that's how it is in here. you're living but you're dead. >> as he left office, governor george ryan made a dramatic decision. rocking the justice system in illinois. ryan granted clemency to all death row inmates, saying the system was broken. ryan commuted 167 death sentences, reducing nearly all to life without parole. until 1998 executions were carried out at stateville correctional center, outside chicago. today nearly half its prisoners are in for murder. stateville had a long reputation as a place where inmates challenged guards for control. how that all changed is the big story behind the walls of stateville. >> it's another day in paradise. >> just to let you know, the next couple of days, we're talking about extreme heat. we need to ensure ice is passed out so you guys can keep your fluids nice and cold and for drinking. it's really important to check each other out, make sure you guys are okay. we're looking at 105 heat index plus for the next four to five days. >> the towers. curry. >> sir. >> tower

they do those here, too. i like them.about this cocktail is the first taste, it's like i don't know, man, it's a little too something. then like that second sip, it's like oh, that's kind of good. then the third sip, it's where are my pants? fortunately, food in these parts tends to be, shall we say, hearty. for instance, a delightful meal of fried meat with plenty of absorbent starch product like farofa, the perfect accompaniment to many, many caipirinhas. >> oh, excellent. obrigado. now we're talking. it's a tough town for vegetarians. oh, chorizo, good. i'll have six more of these, please. people are staring at me. look at the heathen hump of an american, how much he's eating. just line them up, my friend. thank you. obrigado. yeah. ♪ so nice walking around here. the party component's really amazing. there's always drums somewhere. ♪ >> [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> welcome to salvador, my friend. >> good to be here again. >> oh, yeah? >> love it here. >> please. one cup for you, man. welcome to salvador. >> thank

to come here to see this, to take pictures and broadcast here. they have. that's why we're allowed to be here. but it is clear that those who are here working are doing so under strict supervision. there are rebels here keeping an eye on them, sharing tents with them while also nursing their assault rifles, while also schaefering food and so forth. there is a degree of cooperation if you like. from what we've seen so far, the scale of the recovery effort is still pretty small. it is local members from the emergency ministry, first responders and so forth. it has not matched the scale of the disaster, the scale of the debris, the number of bodies that are scattered across these fields in the towns across this area. it is very local. it is not yet a coordinated effort from kiev because while the rebels here are give some access, they are not providing open access to the central government in kiev. that is perhaps still being negotiated but it's going to happen soon because as those european observers who arrived here today mentioned, you can tell t

i came here 35 years ago and i raised my son here. the beauty of san francisco, excuse me are it's people. we need this for our city. that's who we are. people want to live there, we invest in people. that's what you tell them. we invest in our people. you are going to build here an be here. we are a community. and we want our cultural and economic diversity and that's the only way we keep our health and preserve our humanity. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> before this hearing i was with planning where they approved another tower of luxury condos. the city has created monsters called area plans. there is an area plan for eastern neighborhoods which is a monster area. those are driving right now. there is displacement of a lot of jobs and ultimately are creating the demand for $2 million to $10 million condos. a lot of them are based on, everyone of them is based on the analysis of who is the population of the city, land use and land use and the exemption here for the one that i just came from. the city use a model of who could af

the stories we cover here not going here in iraq it's our big story at the same time there's a reason they don't want to do. that. now let's break the set of the news today and made signs of long term far worse says a secret pastry. red square demonstrations are feaster case setting up what it was supposed to see the claim of so. far as. to. this is very much on board this site the period. let me give you a toll it's not very big but it does what it needs to do. on top as you can see very lovely place so everybody can see i'm a junk food. next to it i might miss us to. the last it is my nose my socks when it gets cold my mom these people's feet that stinking down the hallway come quickly. and it's causing me this is my work space it's close to the exit so if i need to get a breather i can do that and yet my camera my computer. very important bottle of water is there and. it's just close by. when everything ten just sunsets it's time to move to the other side will the pillows off and that it will be my sleeping area and it does seem to amend in the the first school. and he sleeps with

that's the goal here. impress upon the present or impress upon the administration or impress upon washington that if you want to secure the border of this country, you can. that's the first step in dealing with the humanitarian crisis. if you don't stop the flow it's only going to get worse. so boots on the ground. drones in the air. strategic fencing that you saw out of the helicopter. those three things will secure this border. >> first of all, these boats fly. what have you got? >> we had 900 horsepower it will operate into 12 inch of water. this becomes a usable type of a vessel. almost anywhere in the rio grande now we can operate. we realize we weren't going to get the support from the federal government so we have to do something. we made request with the navy to come in and this is an international border. why shouldn't the navy be in here with a show of force. >> what's amazing is these guys are pointing out to me. obviously they're well-known. >> these have been used for years and years. this pro

ireland to be here.nd been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you go to compete in the world. competitions in ireland, scotland, norway, japan, russia each year, the facilities here in the park are second to none. there is no complex in the world that can touch it. >> i'm here with bob, and he has kindly agreed to tell me everything i need to know about casting. i'm going to suit up and next, we're in the water. >> what any gentleman should do. golden gate angling has free lessons the second saturday of every month. we have equipment show up on the 9:30 on the second saturday of every month and we'll teach them to fly cast. >> ok. we are in the water. >> let me acquaint you with the fly rod. >> nice to meet you. >> this is the lower grip and the upper grip. this is a reel and a fly line. we are going to use th

we go up from here. that's when the real scouring, the real beach erosion is going to take place because this water is not only going to be here but on the dunes and through the dunes and even probably on to the roadway there in wrightsville beach. alina, you're still seeing pretty heavy wind. they're going to come and go, and for you they're actually going to change directions because you're almost directly on the eye wall right now. >> well, chad, i wouldn't be surprised to see that. we have seen the wind change direction throughout the course of the day. and quite frankly, right now it seems to be picking up quite a bit. but we'll keep monitoring this, jake and chad. we sboek to the head of the national hurricane center who said one of his big fears is not only the wind damage and the damage caused by the storm itself but also the water surge that you heard chad talking about. what have you seen if anything in terms of the water surge there in wrightsville beach? is water higher than it was yesterday?

twelve o'clock noon on saturday here in moscow it's the international with me from everybody here welcome to the program investigators are combing through the wreckage of the malaysian airliner that crashed in eastern ukraine on thursday it killed all two hundred ninety eight people on board alongside the day of the plane like the remains of passengers on that belongings we can show you some pictures where they have put white ribbons marking the spots where bodies have been found but many however who were on board still remain unaccounted for the team of international the organization for security and cooperation in europe will continue their examination of the site later accompanied by representatives of the self-proclaimed people. it took pictures of the gruesome scene on friday and also used the month that i was there for us. we are now way past that's when a four hour mark that the bodies of the people that said side of the crash malaysia airlines flight have been lying around here along with the burning debris you know the always see mission had already come here this spend about an

here is the problem.omise that the dutch are now here and that they can identify the bodies and can lead this investigation with their expertise is great coming from ukraine's prime minister, but he is not in control of the area where i'm standing right now. the man who is, a self-appointed prime minister has a very different sense about ukraine's authority which is to say they have none. here is a little bit of what happened when i interviewed him and asked him some of the hard questions. a show of force by those controlling mh 17's crash site. the devastation seen here surrounded by hostility as those in control are the very people suspected of shooting the plane down over eastern ukraine. startling satellite photos show acres of ground scorched by the explosion at the point of impact. on the ground we're told hundreds of bodies removed at the hands of government emergency workers along with a group of coal miners, inexperienced but allowed in by pro-russian rebels. the remains of more than 250 loaded i

i'm with this wonderful group here. i'm here to talk on behalf of balboa high school. last year i was up here and he pleaded with the city not to turn their backs on balboa high school and you responded quickly especially supervisor avalos, thank you so much. it was in the form of a two year add-back, 75 k through dcys specialized teen program. with that fund in one year, we rebuilt the foundation built at balboa. we have a highest attendance. we take our young people out of being a consumer, but being a maker like 3-d printing and gardening and culinary arts. these students are working on building a brand new community gathering space at balboa high school. and they're growing crops and donating the crops to those in need. in order to sustain this program, we're asking for an additional 25 k. next year will be the last year, so with a humble heart, i ask as a community member, and a dedicated youth worker and a dedicated father who believe in our public school system to let us finish what we've started. these young people have shown their investment in us. i think it'

that's the most you can make back here. work 7 1/2 hours a day, approximately 37 to 40 hours a week. >> the plant outputs an average of 250 pants and 250 shirts a day. >> i think the thing i like best about working back here is it breaks up the monotony from being up on the yard and being back here. it's a way to occupy your mind and keeps you out of trouble. the best advice i can give you is stay out there, get a job that pays good so you can live out there and don't have to come in here and learn it for a little bit of nothing. just think about the people in prison that don't get paid for anything and they have to work, and be grateful for what you've got. >> inmates with good behavior can have access to the music room. jesse stanford was sentenced in 1985 for robbery, kidnapping, and murder. >> okay. the band room is a privilege. i love coming to the band room to actually play music. because when we are in this band room playing music, we feel like we're way away from prison.♪ it's that closeness that you're not going to

metering lights are on here. here's a surprise for the south bay. flowing north 101 as you're approaching north 85. we have two crashes reported. they are consolidating, may be the same incident going on here. there is a crash blocking the slow lane. minor injuries injuries, may be another one, sound like a converging, even then, adding to the smix 237 westbound coming in there, and that's going to add to the slowdown as folks are trying to get to the 101 which is slow. definitely we have activity at moffet and ellis. there you go for the san jose. san hoesz itself moves smoothly, but the build for 101 as well as 87 within that's on, it's going to start to hit hard about 7:00, 7:30 when we really see slowing along the south bay. there we go for the summer time commute. rest of the bay, get a look around there, and then we'll focus on a couple of issues here. more issues south 880 through hayward. the build is on there, same for the tri-valley coming out of the livermore valley. over on the peninsula, we're going to talk about the crash as you get ov

because i don't want to stay here. i don't think anybody wants to stay here.ot goals and i'm looking to get out and go for them. >> but folsom's goals are dependent on his ability to stay out of trouble, which in prison isn't always easy. >> i stay reserved no matter what. i mean you never want to put yourself on the line, because you know when something hits the fan then you're left out to dry. you know, you're just hanging there. i mean these people they don't care nothing about you. >> there is one inmate whose advice folsom values. >> one of the few i talk to, i call him stone. he has been down a long time. if you look at his record that is not someone who wants to stay out of trouble you would want to hang around with. but i mean really the guys that have been in trouble before that have been down 20 or 30 years they came in at my age. they took the wrong path at that time and they don't want to see me take the wrong path so they're guiding me the right way. >> going to stoneyland. >> taking you to stoneyland. >> look at that little vein. what the hell? y

but i heard a queen was here and came running. i'm happy to be here we talk about the history of the pink triangle and it's inspiring this you put it on a mountain right you put the b in subtle baby you know how to do that. i grew up in a farm town in washington state i didn't know honey so it did you girl you're my kind (laughter) >> call me scott again, huh? >> no, i grew up in a little farm town in washington state called mount vietnam veteran i watched 2w5067 tv i wanted to see and never did was something i could point out when i grew up i can be a happy ground up happy gay but that was not portrayed that is one of the things that has driven me working in television to work around the country and say if you can do that i can by being named one of the grand marshall's you know it's working and thank you very much. i'm working in the wind so i'm going to wrap up happy pride enjoy it everybody thank you (clapping) >> thank you matthew that was great. now we're to the crisis enof the pink triangle so come up here you've got to cri

but she couldn't possibly be here. oh she's here! >> i'm here, i'm here, i'm here!h: great, okay. the fact that we did this will certainly take the edge off the surprise when we do it at the emmys >> just give them a little clue of what happening. >> seth: but playing a kgb operative who is in the states must be such a fun part to play. >> it's so fun. and i have to say, it's so wildly fun and different and such -- i'm so thankful -- cable tv is just such a fun place to work right now. and it's like -- all those -- everyone we work with. it's just, it's a great show. and really, i'm having a great time. >> seth: well congratulations on both "planet of the apes" and that. it's lovely to have you on the show. thank you so much for coming here. keri russell everybody! [ cheers and applause ] "dawn of the planet of the apes" in theaters friday. we'll be right back with kevin millar and sean casey. ♪ ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da, bum-da, bum-da ♪ ♪ bum-da, bum-da ♪ the animals went in two by two ♪ ♪ the sheep and the frog and the kangaroo ♪ ♪ and they all went marc

here are stories we are following today. elderly couple is dead and police are trying to figure out why. nicole brewer has a live report coming up. >>> president obama will be in delaware to talk about infrastructure in the shadow of the i495 bridge. >>> cease-fire is in effect between both israel and hamas how long will it last? we will tell you coming up. >>> those stories and much more underway. lets start with the weather forecast and a nice morning this morning. >> yes, but you have been talking to us all week, katie. >> this is like my favorite day of the forecast because it is day after the storms, like we are finally cleared. yesterday we transitioned. we had heavy rain through new jersey, if you will recall but it is all out of here and we are sitting pretty nice. >> kickback, put the my feet up on the desk. >> go ahead. >> i'm just kidding, i'll work for the next 4.5 hours but we are looking to pleasant weather. kind of forecast i like to give you because it is a well deserved break after the storms, heat and humid

. >> hi, we're here with south market community network and several of us are here to say something. here is william and juliana who have been active with our programs. >> i need more housing for my family. they work hard to pay rent. we need a healthy place to live in. [applause] >> hi, my name is ruliana. [spanish] [applause] >> thank you, next speaker. >> hi, my name is merriam. good afternoon. interpreter: there's some words here that are -- that i need to say and speak up. there's displacement. there is [inaudible]. there is eviction. interpreter: and the words that i have against this are housing, shelter, housing temporary housing, and permanent housing. >> this integration that's going on and delinquent see, and alcohol and violence. cy, -- these other words like housing, shelting, temporary housing, permanent housing, these things provide for healthy nucleus family. they accelerate work and bring forth sports, studies and more benefits that give for a healthy family and things that are very positive for the daily lives of our family. thank you. . interpreter: good afternoon,

proud to be here as a father 3 small children here in san francisco i'm excited to be here with brad and amber and kirsten thank you for your for coupling i had the opportunity to coach my sons soccer and this initiative couldn't be more important if we're to continue to attract families to our great cities and counterfeit the lives of our playing 2350e89dz is a no brainier a that's why i'm so supportive of this initiative at the board of supervisors we join with the mayor being champions of creating new playgrounds in san francisco and making sure that the existing praugdz are available for all year round this gives us our children experience and fight obesity and builds community in san francisco. you know, every weekend with my children we go out and their placing support we go out to all sport fields we have to go to treasure island are different part of town but we need to do better as a city this initiative is key and i hope you join me and get our kids out there playing thank you very much. (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor farrell before i introduce the next sponsor supervi

there are no words to describe it here's my house and it all happened right here. i was watching t.v. i heard a roar in two explosions i would know and saw a spinning plane without a wing with something falling out of it the area where the plane crashed is near several mines that sustain people economically in the done as krege and so it comes as no surprise that coal miners were some of the first on hand to help at the scene of the tragedy. i've lived here with my family my whole life here where the crash happened i've been working in this coal mine for forty years and now i just want to help that's all there's thirty people in our ship and just two of them went to work others came here to help. is thought roses of the victims are going to be arriving here shortly and no doubt they will be seeking answers but it seems they could be in for a quite a wait to find out just how their loved ones were taken from them for among koester of the art see don't ask you crane apart from the netherlands citizens of at least nine other countries are among the victims including m

it's going down in here. >> going down in here. >> go down in here. >> put your hands up.r hands up. >> you know why we ain't yelling at you like the other [ bleep ] in here. >> put your [ bleep ] hands up. put them up like this. >> because you're 16, you'll be up here in, man. >> you don't get privileges. >> we're liable to see you in one of those units. i'm going to clown you. >> you spent your mother's money on weed huh? >> what's up? we crazy. what's crazy? take these cuffs off. take these cuffs off. take these cuffs off. >> are you touching my wall? put your arms up. >> give me your hand. why are you crying now? >> you got [ bleep ] boogies dripping down your face. you want to be in a room with me? you want to be in a cell? you want to be in a cell with me? >> no, sir. >> no, sir. >> time's up, you little [ bleep ]. >> it's really not to scare the kids, just to show the kids, jail's not where you want to be. maybe if i went to the programs and seen how jail is really like, i wouldn't end up in here. >> welcome to nashua street jail. >> is this where you want to go? cu

no a lot of unshine here.ut we are seeing a lull in the forecast, for at least the time being, but eventually more showers, thunderstorms will fire up, more widespread then yesterday but we will have the time and sunshine to heat you up to 90. that is why we're concerned about severe weather potential here today. fourth of july isn't horrible but not ideal either. you will see it clear out, but it happens later, closer to the shore you get but at least we will clear out for weekend and saturday and sunday look awesome. >> thursday 5:15. we will begin with a shut down of 476, lets go outside to a live look at the blue route, all southbound lanes are closed right now at exit number three, for media swarthmore. what started out as probably an accident and then turns into a vehicle fire, this car actually is facing the opposite direction. this is the southbound side of 476, heading in to exit number three for media swarthmore. fire fighters are on the scene and you cane smoke coming from the vehicle there, but all

if you see this right here, everything down here that we're drawing along here is in an area where if you're talking about a 5 to 7-foot storm surge, it's potentially vulnerable. particularly when you get up here, this whole area gets affected and so does this area up into here. this is a lot of people out hear. these islands like ocracoke island out here, that has very little chance of staying high and dry in a circumstance like this, and we've already talked about the problems that can happen on highway 12 here. just as importantly, as much as you may have rain that's pounding down on this area this way, many times a storm like this will carry a lot of rain up into here. and in fact, in hurricane irene, what we saw was a lot of rain here that then came flowing back this way and it started filling up all these sounds. and then you started having a lot of flooding and a lot of different areas and that gave us exactly what we were looking at earlier, roads being washed out, houses being loft. in hurricane irene, you had about 1,100 homes lost in this general area. and of course, there

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so very busy day here.y day focusing again on immigration reform and a unique service here, naturalization service, for u.s. service members. that's only happened one other time during president obama's time in office. >> and i understand there's also another special celebration expected at the people's house this afternoon as well, no? >> oh, there is another big celebration. that's for sure, craig. that is for malia obama. she turns 16 today. so hard to believe she was just 10 years old when she first entered the white house. craig, you know that the administration's always very mum. they don't like to talk about the girls and their plans. but her parents are clearly excited about this birthday. the first lady told jimmy fallon that she would be hitting the road just like other 16-year-olds. she told everyone in d.c. to watch out. she said malia obama will be on the roads. so her parents looking forward to this. her father talked about it earlier this week. he said his daughter turns 16 on the 4th of july

. >> here. >> city clerk: commissioner vt vietor. speaker: here. moran. >> here. >> torres. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you donna. the first item is approval of meeting minutes of june 10, 2014. commissioners. >> i'll second. speaker: it has moved and second. any discussion? >> any public comment on number 3, approval of the meeting minutes of june 10. seeing none, public is now closed. all those in favor, signify by saying aye. the motion carries. madam secretary, next item. city clerk: item 4, general public comment. >> i have three speaker cards. if you're interested in speaking, please fill out a speaker card and hand it to the secretary. the first card i have is from joan gerado. >> welcome back, joan. >> thank you. i wanted to speak on an issue not on the agenda today. the transition of the francisco reservoir property to the recreation park department. and the memorandum of understanding was made public on eight days ago, and most people have not looked at it yet. i wanted to say that many of us citizens believe that the spuc should take t

san francisco showing you a mostly cloudy sky here. now here's the deal for san francisco today. you like room temperature, 72 degrees, that's where we're expecting to end up. 85 on the peninsula. redwood city, foster city, not too bad for today. east shore, 77 for oakland. 27 in san francisco in the hot spot as per usual, tri-valley at 9 # degrees. -- 99 degrees, not 100, 99. >> we'll take it. we'll take that one degree. it is, makes a difference. >>> all right, looking over here towards the bart station where the folks, there you go, one of the bart trains we just got the update from 20 to 25 minute delays to no delays. trains running on time. that's better news, excuse me for a second, sir, you can download the nbc bay area app. yeah, just letting everybody know. towards the maize, the drive across the bay bridge moving smoothly. there's fog, that's barely touching the deck. no problems reported by chp. crash at point as folks are splitting off towards the berkeley curve and that's a distraction. we see it on the maps as we see folks westbound troech approaching the area. you

it's really close here. but minute see though county and lake county there could be a few little guy showers. but jury roomily all of this is pushing northward for now. the red indicates red flag warnings. 57 tahoe. 74 in reno. so it's really warm. there is a big fog bank. mild to cool. as we get that westerly breeze or southerly breeze. the low will kick out. high pressures will build in. inland temps will bump up on sunday. double barrel low. you usually don't see this in july but that's what is there. the combination of the two feeding in a lot of that tropical cloud deck. there is another tropical storm in the western pacific. i should add this. they just had the typhoon go into japan. there is another one west of the philippines. it is very active. that pairs watch as a lot of that recurves. so just food for thought. 60s and 70s and 80s on the temps. most of these are below average inland. they are near average coast and bay. it may be warmer imland. >>> wells fargo reported second quarter earnings. the

it's my fault he's not here. he's marketing our event and our city to both the uk and u and maintaining our licensing and trademark over there. he's been really proactive about working with neighborhoods and clubs in the fair grounds. this year we've actually adapted our street fair footprint a little bit to work well with the department of parking and traffic, and the other organizations and businesses on the fair groubdz and these are all things that came out of his really imaginative crow yehtive thinking to make the best for san francisco and raise the most money for our charities. i wanted to say as his boss i'm very supportive of this volunteer work and hope you will consider his application. thank you. >> hello supervisors, i'm [inaudible] here right now in my dj and night life producer hat. i'm here today not because any of the other applicants are not strong applicants with great track records. i'm here today because i've had the pleasure of working with mr. moshoyannis on folsom streets events under dev

there are no words to describe it here's my house and it all happened right here it's not clear what caused the boeing seven seven seventh's of fall out of the sky leaving nearly three hundred civilians dead several different possibilities have now been thrown up the locals here it's all that's what they saw just before that plane came crashing down i was watching t.v. i heard a roar into explosions i would know that and saw spinning plane without a wing with something falling out of it the plane was shot down there were explosions in the sky in apart from the loud sounds of the plane itself i heard the buzz which fighter jets make the area where the plane crashed is near several mines that sustain people economically in the done as krege and so it comes as no surprise that coal miners or some of the first on hand to help at the scene of the tragedy i've lived here with my family my whole life here where the crash happened i've been working in this coal mine for forty years and now i just want to help that's all our own government is bombing us there's thirty people in our ship and j

i'm here representing the [speaker not understood]. and i'm here today to encourage your support [speaker not understood], specifically the additional $19 are a,000 for cal fresh to fund [speaker not understood] [speaker not understood]. a collaboration between hfa and the food bank that increases access to cal fresh by fast track application assistance and benefits of determination at local community sites. the goal of this event is to have clients seen by eligibility workers and walk away with their benefits cards in no longer than one hour and we are highly successful at achieving this ~. due to food bank's vast partner agency and partnership with hsa we are able to provide education and outreach to vulnerable people in their neighborhoods. in addition to the $195,000 would augment the 2.1 million in the mayor's budget set for cal fresh hsf staffing. through confluence of more highly trained eligibility staff and support for cbos, we can bridge the gap of the estimated 50,000 likely eligible san franciscans who are not currently acc

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come here. step over here a little step back a lit step a little bit more.to have to -- >> jimmy: that's on too tight for me. >> all right. >> jimmy: giant irish head. really do, yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's really -- let me just loosen that for you. >> all right. here we go. you ready? get in there. all right. now tighten it up. >> channing: wow. yeah! >> all right. so, those are your hands [ laughter ] >> channing: what? >> you feel them? you got those triggers. look down at your hands. can you look down at your hands? >> jimmy: got it. >> all right. >> now, squeeze your -- squeeze your hands. squeeze y all right. so you got fists - you're not holding [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not holding my hand? >> take that. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> take this guy right okay. >> jimmy >> channing: my ha away for a minute. >> now, look around. >> jimmy: ahh! what am i doing? >> channing, chann channing, look up. >> jimmy: that' >> look down. look down. >> jimmy: i'm stroking channing's teeth. [ laughter ] >> look what -- that's not -- that's not channing. >> jimmy >> that's a

harvey milk lgtb democratic club here. as you know, he started our club 40 years ago and since that time we've worked tirelessly to carry on his political legacy. that's why standing before you today is such an honor. he was elected to the boss in 1977 when he saw lgtb, people of color, elderly people and sick people falling pray to an epidemic of skyrocketing rents and unaffordable housing. he was assassinated before it came to pru wigs. the parallels between that time and today are striking. rents are again skyrocketing and low and middle income people are being priced out of our city. the need for the anti speculation tax is even more obvious today. i urge you to see those parallels between today and the late 1970s and honor the legacy of harvey milk bypassing this piece of legislation. today we begin to finish the work that harvey milk started. the clear community in our community is afraid. around the world are leave anything droves because they cannot afford to stay. and as you'll hear from the many community members

all is quiet here. because the giants are right in the middle of a long road trip. >> yeah, and well the giants got the job done yesterday in philadelphia, there was major concern this morning surrounding the health of two of their stars. here's amy gutierrez from comcast sportsnet. >> reporter: good morning everyone, your san francisco giants in the midst of a seven game road trip, and today they kick off game two of a four day contest against the philadelphia phillies. good news, giants took the series from miami, the bad news, they're down a couple of important men. brandon belt and matt cain both placed on the disabled list. brandon belt saturday was hit in the face been aarnt throw during batting practice. he's been put on the seven day concussion list, and matt cain has been placed on the 15 day disabled list with right elbow inflammation. bruce bochy recently did say that matt has been experiencing a quote unquote cranky elbow since spring training. and the 2010 mri showed that matt had bone chip

we have karen here. karen, how do we pick corn here? >> it is super easy. it, pull the stalk in one hands, ear in the other. pull down. pull down and twist. >> pretty simple? there you go. >> now, how long do you have to, i guess, grow the corn? >> it takes about a month and a half to go from seed to stalk to ear of corn. we usually get one, maybe two ears of corn on each stalk. >> i ask you how do you know if the corn will be sweet. >> we grow it in the state of new jersey but also ice our corn or refrigerate it immediately upon picking, so when you come in the farm market, see our corn on ice, if you are traveling a distance, we put it on ice for you, keeps the sugar content from turning to starch so always have sweet delicious. >> iced corn. >> exactly. >> grow corn here, have products. >> sure do. >> blue berry cornbread, corn con ceso, black bean and corn sals, a we have cornbread, all kind of yummy things made fresh in our farm market. >> you guys do everything fresh here? >> everything fresh here. >> at johnson's corner farm. now, does the corn need

here. firefighters have just gotten the blaze under control tonight. good evening, i'm erik thomas. >> and i'm anna dates. >> abc 7 news reporter allen long has the very latest. >> reporter: you can see behind me they're just now putting out the remnants of this fire. it's still burning very hot back there. but they say it's under control. they finally got it under control about an hour ago. but the solano county sheriff's department says it destroyed eight homes before they stopped it. this is the eighth home destroyed by this fire. it is still burning out there, but firefighters say the flames have reached all the way to the river so it no longer poses a threat. now, the fire actually started after embers from the first one in collinsville blew about a half mile east of here. this is a small community across the san joaquin river from pittsburg. it broke out around 1:30 and destroyed several homes and collinsville road. the winds were blowing at more than 20 miles per hour and it took eme

here. so where are them? -aren't them here? -i already asked you that. -when? -feels like a while ago. want to take it from the top? rates for us and them. now that's progressive. >>> all right. time for what do we need to know for next week. >> well, in this time of volatility and this market, and i don't know the direction the market is headed in. i look at the yield. i look at starwood, an 8% return. >> very, very good. how about you? >> well, i'm looking at, ironically, the most unstable parts of the world like the frontier markets. they are holding up as our own markets here have skiddishness. frn, an etf, exchange traded fund, owning frontier markets, a lot of risk, but a lot of upside, and i own a lot of countries at capitalstake.com. >> off the beaten path, fantastic. appreciate it very much. before we go, it's time to wake up, america. we elected a president who rather play pool and drink beer in colorado than address the american crisis developing at our border. you do see what's going on, right? president obama makes americans forget about the scanda

we are in here with you. don't make it to where we are locked up being locked up, you know what i'm saying? >> hey, have i ever told you i loved you? i love you. i'm sorry it pains you guys. >> limited to only 30 minutes, the visit hardly seemed to have begun when it's time to leave. >> i love you, now be good. bye. >> stay strong. >> yes, sir. i'm praying, hoping this is the last time they have to come up here like this and see me behind the glass. it's not a good feeling, not a good feeling. >> i feel about when i don't see him anymore, i get sad. when i see him, i get happy. >> i want him to be here, then i don't want him to be here. i want him to learn his lesson while he's here so when he comes home, he knows right from wrong, what to do and whatnot to do. >> as a mother, i want to touch him and are you okay and give him a hug. i haven't been able to do that. one day, i will. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthc

here how did. well with filming in the center of the city four rockets a fire just behind us from a well known local military site the israeli prime minister has given orders to the israeli army to escalate its ground operations in the gaza strip palestinians here remember all too well of the winter two thousand and eight now an invasion of the gaza strip this a month of ramadan a time that is meant to be peaceful palestinian muslims simply pray to god to protect them and their families. well the c.n.n. news network pulled its correspondent from covering the israeli palestinian conflict up to she tweeted that israelis were cheering as they watched bombs land in gaza she later deleted that message but not before it had already been retreated two hundred times and this comes after another american network n.b.c. also removed its correspondent from the same region without explanation to get more almost stories visit our website that's r.t. dot com. we will have more very latest for you from gaza and u

maybe 25,000 people here. this is by far the biggest viewing party that the soccer federation put on throughout the tournament. people were cheering and chanting and body surfing and balls going up in the air. quiet at times and this is tense. this is do or die. they are cautious and cheering on the team. we went down to the crowd earlier. >> 20 years since coming to the stated yum, i got this at 12 years old. 20 years ago with my father and now with my mother 20 years later in the same stadium. >> we have been playing soccer our whole lives and soccer is just getting popular. these people are rallying together and celebrating. this is the greatest thing ever. >> if you want to win you need the support in america. >> tony, a little historical fact here 20 years ago, the head of the team actually played against belgium when with the german team and lead the germans to a win. fans here today are hoping that he's able to lead the u.s. team to a win today as well. >> pick up on that, the coach of usa soccer, early

we have our charging station here. then over here you can see we've got a whole variety of things, including the all-important different tags. so, lawrence, do you want to talk a little about the tags? >> sure. people want to know what do these tags mean. is my building safe or unsafe. these are the city owe initial tags. staying in your home doesn't require that you get a tag. it just means that you use common sense and maybe get help from people who might be around who can help you evaluate whether it's a safe place to stay. >> you might want to know because regular city services are disrupted, you might want to know when trash pick up is, if you need to get clean water, et cetera. also in the neighborhood support center, that kind of information would be available and we've got a little of that up here. >> trash pick up resumes regular schedule on wednesday. >> that's right. >> please mark your human waste. >> that's right. >> so, this is kind of an information center, communication center, also a center that hopefu

today, roseanne barr is here.arbecue seso pappy's smokehouse is here to show us how to make mouth-watering ribs. plus all the latest juicy "hot topics." now, here's wendy! >> wendy: yeah! uh huh. hey, now. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to the program.

here is the million dollar question.hy did they do it in the first place, many say because of the company's long history of supporting democrats and obama. it is obvious to me, is it obvious to you? >> this has everything to do with politics. jim senegal, founder of costco, former ceo, has $489,000 to democrats opposed to $500 to republicans. if you look at how much he has given to barack obama, over $39,000. if you look at costco employees as a whole, they have given over $203,000. come on. i think it is a coincidence, i don't think it is coincidence they have given all this money to democrats and all of a sudden don't like dinesh d'souza's book. >> what about that speech from a costco retail store. >> it is okay to criticize the ideas but can't criticize them for having those ideas. d'souza has no right to be featured at costco, just the same as, i don't know, islamist has no right to be featured at a church gift store. they can offer whatever they want. may hurt the bottom line. >> a lot of money was -- clearly the co

maybe you are not going to make it here and pumping them up. it was a master strategy given how well the team has played. change your travel plans and make sure your family and you are ready to travel after the tournament is over. a vote of a confident that the coach thinks that the team is sticking around for a little while longer now. >> thank you. >> coming up, okay, it looks like empty unmade bed and it is. a priceless work of art. it is hitting the auction blocks. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. funeral services today for the three teenagers found dead in the middle east and they are a blaming hamas for the deaths. >> russians jets are in the iraqi air space. iraq's parliament met today without forming a new government. >> fans are gathering to watch the world cup day and team facing belgium. the winner of today's match will a advance to the quarter finals. o thousands of people taking to the streets in hong kong and they want the leader to defact. this is one of the visible challenges to the rule in more than a deca

i want to first apologize that general manager isn't here this evening, but my intent here is basically to answer any questions that you may have with respect to the project or any other component of this item. again, the department's been working on this particular project, i think as stated earlier on the presentation, since 2006. our partnership with the city field foundation is going on nine years now or just past nine years with tremendous success all across the city and have achieved what the primary goal of what this measure and partnership was was to increase play time and failed availability for our youth primarily. and as demonstrated with successes across the city at 14 different fields we've increased play time by roughly about 67,000 hours for children and adults throughout the city and with the institution of it will golding gate park beach chalet project we hope to continue that process for that area of the city as well. with that, i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> no questions. thank you very much for representing rec and park. >> thank you. >> mm-hm. i

here's what's important. we know the s&p peaked here in early march. we know that -- excuse me -- there we go, s&p peaks here in early march as well as these two stocks, s&p bottoms in jup, and so do these two stocks. google was able to make a run for the past top. presumption is that facebook is going to follow suit. as google, we say so to does facebook play alongside. >> wow. >> you look at the chart, it's a good looking chart, the way google rallied, up on the highs, four and a quarter percent. you saw the correlations there. if you're a trader, look at the way we slugged off the news yesterday, you bet they'll hold massive trend they've been in for over a year, and facebook up 150% the last years ago and you'd rather play for a new high with an event coming up than a retracement back to the trend line in the market environment. >> i think that's true. one of things to look for is a significant turn in trend to get exceptionally pe lly bearish. this and a lot of names. skepticism, we had it, and we need a turning point, and i don't think it's here.

meanwhile here's your area dew points, is there a decent discrepancy here. almost like this cold front is locked in right over our area when you are dealing with the dew point of 56 in mount pocono it is a nice dry air mass, still 68 in philadelphia which means it the is a touch muggy and when you are in the 70's throughout southern new jersey, central southern delaware, it is steamy outside but at least we don't have sunshine to help heat things up too badly at this point. we will see it as day progresses. late day shower or thunderstorm in the cards so dodge ago this here and there, still in the evening and then skies should clear. we will drop down to 70 degrees. over course of time, temperatures somewhat seasonal friday, saturday, sunday. saturday will be the nicest day in the forecast before our next round of showers and storms start to move in and that will happen as early as late day on sunday. ukee, back to you. >>> in sports, don't look now but phillies go for a sweep in milwaukee today, phillies and brewers in afternoon baseball, first pitch 2:10 p

what you do here, you can either put a tip on it right here, sharpen it down on concrete to where youould have a piece that -- it's actually -- >> a matter of minutes. this wouldn't even be detected in a metal detector at all. >> no. >> something to get to the yard real quick. use it, throw it, flush it. it's over with. >> you could go into somebody's heart, pop a jugular vein, take an eyeball out. >> then clear the evidence. >> then you clear the evidence. and your work station is clean. >> it was a slashing over in badger section involving hispanics. the hispanics are now on lockdown. the entire badger section is on lockdown. >> our crew was at san quentin hours after an inmate was slashed across the face with a shank. the attacker was identified and put in administration segregation for questioning. but now the entire cell block is about to be searched for weapons. >> keep your eyes open. keep your ears open do your normal cell searches, handle your business, be safe. >> a large team of correctional officers will search every square inch of their cells. first, all the inmates are r