we are deeply grateful to our board of directors, to our volunteers, to all our contributors and to all of you here today for your acts of justice and for making our acts of justice possible. now i have the distinct honor of introducing an old friend and current mayor, and i have promised joan i won't tell any stories from the old days, but this mayor has a firsthand deep understanding of both the injustice and the fixability of poverty. please give a warm welcome to our friend and our mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, denise. again, congratulations to you and joan, to your wonderful staff and the legal aid society and employment law center for celebrating the 96th anniversary. it's my pleasure to be here today to join all of you. and as i was looking at the theme today, putting justice to work, my immediate thought is that i have a very complementry theme i've been trying to do as your mayor and that's putting people to work. and i hope that that is very much the same. because we cannot be the greatest city in the world or the most innovative city in the world unless all of our co

there was a grate and complicated drainage system. this is probably one of the oldest grates i have seen in the city. >> the way this works there would not have been the drop. >> grate on top to clean out. >> right. >> this probably predates this -- the oldest one in the city. i don't see too many of these anymore. >> landmark. landmark -- walk up a ways here. >> there is legislation enacted years ago boo supervisor peskin because of the trip and fall slip hazards street coverings had to be brought up to nonskid standard. can you tell us about that? >> this is piggybacked on what we had existing with regards to the official sidewalk grades. or official i'm sorry -- special sidewalk surfaces where they required to keep -- they are required -- look at that. 2 water meters. >> they are required to -- in 2004 peskin introduced an ordinance and adopted the ordinance to also include these metal covers that you see pretty much in a lot of the older parts of the city. most of of them are elevator hatches for subsidewalk basements. but in cert

we're particularly honored to have leader pelosi here as we are very, very grateful for 25 years of public service. thank you. she has worked tirelessly on behalf of san francisco, the bay area and the nation and i particularly want to call out her work as a champion of issues in human health including h.i.v. aids, biomedical research and innovation and so many more of the important areas of science that are so important to all of us here at ucsf. thank you, leader pelosi. this is a great day today for us at ucsf mission bay and the entire mission bay community. the transportation secretary's announcement earlier today of a $10 million infrastructure investment in mission bay is yet another vote of confidence in the great city of san francisco and our dynamic mission bay community. the grant which the d.c. insiders call a tiger grant will drink infrastructure that is critical for ensuring access for program at ucsf mission bay. with respect to point out the $1.5 million 550-bed hospital. it will provide aid to women, children and cancer patients. construction is underway directly south of

to bring us as indeed we are grateful for all the jobs that federal contributions have brought us in what has for us in the construction industry generally been a depression, not a recession. for example, we had doyle drive. we had the train box. we had 50 united nations plaza. those have kept us alive at a time when otherwise we would be in more dire straits. this grant is not in that scale, but it does a very, very important thing. the mission bay district here, as those of you who know san francisco well understand, is becoming a major economic driver for the -- for san francisco. and it has good transportation bones. it has 280 to the west. it has the cal train station just north of mission creek. those bones tie them to the economic body of the complex. that's what this project does. it provides the linkage between the bones of transportation that already exists and the complex developing here and i think it serves as an example for what could be going on in the rest of the country. work is turning around here in san francisco in construction. you can see the tower cranes around

we're grateful to the audience. >> i'm also really grateful, you know, because this really is a dreamen you're a grown-up, childhood dreams get further and further away. whenever i get the tune to tell someone i want to make sure i remind people that you should never give up. you really should never give up because it really could happen and it most likely will if you hold on eighth breathe. >> i'm grateful to you all for the amazing work you're doing. thank you so much. pleasure. >> thank you, brother. pleasu pleasure. >> thank you. "our world" will be back in a flash. >>> and next, we break down the rhyme and reason behind hip hop culture. [ benny so one day mark, the rav4 and me were chillin', right ya know, ridin' down broadway. the sun was shinin'... ...that's when my man mark had a great idea. so we picked up nina, greg and sheila. mark loaded up the rav... then nina loaded up the rav [ laughs ...even i loaded up the rav. and we head to the one spot... [ barks ...that could top it all off. you know what i mean? ♪ yeah... that was a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm still here ♪ i'm still stan

i'm very grateful for. that it also goes beyond just these three witnesses and this audit as i talked about in my opening statement. it will be a very, very dangerous precedent if former treasury officials or other government officials who worked on t.a.r.p. matters and then leave and refuse to be interviewed by sig-t.a.r.p.. i thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i thank you for your willingness to submit yourself to this. mr. ratner who received about this, this matter, the interview took approximately two hours with sig-t.a.r.p.. i know you have busy lives. and i also know that this was a very important matter in your life and both your public service and now in your private sector experience. you know, this is something major for our nation. i think we need to have an accurate portrayal of what actually happened and why you made the decisions that you made. books have been written about this. there are going to be generations that talk about this excessive amount of government intervention whether just

you're grateful i imagine your son's alive, yes. >> yes, i'm very grateful. >> yes. >> getting a call at 3 a.m., first off, your kids are okay, but there was a shooting at the theater they were at. >> arthel: yeah, i can't imagine what that feels like, but i'd imagine today you're so grateful your son is alive and well, and we thank you very much for being here today, and again, if you tell me how much time i have i'll know. all right. great. so, angela, you're in the hospital, your son called you. how was his voice, did you know immediately that he was safe? >> i actually got a voice mail from him and he was actually very calm and collected, and which kept me calm. >> arthel: right, very good, very good. now, do you feel that you perhaps made-- he's a grown man clearly, to kind of stay away from these sorts of events or saying, this is a horrible thing that happens, but not going to stop how we live our lives. >> yeah, i believe it was a one-time event. i don't want him to stop living his normal life, i think it's going to help him get through. >> arthel: angela, alex, thank you very

this is what being a mayor, we are grateful to be able to do. federal agencies, transportation, and if you look at how our money that we had, if you consider the department of transportation funding for the transit center for the central subway, the latest announcements about the high-speed rail commitments, we are doing the kinds of things with federal agencies that will spell out what our future needs. it will make generations of people appreciate not only san francisco, but all of our bay area partners together to make sure the investments are right. it is about investing in our future, i am very grateful to not only partners here today, but i am excited to get this thing rolling. let's start digging as soon as we can and get our folks to work. i know they will enjoy at, and i look forward to being here in the fall of 2014. i know there is a europe where the faa has to make sure everything is safe, but i look forward to that fall when we can travel to the top and make sure that the elevator goes all the way. thank you very much. >> i want to

we are truly grateful for the brave service of nirk bacon and for all of those who serve and defend our nation every dayism urge my colleagues to joan me in strong support of this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. mr. connolly: i thank the speaker. as a member of the house committee on oversight and government reform i'm pleased to join my colleagues in consideration of h.r. 3870, to dez ig nate the facility of the

i and my career deeply humble and with so much to be grateful for.rt from so many in this room today. grateful to have learned from so many great leaders that are represented here today. and to have had the opportunity to lead some of the station's best troops and intelligence professionals. grateful to have been granted the opportunity to wear the uniform of the united states army. to serve this great nation. but above all else, i remain grateful for its family, and for friends. friends that have and will continue to love me, and they will support me in spite of myself. thank you for being here today. thank you for taking time out of your schedule to spend time with us. may god continue to bless our nation and continue to bless those who serve in harm's way. thank you. [applause] >> please remain standing as things got bless america and remains a stunning for the departure of the official party. ♪ [applause] this concludes today opposes her money. please join us in the conference center to the right for refreshments as we will, the lieutenant genera

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replacing each stolen grate cost the city $300. the real concern is safety. >> usually, the police get calls to rescue ducks out of these things. i don't want to get a call that we've got to rescue a child out of this thing. >> reporter: police tell me they just took another report of a stolen grate as recently as today. crews say they try to replace these things as quickly as possible. they've also started chaining them down. >>> san francisco fire investigators are looking for the cause of a fatal fire that claimed the life of an elderly man today. the two-alarm fire started at the laguna heights coop. this home video shows the big flames. the fire started just before 10:00 a.m. this morning. neighbors say the man who died was in his 70s. and had lived in the apartment complex for many years. >> a very nice man. lived alone, kept to himself. so sad. >> the red cross set up an emergency shelter right next door for 12 people displaced by that fire. >>> new at 10:00, san jose police have just released the name of a man and photo of

replacing each stolen grate cost the city $300. the real concern is safety. >> usually, the police get calls to rescue ducks out of these things. i don't want to get a call that we've got to rescue a child out of this thing. >> reporter: police tell me they just took another report of a stolen grate as recently as today. crews say they try to replace these things as quickly as possible. they've also started chaining them down. >>> san francisco fire investigators are looking for the cause of a fatal fire that claimed the life of an elderly man today. the two-alarm fire started at the laguna heights coop. this home video shows the big flames. the fire started just before 10:00 a.m. this morning. neighbors say the man who died was in his 70s. and had lived in the apartment complex for many years. >> a very nice man. lived alone, kept to himself. so sad. >> the red cross set up an emergency shelter right next door for 12 people displaced by that fire. >>> new at 10:00, san jose police have just released the name of a man and photo of

. >> right now, your feeling, you're grateful i imagine your son's alive, yes. >> yes, i'm very grateful. >> getting a call at 3 a.m., first off, your kids are okay, but there was a shooting at the theater they were at. >> arthel: yeah, i can't imagine what that feels like, but i'd imagine today you're so grateful your son is alive and well, and we thank you very much for being here today, and again, if you tell me how much time i have i'll know. all right. great. so, angela, you're in the hospital, your son called you. how was his voice, did you know immediately that he was safe? >> i actually got a voice mail from him and he was actually very calm and collected, and which kept me calm. >> arthel: right, very good, very good. now, do you feel that you perhaps made-- he's a grown man clearly, to kind of stay away from these sorts of events or saying, this is a horrible thing that happens, but not going to stop how we live our lives. >> yeah, i believe it was a one-time event. i don't want him to stop living his normal life, i think it's going to help him get through. >> arthel: angela, a

i end my career deeply humbled with so much to be grateful for. that are represented today and to lead the best troops. to have been granted the opportunity to wear a uniform of the united states army but of but -- above all else i remain grateful for family and friends that have and will continue to love me, pray for me and support me in spite of myself. thank you for being here today and taking a timeout of your schedules and may god continue to bless our nation and those that serve in harm's way. thank you. [applause] >> ladies a and gentlemen please remade standing as be will saying god bless america and the mentally for the official departure of the party. ♪ god bless america ♪ ♪ and that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her ♪ ♪ and it died heard ♪ ♪ to the night with the light from above. from the mountain to the prairie ♪ ♪ to the notion -- potion white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ ♪ god bless america ugh ♪ ♪ my home sweet home. ♪ ♪ to the amount ♪ ♪ to the prairie ♪ ♪ to the ocean white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america ♪ ♪ my

. >> i am extremely grateful.od that i'm still alive. >> in the middle of our --erview but there they go. >> a utility crew from georgia up.e they will be back. >> i am grateful to be standing here. as tois anyone's guess be completely restored in mclean and down the road in falls church. the debris has to be cleared away. it usually takes a couple days after that to get all the lines poles in the ground and back up and running. >> from maryland residents will have to find another place to watch fireworks on the fourth of july due to storm damage. celebrations have been canceled of places including kensington, germantown, of gaithersburg. despite all the storm cleanup, fireworks show on the national mall will go on. attend, theto service isrk guests to take public transportation into the district. to crowds, customers are station'srged to to crowds, customers are station'srged to than the federal ahh, now that's a clean mouth. i wish i could keep it this way. [ dr. rahmany ] you see, even after a dental cleaning..

and threw his neck. >>> and i leaned over on the armrest who knows where it would have when i am grateful to be here >>> no kind of positive description when it comes to being shot just pain. a white burning sensation in my body sleeping here was not good at all, i was getting flashbacks of the shots and people screaming. my kids are still in my head i'd be made it you did not take my life he did not take my friend's life either i pray and feel so sorry for the other families, all the other men and women who did not make it. i cannot imagine someone's life taken and like that >>> he was probably saved because the killers gun seemed to jammed before he got to the rope or joshua was fighting john blackstone cbs news >>> stay tuned to cbs 5 and cbs s f dot com for updates on the massacre. people in the bay area in jumping in to help and show support in the wake of the shooting some turn to blood banks there's a large need for blood during the summer, this drive at st. barnabas school one of 80 drives plan this month >>> i got the e-mail and actually was thinking about colorado and the fact t

. >> at she watches the news and knows how grateful we are. >> michael hall went under surgery.ff and no word yet. >> patient at the maryland hospital received a scare after a reported fire. smoke was coming from the mother and baby unit. they were moved to a more secure location. the smoke came from an electrical fire. no one was hurt. >> we are on storm watch tonight as conditions are calm but we're keeping a close watch on the possibility of heavy storms for the next 24 hours. we have a first look at what to expect. >> we have -- there have been a few thundershowers to the south but right now in washington, we have had breaks in the clouds. you can see a badge through north carolina. our temperature is still back into the 80's. remember how hot last summer was? we had -- tomorrow will be 30 of our own. there are some strong thunderstorms. the details in a few minutes. >> also, people living in maryland outraged over the power problems. the maryland public service commission will hold a series of public hearings to address the issue. hearings will be held on august 7 and 8 in

but he is grateful no one was injured. >> my son sleeps 10 feet away. i am thinking god that it hit right here. this is a blessing. everybody is okay. >> a friend is coping with another problem. >> it was a zipering and came right on down. we walked downstairs and there it was. >> the sugar maple did not stand a chance. now he may need a new car. >> this 1/3 of the trees have let go and falling down on the hybrid. we are missing that a lot right now. hopefully it will be repaired quite quickly. >> the story behind this c ar, a toyota sedan at the elementary school in fairfax near rugby is anybody's guess. it doesn't appear anybody has claimed the car. school is altered maybe by showing this somebody will know that this is unfortunately what friday's storm did to their vehicle. it looks like a mess. >> thanks. without power keeping cool in this seat has become a challenge for many but the food chain harris teeter is trying to help out. this was the scene in arlington. workers were handing out free ice. they were conducting similar from -- giveaways in ma

beyond your remarkable leadership, we honor your 38 years as a truly grateful for and family man.man can hope to do in life is leave the wood pile higher than he found it. you left our profession better and higher than you found it. marta, x and my gratitude for your rock steady support and patience, service and sacrifices and especially for the family you raised. everybody said something about their connection to auburn university. i would like to highlight that there's a young auburn university farming could that. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] your ability to connect with families across our force and those with unique and special missions have been inspirational. we thank you. i offer our special thanks for your sacrifice over the years. i know you have given great strength and inspiration and proud of your service too. ron and the burgess family, thank you for 38 years of extraordinary service to our nation. many will truly never know the details of your journey, the american people are grateful for all you have done. good luck, got speed and god bless you an

again, i'm grateful for you all to agree now. let me go into some questions here. mr. bloom, you indicated in your opening that the bankruptcy proceeding was fair and open. my question to you is was it any different than any other normal bankruptcy proceeding? was this not one of the most expedited bankruptcy proceedings in the history of the u.s.? >> in my experience, it was faster than average. there are other 363 sales -- >> are you familiar with any other bankruptcies that were expedited in such a summary fashion? >> the sale of the parts of lehman to barclay's and lehman bankruptcy, that portion of it which was a 363 sale which is what this was was done more quickly. >> and mr. feldman, you are familiar, in your experience, of any company independent going through a bankruptcy proceeding givinged 1 giving $1 billion to another company? >> certainly they honored a contract and made a decision to honor the contract based on a business judgment. >> how do you respond to that? >> well, first, i would say i have never seen a bankruptcy like this at all. i've taught ban

. >> a pretty straightforward message, grateful for those of you covering this. they provide to my family and friends, everyone in our system and in our city to make sure that they get to where they want to go. they make themselves vulnerable to theft of our system anywhere. will be happy to take questions. thank you all for coming. >> [inaudible] >> i will use an example. just the other day, i was on one of the trains and i got on the trains, it wasn't a very full train. halas of almost 90% of the people were living out at smart phones are electronic devices. what typically happens is, it is an ihpone. -- iphone. the look for the perfect opportunity, snatched the device and away they go. the worst thing we can do is engage the perpetrator because that leads to a more serious crime. that is typically what we see. they see the opportunity, they seize it. it cannot give criminal the opportunity. >> [inaudible] >> always, i think we can look at common sense with that and really, anywhere right mirador, for instance. -- near a door, for instance. grabbing the device

at the suspect's home no word on the motive latest developments from aurora, colorado >>> i feel grateful i feel guilty and we're saying that >>> her daughters were there a bay area hmong tells her story a call to action some are responding to the tragedy there. good evening i'm ann notorangelo president obama will stop in colorado tomatoes press condolences to families of the victims. bomb experts say they have cleared out the dangerous explosions from the suspects a apartment teresa garcia as the latest. >>> a bomb experts got the upper hand at the theater suspect's apartment and most of the evacuated residents able to move back and tomorrow the president will be in aurora visiting victims and families. bonkers detonated the chemicals and accelerants they say james holmes left for police at his colorado apartment >>> this was designed to kill whoever entered it >>> the front door was fitted with a tripwire at least 30 shells the size of softballs and controlled the explosion disable the bomb inside. investigators collected evidence and outside the apartment including a shipping label fr

that word would not be grateful. that story plus tonight's bit of television daring do, the ezra klein challenge, is coming up. >>> mitt romney wanted to be the republican presidential nominee in the 2008 election. and he failed. he got close, but he didn't win the nomination. senator john mccain did. then mccain, of course, lost to now president barack obama. that was the bad news for mitt romney and the republicans. the good news is there was a lot for mitt romney to learn from the '08 campaign from mccain and his own example. for example, do not pick an untested, unvetted shoot for the stars running mate. it will not end well for you. another lesson was a little less obvious and a little more personal. one mitt romney needed to learn the hard way. even if the election doesn't seem like it's all about foreign policy, you have to at least appear like you know what the heck you're talking about. you're asking to be the commander in chief, not the haircut in chief. so do not confuse all the bad guys, all the people wh

>>> summoned up call an ideal that are libyans were addressed by china by the team is grateful. did we did feel the difference? to fill it clear today? nevertheless 59 of pacifica 41 degrees hotter in fairfield's the cool down and that and when forecast as eyewitness news continues. france is taking some of its own in california's fog brought food fights one politician there is proposing french restaurants stop serving california wines. 16,000 t of fog brought every year. this day of the ban would not have a severe impact on the industry there but he says he's advocating boycotts close california residents assert is selling fog brought under threat of ft fides. they may reach california csi reporter shows us what one man found and how we as no doubt about where it came from. as the amount of five because of sonoma's someone in the weird stuff often shows up a woman shoe. imported beer. >>> of labor said the beer caved. >>> there in of of windsor goes looking for shells to make chili off that coast it's a half mile down a steep ridge 20 minutes down 40 minutes back. last week he

she was grateful for every day she had after that and she's going to be grateful for every day she hasved her life and that's the good news she's alive and she's with us. " "to make matters worse... while in an induced slumber the last few weeks... hannah developed circulation problems... causing surgeons to have to amputate her hands and feet. one mississippi couple is furious today after their own church denied them a wedding service because of their race. race.members of the first baptist church in crystal springs complained to the pastor when they learned he was performing a wedding service for the african american couple. te'andrea and charles wilson say their pastor called them on july 19th... just two days before their wedding. the couple says they were stunned. 29-40"if you can stand up in the pulpit and praise god on a sunday, but you can deny us to be married in your church on a saturday is wrong, and the world needs to know." know."their pastor performed the wedding ceremony at a nearby church. a... colorado bakery ...is feeling the heat today... / after... refusing... to ma

i am grateful you are there and get the importance of it. other folks have had to do it and i do not hear them complaining. nobody has ever said i had to go through this in this. they just did it. then applied for the job. i expect you all to do it as credentialed teachers. i have talked about that over and over again. it is not news to you. the trouble with these numbers, and not to believe that a school, pleae, -- please, will not take the opportunity to do it. choose independence that the instruction, which takes in a huge number of students. at two sites? i would do it. if it meant i could be using that money for something else that i was getting pressure from the state or the district, my school had to do this and really cut where they thought something was not important, i can see a school doing this. i do not believe that we cannot. we can because that is the reality of the day that they will choose this option. especially if the fund-raiser, it was fruitful but 30%, you have a long way to go. that is what we were hoping for. i was en

never been pore grateful to the misty skies -- been more grateful to the misty skies of san francisco than when i see the national map and the heatwave. >>> absolutely, cool again this morning. live doppler showing a lack of rain out there, we are off to a dry start storm track well north orange is drier air being undercut by the marine layer the reason why we have clouds also the reason why we'll see a lot of sunshine into the afternoon. starting off in the 50s, mostly cloudy, as we head towards noon clouds back mainly to the coast, except for a few like we had over the weekend hanging around the bay shore, 50s along the coast, 60s and 70s for the rest of us. 60s at the coast, as we head towards 7:00, we drop back into the 60s a few 70s well inland. tomorrow, jump up a few degrees same for wednesday, slight cooling trend into thursday. first track of traffic. >>> couple problems already as we've been reporting, overnight fatality midnight in petaluma lakeville highway at old lakeville road number one out of lanes chp on scene one-way traffic control in this area. elsewhere, problem s

>> i'm grateful grateful to god lived long enough to find out that 98% of my personal life was [ bleepthink anybody else would have to ever face that because they're different than me. i constructed a life. i constructed a marriage. i constructed friends. i constructed business associates. but it was all about what i could do for them. my hand was open to them, and their hand was in my pocket. i paid for love, like it says in the book. what i did for love. >> where do you live 1992. >> i live in an apartment. i told you. i couldn't buy space for a hummingbird. but i'm broke. i get a little pension. i get a little social security. >> do you have any women in your life? >> well, like i told you, i've been on [ bleep ] for quite a long time now. i would like to eventually learn some girl's first name, but i'm scared. there's no question that i'm very thin-skinned and i'm frightened. and there's no question -- [ bleep ] wait a minute. there's no question that i take things that you say too seriously and too much to heart. and i do misrepresent what people say to me. because i know i'm stil

[applause] we are extremely grateful to him and his commitment to health. honorable mayor ed lee. >mayor lee: thank you, barbara. good afternoon, everyone. this says "sweet." scott has his on. dennis is looking for an orange 1. i want to reiterate my thanks to everyone on the stage and in the audience. the team effort is really going on your. that is also effective in our economy does -- that is picking up. it is akin to attitude of the p.w. -- the can-do attitude of dpw. in everything that we're doing, there's a positive result if we all work together. that is the message here. if i can add to this, two things. i want to continue thinking our san francisco general hospital foundation. as this building goes up, there'll have to be a lot of expensive equipment that goes in there. judy has a wonderful team and all the board members are here, to fill it with the most modern, lifesaving equipment, the greenest technology there is to make the best hospital so we take pride in that. why? because it is for these kids. they are going to be the future doctors, the future nurses, the future

i am very grateful and humble and thank you to everyone. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> first of all, i would like to think the board. also, my co-workers, i did not know that he was back here. anyway, i would like to thank the mta as a whole. i enjoy my job. i take pride in providing service for us. regardless of age, race, creed, i'm here to do a job and i do it to the best of my ability. if i get recognition for it, it is fine. if i don't, that is fine, too. i'm having fun and i will continue to have fun. >> do you drive the 21 route by chance? >> no, i do motor coaches. >> when my father was in town he was raving about the drivers and i thought maybe one of them with you. thank you very much and congratulations. [applause] >> thank you. thank you to all of the kirkland folks for coming out. >> every year, the city has a green and blue awards process and ceremony and these are to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments and leadership in the field of city sustainability. the nominations come based on the climate action plan. this