the grand jury is referring to 4.3 of the california government code popular known as the cost to hawkins act. contrary to statements found in finding one, section 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, third explain harvard dental pension will be enforced consistent with state law for any new replacement units provided to any relocated tendon on the project site. we are not going to restate those sections in its entirety but respectfully request that the sovereign jury review the language and da we also agree with finding number two. we believe the d.a. provide bounties and disincentives in the event that a future owner developer does not fulfil their obligations to the city. i heard the committee had a grand jury report acknowledged -- some of these provisions were added subsequent to the version that was reviewed by the civil grand jury. do you want me to read through the full responses? supervisor campos: if you could summarize them. >> we also disagree with the third finding. the requirements of the da are not requested -- affected pai- hua parkmerced. this is because it iwe disagree. we do not believe the

>> the only argument would be the cost of hawkins does not allow the city to impose rents on new units. there is an exception, and we have told you about that and why we believe it applies here. supervisor campos: you are saying no accordance could provide these provisions are not enforceable? >> i cannot predict finally what any court would do. all i can do is give you the advice we of given you on this. supervisor campos: i think that is the problem. because we're talking about issues were some of these there are no legal precedents that say you can do some of the things you are doing at the end of the day, no one can provide the guarantee. while i appreciate that we have gone as far as we could possibly go, i actually think that at the end of the day we're still dealing with some risk, and again, while i understand there are strong arguments as to why the risk will not materialize, the fact remains that the risk exists. i have yet to hear from any of the tenets advocates and the folks who came out in opposition to this project as to any feeling that their concerns have been addresse

have them find mark hawkins>> you can bring that up. what would mark akins say?ne of the last people who spoke with her back june 26th, 27th he was the individual she communicated with she got back out communicates with him when i get out of here we are going to get some people and padilla is at the top of the list. >> he said he was going to sue the anthonies but he wasn't going to sue baez. you were going to sue him, why? >> because biaz had the duty to say no just stay out of this we don't need you. we won't accept your security. he was the guy that sat there with rob dick when rob dick planned two off three strategies how to get her in and out of the house pack a television camera with other people in front of the camera. >> you think he should be sued and you should collect from him as well. where do you think casey is right now? >> los angeles with mark hawkins he's probably between los angeles and 29 palms. >> very quickly what is she going to do next? >> she was going to get a contract. he has to round up the million because jose is no fool he wants it in

no. 2, hawkins there, yes, they are not normally sick kids. searle palsy, multiple sclerosis, severe artisan. i come from a family that has won with severe autism. he is 35 years old, 250 pounds, and blind, deaf, and autistic. it is not easy for parents to handle these situations. and there is no place for these kids to go. your commission, three times before has said to put them on the fair street garage. you can't take a chance, regardless of what the health department says. it is a very serious issue. this is communications for the future. that may not be because of the studies coming out. it isn't as recently as last month. but what disturbs me is that i asked the enough for the study, not the summary, but the study behind the summary. they refused to give in to us. you talk about the health department, but the planning department, their summaries are accurate, too. i am very concerned on this issue. if you have ever had a child do not look out of alternative sides to make this a viable project. they made at the study's for either side and

shaping the piece is for the hawkins and artworks -- shaping the pieces for the hawkinson artwork. the utility location continues to work. these are some of the tougher areas they continue to work this past month. that is beale and howard and the effort that goes into that. the work under second street at the end up -- of natoma. as i said, ministry repairs were completed this last june. there is a picture of the screen wall that was finished. as far as the bay area labor, we are still at over 80% coming from the bay area on the 52,000 hours that evans brothers has completed. about the same -- 84% on the 31,000 hours completed thus far by the trade contractors working for webcor/obayashi. this is where i want to move into a little description of what is happening over the next two or three years. bse stands for buttress, shoring, and excavation, and that is what the scope of their work is. it really consists of four primary components. the pre-trenching component to clear away the shore wall itself. the buttressed in the eastern zone. and the actual excavation. in the process of do

and kirk hawkins is live at the 405 in los angeles. kirk, it just seems like everyone is thinking like this is going to be the end of the world down there. >> reporter: you know, a lot of people have been preparing for this for months, elizabeth. and now it's finally here. we're all waiting for 7:00 this evening to come around and now that we have daybreak we can see the mulholland bridge behind us in place and ready to go. workers have been here putting those final preps in place. in fact, last night, they went down all of the dirt that's below the bridge. they say that will help them with this demolition process. that's all scheduled to begin later on this evening at 7:00. that's when they are set to shut down ramps here along the 405. now, before all of that and as all of that continues, there is a ton of massive construction equipment that is on standby. it is ready to go. we are talking about saws and cranes and other pieces of equipment that are ready to go even as we speak. actually, take a look to the right where we are. there

that density bonus as part of the eastern neighborhoods is the ability to avoid problems with costa hawkins or palmer considerations. it works the you ran it through and got opinions and you feel confident it is okay and you have a backup plan if for some reason is not in regards to that. those details can be worked out. i hope it does work out and you're able to do the 20% on site. there was a concern about height. it sounds like when we did eastern neighborhoods, and any revisions the supervisors might have done, the highest was decided at a certain height. 68 feet is compliant and there was a question, maybe someone answer me about the additional structures that will be above. there was a concern raised it will be 84 feet. is that accurate or not accurate? is it allowed that your official height is 68 but the additional height is things that are allowed as normal on roof type structures. >> the height limit is 68 feet and the building roof is at 68. under the planning code, there is rooftop provisions that are exempt in all districts. including parapets, you have to have them by code. th

kirk hawkins in los angeles.hat's a great term, carmageddon. >> whoever came up with that, brilliant. >>> time now 6:14. california college students hit again. the latest fee hikes now going into effect. >>> he was doing like 110 at a point. >> and a mother clutches her infant son as a carjacker tries to take her on for what she is calling a ride from hell. >>> and a pleasant day to fly out of sfo, cool with a high of 63 today. a few low clouds out there along the bay shores all day long. warmer as we make our way to texas. houston will be at 94 today. so hot and also seeing a chance of thunderstorms and also a chance of some showers. about 50 to 60%. and there is more wet weather in store as we make our way even farther to the southeast in georgia. atlanta topping out at 8 3, hot, thunderstorms and rain. we'll have the extended forecast coming up. ,, ,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you o

also, to delores hawkins whoturned 62 yesterday. sorry we missed it. looks great.a state employee retireee mom of three and very much the love by her family and friends. happy birthday to you from angela branch. >>> remember if you've birthday, we want to know about it or an interesting photo or anniversary. we will make it the picture of the day. send it to morning show at wmar.com. just give us the facts behind the pictures so we can pass it along. >> you made the producer's heart skip a beat when you said mugle. >> you have a chance to witness history tomorrow possibly. atlantis is scheduled to lift off at international space station. it is the last shuttle mission for nasa but forecasters say there's a good chance rain or thunderstorms will presprent atlantis for -- prevent atlantis from flying. it will carry 8,000 pound of food, clothes and critical spare parts for the outpost. >>> one company wants to make sure employees are using them more wisely. >> coming up, what can pes are filling the vending machines with to keep employees work more efficiently. >>> th

kirk hawkin reports from l.a. >> reporter: we are on top of the sepulveda pass in los angeles on the west side. this is live look at the 405. this is what things will look like more and more through the afternoon and this is the first time this freeway has been shut down in the last 50 years. ♪ [ music ] at the height of the commute through the sepulveda pass this morning, musician kevin elkin son played his latest album, the sedating music for commuting. >> it's relaxing the whole vibe of it so it's good for massage, yoga and getting kids to sleep. >> reporter: he says it will be needed with the gridlock for this weekend's 53-hour closure. >> i'm going to say a lot of people will stay off the roads and it will be okay. >> reporter: construction workers made final preparations for the project this morning, scheduled to begin later today. they cut holes in the mulholland bridge and soaked dirt with water. >> the contractor will know where it is and where it needs to be to be able to conclude its operations by monday morning records here's the timeline for the 405 shutdown. tonight at

and patrick hawkins knows this.ad worked quietly into his 80s after a long career in the negro leagues. he died in '02 and he got a gave -- grave marker last summer. >> it was beautiful. everybody had stories. >> on the ballfield they were good enough to be called "monarchs." ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ >> reporter: on these fields, finally they're good enough to be remembered for it! ron mott, nbc news, kansas city. >> what a great story to end on this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with some developing news tonight from yosemite national park. we are getting new information from our sister sfags inan d s fresn and sacramento about the search and rescue efforts that are happening as we ntspeak. here's a look now at the map. witnesses say a man and a woman climbed over the safety rail at the top of vernal

accounting sixth dealt with the fact that she had informed to employees of universal studios jeff hawkins and juliette lewis in of the and the disappearance of caving marie anthony. in count seven hope casey anthony indicated to law enforcement and all that she had received a phone call and spoke to caylee marine anthony. wh on july 15, 8 at approximately 12:00 p.m.. this caused law-enforcement to devote extensive resources. can as a result of those four separate and distinct lies, law enforcement extended a great deal of time, energy and manpower ring looking for young caylee marie anthony. but the search for her and went on from july-december. hfor several months, people were trying to find caylee murray anthony. four distinct, separate just as the jury spoke loud and clear on their verdict for counts 1, 2 and 3, that also spoke is clearly for the remaining counts a 4-7. whtheres no legal cause why this course should not impose a sentence. the court has previously adjudged you guilty counsel for- 7. i will sentence you to one year in the orange county jail and imposing a $1,000 fine on

try to pressure serbia to accept because of host sovereignty as part of its path to join the bloc hawkins expert and the boy shot malinche believes because of his actions are inflammatory it's the e.u. that create the tension in the first place the decision to introduce the dream or you. to send a special forces is a some direct slap in the face of the serbian government which has been nothing but cooperate you can even compete to even in the ongoing negotiations which were set up by the e.u. it is a matter of fact. this action is what we do completely bypassed both the europeans and nato has been executed with their complicity in cooperation and honesty and that we should which is worse you need things in and imagine we were still recognise in your vision and it is that it has absolutely no interest in any sort of dialogue it came to power through violence it has prevented widespread and cleansing it serves no you're not intervening populations who has been rewarded for a. white spirit hologram of syrians in march two thousand and four and he has basically sure we're willing to behave in

one book that i read was by hawkins. i am sure you remember him from long ago. or maybe not. the same thing is going on -- in a way it is not just indigenous people that are under attack. talking about mountaintop removal. the assault on the land, it is the same thing. you are under attack in other areas. and your water -- the water is being ruined. the land is being ruined and it will never be back. it will never be the same. we have to be ever vigilant about what is happening which is why i said early on i pay attention to the small things that will affect the future many years from now because once something is gone it will never return. and the wars against tribes are ongoing and they are violent and they are built on greed and the idea of power. my idea of power is to take care of people. having the power and the money to take care of people. in stead of buying and purchasing mansions or more than ten houses or whenever people do with a lot of their money, if they had real power they would be taking care of people in the world. why aren't they? are they happy? we need to

but 81-year-old mildred hawkins says it shouldn't be on their backs. >> i worked years and years to savehat do i have to look forward to now? >> reporter: that's because cuts to social and medicare are on the table. 20 million americans rely on those benefits to survive. without it many say they would be out on the street. >> i wouldn't be able to function, but i hate that that day is staring us in the face. >> reporter: what do you think of all the back and forth bickering? >> i think i would like to see all of them have to trade places with us. and let them try and live on what we don't have and what they're trying to even cut more of. >> the aarp is putting pressure on congress with an aggressive petition campaign. >> you cannot cut these programs for people who have worked all of their lives and earned them. ♪ >> reporter: when the autumn leaves start to fall, seniors typically come out strong to vote and they will remember. >> 4rhouse leader, speaker john boehner on capitol hill speaking out. let's listen. >> this is a reasonable and responsible approach that will end this crisis an

hawkins. >> albert briceno is the latest inmate on the move.om the theo lacey facility to the central jail, three miles away. >> most inmates within the county jail are continuously on the move. we do have to screen and rescreen these inmates all the time. basically, how i look at it is, who can play with who. >> shortly after moving into his new cell, briceno discovered his neighbor was an old childhood friend, jeremy bowles. >> i recognized the tattoos. and then when he got up, i said, man, what's up, "g"? he looked at me. and his eyes got all big. the recognition set in. the star threw him off, the tattoos that i got. he got all excited, you know? >> me and albert briceno have been around each other for like the last 22 years. we were neighbors in juvenile hall. >> briceno and bowles are not only old friends. they share long criminal histories. they are considered among the most dangerous and violent inmates in the entire jail. because of that, they will never have physical contact. they are housed in a unit where only one inmate at a time i

. >> she asked russell to the sadie hawkins dance, fake marriage and all, and neither had any idea, asir picture was taken, that the days were ticking down to something awful. though she did know that dangerous forces seemed to be at work. did he get along with his parents? >> i don't think so. but in the '80s none of us got along with our parents. >> i really loved him just like a son. if i had anything that i needed to have done and i would mention it to him, he wasn't one to say oh, no, or, you know, i can't or i won't. he was really a sweet guy. >> but life in blended families can be complicated. and russell's stepmother, christy, says she and russell did have their squabbles. >> oh, i'm no angel. i'm not perfect. i'm sure there were times that russell found that i was difficult. >> but according to police, russell's problems at home may have been more than routine. >> there was an altercation at his home. >> on the 2nd of april, 1982, captain duino giordano was called to los gatos high to examine suspicious cuts and bruises on russell jordan's face and neck. >> he sustained some m

hawkins we even had shirts made. >> that is cute! wh >> the other thing we should point out, one thing that los angeles has that we do not have aids a great work of streets, a major arterial streets that crisscross the entire basin. they have so many choices. they really do have a lot of options. >> vowe will see what happens. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. here is a live look outside of mt. tam above the faultog. >> all glenda business owners are installing new video cameras. >> on our facebook fan page we have been discussing this topic about the upgrading of these security cameras around oakland. we asked viewers if they thought the cameras would make a difference. we have gotten a mixed response. here is what one viewer had to whatnew-lin -- here is what a few viewers had to say. >> onto weather and traffic, a complete check to find out what is happening this weekend. >> we have a look at mt. tam this morning. cloud cover in disguise. that is the mix we have been dealing with over the past week or

south carolina jackie it grabs it, throws it into the stands where the 19 year-old dominique hawkinslina players to sign it, the next morning and it's a call from the n.c.a.a. saying that they want the ball for their hall of fame. then he got a call saying the players wanted the ball back he said no. i am keeping this in a safety deposit boxes. he says a note to the n.c.a.a.. tennis, look at this crowd, running to catch a seat for the men's semifinals. look at this, they are all over the grass. now another great play. these guys can not enough of the grass [laughter] unbelievable. now a big win for him, and he is 47 and one and will be number one in the world when the ranking of come out of. on to our e-surance pour scoreboard. but he will face rafael nadal read. he says you have to go through me and then he says okay, so he has the first set 7 to 5. and kate her sister pipa likes it. then he says that is about enough, the dow -- nadow won the second set, and it is nadow the sunday final. now the nfl labor issue, day 108 for the lockout. both sides met for two hours today and settled

hawkins, good morning. thank you for joining us. everything has been casual, from what we can see. but we heard that things turned rather testy quickly. can you give us a sense of what happened last night? >> what is important to remember is that what happened last night is the president continued to try to press ahead with his call for the so-called grand bargain. a 10 year, $4 trillion deficit reduction plan that would be matched with an increased amount of borrowing power for the government. the president was met with resistance. the last time that he pressed for it, everyone in the room was going for it except for eric cantor and jon kyl. this time the crowd of opponents was bigger but one important person, john boehner. the important thing to remember here is scaling back from $4 trillion to 2.5 trillion does not make any of the big issues go away. sooner or later republicans are going to have to swallow some revenue increases. host: what is the purpose of today's news conference from the president? caller: the purpose for the president is to set a delicate balance. on the one

hawkins, good morning. thank you for joining us. everything has been casual, from what we can see.ut we heard that things turned rather testy quickly. can you give us a sense of what happened last night? >> what is important to remember is that what happened last night is the president continued to try to press ahead with his call for the so-called grand bargain. a 10 year, $4 trillion deficit reduction plan that would be matched with an increased amount of borrowing power for the government. the president was met with resistance. the last time that he pressed for it, everyone in the room was going for it except for eric cantor and jon kyl. this time the crowd of opponents was bigger but one important person, john boehner. the important thing to remember here is scaling back from $4 trillion to 2.5 trillion does not make any of the big issues go away. sooner or later republicans are going to have to swallow some revenue increases. host: what is the purpose of today's news conference from the president? caller: the purpose for the president is to set a delicate balance. on the one h

my time is up, and i appreciate, basically when there is the second day of humphrey-hawkins, there is not much to talk about in what we want to put forth. i thank you for your service, and i respect you, and i appreciate the way it the said has been with me very open, very transparent. you have shared confidences that i have kept confidential, and i have appreciated that. i will tell you that i find the activism at the fed right now, a major turn off, and i am very concerned, and as one person coup i think we have had a good relationship, i want to tell you that i am very quickly moving to camp that wants to clip the wings of the fed, because i do believe that the activism there is distorted of the market, and i do believe that the dual mandate that we have set up is causing new, something is causing you to do a lot of things that i think will create some long-term damage, so just know that while i respect you, and i respect certainly the people who work with you, and i appreciate the kindness, i am extremely turned off by your activism. >> senator menendez. >> chairman bernanke, thin