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we'll talk about that and last but not least, we have to be afford avenlt ---ible. we don't want people to leave town. >> what have we done? it's the water improvement program. we are going to spend $4.6 billion to you -- upgrade our water system and we should be very proud of that. there are still several key projects under way but hope to be completed in the next several years. we are moving forward with the $7 billion sewer improvement program. this is important because it will update the sewer treatment plan for the first time in several years. we are the first to recover from the third largest fire, the rim fire. the recovery efforts are still under way. if you have not been there, it is quite remarkable how much damage that caused. that fire was seven times the size of san francisco. we are in a middle of a drought. we are asking people to reduce their consumption by 10 percent throughout our service area and we are monitoring that closely and we'll hear more about that later. last but not least on the affordability index we are setting our rates for the next

track because obviously your point i think is well taken, there has to be one person who's response ible or at least we need to understand if it's more than one person, who's responsible for what. >> we will work on that from a staff level. there's this issue of a safety officers on the campus that's responsible and there's a safety manager that's looking at all those issues. i think that level that commissioner singer identified was a potential [inaudible] in this process we've developed so we'll take aerolook at that and ensure at the next jcc we address that. >> i think beneed to answer that question to ensure that it's clear that we understand what's being divided and who then become responsible for each. if it has to be collaborative or not. i think you are correct that we should bring this to the joint conference for further working out. >> the ucsf report actually criticized us for this collaborative distributed responsibility and i think implicit in what i heard from the sheriff's remarks earlier it made his job and his predecessor's job super tricky. so he inherited a situation,

. >> they gave us $50 grand for the boat less deduct ibles, and we spent money, and still spending moneyousands of hours of work later shin feign is on the water and the crew hopes ready to compete. the boats raised 635 miles to the ocean. they can get up to 10 knots. if they can make it to bermuda, depending on the wind. >> reporter: shin feign has won the race twice. if the sun can fix the toy, it was worthy of the sacrifice, a sacrifice the crew hopes will pay off as they set their sites on bermuda. >>> our image of the day is next. plus it's not just a music video, it's an optical illusion. and the band explains how they make the viral videos. >> we talked about the threats to the north, and the flooding situation there to the south-east. we have a different type of threat that will go on for the rest of the weekend. that is going to be the heat. we have thunder storms that are playing out now. take a look at the high temperatures we expect to see tomorrow. into the 90s from many locations, this is above average. when you factor in the humidity this is what the heat index is going to

now, iraqi has more than mill ter ibl implications for the market. we don't know if the oil market the make up for the shortfall. it seems production could be imminently at rick. we keep hearing the insurrection is occurring far away from the oil fields. if there is a full blown sectarian war here, which seems likely, iran coming on the side of the iraqi government. it is logical to believe the workers in the oil fields won't show up and the pumping is declineing sharply. i think conservatively the price can increase by 10% here. when you get that base, 112 for the brent that all our gasoline is priced off of, you can imagine an oil stoppage in iraq could provoke. let's not forget that iraq's production was supposed to double. no oil company will want to invest in a company with this kind of instability. a previous spike in oil from the kuwait incursion in 1990 triggered the bear market that year. in 2008, that helped precipitate the great recession. oil is a gigantic tax, while there are ten states that get a boost from oil prices, the rest of the c

is what the president of the united states knows, that it would have been offensive and income hence iblo consciously leave an american behind new york matter what, leave an american behind in the hands of people who tortured him, cut off his head, do any number of thing we would consciously choose to do that? that's the or side of the equation. i don't think anybody would think that is the appropriate thing to do. and you know, it seeps to me we have an ability, we know we have the ability, to be able to deal with people who want to threaten americans or threaten the united states, and if that's what they go back on their word to do, we have any number of avenues available to us to be able to deal with that. >> well, kerry's defense is getting backlash, even from a fellow democrat who chairs the senate intelligence committee. california senator feinstein slammed kerry's comments on cbs' "face the nation." i heard john kerry say, don't worry about them in doha, you can't help but worry about them in doha. and we have no information on how the united states is actually going to see that t

other problems are occurring. 14% of china's land is ar ible. they need water, grain and land.na is short of all three. >>> tomorrow in part 3 we lock at uruguay's beef market with china leading in exports. the south american nation uses a tracking system. >> a small plane towing an advertisement banner had to make an emergency landing on a texas freeway. the plane is trying to steer on to the grass between the two rows. the pilot lost oil pressure. the plain hit a car, ipp probleming plane hit a car -- the plane hit a car injuring one person. >>> an electric plane is taking to the skies. a 2-seater aircraft is intended for short missions and pilot training. it's powered by two electronic matters and was presented at the paris air show last year. the plane is economical. an hour's flight cost two euros, and that's under $3. children risking it all to find freedom. >> not even the military or the government can control the game. they recruit those to do their dirty work. those that don't want to be in a gang, who knows what happens to them. >> boys and girls making their way to

especially prone to what i've classified as people who think there is on earth one person indispense iblet-first exit. >> both putting up a fight. lululemon for a moment, chip wilson, in talks apparently with goldman sachs, what do you think is his best option here? should he wage a proxy fight for more control over this board? >> no, you know, we've seen that after the bad results, the stock which already plunged by two-thirds since the start of the year, gone down another 15% in a blip this morning over energy, the old dead cow bounce if somebody's interested in seeing activity here, i wouldn't put a great deal of stock into this stock. goldman has a long financial relationship, taken the company public. i'm not sure they've committed to this deal. perhaps they will. but you can see he just lost his proxy battle last week, to try to remove a very sensible chairman of the board and another director. they've got a fine guy as ceo. they have the founder of staples of the board, for example. sensible people, top execs from american express. >> i guess, i'm wondering first of all, i came in