i am very pleased to read the letter from the gray to green advisory panel. as organizations concerns that the climate will have on green infrastructure and as panelists on the greater green advisory panel to the san francisco climate action plan, we appreciated the opportunity to learn about the city's climate action strategy. we are writing to express r support for the city and county of san francisco's greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets and to recommend that the city incorporate urban greening and green infrastructure into its larger climate planning efforts in regards to both greenhouse gas mitigation and adaptation to climate change. we have a number of specific recommendations, and they are guided by these principles. one, the city, when forming green-space management policies, should consider local ecosystem functioning and climate science, first of all. two, the city should work towards managing and investing in its green infrastructure with the same policy, vigor and performance expectations as it does its man-made infrastructure when address

and community groups in their roles as local stewards ofour green spaces. our specific recommendations as far as how the city should organize these efforts are, one, the mayor's office should coordinate an interdepartmental panel on green space policies in order to increase communication between city departments and identify synergies and land management practices and to establish a unified process for community greening of public parcels, and, two, when sfpuc efforts toward watershed-based planning include recommendations for green infrastructure improvements, all land-owning city agencies should collaborate on implementation of their findings and grants distributed by city department of the environment should include requirements that the grantee spend granted money locally whenever possible. so we really look forward to the continued work with the city as we move together into a new era of integrated and eek logically-based urban and climate planning. so thank you. the greater green advisory panel includes myself and anna alvarez, the chair of the san fr

green. >> my own direct experience, generally, the buying public will not pay more if it is green. maybe that is something people don't want to hear. it is the honest truth. that is my own direct experience. i think it is absolutely -- what will happen with the current green movement in building, is that it will become standard. it is becoming the standard. ultimately, it will be frowned upon when a house does not have these features, i think. i think that is how it will migrate into society, in that way. it is a good thing. it is becoming an awareness of all of these things, your appliances, your window rating, things like that. it is something that happens over time. people like to talk about it. i have sold properties where they are solar-ready, which means they have all of the equipment installed to bring the solar down, the solar energy from the roof, down into the sub-area, to then transmitted to the electrical outlets and things, but the panel did not get installed yet because maybe the person did not want to spend the extra $20,000 or $30,000. it is a promise it is coming.

stay away from green river. it's not your job any longer. >> it's like the scene out of a movie where they tell the guy stop working this case. >> right. >> but this movie had other scenes. flashbacks. the investigators had already encountered the man they would one day arrest. but it would take a combination of modern science and old fashioned police work and the dedication of one man, dave reichert, to nail him. like the sea-tac strip itself, it would be a long road with many dark turns. >> and for this woman, it would mean coming face to face with the green river killer. amazingly, she would live to tell the tale. >> he was on top of me trying to choke me. >> when "chasing the devil" continues. a lot of times, things are right underneath our feet, and all we need to do is change the way we're thinking about them. a couple decades ago, we didn't even realize just how much natural gas was trapped in rocks thousands of feet below us. technology has made it possible to safely unlock this cleanly burning natural g

it chose you. >> green lantern.en tie event tonight will celebrate one of the most popular comic book heroes, the green lantern. bob redell is live at the cartoon art museum with a live look for us. good morning to you, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. they have 15 original pieces of art from the green lantern. comic has been in production non-stop for 70 years. if you come look at michael, comedian, comic book artist himself. it's amazing. look at ryan reynolds and look at that and say they are not the same guys. >> they couldn't have ryan reynolds in a purple cape. it distracts the motion picture. this is how he looked in 1944. we have a bunch of panels that go back that far. he did, when they revamped from the golden age to the silver age tharks is the character you will recognize from the film with the side-by-side with the old silverage. >> reporter: i think the cool thing about this exhibit is you can see how they used to cut and paste the comic books and see how they evolved over time. what would you sa

this not a green river case?king them around. >> ironically, in taking the time to trip up his pursuers, he almost got tripped up himself. just as he finished laying out the items on her body and got in his truck to leave, a police car drove by. >> they didn't go down that road. otherwise, he would have had her that day. >> it turns out that christensen's posed body did ultimately play a role in catching ridgway. because he left her near a busy road where she could be found easily, his dna was still in tact. and 18 years later, that linked him to the murder. hers was one of the first four cases filed. >> he's on top of me, weights on top of me. i was just begging him to let me go. i'm still fighting. i was trying to live. >> remember rebecca guarde, the victim who got away? the prostitute who struggled and ran? ridgway, you recall, had shown her his kenworth i.d. in an attempt to make her believe he was not the green river killer. of course, he didn't intend to let her live to tell about it, but she did live and

i am very pleased to read the letter from the gray to green advisory panel.nizations concerns that the climate will have on green infrastructure and as panelists on the greater green advisory panel to the san francisco climate action plan, we appreciated the opportunity to learn about the city's climate action strategy. we are writing to express our support for the city and county of san francisco's greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets and to recommend that the city incorporate urban greening and green infrastructure into its larger climate planning efforts in regards to both greenhouse gas mitigation and adaptation to climate change. we have a number of specific we have a number of specific recommendations, and they are

let's hear it for greenland's -- green plains -- green lanes and churros. [applause] it is one of will to have a building that reduces carbon emissions. webcor has been building a foundation for cycling for the last 11 years by supporting 8350-member cycling team. we have a professional team. we set by women to the beijing olympics -- four women to the beijing olympics, and we have national champions. we have been very successful. now, we are advocating for cycling. commuting, for kids to be able to have a safe way to get to school, more bicycle lanes, a better understanding that there needs to be recognition of the cyclist and -- as a vulnerable user on our roads, and that is starting to change the laws to make that recognition, so we have roads now designed to recognize the fact that people ride bicycles on them and walk on them. transit-oriented villages where people can have the ability to walk, to cycle, get transit. that is what we believe the future looks like. san francisco has embraced that. it is wonderful to see the new bicycle lanes. when we wer

greening of public parcels, and, two, when sfpuc efforts toward watershed-based planning include recommendations for green infrastructure improvements, all land-owning city agencies should collaborate on implementation of their findings and grants distributed by city department of the environment should include requirements that the grantee spend granted money locally whenever possible. so we really look forward to the continued work with the city as we move together into a new era of integrated and eek logically-based urban and climate planning. so thank you. the greater green advisory panel includes myself and anna alvarez, the chair of the san francisco department of recreation and parks, karen kidwell at the san francisco parks, casey allen at s.f.

they offer dark green service that customers can opt into. it is a 100% green product. supervisor mirkarimi: how much more expensive is that? >> mike campbell of sfpuc. the with a grain product is offered for marin is 1.5 cents more per kilowatt hour. it is one paying more per hour. it is the same structure. it is targeting the hired usgher usage customers. supervisor mirkarimi: are we talking about the same structure? >> pricing wise, yes. we are looking at bringing you further information about the other 100% green programs offered in california. we know that palo alto and others have the programs. compared to the other prices, marin and san francisco look comparable period supervisor mirkari. i believe the first capture was 9000. it may have eroded down to 8000. they have been operational -- tomorrow will be the one-year anniversary. with opt outs and customers moving, they have lost a few. at this point, they are at 8000. supervisor mirkarimi: the start of money required to instigate, we understand they have now paid off everything they required in order to initiate

>> green this is the weird one and i should have gotten to you last and she is green because she is walking. very good. this patient. >> (inaudible). >> very good. >> we tagged red. >> because? >> not responding -- >> very good and tagged red correctly. triage and i hope you guys can do it and 32 can do and divide the reds and the yellows and th greens are walking wounded and blacks are dead and simple as that and how long should you be with a patient? not more than 15 seconds and ho long does it take to check breathing? and you know right away and couple seconds to ask for a command and 22nds to check this and 15 seconds with a patient at the most and common injuries are brucing bruising, lacerations and sprains and si signs and symptoms that you wil see is pain, di discoloration, e deformity and some of the treatments and you want to see the wounds and see blood and ri open the shirt so you can treat it and you see blood here and rip the shirt open and the bloo is from somewhere else and i immobilize them and someone has an object and never remove it and it's embedded and if you pull it o

the green movement is not superficial. it's not something that comes and goes, that disappears after being put under pressure. no, we are in a resistance phase and the government's trying to scare us. >> rose:o are they successful so far in terms of preveing mr. mousavi from being the leader of the green movement by house arrest, by surveillance? >> ( tralated ): i don't think so. they jailed mr. mousavi and mr. karoubi but mr. karoubi and mr. mousavi have maintained their positions and they've said that they didn't change their opinion, they've resisted and they cling to their facts. that is what scares the government. >> rose: what can you see happening between now and the next election? >> ( translated ): well, it's not reall possib to guess everything, but what i can tell you is that right now there were a number of allegations, we're saying that the govement is regularly lying, that it's providing false figures about the economy of the count and at, in fact, it's tryg to use the money... trying to use religion and ins

four to six more weeks i'll have this green playable.looks terrible now but it will come back. >> and the greens did. as well as the golfers. >> pretty close. >> to what they were before vandals turned three holes into their own private infineon raceway leaving behind severe damage to three greens, one had to be completely rebuilt. officials were careful not to change the character and slope of the original design. >> it was well over 100 to $200,000 by the time everything was considered. the loss of revenue, both the golf revenue and ancillary revenue from lost beer sales, beverage sales, food sales, all that kind of thing and then plus the actual cost of sawed and man hours necessary to do the repairs. >> we expected it would be a year or so. amazing how it came back. >> reporter: though the course never completely closed golfers were allowed to play the six hole loop twice. michael duffy grew up in the birth place of golf. on this day he enjoyed the rarest in golf. an eight. good enough for a hole in one. >> that's a good baptism, yes

let's say this is radiation contaminated green tea, you have to eat this amount of green tea leaves everye year before you come close to hurting your health, and that's the equivalent of about 200 bottles of green tea that you have to drink every day for an entire year. >> there are many tea lovers that they cannot drink good quality tea because of stupid irregularlation. if it changed it would be a no tea ban. >> it could be too late for this harvest, and the farmers who say their precious export and profits will have gone down the drain. >> if you'r choice did not win, and you want to check out the other stories, they will be on my facebook page. cnn continues on with randi kaye now. >> the issue of same-sex marriage is taking center stage today in new york and at the white house. with the clock ticking the new york senate is set

but in my heart, in my brain, i am green, even in my blood. if i wasn't green, i would not have come in front of the camera to tell my story. >> reporter: samira, the rapper, says too many people have suffered too much to return to the way things were. ♪ she sings: "captive and prisoners behind the dark walls we know our destiny to freedom we, the cage birds, sing the song of flight together, solid as a row of cypress dedicated to the soil of iran, tomorrow's green sunrise belongs to us. ♪ >> warner: as we said, that report was a co-production of the center for investigative reporting. >> brown: and now to the analysis of shields and brooks-- syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. welcome. first we'll take a deep breath after that powerful piece. david, i want to start, go back to secretariegacy on nato. were you surprised? who was he speaking to? what's he saying? >> he's making a profound point. first of all i think he's the best secretary of defense maybe in the country's history so he's probably wort

green was the thinking. it has not panned out in my mind, either. it does not mean we give up on it. this may not have been the best strategy. we have to keep looking for ones that create more jobs and better jobs for people that are low income people that are entry level into the work force. supervisor mirkarimi: should we be scaling down our expectations in some ways so it is a more intellectually honest discussion? when we talk about subsidizing in low-income areas, like the southeast sector, which has been degraded by environmental impacts. it really felt like two or three years ago that we were on a promise that this was going to really deliver. it has not delivered. i do not think that anybody's fault, but i think we should be clear about how real this notion is of green jobs. >> again, supervisor, this has not worked out as much as we would like it to work out. i'm not willing to give up on the idea. if you recall, last year's budget had $8 million for l.e.d. streetlights. we are planning on replacing all the lights in san francisco with more

i don't ever repair them. 1931 stig mond bought the property from the green family. she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be used forever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and parks put on 10 free concerts. usually people come out at 10 in the morning it's a family affair. everybody is on the lawn with picnics and it's free. anybody can come out. it's a great way to spend a sunday. >> goes to 1-2 in the afternoon and runs until 5. [music]. thanks to the stern grove association they renovated the concert meadow. it used to be a rolling grafsy area. put in a new stage and stage building. they put in terraces. we get from 8,000 to 12,000 people. and the meadow next to the concert meadow is full of people even though they can't see the music they hear it. i walked into the meadow several times and they don't even care. we do have literally events going on day and night. the concert associat

it is green because this is a green space. please join us in formally opening the park. are we ready? [applause] thank you. i will beat anybody to that tape. -- i will beat anybody to that cake. [laughter] >> from our new headquarters building. the sfpuc is used to doing things. we build and maintain dams, treatment plants, transmission lines, water and sewer mains. at the same time, our staff has always been in rented headquarters. we thought it was time to own that, too. this is the time and place, 525 golden gate. this is a milestone in the project for building. in about 30 years, we will have paid off the building, and then it will be free to our ratepayers. it makes sense for them and also makes sense for green purposes. this will be one of the most sustainable buildings anywhere around. it is going to generate power and also used 55% less power than and regular building. ed will send off more non- potable water for more uses in the area. it will be a wonderful thing to live around and be involved in. we are celebrating this topping off. we have done some research.

green light kicks things off. not too much going on. construction on the outer loop, 95, georgia avenue has cleared out of the way. we'll move it outside and show you how well drivers are moving, no significant delays. real time graphics shifting over to 270, we've been tracking it all morning long, green cars on the screen. outside past 109, urbana, down to the lane divides all lanes are wide open. we're also tracking travel times, virginia 66 eastbound from fairfax to the beltway looks like actually -- there are a few minutes on there despite it being zero. don't mind that. we wish that's what it was. we're looking probably at about ten to 15 minutes. looks like 267 is doing just fine and the inner loop no problems. still ahead fox hall at 5:09. >>> thank you, angie. we'll see you then. he is accused of mayor gray and campaign staff to give him money, sulman brown will testify today. he was fired from his city job this year, and wept public with accusations that his job and cash were payment for his agreement to criticize then mayor a

the greens are bouncy. it is hard to make any kind of putt from 15 to 20 feet. >> while woods struggled, jack nicklaus and tom watson wowed the gallery with some spectacular shots. despite making it look easy at times, the course, no doubt, was still in control. >> you think you played reasonably well and the closest you have come to par is three over that is tough. >> the two men that stole the show, payne stewart and lee jansen had a u.s. open title on their resume and both had been down this road before. in 1993 jansen edged stewart to win the championship. now they would do it again on a demanding course. >> one that demands shot making. so many holes. the fairways tilt one way or another. you have to curve left to right or right to left and a lot of guys work the ball one way or the other, to do both, i had to hit well. i played olympic as a kid. i think i was about 16. the u.s. amateur was getting ready to be played there in 1981 or '82. i was hoping i qualified for it. olympic has had a special place

jersey and i have gone for the green jersey the last two years it's just my way you get the green jersey is to try and win as many stages possible which technically there's more points on offer for stage win so technically you should come out on top and the hasn't been the case last year so i am got the job got the green jersey but it's not free not try and put my tactics of getting there was how i did it. and in motor sports final a rush i have been to and enter into the car really for years now but surprisingly cannot boast the same success in the truck racing championship europe's top of and in the category however i'll examine a. representative in the series is the man aiming to change that sound as day advance reports. the european truck racing championship may not be quite as big as formula one but these two high octane sports do have more than one thing in common no just riding spectacular crashes and a solitary russian driver lapping the tracks in his yellow mom truck alexander visit the name these thirty nine and used to steer smaller cars because in switching to bigger engines

i am going for the green jersey i have gone for the green jersey the last two years is just my way of getting the green jersey is to try and win as many stages possible which technically is more points on offer for stage win so technically you should come out on top on the has been the case last year so i am got the job i have got the green jersey but it's not free not try and put my tactics of getting there was how i did it. and finally russia may be busy preparing for their made an appearance at the rugby world cup in new zealand in september that's another form of the sport rugby sevens will be facing this weekend russian capital is once again hosting the second of the four stages of the european serious pressure off if overall after the season that they are last week in and leading the way ahead this plane while teams are taking part making for the prop sheds with matches on saturday sunday away on home turf for the young russian team is what they'll be aiming for but also my goals my father in the future. and there's. a lot is now being done we've worked out a program for the rus

i am going for the green jersey i have gone for the green jersey you're asked to use it's just my way you get my green jersey used to try and win as many stages possible which technically there's more points on offer for stage win so technically you should come out on top on the housing mean a case last two years so i am got the job i only got the green jersey but it's not free not try and my tactics of getting it was how i did it. now russia may be busy preparing for their made an appearance at the rugby world cup in new zealand in september but another form of the sport rugby sevens will be hitting moscow this weekend but russian capital is once again hosting the second of the four stages of you on creasy is russia off this overall after the season opening round the all last week england are leading the way ahead of spain twelve teams are taking parts making for a patch of matches on saturday and sunday and then went on home turf of the young russian team is what they'll be aiming for the ultimate goals by further in the future. a lot is now being done we've worked out a program for