo, wacka wacka woo voice. like a desperate idiot. >> things get nasty from there. can't show you all of the things they did to each other. it was a bed pan involved. we'll leave it at that. >> we'll leave it at that. you can see the entire fight escalate on comedy central this weekend. it is for a good cause. "the night of too many stars" will benefit autism programs around the country. love to hear that. >>> this next one is all about you. this is your story. "downton abbey" about to play host to a real life royal. the show is in production of its sixth season. where's the castle there? it

it is the story of martha gilmore and hemingway's third wife was often a guest at the white house. one day at the white house, she is coming down the stairs at and here's giggling from the coat closet. she is curious coming down the stairs and here's his commotion, and she can't resist peeking into the coat closet. in there is fdr with a couple of people around him, and he is mixing up a batch of martini secretly, and giggling like a schoolboy. there is the leader of the western world hiding in a coat closet, making a batch of martinis, and the reason was was that his mother was a very strong matriarch. she would admonish him if he had more than one in front of people. she did not care. he was hiding in the coat closet from his mother. there he was giggling like a schoolboy, pulling a fast one on his mother. we know that fdr revoked prohibition, and we should also lead him for that. right before his fireside chat in 1933, he turned to his dinner guests and said, i think this would be a good time for beer. of course, the entire country pretty much welcomed that decision after more t

remember bob barker and adam sandler duked it out in "happy gilmore" now they're reunited and the rivalry> you're looking chunkier than the soup. >> that was a good one. l i guess doing all those movies movies. >> couldn't be nice, could you, bobby? huh? oh! oh! it worked before and it will work again. and finally houston rockets star rolling in the the nba standings and despite a tough loss last night to the memphis grizzlies, there was one big winner on the court. they shoot for $25,000. no one has made it until that young man just did. >> always good to throw it in for 25k. isn't it? pretty nice seats to the rockets game next time around. lots more coming up on "the ed show." minnesota winters are brutal it's tough being cooped up it gets a little stale. when dad opens up the window what's the first thing he does? the tobin stance spring is in the air and pollen, dog hair... the sunshine looks like fairy dust. (doorbell) whoa! what's this? swiffer sweeper! swiffer dusters! removes up to 70% of dust and allergens. stays on there like glue wow! look at that! ew! the tobin stance! that is

broken in- and the folks who live here don't wantto see that happen again. 00-08 >>reporter:kellie gilmore lives in berkely and she still remembers the night the ferguson verdict was released. it was a night she doesn't want to see repeated. >>: we do have a voice as people and we do need to be heard but it needs to be in a respectable non-violent way. >>reporter: berkeley's protests- turned-violent have many folks on edge about an upcoming report by the department of justice. it is set to be released as early as tomorrow and finds ferguson police used racial discrimination against african americans. while - says the finding are upsetting, another riot would be, too. >>reporter: the report is still in the early stages in the meantime city council amended its use of force policy in the public outcry tear gas at batons and for the tile will not be used on on by protesters. >>james:breaking news from overnight. f-b-i says it has made an arrest in connection to a shooting near n-s-a headquarters in maryland on tuesday. >>james:the shooting happened around 5:00 last night. >>james:nobody was hu

and it would be a real emotiona >> reporter: like happy gilmore were adam sandler was angry on the golfhe breach with his grandmother and then the nails the shot. >> reporter: and you can do in real time we all need a happy place. >> reporter: the truth about lies is dinner but the truth about lies. it is the name of the book >> gary radnich: warriors have done it again the 59 to one of the season that tied the all- time franchise record for the mid-70s curry thompson ready to go work again against memphis tonight. the grizzlies on the second-best record in the conference. curry had 28 points 10 assessed and eight three- point shots. and we have free on the break in to get up and under them warriors on them both their 59th when tyne the franchise record area 25 road wins eight straight victories as we speak you >> gary radnich: is the l.a. if you're looking for a west coast representative bay are gone. mark few trying to get that for the first time since 1999 and that's exactly what they did 7462 too much strength inside also winning michigan state in lieu of video they will meet on sun

and then the governor james gilmore is on his way, and he will speak -- >> [inaudible] >> he is there? well, you are quicker than my eyes -- [laughter] but at any rate, you're very, very welcome. we appreciate that you came all the way from richmond here and he's going to speak. and then, of course, to make some closing remarks general alfred gray, as you know, the 29th common darnt of the united states marine corps and currently senior fellow and chairman of the board of regents of the potomac institute. i think that before we have the speakers deal with the issues a few footnotes. first of all, i'm delighted that we have in the audience many diplomats, ambassadors, representatives, academics and so forth. we appreciate very much media representatives for bringing our discussion to a wider audience in the united states and internationally. traditionally academically we like to express our sympathy with the families of the victims of terrorism throughout the world as well as to send a message of solidarity and support for international cooperation in dealing with terrorism and, of cou

santa clara valley, 79 for morgan hill, 80 degrees in gilmore, 77 santa cruz, sliding lining the peninsula you, low 70s san mateo, 66 in daily city, 66 for san francisco. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always if view, temperatures again will be warming over yesterday's highs. sunday will be the warmest day, we have the average there building just a little bit. overnight lows in the 40s or 50s, not a lot of change, we'll begin to cool down as we get to work on monday. lows in the forecast, the extended forecast showing you no rain athletes not for the bay area. >> nice and dry, thanks, rosemary. >> you're welcome. >>> the sex discrimination lawsuit has come to an end. we'll tell about the verdict reached in the ellen pao case and how she's responding. >> and the ruling of the italian high court, amanda knox what she's telling her supporters. . >>> time to take a look at the top stories trending this morning. >> let's start with amanda knox, an italian high doherty overturned her conviction from 2007. >> she had been accused of stabbing her roommate to death. she said she's