the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spoke, if i tell you where dimusi is, what are you give me? anana said, if you tell me, i will let you frequent the beer houses and taverns. i will let you dwell among the talk of the wise ones. i will let you dwell among the songs of the minstrals. the fly spoke. lift your eyes to the edges of the steppe. lift your eyes to arali. there you will find gestanana's brother. there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana

. >>> oakland mayor jean quan traveling to china today to try to stimulate business for her city.and other officials want to increase the volume of trade that flows through the port of oakland. $14billion in trade moved between the port and china just last year, in particular quan is focusing in on exports that could generate jobs and increase local tax revenues for her city. >>> no new name for san jose's airport. it will remain the same, the norman y. mineta san jose international airport, a mouthful. city leaders wanted to add silicon valley to the name to attract more international flights but a city council committee decided it's not necessary to mess with the name. >>> it is 5:49. a rash of burglaries in a bay area neighborhood. >> and now neighbors are fighting back with the use of stickers. plus... >> do you think it's kind of romantic? >> no. it [ laughter ] >> a marriage proposal, not so bad. but it was spray-painted on the wrong garage door. we'll tell you why that homeowner is now in trouble. >> i'd have issues with that. and save. ys don't worry, tiny people. flo is a

city. karen breslin, thank you, and congratulations for being elected to that board. pulling from her 26 years of experience working for the city, karen was elected to the health service board in 2001, was re-elected by members in 2006 and this year ran uncontested. commissioner breslin is a former president of this board and is currently serving as vice president. she's also served as chair of several health service board committees, including the budget and finance committee and rates and benefits committee. karen, thank you for your service and i will look forward to your continued work with the board as we pursue structural changes to our city's benefit programs. thank you very much and congratulations, again, for being elected and appointed. finally one of the most difficult commission board for the city, our m.t.a. board of directors, and i saw nat ford here, good to see you, and i number of commissioners. jerry, you're rejoining here and you're reupping and talk about the military you need to reup on for m.t.a. but have you my faith and you have my confidence, jerry, in bringin

she currently shares her expertise by serving on a variety of bodies from the city, including the board of directors jewish community council center, and is a driving force behind the work being done by the san francisco collaborative against human trafficking. her experience with government on all levels and your desire to better the lives of all of those we certification leaves me confident that and to make an incredible mark on this community and will move forward policies that create many new and continued opportunities for women of san francisco and beyond. thank you, nancy, for your service. [applause] stephanie simmons. thank you for reupping, as they say. appointed to the commission four months ago, it is my pleasure to reappoint commissioner simmonds to her post. stephanie is someone who has great ties to our city. whether it is to the business community, african-american community, or our community of women, she is a strong advocate for all. we look forward to stephanie's continued service to the city in her capacity as a commissioner. thank you for your service. [applause] th

. >>> oakland mayor jean quan is heading to china today to try to drum up business for her city. quan and other officials want to increase the volume of trade through the port of oakland. $14billion in trade move between the port and china just last year alone. in particular, quan is focusing in on exports that could generate jobs and increase local tax revenue. >>> it is just what they don't need in the mississippi river valley more rain but it is in the forecast in the area that's having the worst flooding in decades. the flooding east of it though when they blew some holes in levees in missouri. down river an airport near downtown memphis inundated after a levee failed. they are using sandbags to try to contain the flooding. >>> we are in for big changes in the weather department here as we are going to see much cooler temperatures around the bay area. already seeing that onshore flow kicking in and guess what's showing u we haven't seen that in days. the fog is showing up along the coastline some of that slipping inside the bay still mostly clear inland. this afternoon, tempe

she is looking to settle a partnership that would bring in money to her city. she's looking to increase trade volume and go with experts that will generate jobs. >>james: we are born to take a quick break. a live look from our brief can. blue skies. weather, traffic coming up. do not forget to. you about, this saturday we will airing "chase" right here on kron4. and then the kron4 news will be on after that, because the giant's game will be airing on nbc. the drama talking a lot of other we're born to be cooling down today for mother's day coming up this weekend. >>james: al live look from the airport space as president barack obama boards airforce one. taking off here. heading to meet with the special teams. this seal team 6 as we come to find out those who are part of the raid on osama this compound. he is going there to congratulate them. we will not build a see any pictures but that is what he can do to thank him. the dow was up. 240,000 new jobs were created. much more than what analysts were expecting. traders and as thick as well. sony ceo is apologize t

rather than just make a telephone call, i told her i would stand publicly and say, if i were still the mayor of the city, i would appoint her to the commission, and i would come before you personally and ask you to support her thank you very much. >> the you for being here. >> i tried to avoid falling him in speaking, i will do my best. i am delighted to be here and offered my support for the city and county of san francisco. i have known her for 32 years, and she is one of the most impressive leaders i have ever met. and as she mentioned, she has lived in san francisco longer than i have. i first had dealings with her when she was a banker, first city bank and wells fargo. and then she had major responsibilities with real estate and lending, and she struck me as someone within the banking establishment who really understood the importance of community banking. she supported affordable housing and was an advocate of small business lending practices in city bank and wells fargo. i think this combination of knowing how important the community relationships are, combined with -- combined with business expe

her father maintains the city has withheld information and they say the problems that caused her death back over two years before the incident occurred. >> why should anyone have to go through this and why with the city want to put someone through this unless they have something to find? >> the city has not taken action, they said. >> i have an arrest because i would like to know that the city is going to be proactive in attending to attending the problems they have out here and not only out here, but on the sidewalks, on the streets. >> the department's remain vigilant in making sure that we as well as the -- we ask the citizens to remain vigilant and let us know if they see any potential live wires. we have to work together. no one wants to see that tragedy happen again. >> the public service commission is considering implementing the deanna camille green rule, requiring the department to locate problems and prepare them immediately. >> dramatic water rescue in missouri caught on tape. two misery guardsmen are being held as heroes after saving a 93-year-old woman who was trapped in t

not that many months ago we stood on the steps of city hall in recounting her behalf of our cities richard -- our path on behalf of the city . here we are celebrating the first chinese-american mayor in our great city. it is a remarkable thing and a very proud dana. -- thing. i spoke a little bit about this yesterday, but it is important set this reminds everybody this is the birthplace of the united nations. this is a city of remarkable diversity. we do not just tolerated. we celebrate it. that is a spirit of what makes sense and cisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people -- that makes san francisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people. mayor lee, here is my advice. you have a year, figure out what you want to accomplish. you were put in this position by the people to my right, but the people of san francisco are the people counting on you. [applause] do what you think is right, and remember that as important and impressive as this did not -- as this is, there are hundreds of thousands of people who require your attention and leadership. always remember the peopl

her history, determination to deal with the complex histories in the world give us a lot of hope for the struggles facing our city. her soft-spoken manner, her campaign style, her work ethic, her focus and ability to connect with everyday citizens, plus, her truly amazing energy. she is everywhere and always on, are what will enable her to leave oakland to solving the almost but not quite overwhelming economic, social, and planning issues that we face. i need to give you one warning about our mayor -- telling jean kwan that she cannot do something just makes her work harder to prove you wrong. before she speaks, and i actually bring her to the podium, we will hear a very short clip that presents a side of oakland that you may not be aware of. >> i think what makes it special is something called the music genome project. 15 musicians have work force for almost 10 years. they listen to songs one by one and analyze them along with 400 musical after this. that is how we power pandora. pandora is a technology company on the cutting edge in terms of utilizing the lead, but the underlying technology has helped handbill

. >> brian david mitchell was sentenced yesterday to life in prison for abducts smart from her salt lake citynd raping her for nine months when she was just 14 years old. mitchell sang hymns in court just as he did during the trial but smart, now 23 years old shot down his insanity defense when she got a chance to confront him face to face. >> as i said during court, and i'll say it again now, i absolutely, 100% believe that brian david mitchell knew exactly what he was doing when he kidnapped me and all of the events that followed. today is the ending of a very long chapter and the beginning of a very beautiful chapter for me. so, in regards to closure, yes, absolutely. i think i was so excited to have this day finally here, to be able to continue my efforts in child advocacy, making a difference in other children's lives, that there wasn't a feeling of nervousness or fear that could have prevented me from saying what i felt i needed to say. i think one of the biggest ways to overcome any trial in life, to heal from any kind of experien experience, is by helping those around you. because by

every time i walked with her through our neighborhood or any other neighborhood in the city, without cknowledge her and say, you know, you were my teacher in such and such a year and you were the best teacher i ever had and you helped me more than any teacher i ever had. and that was not an occasional curns. she was also dedicated to her work with the union and she had a good personality for that. she was a very assertive person. she taught me a little bit about community organizing, and together we organized our street into a neighborhood organization that has lasted for about 35 years and is still effective. in later years she became interested in housing issues and was on the board of a mission housing development corporation, and she was also interested in health care issues and recruited me to be with her on the board at the mission neighborhood health center where we served together, she for about 30 years, and me for 10 or 12 years. and to talk a little bit about that is the fornler director of the mission health neighborhood center, gladys. >> thank you, doctor. [applause] [sp

she was highly valued and loved by her colleagues at the puc and at the city attorney's office. we will miss her and we sent her family our condolences. may she rest in peace. the rest i will submit. supervisor chiu: today, i have a couple items. a number of weeks ago at weeksgao -- a couple weeks ago at our gao committee, we learned that over time continues to be an issue plaguing the city. as part of the hearing, we learn that our fire department exceeded their overtime budget by almost 1/3 of their budget. mta exceeded their budget by 10%. as we look to keep down our costs, we learned that in the administrative code, employees who work overtime hours that exceed 30% of a number of hours they are scheduled to work need to get an exemption from human resources. there are still scores of employees that work that level of ours. this is equivalent to an employee working 80 hours a week for almost four months before they need to get an exemption to continue to work more overtime hours. today, i am introducing legislation that would amend that number to 20%, so we can better monitor

citi can help you write it. a baby taken from herthe weekend is back with her parents ur- month- old >>> 7:25. a baby taken from her home in contra costa county over the weekend finally back with her parents this morning. the 4 month old was found at her fraternal grandmother's home in southern california. there are reports the grandmother had pretended she was pregnant and wanted to pass the baby off as her own. but baby ramy gallego now back home. >>> the san jose city council is considering declaring a fiscal emergency to help the city deal with a deficit estimated at $115 million. a budget proposal includes police and firefighter layoffs. there may be a new limit on city worker retirement benefits as well. >>> the oakland radio preacher who predicted the end of the world would happen saturday, well, he has a new date now. now he says the earth will be destroyed on october 21. he says saturday was god's spiritual judgment day. but the real end will be in five months. so... i guess we better enjoy the summer. i'm going to. >>> traf

frankly, her attendance at any high-school in this city will have no effect whatsoever on the school's academic performance. i homily ask you, please assign her to a local high school in a neighborhood where we have worked for four generations to make a difference for her and all the neighborhood children. thank you. >> hello. i am a parent of a fourth grader in -- and a kindergarten and i have taught sixth gre

she presented her concerns to the city council tonight. she says 98 people filed complaints about officers for excessive force last year and not a single one was deemed to have merit. >> that to me raises a red flag. i don't think that's the norm, but if it's true, that means that there were 98 allegations, which basically either made them up, they were not true. i have a concern about that. >> it's really critical feedback we get from the ipa. the idea we get real-time critiques we are doing, particularly in an area of the law where a lot of it is confidential. another area of concern, how long it takes to complete internal affairs investigations. chief moore says he has now added some staff to that unit. >>> the man wrestled to the ground after trying to barge in the cockpit of a flight hitting into san francisco will not be leaving custody any time soon. 5 judge denied bail for -- a judge denied bail for the man, calling him a threat to the community. he was subdued by passengers and flight attendants after trying to break into the cock

. >> reporter: smart was 14 years old when mitchell took her at knifepoint from her salt lake city bedroom. during his trial last year, she described how he took her as a bride and raped her repeatedly during the ordeal. her testimony helped convict mitchell of kidnapping and sex crime charges. >> brian david mitchell knew exactly what he was doing when he kidnapped me and all the events that followed. >> reporter: smart is getting on with her life. she just recently returned from a mormon mission to france, and she plans to finish college. >> i am looking at all the different possibilities. i'm trying to decide where i can make the biggest difference. >> reporter: smart is also considering a career in law, to help other crime victims like herself. kendis gibson, cbs news, salt lake city, utah. >>> "cbs moneywatch" time now on a thursday. a good day for stocks in asia. ashley morrison here in new york with that and more. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. asian markets rebounded today as worries eased over europe's debt crisis. japan's nikkei gained almost 1.5% while hon

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. >> betty was born and raised here in china town, pran fran and her family hopes that the city will remain her elementary school on broadway jean parker school in her memory. >> thank you very much. >> families of military men and women killed in action are welcoming the news of the death of osama bin laden. the parents of one of those men spent time in the memorial park. navy seal actualinson died in 2004 in a fight with the taliban. the news of bin laden's death is a relief. >> we need to rejoice. it was a successful mission and this has been a long waited for outcome. >> and tonight at 6:30. we'll hear more from the family and the mother of a soldier killed in iraq. >> it is a day of remembrance for flight 93 that crashed in pennsylvania. the memorial for the 40 passengers and crew members is located in union city. individual stones bearing their names are decorated with a flower and ribbon. elizabeth hayward decided to pay her respects. >> i think about you know, everybody that was obviously taken that day. but to me they have a special start in my heart. >> elizabeth left a stuf

for we have to wake up early and get all our work done so want us to fill the tank on her roof during the time the city gives her access to water and if she needs more than the tank of water she's able to fill she's out of luck water is an issue that seems to affect everyone here and five out there is a one man managed to escape the problem is there is no pay somebody and it's worth money is seven billion us dollars and hen house there are hydroponic hanging gardens swimming pool water and he reportedly has a five hundred out there is of water every month it's something that angers me you almost are used to seeing the great contrast between rich and poor on a daily basis they believe that it's access and waste that is unfair. we have come to give them what on demand water collected from being used if there is a shortage of forth there will be a grilling to give him or we came here to get him busy and protested and for those who have no choice but to plan their day around water retrieval it's a painful reminder that even when it comes to basic necessities the wealthy elite still has the advantage. but i

her the award." i think that is even further indication of the contributions you have made to the city. on behalf of all of us here and certainly the residents of district 7, thank you for all that you do for us. [applause] >> thank you. my normal m.o. in situations like this -- first of all, i did not realize i would have to do this. i would be the first person to get up here, speak, get it over with, and then sit back, but again, i am really glad i of the seventh person speaking. i have heard these really inspirational awardees, and i am just amazed. i have read about steven's story and followed closely in the paper. the fact that he is here today, i am so glad that you honored him. he worked with the blood donation, the community groups, absolutely amazing. i considered an honor to even be considered. anyway, thank you. i really do appreciate that. the first thing i thought of, i wondered which ones wished i did not live in the district. seen such a political world. but it's such an honor to work with all of you. we have such good policy discussions. everyone does such good work, and

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