next we have katherine hickey. >> i'm katherine hickey, the executive droor of the benefit district. i represent 150-plus property owners and over 140 business owners so i'm the advocate for the district and working on a lot of revitalization initiatives and the balboa park area station plan clearly falls within the boundaries of the c.ful v.d. and i would like to be part of it as well, the board of the c.v.d. supervisor kim: i see that you are applying for the seat that rebates the neighborhood but i also see that you've recently moved to san francisco and this is a new neighborhood for you so i was curious to learn from you some of the issues that they should be priority ties something >> safety. and we are working with san francisco state to start to address that by creating a business launch. and a lot of storefront improvement. that's the other thing i'm starting to hear. more property owners and businesses wants to get involved with the district and really work with the residents to attract more people to the store front and have more offerings that people would like. superviso

please welcome the co-director of the campaign for america's future, roger hickey. >> all right, i would like to bring on our panel. ms. flannery, jan shakowsky, molly catchcall from we build the dream. we're still filling the room, so i want to take a moment to do a shoutout to the generational alliance and all of the young activists that they have brought here to this conference. the campaign they have been live in this country, they have brought down the average age in this conference and they brought us close to the reality on the ground. we have made a commitment to bringing those people here, but we haven't quite paid for it. i want to make a plug for you to text and use the text information on your tables, text 41444, in your message say, just future, or future dollars. we will not take any money from your card until you confirm what you would like to give us. but this would really, really help to pay for the young person's alliance and all those groups that they represent. it's right there on everybody's table. so brothers and sisters. i'm a little like reverend joel osteen, you'

. >> please welcome the co-director of the campaign for america's future, roger hickey. >> all right.'d like to bring on our panel, mr. chi cannery, jan schakowsky, molly catchfold from rebuild the dream, and damon silver from the afl-cio. all right, we're still filling the room, so i want to take a moment to do a shout-out to the generational alliance. and all of the young activists that they have brought here to this conference. the campaign that they have enlivened this conference, brought down this conference, and brought us close to reality on the ground. we have made a commitment to bringing those people here, but we haven't quite paid for it. so i want to make a pledge, a plug for you to text and use the text information on your tables, text 41444, and in your message, say, "future," just "future," or "futu "future $30." we would not take any money from your card until you confirm what you'd like to give us. let's give it for the generational alliance and all those groups that they represent. >> so you text 41444 and put in "future." it's right there on everybody's table. so br

also new one just reported southbound 280 at hickey another car fire supposed to be on the shoulder.stbound 80 berkeley at university traffic slow apparently there was a motorcycle crash they thought i was an injury, turns out to be noninjury on the shoulder there are two accidents at the scene may have been caused by debris in the lanes, westbound 80 traffic from the golden gate feels towards university not a huge back-up at this -- fields towards university not a huge back-up at this point. metering lights on, no wait at the toll slow from the tolls to the metering lights. westbound 4 bailey injury crash there traffic heavy out of antioch, also following this big rig fire in oakland north 88 omar street off-ramp. >>> -- 880 market street off-ramp. >>> mat -- matt cain's new honor. >>> clothing drive without the clothing in san francisco today. . >> good morning. san francisco honored its king of the hill at at&t park. mayor lee presented matt cain with the key to the city in tribute to his recent game. [ inaudible ] the 22nd perfect game in major league history. june 13th matt cain

. >> this is sent in by christine hickey. it's called horse net. horse rescue.es, they say horses have seven blind horses there. and a crew of deaf people take care of them. it's a wonderful organization. that's the way tauo keep it coo get a hose in the face. in space, we do have a mostly clear sky. haze in the air. few clouds on the eastern shore. but this is a cluster of some showers and thunder showers up in pennsylvania now. they're not severe. producing a little bit of thunder and lightning. drifting down, getting closer to the maryland border. should be moving into western maryland and perhaps into frederick and carol counties. over the next three or four hours. between now and then, warm and muggy. not too bad. we've got mid 70 nasdaq washington. all the area in the yellows in 70s along the bay and the shore. it's in the 50s, the dark green areas. behind the front. cooler, dryer air coming in behind that. look at the sun, just now emerging from the murky sky on the eastern horizon. that's a live view from our hd city camera. beautiful shot. we had our su

want to thank christine hickey who sent that in from mt. aire.here's another way to stay cool if you're a squirrel. look at this squirrel hanging out on the top of a cool iron fence. i bet that does feel nice. samantha dorsy sent this in from her front yard in alexandria, virginia. that's how you keep cool. as we look at temperatures around, you might want to hang out on that fence. right now 88 in washington and upper 80s near 90 and southern maryland and into virginia and shenandoah valley beginning to dry out. little bit of lower humidity beginning to move in there, near 80 degrees there, but we're still in the steam heat around the bay and now near 90 degrees. how does it feel? mid-90s to upper 90s on the eastern shore and that combination of humidity and temperatures and just 91 in washington a lot better than it was yesterday. we were at 105 for our heat index a lot of yesterday afternoon. this morning, a few sprinkles coming through early this morning, but, now we're beginning to see breaks in the clouds and a lot of sun and eastern shore

first of all, the men -- a guy gave me a hickey, left his teeth in my neck.ne guy got down on one knee and said will you be my widow? you know what's good about sleeping with older men? you don't have to change your sheets, the nurse does it. it's so fabulous. isn't that great? >> is there a point where people should just stop having sex? it's over. it's pathetic after a while. no? >> you need more help getting them on and off. you know what's nice, though? the old men, they don't know they haven't had it, you know? are we going to have sex? you say, wasn't it wonderful? they go thank you. thank you. no one better than you, moishe. thank you. and keep your diaper on. >> you talk about people that are going into dementia. you say you know, you're just better off just telling them what they want to hear. >> don't you think? there's so much going on in the book that you don't know where you start. >> it's great. it is a fun, fun read. be ready to be a little bit offended. but who cares? >> make sure you wear your depends when you read this book because you will

we have a number of car fires and this one is 280 at hickey boulevard.slowing on that route, but we had that car fire that is now over on the shoulder. a burned car there. a little distraction. over here we're looking at a burned car removed from the roadway. this is westbound 24, but look at all the slowdown and distraction it caused. 680 out of concord. this earlier accident involving a motorcycle, all activity off to the shoulder at university for westbound east shore freeway. that's your commute direction, and that's slow from san pablo past down the scene. we continue to follow this, the truck fire that is now clearing from market street. we saw that big rig clear. we end with the map here. we have progress, so christie brings us the update in a few minutes. >>> san jose state university trying to track down a hacker responsible for unleashing thousands of students' personal information out onto the worldwide web. a security breach was on the associated students website server, now more than 22,000 students' contact information may have been exposed

it's john boehner, the speaker of the house who is feeling hickey about going after the attorney generalrrell issa to significantly limit the scope of his request. originally they wanted everything related to fast and furious. and tell us how this letter came into the u.s. congress that completely was full of misleading information and you had to with draw it. they bailed on number one, they are only going after number two. what they are dealing with now is 1,300 document. how did this happen, julian? >> it what's i predicted last week. i thought the speaker had cold feet on this largely because the kind of information they were asking for was law enforcement sensitive, it was grand jury material. congress has never gone the it, congress will never win that fight. it was because the speaker had cold feet on the breadth of the request. and now they narrowed it to the information surrounding the events of the february 4 letter and how that information could have got to the hill with the inaccuracies that were in it. that's a much smaller category. i think the attorney general is prepared t

please welcome the director of campaign for america's future, roger hickey. [applause] [applause] >> alright, i would like to bring on her piano. transborder, molly katchpole from rebuild the dream, and damon silvers from afl-cio. >> we are still filling the room, so i want to take a moment to do a shout out to the generational alliance and all of the young activists that they have brought her to this conference, the campaign -- but have enlivened this conference and i found the average age of this conference, and brought us those is the reality on the ground. we have made a commitment to bring those people here, but we haven't -- i want to make a plug for you to use your tax, tax 1444, and in your message, say future. just future, $30. we will not take any money from your card until you confirm what you like to would like to give us. but this would really really help to pay for the young people at this conference, let's are the generational alliance and all those groups. all the groups that they represent. >> text for 1444 and put in future. it is right ther

first of all the men, a guy gave me a hickey, left his teeth in my neck.here a point where people should just stop having sex? it's over. it's pathetic after a while. >> you need more help getting them on and off. you know what's nice, the old men don't know, they haven't had it. are we going to have sex and you say, wasn't it wonderful? and they go thank you. thank you. no one better than you. thank you. and keep your diaper on. >> you talk about people that are going into dementia. you say you're better off telling them what they want to hear. >> don't you think? there is so much going on in the book that you don't know where to start. >> it is great. it is a fun, fun read. be roady to be a little bit offended. >> wear your depends when you read this book. you will need them. i finished it and said i'm taking it home to frank today, who is not in depends no matter what anybody says. >> i know because i sell them. i do depends party. >> on qvc. >> the book is called "joan rivers, i hate everyone starting with me." >> we love you. >> i watch you every morn

. >> please welcome the codirector of campaign for america's future, roger hickey. [applause] >> all right. i like to bring on our panel, this plenary, jan schakowsky. [applause] molly katchpole from rebuild the dream, and damon silvers from the afl-cio. [applause] >> we are still filling the rooms i want to take a moment to do a shout out to the generational alliance -- jew and all of the young activists that they are brought here to this conference. that campaign -- they have enlivened this congress. they are broadband average age of this conference and they brought us to reality on the ground. we have made a commitment to bringing those people here, but we haven't quite paid for it so i want to make a pledge, a plug, for you to text and use the text information on your tables, text 41444, and in your message say future. just future or future $30. we will not take any money from your card into you confirm what you would like to give us. but this would really, really help to pay for the young people who are here at this conference. let's hear for the generational a