. >> his ma hayes, come on down. >> harmony hayes from the 49ers academy is the first recipient. she teaches sixth grade languages and social studies. >> it's great to honor our teachers because they are like unsung heroes. they come out with their own money to get supplies but they don't get recognized. >> she got $250 gift certificate and tickets to some upcoming games. wells fargo also donated $1,000 in her name. >>> the stars are coming out for  >>> thousands of oprah winfrey fans are expected to show up in chicago for a star-studded taping what is believed to be one of finale shows. >> all to make room for the queen of talk. >> surprise oprah a farewell spectacular is a secret. the producers have promised the biggest names in hollywood. it will be aired may 25th. >> later at 5:00, a surprise development in chauncey bailey trial. a person took the witness stand and says he wants to tell his side of the story and arnold schwarzenegger of fathering a child with another woman, how will it affect his legacy as governor? those stories and more at 5:

this separates the pros from the rest of us, hayes street hill. here is some advice, make sure your strongest drink is water. don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> water and drink plenty of it. >> there could be some falling from the sky, as well. >> let's check in with sandhya patel for the weekend forecast. >> there may be some rain on the bay to breakers. you may want to layer up. if you are taking part in that race. high definition camera sun set at 8:11. we had a few high thin clouds. it made for a spectacular sun set and san francisco is in the backdrop. mild day across most of the bay area. temperatures did come down with a good breeze blowing. tonight it's still pretty breezy and temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. partly cloudy and cooler tomorrow. showers arrive saturday evening and we are looking at a chance of thunder on sunday so it could be nasty for a brief time period. satellite and radar. this is a cold system. this is the kind of system you expect to see in the winter. it's going to bring some cold showers. most of your saturday is all

. >> his ma hayes, come on down. >> harmony hayes from the 49ers academy is the first recipient. she teaches sixth grade languages and social studies. >> it's great to honor our teachers because they are like unsung heroes. they come out with their own money to get supplies but they don't get recognized. >> she got $250 gift certificate and tickets to some upcoming games. wells fargo also donated $1,000 in her name. >>> the stars are coming out for oprah. >> we'll be right back. >> all new. oprah: i said, "find james frey, i have to speak to him." >> oprah and james frey, the dramatic conclusion oprah: i was worried about you relapsing. didididididididididididididididi >>> thousands of oprah winfrey fans are expected to show up in chicago for a star-studded taping what is believed to be one of finale shows. >> all to make room for the queen of talk. >> surprise oprah a farewell spectacular is a secret. the producers have promised the biggest names in hollywood. it will be aired may 25th. >> later at 5:00, a surprise development in chauncey bailey trial. a person took the witness

. >> a new store will s popping up in hayes neighborhood. they are special for what they sell but what they house. >> robin is making her special brand of ice cream from scratch, one small batch at a time. >> it's incorporating liquid nitrogen into the freezing process. >> it freezes all the ingreed yints in about a minute. >> so it creates a better ice cream in doing it right. >> this used to be her store, a radio flyer wagon she pulled around the district. now this is the store. a former shipping container customized for her business. >> we are building them off-site and able to drop them on the site and connect them to utilities that we've already connected in the ground. >> the store, smitten ice cream is the first of a set of businesses set to occupy vacant lots. it's part of the city's redevelopment program. >> it's up and coming and really creative. it was courtesy the old freeway. >> you see this as a new model of development. >> we call it flexible urbanism. i can respond to the pace of con tell terry culture. >> six new businesses

this is what temperatures are going to be looking like the starting line. 40 degrees through hayes stees. and 58 degrees at the finish line with the chance of rain with 42 degrees to start. the futurecast is showing that bay-area wide the rain will the lighter the green is represented by the light of the chance. breezy, mild tomorrow with temperatures in the 60s and low 70's. we will stay about the same with cooling trends on this weekend. the chance for rain saturday and sunday. " temperatures expected. >>pam: just a few days don't miss the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers. on may 15th. kron 4 will have exclusive coverage with cameras set up all along the race. it is one of best known breezes and you can watch it right here on kron 4. the organizers say that as long as continuous road race. no question it is the most colorful. the only institution were serious competition shares a spot light with anything goes hedonism. it has its roots in the darkest hour. >> 5:12 on april 11th 1906 the earthquake and fire leapt one-quarter of san francisco and runs and ashes. over one ha

samantha hayes is joining us tonight and is telling us about the event, and a very special moment for a 15-year-old. >> reporter: certainly a strong sense of satisfaction among new yorkers that osama bin laden is dead. with the president's special visit today it was also yet again time to reflect on the thousands of lives lost nearly a decade ago. >> president obama paused thursday to honor the victims of september 11th. he laid a wreath and met with first responders and the families of those who were lost. rudy giuliani accompanied the president. >> this isn't partisan, republican, democrat, this is about america. >> reporter: president obama took time to hug peyton hall who lost her father on 9/11 and had written to the president. he also stopped at the engine 54 fire house which lost 15 firefighters that day. >> for him to come here and to see the faces of the firefighters that were killed on september 11 and to see the shrine erected in their honor really meant something to them. >> reporter: president obama said the event sent a message around the world. >> when we say we will ne

samantha hayes is joining us tonight and is telling us about the event, and a very special moment for a 15-year-old. >> reporter: certainly a strong sense of satisfaction among new yorkers that osama bin laden is dead. with the president's special visit today it was also yet again time to reflect on the thousands of lives lost nearly a decade ago. >> president obama paused thursday to honor the victims of september 11th. he laid a wreath and met with first responders and the families of those who were lost. rudy giuliani accompanied the president. >> this isn't partisan, republican, democrat, this is about america. >> reporter: president obama took time to hug peyton hall who lost her father on 9/11 and had written to the president. he also stopped at the engine 54 fire house which lost 15 firefighters that day. >> for him to come here and to see the faces of the firefighters that were killed on september 11 and to see the shrine erected in their honor really meant something to them. >> reporter: president obama said the event sent a message around the world. >> when we say we will ne

the hayes captured the provisional poll for the superbike division, and won the event today. here's a sampling of the action insure. [engine revving] >> i love coming here every year. the fans are fantastic. you draw from so many areas, and it's a beautiful area. and the fans are great. it's like no other place we go to on the series. >> it was a wild race. been a while since i won one wire-to-wire, leading off the front and never being challenged. >> one of my favorite racetracks to come to. it's a home track. i'm from concord. it's hard to say the advantage of being a girl. sponsors like it. it's unique and different. and on the track, my size is a huge advantage. >> my husband has been racing a couple years and is superbike champ champion so it's awesome to live with someone who is successful at someone i want to be successful at and understands what i'm going through. >> any son likes racing and likes motorcycle, so drove up from the city to check it out. so far, liked the bun -- bung gentlemen jump and the hot dogs. >> got a good crowd. >> it was really good, and the cha

the panel labour association, alamo square neighborhood association, hayes valley neighborhood association, lower haight neighborhood association, coal valley improvement association, and a sunset park neighbors. we got together after the race last year, and we formed a big group, and that is when we sort of made a lot of changes for the race. we got together -- you know, the mayor's department, supervisor mirkarimi, the police department, the beta breakers organizer, and all the neighborhood groups, so we got together and formed some new rules and all that came out with all the help of the organizers, and we want to thank these guys so much for all your help that you did for us. as the neighborhoods, you know, we were a little bit mad with what was going on the previous years. we just wanted to set a little bit more rules. we want to thank the police officers also came in. captain o'leary, captain max, and our new chief here. anyway, we just want everybody to come out and have a great time with the race. we are there. we're going to have ambassadors running around meeting and greeting eve

that happened near hayes and buchanon streets just before 9:00 last night. a gold car drove up to a group of boys at the bus stop and started shooting. two boys were shot in the leg. the injuries are not life threatening and no arrests have been made. >>> also new this morning the two uc berkeley graduates still imprisoned in iran were allowed to phone home for only the third time since their arrest nearly two years ago. shane bower and josh fattal said they seized a 17 day hunger strike. the mothers of the two young men began their own hunger strike on thursday. the phone calls lasted five minutes. they sounded reasonably well. >>> closing arguments are expected to wrap up today in the chauncey bailey murder trial. former black muslim bakery leader yew receive bey the 4th. they want to stop bailey about writing an article of the financial collapse of the bakery. >>> a group of seven people were rescued in toe mallless bay after their boat capsized. they became stranded yesterday afternoon at about 1:00. a sonoma county sheriffs helicopter brought them back

valley neighborhood. >> hayes valley is very artisan and up and coming.eative. it was courtesy of the old freeway and come alive. >> we see this as a new model of development. we call it a flexible urbanism. something that can respond to the pace of our contemporary culture where things happen quickly. we're all on mobile devices. >> six businesses will share space with smitten on this lot. this vacant lot will one day host a beer garden. there will be nine pop-up businesses all in containers that will be easy to take them down. taking them down is exactly what the city expects them to do at the end of their four-year lease. >> it's an interesting compromise. it's what a retail environment looks and feels likes. >> it costs $7,000 to $40,000 to fix up the containers and they lease from $2,000 to $5,000 a month. smittern, the open for business now just in time for the warmup. >> i see on her twitter page that she has cho chocolate ice cream. bring back some. >> i'm sorry, maybe not enough time. >> they are close enough. >> just so you know i'm a real journ

it's part of the redevelopment neighborhood. >> hayes valley is very artisan and very creative.was courtesy of the old freeway and now it's come alive. >> we see this as a new model of development. we call it flexible urbanism. something that can respond to the pace of contemporary culture things happen quickly. >> six new businesses will share business on this lot. this lot will host a beer garden and there be nine pop-up retail businesses all in containers that are as easy to take down as put up. taking them down is exactly what the city expects them to do at the end of their four-year lease. >> it's sort of an interesting compromise being temporary and permanent. it's rethinking what a retail environment looks and feels like. >> it costs from $7,000 to $40,000 to fix up those containers, and $12,000 to $5,000 a month to lease one of. smitten is now open for business. >> don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> promises to help save you money on gasoline. i'm michael finney, we'll put i'm michael finney, we'll put the fuel doctor to the test. go! go! completing an atm deposit

move it out of the hayes valley.ake it another route somewhere on a main road. >> reporter: not in your backyard? >> not in my backyard, of course. >> reporter: but it will be. and zazzle has committed to this race for another five years. so it will be in place but it does look like the city has a close eye on things as you heard, floats, no alcohol, though i think that alcohol will -- the alcohol rule will be broken. >> eve at 7 a.m. >>> thank you, anne makovec. >>> the next time you call 911 it could take longer for someone to respond. the bay area city threatening to close fire stations. >>> black fungus, bacteria, the risk you run by wearing new clothes right off the rack. >>> and sparkly sneakers that promise to tone your legs and bottom. they are being marketed to girls as young as 7. ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service than comcast can give, now's a great time to switch to at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get at&t u-verse -- now with free hd --

. >> erin hayes is there for us this morning with the latest. erin, good morning. >> reporter: this tornado was ferocious. it hit in the late afternoon, it was daylight. so people saw it coming. it was terrifying. the twister slammed into buildings. it sent debris flying through the city at tremendous speeds. this is a pile of five vehicles. crushed, mangled together. on the door of this one, an x. this is what rescuers have had to do. check vehicles, buildings, large piles of debris, to see if people were trapped inside. rescuers don't know how many people were injured in this tornado. they still do not know how many people died. they still do not know if there are people that remain trapped in building or vehicles from this twister. they'll be searching all night. they're praying with the light of day, they'll be able to get some answers. rob and peggy? >> the light of day is shedding light on that incredible damage. our thanks to erin hayes. >> "good morning america" has a team just arriving in joplin. sam champion and josh elliott will have

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i also had a chat with john hayes' wife. she is out looking at colleges with the boys. thank you very much for being here, chief. did i miss anybody? i think i have gotten everyone. thank you very much for being here. [applause] >> we set out at the beginning of this year with the goals that i announced and you know all of them. i have been saying them now for seven and about to do 10 of the town hall meetings on the budget. but when i was coming back from hong kong and realizing one thing i had to do immediately is finding a chief was one of those top priorities and today we get that job done. it had been suggested that perhaps i leave temporary alone and allow maybe the elected mayor to do this. but all of you have known that, while i'm an interim mayor, i do not make interim decisions. this is a decision for san francisco. [applaus [applause] >> a public safety issue is always my priority. again, i want to express my deep thanks to acting chief for his wonderful service in carrying out all the things he has done to stabilize the place while he knew i was looking for

for more let's talk to patrick hayes is a report of a spike magazine in london thanks very much indeed patrick for joining us now cameron on the bond i have been talking about the relations between the two countries as essential is a balanced relationship in your view. as we have this new rebranding of the relationship it was a special relationship it's now being seen to be an essential one and in some ways it is more essential than ever before but i think really historically both have got something out of it historically the u.s. has always used the u.k. since the end of the world war two so kind of lend legitimacy to it through its interventions in other countries so for example in one nine hundred eighty six when the u.s. wanted to make a targeted attack on gadhafi rather than just making it clear that it was in their own national interest of these so they had margaret thatcher standing by reagan side saying this is in the interest of democracy and the free world so the case by the very useful role for the us to lead its legitimacy to give it give a sense that there's a broader glob

>>pam: stake asiastay cation >>pam: samantha hayes has more >> the american is planned that florida ishe number one destination for the u.s.. california is second in the new york, north carolina and texas. travelers going outside the bahamas is a top choice and also north to canada. europe is also popular with italy, the united kingdom and france in the top five. the increase is a good sign because people have extra cash to spend on a vacation. they're not getting any trouble breaks. gas prices have eased a bit. they're not getting any travel breaks. the airlines have already had multiple price increases over the past couple of months. even higher prices are not stopping americans from going to the beach. allison cox in york >>pam: 2011 will graduate with more debt than before the wall street journal released its finding that when you add up the student loans, and their parents loans. the average senior this year will own $22,000.900 that is 8 percent more than just one year ago. 22,900. 2290traffic moving pretty well. we will be back. >>catherine: whitney houston has returned to rehab

. >> he wears a sign saying i get my thrill at hayes st. hell.ill >> i get the spotlight but if i didn't have partners i couldn't do any of it. >> reporter: besides helping his steps he provides a commentary. >> he asked me who is around, whose bias. >> reporter: even though he can see his fellow runners he has no trouble sensing the excitement. >> it's almost a carnival atmosphere imagine what it's like when you're strapped into a roller coaster in anticipation of wondering what the coin to be like when it starts moving. >> reporter: the moving mass has grown a lot in 44 years. >> 900 when i first ran that when i got to 2000 we thought this was getting out of control. >> reporter: he has taken part in an ira man and marathons'. he says bay to breakers will always be special. >> it was the first foot race i ever ran it's a matter celebrating health and fitness appeare. >> reporter: at an age where people are looking back on their lives, he is looking for to a new milestone. >> i want no. 51 i run my bay to breakers. >> james: we began cover

they're going down hayes street.to all the people wearing costumes in the race, you can see some of the spectators also have some pretty creative costumes out here. along with this atmosphere and celebration, there is also a security presence out here. over the crowd, you can see there are some san francisco police officers. race organizers tell us, they have increased police presence out here this year. one of the things the officers are going to be looking for is anyone with alcohol. anyone drinking along the race route. alcohol is not permitted in this year's race, neither are floats. those in this neighborhood complained about problems with public drunkenness. this is a very residential neighborhood. there are people out here watching the race from their windows. even from the fourth or fifth floor of that tower next to us, there are people watching everything going on. this year, race organizers have enlisted the help of people who live around here. they have 25 neighborhood volunteers to keep an eye out, to rep

catching instructor, bill hayes. the giants great third base coach, tim flannery. the bench coach, ron waters. giants' hitting coach, hensley euless. first base coach, ronesto kelley. giants' bullpen coach mark gardner. the pitching coach, did a pretty good job, i thought, dave righetti. [applause] how about the giants skipper, his second world series, the manager first with the giants, i think he made all the right moves, brought the giants the world championships, bruce bowen g -- bochy. >> bochy. bochy. bochy. bochy. >> all right, let's meet the members of the 2010 giants ballclub. he was injured, it did not have as much impact as he was hoping, but we will be hearing a lot from him in the future. ladies and gentlemen, infielder, emanu-el burris. [applause] how about what this guy did, not just in the regular season, but in the post-season, the series clinching home run. started i guess against the phillies in game 6. the three-run homer started in game one of the world series, shortstop juan urribe. ooh. sounds good. this guy was also his season cut short, and

of azeri live broadcast a license plate as the suspect turned west on hayes. the suspect drove north on broadway and fired one shot at officer eleiff. , -- stearns, and kane. those shots can be heard of the recording of the night. the suspect headed north and again leaned out the window to fire at the pursuing officers. the suspect then turned eastbound on to turkey into oncoming one way traffic. officers paine and o'malley saw the vehicle traveling up a high rate of speed on to oncoming traffic. officer pain is a specialist. they are more heavily trained in these types of situations. knowing the information, he attempted to halt the suspect by firing at the suspect. the round, but officers hearing the shot at the suspect had fired at them. officers o'malley and paine, knowing that officer eleiff was a single unit, decided to pursue the suspect. the suspect continued into oncoming traffic until he turned north on webster and the east oneddy, sot on buchanan. during this pursuit, officer you lift prop broadcast the suspects route while driving, holding the micr

investigating the death of a churchman, always known to be caring the bible on his way to church. 62 year- old hayeswas found bleeding with a head wound on tuesday. he was pronounced dead 15 minutes later after help came. >> i want people to know that we can't let this slide. it doesn't matter, i just want justice. >>vicki: nicole spoke with others who knew him and heed she explains why so many are still shocked to learn about his death. >>nicole: police say this is where they found him lying on the sidewalk. his friends and loved ones brought flowers and candles making this to joe for him. they told me that he lived just around the corner from here and he would walk down the sidewalk every day. most mornings he would wake up at 5:00 a.m. for work, walk down the sidewalk and grab a cup of coffee. he would then head on down the street where he worked as a machinist. i spoke with the woman who works here and she told me he was very well liked in the community and he was always carrying his bible as he usually went off to church after work. i spoke with the pastor at his church who was also devastated.

in washington, samantha hayes. >> like conditions at the golden gate. plenty of sunshine. weather headlines with live conditions. breezy conditions to run the bay area. tomorrow, sunny, mild. breezy conditions are round the bay area. plenty of sunshine. 60s for the bayt location and 70's for the inland location. 60s for the bay location. '60s, '70s for the bay area getting to about 77 degrees. a bit chilly. 67 and happened a. 62 degrees and redwood city and 67 degrees anin redwood city and 50's expected taking a look at your 7 day, mild conditions on tap. conditions are the mid-'70s. upper 60s for the mid. as record towards the weekend, partly cloudy and as we go towards the weekend. with no-rainfall--expected for the forecast. >> the battle at the mighty mississippi is at vicksburg cresting. as sandra and though reports it is just inches spilling over from that part of town. given this bloated yazoo river is even impacting the governor's like house. she has taken precautions at her furniture store that her family has owned since 1973 and visit her store every day. >> chec

it happened on hayes street near buchanan. somebody in a four-door gold car shot a group of teenagers. two victims were hit in the leg. one was taken to at hospital and the second victim left the sane as police arrived. muni service on the line was shut down for an hour while police investigated. >> doomsday prophet harold camping says he is shocked prediction that the rapture did not happen yesterday. we caught up with him, he kent want to talk on camera but he told people that he doesn't understand what went wrong and he'll have to had look at the information again. radio international says he owes the public an apology. he calculated the rapture would happen on saturday at 6:00 zblm. >> san francisco celebrated harvey milk day today by transforming the historic camera shop into gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth. >> we will take the cause from these kids all over the country to help provide them a better future. >> several members of the inner circle joined the lifeline call center on castro street. they were call

hayes, thank you. and i thank you for the efforts that you have made. i think the president's announcement this week as it related to alaska and the efforts on the annual lease sales up in pra, the permitting, i think these are positive signals. obviously, we want to make sure that they translate into action and reality. so we will be working with you on that. mr. hayes, i want to single you out here and thank you for your efforts to try to reach or resolve on cd5 in the npra. i think we recognize this is politically important. it speaks to what senator hutchinson and bingaman were talking about earlier. i think we recognize that we have a lot to do. but we've got to find a path forward there. so i want to continue working with you on that. secretary, i want to ask you just for a little bit of clarification here because you have you have -- you have discussed the various incentives that you wish to put in place to advance increased oil and gas. when i think of things, i think of encouraging you. to allow for a shorter period of time than the ten years,

samantha hayes is at ground zero with the emotional visit. >> reporter: president obama paused thursdayernoon to honor the victims of september 11th. the president then met privately with the families of 9/11 victims and first responders, a moment full of meaning and emotion. >> most americans feel today this is not any kind of political issue, this is an issue to feel good about america. >> reporter: earlier in the day the president stopped by the engine 54 firehouse. the station lost 15 firefighters on september 11th. >> this is a symbolic site of the extraordinary sacrifice that was made on that terrible day. >> so for him to come here and to see the faces of the firefighters that were killed on september 11th and to see the shrine that was erected in their honor really meant something to us. >> reporter: the president's visit comes 24 hours after announcing he would not release photos of osama bin laden after he was killed. it is a decision that some disagree with saying the photos offer closure and send a message. >> this is what happens at the end to someone who threatens american

in washington, i'm samantha hayes. >>> joining us for more another look on the president's vision for the middle east we are joined by cbs5 political analyst. always good to see you. some were saying this was overdue saying the president should have given the speech a long time ago. was this overdue, do you think? >> i think a comprehensive plan for all of the middle east in north africa. a statement about that was overdue. and the question about israeli palestinian peace is only a part of that equation. also economic development. there is a question about nuclear weapons in iran. there is a whole question of instability throughout the other rions and democracy movements. the speech he gave tonight was in response to all of that. and frankly, allen, i don't know that he can have spoken about any one of those things until this point. we needed a little bit of time to digest that. today was probably the day to do that. >> we have an outline so people can see the basics of the plan. first of all, talking about a future palestinian state with borders based on the 1967 lines. that's defini

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. >> alan: for a person to be bee atty d -- beatified he must haye performed a miracle.s woman said she was cured by john paul. >>> charlie sheen takes the stage and how part of the revenue will help a pay area man leigh glaser to tell you about the forecast. >> mike: update on the raiders >> alan: commercial salmon season opens tomorrow put it's unclear whether any of the fishing poets will good out because of the rough seas. local fishermen are hoping this will be a normal season after three years without a real catch. there is concern it won't be because the sport fishing poatz haven't had much luck out there. the season was virtually shut down three years ago because of a record low salmon migration the sacramento river. >>> charlie sheen's stage tour is taking a softer approach in san francisco. sheen started a charity called sheen's corner. its first recipient will be brian stow. profits from the merchandise sold at the show bill will good to show. sheen standard in major league and is a huge baseball fan. he was recently fired from the sitcom "two and a half men".

it happened near hayes and buchanon streets about 9:00 last night. police say a gold car drove up to a group of young men at am bus stop and someone inside started shooting. two of the young men were shot in the legs. the injuries are not life threatening. so far no arrests have been made. >>> a baby is now safe but the mystery around her reported disappearance continues. ktvu jade hernandez is in contra costa county this morning with the story. what have you been able to find out? >> reporter: we are learning new information every half hour in this case. we spoke to a family friend yesterday on camera. she told us by phone this morning that ramy gallego is found. she was found in southern california in the los angeles area. this is a picture of the baby found. ramy gallego we still don't know the circumstances surrounding her discovery and the family friend told us she wanted to speak to the mother first. there was an extensive search with dozens of volunteers and canine units to find the baby. the four months old mother said she put her down for be

samantha hayes has more.e in louisiana of the site of rushing water means either relief or remind. state officials opened two more days. allowing mississippi flood waters to go through the 11 base in an effort to spare cities like new orleans and baton rouge. however, compromising rural areas. people are doing everything they can. >> i hope everything is going to be all right. >>reporter:jindal is saying that everything is.. >> the amount water state- wide. >>reporter: nine states, even tennessee, with president barack obama meeting officials with 11 ft. above flood the state. the expert, have already it pittsburgh vicksburg, tennessee has already suffered major damage. >> most of these homes have not ever going to be repaired. >>reporter: samantha hayes, kron 4 news. >>pam: gary radnich sports, sharks, canucks and the trhe >> kimberlee: we have a special section for brian stow. after a severe beaten on opening day. a facebook fan page, and also how his care workers are welcoming back to the bay area. www.kro

payment renovation with precision engineering to replace the existing sewer and street pavement on hayes street and two other streets. the existing sewer was inspected and found to have numerous critical deficiencies which could result in failure of the sioux were. this modification is being added to this contract in order to courtney with the mta service change. the sewer replacement will correspond with the replacement of the 120-year-old sewer line. approve these plans and specifications and award winner with water enterprise, capital improvement program for the lowest, qualified, response o-- responsive bidder. approve modification one to power enterprise, with emcor services/mesa energy systems, increasing the contract with the time extension. this contract modification will allow for continued energy efficiency repair and renovation of mechanical systems at city- owned facilities. madam president, staff has requested by m -- item 455 the removed from the consent calendar if there are no other objections, we did make the changes to ww455. president vietor: i would like to move the i

this is hayes street hill, the place that separates the pros from the rest of us. and here's some advice if you're planning to run on sunday morning. make sure that your strongest drink is water. in san francisco, don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> extra ferries will be running sunday morning. the alameda oakland ferry line begins its summer weekend schedule today. there's a link to the departure times at abc7news.com. santa clara police are looking for any information about the killing a man known around town as the church man he got his nickname because he went to church every day and always carried a bible. police found him passed out and bleeding from his head early thursday morning. he died within minutes. they are investigating his death as a homicide. there is a $5,000 reward for information in this case. the giants fan who was beaten at dodgers stadium in march is now stable enough to come back to the bay area. according to the l.a. county medical center where he is now, 41-year-old bryan stow could be transferred to san francisco general hospital as soon as monda

. -- hayes picks up the coverage from washington. >> reporter: following the announcement sunday thatews is sinking in that the world's most wanted terrorist figure is dead. late sunday night, president barack obama delivered the stunning announcement from the east wing of the white house. >> the united states is conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al-qaeda. >> reporter: a small team carried out the mission killing bin laden about two hours north of islamabad the capital of pakistan. foodage -- footage showed smoke and fire at the compound where bin laden was found. cheers erupted from ground zero and outside the white house sunday night as crowds gathered as the news spread. >> on nights like this one, we can say to those families who have lost loved ones to al- qaeda terror, justice has been done. >> reporter: the death of bin laden marks the end of a 10- year worldwide manhunt that began shortly after 9/11. and in a statement former president george w. bush said, this momentous achievement marks a victory for america for people who seek peace around the

[applause] fire chief of the city and county of san francisco, joanne hayes white. and a man whose work as an architect in three or four administrations, a man that i got from the board of supervisors years ago, he became deputy chief of staff and then chief of staff under mayor newsom, steve koba, chief of staff. and as always, you're in good hands of public safety, but only if there is a police chief, and there is one here, the acting police chief, jeff godong. [applause] the controller, a man who could cook the books or make it very difficult for you, ben rosenfeld. [applause] and from oakland, california, an asian person that beat you for mayor of the city by five minutes -- >> a little more than five minutes! >> by five minutes by my account, this is san francisco. gene quan, the mayor of oakland, california. [applause] and the city attorney and one of my lawyers, john russo. [applause] oakland. from the board of education, emily mores. [applause] and i could go on and on with the -- mr. mayor to be of the people who are here celebrating with you on this very h

samantha hayes reports that the meeting comes after the president made statements late yesterday thatreated more tension between the two of the allies. >> following their white house meeting friday, president rob old, and the israeli prime minister talked about their commitment to each other. >> our ultimate goal has to be a secure is rarely state a jewish state, living side- by-side with peace and security with a continuous functioning and effective palestinian state. >> the relations between the two of them has been tense. in his address, he said that any future palestinian state should be based on borders that existed before the 1967 middle east war. >> the prime minister says the country cannot go back to that. >> israel is prepared to make generous compromise for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines because they are indefensible. that month the group that controls gaza also outlined the president's speech. they are pushing for the establishment of their own state. they're trying to broker a peace agreement between the two sides. >> if the president wants to follow through o

this is in district six in hayes valley. sf jazz is our largest presenter of jazz and world music. i am excited about this. i am dedicated to this, our nation's classical music. i wanted to say happy brithdairy to johnny hosey. he celebrated his birthday on sunday. the rest, i submit. >> with no other names, this concludes role call. >> let's go to our 3:30 special order, to recognize the small busienss week honorees. first, i wan ttt to welcome you to the board chambers. before i was elected, i served on the small business commission and to that capacity, i certainly appreciate how the small businesses are the fabric of who we are as a city, and part of what makes the city great. i want to thank all the small businesses in the city. they are providing amazing goods and services but also making tremendous social and cultural contributions. we will all be recognizing the small businesses in the district. i would like to invite the president and the small business commission -- i hope that he is coming soon. he is coming. in the meantime, the order in which we'll make the presentatio