herman known as the james r.erman tribute and associated [inaudible] and approval of display of james r. herman cruise terminal at pier 27. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is [inaudible]. tonya, i'm with the planning and development division at the port. i'm going to propose the james r. hermantribute. here's a picture to the international long shore and warehouse union, also referred to as the lwu local 34 water front division, along with several other chapters and members have commissioned a piece of art to give to the port as a permanent installation for the new james r. herman [inaudible] 27. commissioner james r. herman was an advocate for maritime industries and job creation. he was very active along the water front, working in a variety of warehouses and plants and involved in several bargaining and enforcement activities. he started his career at the age of 17, going out to see as a member of national union of marine cooks and stewards. commissioner her man was appointed by appointed and served a

images and bigraphical information about commissioner herman. the installation also features a directional sound system that provides highlights from commissioner herman's speeches. when a person is in close proximity, the ambient pattern on the sculpture will respond to their presence, the touch screen will prompt spruers to interact with it and various quotes will appear on the sculpture. this is what the tribute will look like when no one's near it and then this is what it will look like when someone comes near it, it will animate. the port that james r. herman and floating point collective have knee gauche yited gift agreement that provides the terms under which the port can accept this unconditional gift. this gift agreement will give the port the following authority -- full ownership of the tribute, and secondly the approval of the content and any content changes. this agreement also contains customary releases and waivers for the committees and artist rights to allow the port unrestricted use for the tribute. in order to accept this there

jimmy herman was a true working hero. he wasn't a bureaucrat. he had a third grade education, grew up in the streets of newark, new jersey. he went to sea as a young man, was a cook on the ships, and it's amazing he used to lecture college kids. he thought them what common sense was, taught them what social justice was and about responsibility, but thought them the art of you can be whatever you want to be and also his work with the lansing street, with the two burton brothers, jimmy was very instrumental with that. jimmy marched with cesar chavez. i mean, today if jimmy was alive his accomplishments are so much he wouldn't want any recognition. he left his townhouse to a person. he just donated because he was the type of person that didn't believe much in money. he was the type of person that believed your mark is what you left behind, how many people that you helped in your life. i think jimmy herman was like the maya angelo of the water front. even with the lansing street when it was over up at cathedral hill, pacific heights, people in that

sergeant sarah herman has come to talk to her about her behavior. >> your history says you can't copen general population because you've had issues with everybody. >> i mean, it's not all my fault but i understand what you're saying. >> let's talk about fault. real quick, if you're not in it, it wouldn't happen. so either own it or you don't. >> i take full responsibility. >> then nothing else needs to be said. nothing else needs to be said. that's called owning it 100%. once you get to that point, miss 20-year-old, happy birthday, okay? that tells me that maybe, just maybe in your future, all of this will change. i'm hoping for you, okay? am i confident? no. i'm not going to tell you anything different. you've got a lot to learn at 20 years old. a lot. your habits have not changed. they have not. you are doing in jail, according to this report, what you are accustomed to on the street. the behavior is the same. >> i mean, what the report says is that i was selling pills in the pod which is not true. >> i don't want twoont talk about the selling the pill thing. close that new york mou

and the whole team in berlin, thank you -- i am sarah herman, and for the whole team in berlin, thank joining . >> 20,000 hindus on the way to the most important festival of the year. they have come to germany from all over the world for the 12-day event. they are not gathering in southern india or sri lanka, but in the valley city of palm. this is the most important man. he is not available for interview. we look for someone who can tell us what he is doing here. we find his daughter. goddess, work with the and carry out the rituals. every time they stop, he holds a ritual. this is the goddess. the faithful believe her benevolent glance fulfills every wish brought to her. the temple built in her honor is the second largest in europe. it is not only open to believers. visitors like us are welcome, too. we enter the temple at the heart of hindu life in germany. the temple is where the world of the gods meets the human world, we are told, and they make the connection. he founded this temple in the after fleeing the civil war in the sri lankan homeland. hindus say that is not chance, but

i first met him when he came here on behalf of herman sweat. so a black boy could come to the university of texas and to look at this audience in this beautiful university auditorium and see the groups that are participating today must make him feel and must make the groups that supported him feel that all has not been in vain. but now that i've said that, i want to say this. i don't want this symposium to come here and spend two days talking about what we have done. i often tell the story about fact by eported in a churchill in the women's lib movement, maybe prohibition movement, a little ahead and said they were shocked to hear that if all the alcohol he consumed during the war, the brandy had he had drunk were emptied in in a room, it would come up to about here. and churchill looked on with a certain amount of satisfaction and amusement. instead of let his feathers rise up and he purported to reply my dear little ladies, so little have i done, so much yet i have to do. [laughter] [applause] so, let no one delude themselves that our work is

herman. >> good afternoon. i wanted to first quickly note that i come from jimmy's local. jimmy became president in 1964 by the local w 34. he became a true san francisco. minnie silver is part of the committee. an honorary member is democratic leader pelosi. jimmy hadden credible values. it was the propensity to reach out to individuals and raise up everybody. you noticed that with his cooperation and work with delancey stleet. he wanted to have a vision of the people in san francisco where everybody had equal access, where immigrants, people of color, etc, really had a second chance to do things. after jimmy became president of local 34, he went on to be the second international president of the union. and he succeeded larry bridges, a legendary figure. shortly before he became president for the board commission and served in that capacity for 10 years. you can see he very much very much became a true san franciscans. it's fantastic if you know the truly model terminal is named after him and to my knowledge is the only labor leader and activist that has a public building

mr.er: my question is for herman. seems the republicans tend to view ofave a very vague what they think obama should do. i want to know from his perspective -- it appears they just find a way to be against. they never really put a perspective out there as far as what they would actually do. they think in very broad terms. i believe obama came out and sayd cancer, and they would he never did anything for heart patients. what does he think, as an american, what does he think that obama should do about the issues he has a problem with? guest: i will start out by inherited a big mess in the world when he came in. having said that, if you want a list of things you should have done differently -- if you draw that redline, you have to enforce it. if you draw it, you have to enforce it. when he first came in office, he gave up missile defenses in poland without getting anything back from the russians. away the works and nafta trade. i think he hasn't been especially good on the bargaining table. i think it's awful response a

in 6f, sergeant sarah herman has just learned that the agitated inmate is headed her way. >> i'm getting a new arrival from the booking area. my sergeant just called me and told me that this gentleman is not happy. taking one, two, three, four, five, six. so once he's out of their custody, we try to bring it down just a little bit emotionally so that he doesn't cause any disturbance in my area. >> thank you, gentlemen. we appreciate it. >> we'll talk when we get you secured in a cell. >> here it is. >> bring your hands forward. there you go. >> thanks, sarge. >> the inmate is brian singletary. he's serving a 30-year prison sentence for crimes including assault on a law enforcement officer, carrying a concealed firearm and possession with intent to sell. >> what is your complaint? >> my complaint is i have been getting treated bad since i got here. i have been singled out. >> what happened? >> my legal stuff that went through and tore up. you know, i mean, so i don't know what has been taken and what's not been taken. >> okay. we have no interest in taking your legal stuff. you do underst

and be herman doesn't have to -- and herman doesn't have to pick up the newspaper as being surprised at what's going to happen next in the world because he and his staff have been there, know what's going on and do great jobs anticipating it. and most recently, he was this front of the ukraine/russia difficulties. it's a great publication. i suggest those of you who have a few hundred dollars, you may want to join the american foreign policy council. i expect all of you here are interested in foreign policy, and it's a way of keeping up-to-date. very low overhead operation, but they do great work on foreign policy and intelligence. and then to my immediate right is my old friend doug bandow who i knew first back in the reagan administration when he was an assistant to the president, and he is a senior fellow at the the cato institute, and doug has turned out i don't know how many books and endless articles on -- one of the world's most prolific authors dealing a lot with foreign policy. we're going to do this a little bit of a general session today rather than each of us specializing

that's what is getting this pitbull named herman lot of attention tonight. driving in atlanta saw the injured dog at first he thought the two had been fighting but once he realized herman was protecting her, he snapped this shot and it's going viral. >> i didn't know that it was going to go as far as it did. ooh wanted that get the dog some help. get the other dog a home, you know, that's good. that's what i'm hoping for. >> we're sad to say the female dog did not survive the injuries she suffered in car accident. herman though who's in an animal shelter is getting a lot of interest even from her former owner and we're told he may have have a home again very soon. >> angry passenger tweets about an airline and then gets kicked off a plane. he says he was humiliated and forced to delete this tweet or miss his thirty nine. the comment that caused so much trouble coming up. >> a lot of people enjoying nice glass of wine as karen hepp just showed you but would you rub it on your face? all over your face is yet another knew hot trend. what some say the wine facia

. >> sergeant sarah herman takes a personal interest in many of hillsborough county's female inmates wants to discuss her plan to get back on track. >> i'm ready for a change and ready to be with my babies and my family. >> how old are your children? >> my daughter's 4 and my other one is 3 and my son just turned 14 thursday. >> what is going to keep you other than your kids, from not coming here again? >> i'm willing to change. >> what's your plan? >> to complete my ged and finish school and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied. that's the key, i realize. >> she didn't start taking drugs until she was 24 and addiction quickly took after her life. >> each day you have to choose and decide, what is sonya going to do today? if it didn't feel right, if you feel it in your gut, leave. run, run, run. and i'm happy you have your mind set on doing the right thing. >> i thank you and appreciate it. >> no problem. >> thanks. >> she had a five-year suspended prison sentence and was in a drug treatment program when she took a methadone pill and failed a drug test. >> i threw it all aw

. >> standing by her side that's what's getting this pitbull named herman a lot of attention tonight a man driving in atlanta saw the injured dog. at first he thought the two had been fighting once he realized herman was protecting her, he snapped this shot and it's going viral. >> i didn't know that it was to go go as far as it did. i want to get the dog some help. get the dog a home that's what i'm hoping for. >> sad to say the female dog did not survive the injury. she suffered in a car accident. herman whose in an animal shelter is getting a lot of interest even from his former owner and we're told he may have a home again real soon. >> we hope so. >>> there's another reason to hit the boardwalk in wildwood. >> indeed the new distinction for the food there might have you rethinking your weekend plans. and with the sun in the sun comes a warning. a local young woman's world is turned upside down when doctors diagnose her with melanoma at age 29. why she says what she has to say could save your life. >> and later, the veteran who wanted -- waited so long at a va clinic ended up bei

supporters of palestine putting that on at justin herman plaza. >> local organizations have weighed in on the fighting, mark. >> reporter: and one of them michelle a screwish organization called the -- jewish organization called the judicious community relations council. they represent organizations here in the bay area and said israel's right as a sovereign country to defend itself from relentless rocket fire. in the richmond district, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> 6:303. time for traffic and we understand the metering lights are already on. >> yes at the bay bridge. and we'll show you how badly backed it up in just a minute. first to the east bay though. the on ramp to southbound 242. kind of a trouble spot there. there's no return accident on the on ramp. so you may have some trouble using that clayton road ramp in the meantime. southbound 242 itself looks okay actually. coming through concord and heading into pleasant hill and walnut creek. here's the live look at the south bay. northbound 101 i mentioned some slowdowns. just beyond that 280 and 680 interchange. 880. 280 everything else p

she takes her wine like herman, herman -- like her men, full bodied, bitter and costs $10. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. and his eyes can see to your soul which and ironic because he doesn't have one. it is tv's andy levy. and my pleasure to welcome back tom kotter. i admit that was pathetic. you have a thing in your ear. and next to me man who can kill you with his nostril hairs, it is terry sappert. >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. >> oh. are their faces disgraces? it is another crisis sparked by isis. fresh from telling christians in the iraqi city of mosul they must convert or die, the islamic state has said all mannequins -- yes, man new kins, must be veiled. the sunni extremists took control of mosul last month and according to the ap, shop owners have been told to cover the faces of male and female mannequins due to interpretation of shari'a law that forbids statues or art work depicting the human form. progress. here in the land of the free and the home of the brave, we like our mannequins totally uncovered. >> that makes me want to enlist. i want

they rallied at justin herman plaza to stop supporting israel.olice are investigating tonight after two people were found dead in sausalito overnight. they are calling the death suspicious. 24r is no threat to the public. they have not released anything about a possible motive or the victim's name. dozens of people must find a new place to live after a fast-moving fire damaged an apartment building in san lorenzo. the flames quickly spread to the attic. the red cross is helping the families who live there. >>> cooler temperatures and lighter winds are forecast in wildfire-stricken washington state this week which could help firefighters battle fires that have destroyed more than 150 homes so far. more than a dozen fires are burning right now across the northwest. abc news reporter with the latest. >> inch by inch, these are the men and women on the front lines creating a perimeter around the wildfire that has been burning out of control for nearly a week. >> we are trying to protect this side of the orchard so it doesn't blow up on us. >> what wa

item 31 is a resolution to authorize the port to accept a gift of art referred to as the james r herman valued at 250,000 for display at pier 27. >> same house same call. this resolution's adopted. next item. >> item 32 is a resolution to authorize the filing of applications for funding assigned to the metropolitan transportation commission and authorize the department of public works to accept and eks pend approximately 1.3 million in awarded grant funds. >> same house same call. this resolution adopted. >> item 33 is a resolution to authorize real property [inaudible] not to exceed amount of 2.79 million. >> same house same call. this resolution's adopted. >> item 34 is a resolution to approve the jurisdictional transfer for property commonly known as the san francisco reservoir under the [inaudible] and approving the transfer price of 9.9 million. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you president chiu and thank you colleagues for hearing this item today. many ways, very surreal after all this time, they're actually voting on the reservoir and what's going to be a transformative project,

. >> more than 1,000 people are expected to attend the valley and it is justin herman place do and also happening, gentleman self martin said his only mistake was being too affectionate with his students. his chest patting was a way of calming them down. >> he is an affectionate man and caring man and he is finally getting a chance to tell the true story of what occurred. >> martin is charged with 150 counts of molestation and he will be pack on. >>> an officer was fired at. officer rob roche shot tear gas into the crowd. the crowd had been trying to help iraq protesters who had been injured by a bean bag fired by another unidentified police officer. an arbitrator overturned the termination saying the officer was following orders. he is being helped with back pay. >>> and the incident is critical to improve relations between the community and police department. anthony has more than 20 years of police miss couldn't -- conduct as well. >>> and two stranded hikers in napa county, the president democrat said they were hiking tuesday afternoon when they were overcome by the heat and called

. >>> a wanted fugitive is behind bars tonight, this is herman cave, police say he shot a man in a norristown holdup last week. officials tracked him down and arrested him at his girlfriend's home in berks county. cave is charged aggravated murder and assault and other charges. >>> turning now to the forecast another warm, humid day, seniors in north philadelphia got help beating it. comcast and senior services distributed free fans on broad street. they will definitely come in handy tonight. sky 6 hd overlooking penn's landing. looking warm tomorrow, it will be more humid. cecily tynan is out seed of our studios with the details. >> tomorrow will be warmer and more humid. today on the sticky side, philadelphia currently checking in with a temperature of 86 degrees, we were 87 degrees earlier and a little bit of cloud cover is forming, allentown 87 and trenton 86 and wilmington 83, look along the shore, sea isle city and the boardwalk and beach haven 77. the ocean temperature is warm, currently 74 degrees, if you look at temperatures across the eastern half of the country though, you can see

herman i want to thank the commission for voicing my concerns. i live on 448 duncan street right across in the proposed project i will there with my wife and daughter we've been living in this neighborhood for over 18 years now and really like the character of the neighborhood it has a small hometown feeling a lot of the simple homes not two big and older so we want to preserve the character of the neighborhood the way it is and that's why we're quite concerned about the proposed structure of the new building. i agree it is too big i think that this fourth level penthouse with the roof-deck will also have a negative impact the noise and the privacy of our neighborhood. i live about two houses uphill from the proposed site and people are on the roof-deck a they'll directly see into my living room and one of my bedroom windows where my little daughter is sleeping i'm concerned that is an impact on our privacy and also concerned about the potential noise so in enclosure i'd like to ask you, please request the removal of the fourth floor with the pen

>> steve: but it did sound like pee-wee herman. >> jimmy: a little bit. >> steve: uncanny!jimmy: yeah. >> steve: why would they release that? >> jimmy: odd choice. i saw that this week marks the fourth anniversary of one direction. yeah. [ cheers ] and to -- [ cheers ] to mark the anniversary, the boy band actually posted a a photo of themselves from four years ago when they actually started out. >> steve: aww. >> jimmy: take a look. isn't that cute? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's right! it's the fourth anniversary of one direction which means it's also the fourth anniversary of when bieber started drinking. and it's just -- [ laughter ] bieber is in trouble again. justin bieber. i -- did you hear about this -- he was apparently spotted riding in a wheelchair last week at disneyland so he could skip to the front of the line for some rides. >> steve: i don't know. >> jimmy: i don't think that's true. i think they're just picking on him. yeah. i think he's -- i think, i think he sprained his ankle. people were saying he was skipping the line. in his defense, his

philippe>>lieutenant herman robinson says a 26-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy were both shot in their lower bodies. this while police say the man was strapping the children into their safety seats. >> "we found at least a dozen shellcasings out in the street in front of the residence." philippe>>the victim's were taken to a hospital but police say they are expected to survive their injuries. >> "the two victims, they didn't have any reason as to why they had been targeted." philippe>>jasmine porter says after checking in with the children's mother, she's just relieved that they are safe. >>"i actually walked down halfway to her house and just asked her was her and her kids okay, and she said yes, and i was just so happy to hear that. i just walked back home and i didn't worry about what else happened." >>in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>the woman accused of leaving her children inside a car.while she gambled at an east bay casino. was back in court today. faley nyet is facing felony child endangerment charges for leaving her 2 and 3 year old daughters in a hot car. polic

the argentinean drum player's name, herman, german. >> my second last name is german, but i can't cheer for germany. >> reporter: tonight he and his countrymen share their sorrow while german adds another star to their world cup victories. they ask for leniency at work tomorrow. san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>>? san jose, fans watched at st. james park. fans from both countries were there. we'll have highlights and a near goal from argentina coming up in ts. >>> across the globe, an estimated 800 million to 1 billion people watched the world cup. if you weren't one of them, you don't have to be clueless about the game when people talk about it tomorrow. head to abc7news.com and look at why the germans were able to pull off the win. >>> still ahead at 6:00, an astronaut proclaims it's christmas in july at the international space station. why a delivery launched today is so welcome. >>> plus, why doctors may start testing your nose to help diagnose alzheimer's. >>> and video of a wild rescue? >>> a new study could have doctors checking your sense of smell to test for alzhei

. >> reporter: so another demonstration is set for this saturday at justin herman plaza here in san francisco. that is saturday at 1:00. frank? >> and mark, local organizations are beginning to weigh in on the fighting as well right? >> reporter: they are as well. there's one specifically the jewish community relations council. they of course represent synagogues jewish organizations all throughout the bay area. earlier this month, they released a statement saying israel's right as a sovereign country to defend itself from this relentless rocket fire, of course secretary of state john kerry headed to egypt today to hopefully negotiate a cease fire. in the richmond district, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> international outrage is growing as investigators continue to have trouble getting access to the malaysia airlines crash site in eastern ukraine. as cbs news' ko im reports there's concern pro russia separatists tampered with evidence since the plane went down. >> reporter: unrest and uncertainty lie in eastern ukraine over the weekend rescuers found more than 250 bodies. they were stacked in refrig

. >> sergeant sarah herman noticed striking changes in moore's appearance since her first arrest in 2001cks and the mug shot taken a year ago for her most recent arrest on a murder charge. >> she's had a lot of work done. she's had plastic surgery. you can tell around the eyes. it looks as though she's had something done around the peak of the nose and something around the jaw, like it's a little more defined. >> when moore was arrested a year ago for the murder of a florida lottery winner, she was blonde and weighed 210 pounds. >> i was fat. put me on the beach and it was a whale. i was fat, so, yeah. >> moore has lost more than 60 pounds over the past 12 months. >> this is "the biggest loser" contest, and i got the public humiliation to go along with it, but now i'm skinny. >> she has said that the food is horrible. i'm not going to eat that i'm not going to eat that stuff. and that's okay. but our concern more so, is even though she's saying that, we want to make sure that she's not declaring a hunger strike, that that's something that's going to be detrimental to her health. >> moore

developing here in the bay area, an estimated 15 machine people gathered in san francisco's justin herman plaza to protest to the ongoing violence in gaza. demonstrators marched carrying signs and spreading their message for israel to stop attacking the palestinian people and for the u.s. to stop sending israel aide. we're now taking a live look at the group rallying at the plaza. pro-israeli groups say israel has a right to protect themselves against terrorist and hamas is dedicated to the destruction of israel. and we can still see people at the plaza. >>> the united states has closed and evacuated its embassy in libya as the security situation deteriorates in the capitol of tripoli. clashes between rival militias are becoming more violent. american traveler advised to steer clear of libya. here's more. >> it was a daring operation. 150 americans in a convoy driving from the u.s. embassy in tripoli across northern libya and into safety in neighboring tunisia. with a sufferance drone buzzing overhead and two f-16 fighter jets nearby. the evacuation so dangerous, u.s. marines were on stan

herman was gemini and joe proce was a taurus. but how did the zodiac know the victim's astrological signs? >> are you kidding? it freaked them out completely. the new york city police department went into the biggest man hunt. it was mammoth. and it was driving them crazy. >> at this point investigators realized the zodiac had contacted them before. they just didn't know it. >> three months earlier he had written a letter to police headquarters but it was ignored. >> and basically it was viewed humorously. here's a nut letter. i believe it was posted on a bulletin board. it was not taken very seriously. >> this letter held yet another clue. >> the zodiac will kill the 12 signs in the built when the zodiacal light is sign. orion is the one who can stop zodiac and the seven sisters. >> an astrologist told that orion and the seven sisters of the pleiades were not visible on the skyline. >> this thing is all over the newspaper now. like the biggest case for years in new york city. >> 25 years earlier a man in san francisco killed six

, in that presidential candidate's debate, what herman cain cited as the words of a poet were lyricslater said they were the closing song of the 2000 olympics. no, they really were from the pokemon movie. who can blame him? at least he didn't preened it the lyrics were his own work. they were pokemon's work. that was the mistake made, claiming the words were his own. that was the mistake made by joe biden when he ran for president in 1988. his presidential effort was derailed largely by the revelations that he had plagiarized a campaign speech from a british politician. mr. biden at the time said it was an honest mistake, but that plagiarism revelation killed the campaign for him. then there were allegations about rand paul, we first broke the news on this show that senator rand paul had given a speech in virginia. he read out loud whole paragraphs long sections of the wikipedia entry for gattaca. he delivered it as a speech. it soon emerged that rand paul had given a different speech where he just read outloud from the different movie. people realize that rand paul had a real plagia

up in the sierra and a big batch that remains tropical storm herman. you can see a little line here. maybe even into lake county as well. this will lift out pretty fast but it is there. the moisture also around fresno. this is lighting up pretty well. this is incredible it continues. up to mammoth and heading up toward the sierra nevada. a couple of 50s here. east bay temps anywhere from mid 60s to upper 60s. 68 in brentwood. san ramon 64. these are way you have there. lafayette 65 and temperatures here are really warm. they are very, very cool for much of the great lakes and all the way down. even into up state new york. there have been reports of record lows. record low maximum temperatures in cincinnati and dayton as 73. 54 in bismarck. omaha is 55. 52 up in tahoe. 70 in ukiah. that is also some of the cloud cover you can see right there that is keeping their low way, way up. we are just between. if some of the clouds will lift farther north that will cool our inland temps down. we've got a lot of low clouds. a few buildups here. they are north, eas

. >> another protest from the palestinian point of view is planned for saturday at justin herman plaza. >>> in just about two hours the san francisco man who was the target of a nationwide manhunt will be in court. ryan chamberlain was arrested near christie field in early june. he is accused of having a bomb in his knob hill apartment. a prosecutor says it was, quote, a fully functioning destructive device. if convicted, chamberlain could get 10 years in prison on bomb and gun possession charges. >>> where you can legally smoke in foster city can be changing. the city council votes tonight on new smoking restrictions. under the proposal smoking will not be allowed in outdoor seating areas at restaurants. only one restaurant in the city would get a temporary exemption. also, there would be no smoking within 50 feet of entrances to retail spaces and within 30 feet of multi-family residences. >>> happening today a san francisco man accused of selling more than 2,000 pounds of shark fin heads to court. the illegal contraband was seized from michaelquan's warehouse in jan. as of july 1, la

kimberly herman said she's known nick since she was in kindergarten and through high school and planned on going to usc together. >> i didn't think i was strong enough now to continue it, but i'm going to do it and i'm going to dedicate it to him. >> reporter: fire officials say finaina was in the water when lightning struck just after 2:20 yesterday afternoon. this video captured by a beachgoer shows how a sunday at the shore quickly turned tragic, 13 people treated on the scene, a surfer still hospitalized in critical condition. nick had just jumped in to rinse off sand before leaving and was in with friends. >> there was one cloud that came by and 1 lightning strike. so there was no warning. >> reporter: shanahan said his family has 1 message. >> just parents cherish your children. hug them tightly. don't let a moment go by because you never know. a trip to this beautiful beach and that's it. >> reporter: from venice beach, serene branson, kpix5. >> finaina was planning to study real estate and commercial development. there will be a prayer memorial for him tomorrow. >>> tonight cali

herman can come to this university now, but as someone said on the panel this morning, , whileonzalez, i think he considered at the counter to get a cup of coffee, he doesn't have $.50 to get it. most of them don't have it. it's not that their mother or father don't want them here. it's not that they don't have the ambition. the meansdon't have to do it. we have to level out background. law and engineering and architecture -- are they taking the initiative? sounding the call to make certain that their educational programs are so planned and so conducted that blacks are being prepared for the leadership courses and are being given the support that they must have if they are to complete the courses and to have genuine opportunities to establish themselves in positions of leadership, professional careers, and things of that matter after their college days? are our trade unions and all of those concerned with vocational oeppation doing the same to -- open up apprenticeships and training programs so that the blacks, the groups i spoke of, have a fair chance at entering and a fair chance of

herman cruise terminal project from pier 30/32 up to pier 27. and the park was still it grated into that cruise terminal project. so, at the time that the active recreation use development opportunity was being considered for pier 27-29, one of the big draws for that use was the formal pier 27 shed, the large shed. it was [speaker not understood] without posts and pileses that enabled active recreation use to be an opportunity there. and now with the cruise terminal project where we have taken out the old pier 27 and replaced it with a brand-new cruise terminal facility with the remaining pier 29 facility, that is more like the rest of our finger piers where we have piles and structural supports that really make it more difficult to do active recreation planning areas in there because they're broken up by the structure of the pier sheds. so, there has been an evolution in term of an intent 15 years ago to go for active recreation use at this particular location. and because of the events that i just described, it's now evolved into a cruise term

and furthermore, the chosen vendor which is herman miller, on-line, price, for the budgeted number of chairs, is over $1700 less than the budget's budgeted amount, including shipping and taxes. the department has budgeted 48 office chairs at $919 per chair for 44,112 dollars. similar high quality supportive chairs, were $250 to $400 less in staple's.com. and this was 919 dollars, that they budgeted. the chosen vendor, for the budgeted number of chairs is $5500 less than the department's budget amount including shipping and taxes the department budgeted 46 work stations of an average cost of $4400. that is 204,000 in total, similar high quality work stations from vendors cost, $1500 to $2500 less per work station. one dishwasher at $1900, $1300 greater than the median dishwasher, on best buy.com, and two fridges at $1800 per, and $1,000 greater than the median price on best buy.com, and one lecturn, over 3800 more than the highest on office max and 2438 greater than median price on office max.com, the department has provided one vendor quote for movage and stoertage of the art collecti

the monthly bike event known as critical mass is set to start at this hour in justin herman plaza. also, giants playing the dodgers at at&t park tonight, tomorrow and on sunday. 26,000 runners are expected at the san francisco marathon on sunday, with street closures along the embarcadero, in the financial district, and in the south market area. and also on sunday, the up your alley street fair will close door alley between howard and folsom streets. >>> the 49ers are still weeks away from their first game, but today, fans were out in force. season ticket holders were invited to levi's stadium today. take a look at their seats. thousands came out to give the stadium a game day feel. but as ktvu's anne ruben explains, a different type of football will be played on the field first. >> reporter: they are getting final practices and counting down the days the san jose earthquakes will kickoff the inaugural year at the new levi's stadium. >> i've never had more ticket requests than for this game. >> reporter: they are selling out the lower bowl, just about 45,000 seats. the idea, to tes

new wide ranging sweeping sanctions a joint statement from the president of the european council herman van rompuy the president of the european commission jose manuel barroso says that these sanctions are designed to send a clear message and warning to russia now the form that they'll take is looking at individual sectors of the russian economy and putting sanctions on them the main ones are going to be concerning energy where russia will be restricted its access to technology in financial sector where they'll be russia will be blocked from accessing russian banks will be blocked from accessing e.u. funding and in defense where both imports and exports of russian arms will be banned no deals that have already been struck including the deal between france and russia for two helicopter. ships two helicopter base ships and that will go ahead as planned but no fresh deals will be announced also included in the latest barrage of sanctions will be new inclusions on the so-called black list for individual sanctions eight more individuals in three companies if being added to that list now will

herman terminal. so, i think all these things will be interwove enin together, and i think we need to look at, and take it step-by-step ~ but i agree with the rest of my commissioners this can enhance our water froth and it build our community because that's what we're about. and i think that we need to take it one step at a time. we think about it, but clearly the community, they need to put their -- have their dialogue with the port. you need to tell us what you feel, and you got better ideas let us know. but we just can't stand around and not do anything. we need to put this place that we have to work to make -- because it's part of the economic industry in the city of san francisco. thank you. >> i'll echo the comments of my colleagues. also excited about bringing something there that will be uniquely san francisco, bay area regional focused. and i think, again, i appreciate the effort that's going into bringing in the community and there will be the advisory group as you've outlined here in the w