to notify you and say that the iss recommendation under our policy would be pending. then, be able to update you at the time of the board meeting if in fact iss had come up with a letter policy stated their voting decision would be. so, that would be one way to get ahead of it. we would notify you of everything were aware of. if in fact the process was still pending before iss we would indicate in this report that went out last week that it is pending. if we had better information that might help us get at least ahead of somebody's . although, the proxy does you sort of winding down at this point. it should be another 4-6 weeks, but we will try for july to model what we would be prepared to report during the next proxy season >> i think we start to develop a model now to prepare for next year's season as well so we can be ahead of the game as opposed to behind the any of the -- commissioner makras >> i guess when you say i says is that the peak of their performance because of proxy season back with all due respect, if their contractor and you want them anywhere in mov

at its core, the iss is a science laboratory. there are experiments that help us understand earth and space, of course. but also the human being and medicine. >> they're parts of the vibration system. they're shock absorbers. >> i've come to houston, texas, at nasa's johnson space center to learn how the science of space is helping to improve our health. to see how nasa trains its astronauts, to test the limits of human endurance and push the bound ris of science and medicine. julie robinson is the chief scientist for the international space station and our guide through this training mock-up of the iss. >> how realistic is this? >> it's exactly the same size. it's much less cluttered. there aren't bags of everything. we bring cargo up and have to hold everything until we use it. this is really the size of a four-bedroom house. except it's a laboratory. >> a floating laboratory, where for six months at a time, crew members eat, sleep, exercise, work, and live. in 1998, the station began an on-orbit assembly, meaning it was built

. >> missions to the iss have failed three times in a row. in october, a rocket built by a u.s. private sector firm was destroyed in the launch accident. and a russian space product burned up earlier this year. experts have lost two cameras they developed to observe meteors. a scientist of the institute was at cape canaveral to what up the launch. she expressed bewilderment over the accident. >> at first i really thought the launch had succeed. i was surprised to learn it failed do you to a malfunction. i can't believe something like this has happened twice in a row. >> the cargo shipment doesn't pose an immedie problem for the iss food members. they have enough food and supplies to last four months. but the failure of a third unmanned rocket is a proceed to companies that are trying to develop manned spacecraft. experts say the failure is a headache for nasa which planned to let private companies birry astronauts to and from the iss two years from now. nhk world. >> thanks very much. >>> for us here in tokyo, the forecast calls for cloudy partly fair skies with a current readin

el colegio y la escuela >>> iss la propia familia la que todos los martess traen verduras insumos a los cocineros de esta prisiÓn, donde muchos dicen que no poco obrarrobar un plato de esto es un verdadero delito desde lima liliana choy telemundo >>> hasta en la cÁrcel se antojo la cumplidaomida peruana. al regreso dos intrÉpidos pilotos realizan una histÓrica hazaÑa. y una ardilla no p

of our partners that helps out train and provide an orientation for our students at our school site iss the san francisco police department, i'm proud to say i work with sergeant para and sergeant murray they've been huge advocates, huge supporters of this program they provide all the training safety awareness serving the streets but most important when we implement a program, sometimes the community doesn't like to pay attention so what they do is provide the law enforcement to implement the program and its integrity and sometimes have to give out warnings to staff, so i can take this time and introduce the sergeant para and sergeant murray, if you would like to give a couple of words. >> good afternoon, supervisors, commissioners, i'm sergeant murray -- i'm sergeant para, this is sergeant murray, we meet with the principals along with sal and we conduct a walk-flu of the outside school ground when we start and that's where we determine a safe location to implement the program. supplies are ordered, children are identified, [inaudible] are [inaudible] by the parents and once we do that

the astronauts on bore the iss have enough supplies to last a few months.his friday the russians are launch ago resupply mission and hoping this time its cargo ship won't fall back to earth as it did in may without reaching the space station. >>> long lines at atm's throughout the country of grease after grease's prime minister announceing today that greece's banks will no open for business tomorrow. banks could stay closed for at least a week. atm withdrawals will be capped at 60 you're rows a day that's the equivalent of 66 bucks. voters will have say on the terms of bailout from greek's creditors in referendum next week. >> utility workers trying to restore power got a big surprise they never saw this coming. who stopped crews in their tracks? >> a little girl's mission to help others ends up helping her when she needed it most. the gifts that got her back on her feet. mike. >> beautiful evening out there. temperatures right around 74 degrees here in center city. however you go south to west, 700 miles we find severe weather weather. i'm meteorologist mi

the dollar iss overvalued and if it gets much stronger it would be harmful. says "the fomc should remain data dependent and defer its first increase in policy rates until there are greater signs of wage or price inflation than are currently evident." janet yellen said she still expects to increase interest rates this year if the economy meets her forecast. erik: the last key employment figure we get before tomorrow's jobs report. the government says fewer americans applied for unemployment benefits and the total people -- total number of people getting jobless -- job insurance payments is a smallest in years. steady gains in hiring with about 236,000 new jobs. consumer confidence fell to a six-month low. the eight straight week the consumer comfort index has dropped. higher gasoline prices could be the culprit. the average price for regular gas is the highest december. matt: a lot of this is market moving news. a look at the telecom sector. even before christine lagarde's comments. julie: obviously this is big but theremarkets is other news that we should be

professor at george mason university law school looks at a 10-year-old supreme court ruling that allow iss the government to seize private property under certain circumstances. >>> and gary gallagher a history professor at the university of virginia and how the memory of civil war is affecting the current debate over the confederate battle flag. join the conversation by phone or on facebook and twitter. >>> this summer book tv will cover book festivals from around the country and top nonfiction authors and books. in the middle of july, we're live at the harlem book fair for author interviews, panel discussions, and at the beginning of september, we're live from the nation's leslie groves and physicist j. robert oppenheimer had in ensuring the manhattan project was a success.

i just have to say the letters, iss. iss, iss, iss, talk to us about iss. >> right. proxy advisory firms are -- have been a hot topic. we know that. the commission held a round table about a year and a half ago about proxy advisory firms. the two issues they focused on is one is an investment adviser issue. the other is conflict of issue. what's the obligation of an investment adviser to help with proxy voting. to make sure that the firm is acting in the best interest of the client of the adviser. >> the s.e.c. put out -- what's the best way to describe -- >> staff legal bulletin. providing guidance. on what the staff believes is the right way to think about these issues. on the question of what's the responsibility of investment advisory firm, there was an old saw that the investment adviser must vote every share on behalf of the client. the reality is they must follow the instructions. if the client says, i want you in every -- we made it clear. if the client says every time a meeting comes up, vote with management unless we tell you otherwise. that's perfectly oka

later, jamie dimon says shareholders are lazy when following voting advice from advisory firms like iss lewis. we'll ask long-time target and johnson & johnson board member anne mulcahy if she agrees. ♪ ♪ time upon a once people approached problems the way same. always start at the starting. and questions the same asking. but that only resulted in improvements small. so we step a took back and problems turned these inside-up-down to approach them newly. and that's when we it saw. garbage can create energy. light can talk. countries can run on jet engine technology. when you look at problems in ways different you new solutions find. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back everybody. we have been talking cars this morning. right now it's time to send it outside to the plaza. that's where phil lebeau and carlos ghosn are looking at the new nissan titan. >> thank you becky. let's show the viewer the new titan. this goes on sale later this year here in the u.s. how important is it for nissan that you really take that next step in terms of the pickup market? >> this is very important pause this is one of the la

the russians plan to send another shipment to the iss next week. if that succeeds a new three-man crew will be sent to the station in late july bringing it up to six astronauts. tom ackerman al jazeera, washington. >>> after weeks of delays the solar impulse 2 is finally heading to hawaii. the world's first solar-powered plane to try and fly around the world left japan this morning. the co-pilots had to wait for good weather. it's the most ambitious leg ever. solar impulse 2 had bad weather interrupt it's flight from clines to hawaii. >>> it's one of the most popular music festivals, but the biggest surprise didn't come from a musician. why the dalia lama took the stage and his message about syria and iraq inches he may have been the most famous artist you never heard of it. meet the man behind professional soccer's iconic tattoos. ica >>> a north carolina teen is in serious condition this morning after a shark attack along the outer banks. the 18-year-old has injuries along his right side and both hands. this is the sixth shark attack off the coas

next month, a new team will head up to the iss to work with mark kelly and two other russians still onboard. acclaimed british actor christopher lee died in london sunday at the age of 93. he first gained fame portraying count dracula and frankenstein. he is also known as playing james bond's nemesis as the man with the golden gun. too close for comfort. this must-see video and the weather record that we just broke which has not been touched in more than 100 years. and the changes to your summer vacation plans. jummy: alarm bells in the u.s. as south korea news with a deadly mers virus. the virus killed its 10th victims this morning and has left 3000 in quarantine. we are expecting an announcement from the cdc anytime now. as soon as it comes down, we will pass along any details. changes could be coming to how you are your paid sick leave in montgomery county. they are discussing a measure that would give employees one hour of sick time for every 30 hours worked. the committee is a specter to vote this afternoon. if approved, the bill would move to the full council for a vote. incredib

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more than 4,000-pound of cargo, yesterday's explosion marks the third failure to resupply iss in just eight months. >> this is a very demanding environment, requires tremendous precision and tremendous amount of engineering skill and hardware to perform exactly as it should. >> space x is not part of the nasa and commercial company says all it knows is its rocket had a pressure problem. astronauts on board iss do have enough supplies to last a few more months, this friday russians are launching a resupply mission and hoping this cargo ship won't fall back to earth as it did in may without reaching the space station. >>> back here at home mystery unfolding in collinswood, new jersey that actually dates back almost a century. it all started with a single handed letter. fox's brad satan shows us how some are leaning on social media for an answer to the long time mystery. >> reporter: mystery discovered blowing in the wind, bird dated july 16th 1928. adell harmon noticed it opening the gate to her driveway, on sunday. >> i was going to initially leave it and then i could see the writing o

that was former astronaut mark kelly talking about his twin brother scott who's on the iss right now. the astronauts have enough supplies to last through october. nasa says they'd fly the astronauts home if there was a real risk they can run out of supplies. >>> a traffic alert now in prince george's county this morning. crews will close a lane on northbound branch avenue in temple hill starting at 9:00. that goes from manchester drive to off way. they're considering a major reconstruction there. >>> in less than three hours the world police and fire games will kick off today's events. we were at national harbor for the dragon boat races. thousands of police officers, firefighters, other law enforcement and paramedics from across the globe here for the games. they happen every two years. all the evens are free to the public. the competition runs through july 5. nbc4 a proud sponsor of these games. >>> well, it is a warning about something all parents are going to want to hear. the so-called belly button challenge. what it is and why you should be concerned. >>> yours truly, james whit

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the bay and mid 60s inland along the coast line temperature it is in the mid 50s with the fog sit issingeel on the cool side, you may need to dress in layers. nor the afternoon it will be a nice day, but cooler than the today in the south bay, 82, gilroy and 84 san jose and 82 in sunnyvale, and 63 in half moon bay. it will remain cloudy most of the day. 66 degrees and 62 in daly city. you go from the upper 90s to the low 1s. tomorrow, you drop to 78 you are going to feel the difference in the east bay, 72 oakland, and 90 is all we can get to in antioch, 88 in livermore. out of the triple digits as you look at the seven-day forecast. slight chance for a cooling and we warm it up first half of the weekend will feature mid 90s and mid 60s coast. >> thank you. >> well coming up next on abc 7 news. sketching the let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. >>> okay so a michigan m

it is unclear at what point the supervisors will vote on this iss. as of this afternoon survisor compose did not have enough votes in support to pass this moratorium. however, we will see if the people sway the other supervisors. abc7 news. >> katie, thank you. i want to go back to that chase we told you about. abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the south of market with the latest. lilian? >>> larry it happened at the eighth and mission. a man crossing eighth street with some of his friends when a car hit him. it is bieved to be a bmw that sfpd was chasing. it is unear what the armed robbery suspect was involved in but we do know that he dwot away. he drove across the bay bridge and chp lost him in the east bay. as for the victim the pedestrian that was hit, we spoke to one of his friends and while he was flying inthe air after being hit by the car he was responsive to paramedics. was taken to the local hospital. his condition at this point is unknown. we hope to have more information d i will be posting them on twitter. live in san francisco,

there can be some changes to their spectacular tape issed glass windows and it has to do with a national conversation sparked by the charleston church massacre. two two of to their windows have the confederate flag put up by the daughters of the confess radke in the '50s. they were meant to honor confederate generals. derrick ward reports why the panel does come down. >> reporter: there are stories in the glass, windows dedicated to space exploration, and of course biblical themes, but these windows, fixtures at the national cathedral since 1953 are dedicated to robert e. lee and stonewall jackson, tuck aid way in the south nave they are now front and center. >> like it or not, the confederate flag has become the symbol of white is up people were -- supreme massey in america. acy in america. >> the fact so many find it so offensive should be enough of a reason to fold it up and put it away. >> reporter: not like the decision to take the windows down will happen immediately and if they are indeed taken down they won't be destroyed. they will be placed somewhere else on the cathedral groun

it issing it that analysts said - one told me told me that he thought the omission of russia from the summit was a serious strategic error. that gives you a sense of perspective about how people here believe without russia involved or the discussion of ukraine, there can be no resolution. that's the feeing among the media, analysts and those talking about the g7 not the g8. >> what about germany's position it's a chance to host off the venue. in the world, in particular in the european union it's at delicate one at the moment. >> that's right. within the next few minutes the presidents of the european counsel, the european permission. this idea of crease exiting the eurozone. you recall the latest payment was not made and the greece government decided to batch five payments to be maid at the end of the month. there's no sign it will happen if it doesn't, it will plunge the eurozone into crisis. that is why that situation, and germany's role will be at the fore forefront of the gwenda here. -- the agenda here. we know mr president obama will hold a bilateral meeting with the prime mini

. >> i would never sell something i know has been recalled or iss damaged. kimberly: the crib you sold was under recall. >> i was not aware of it. kimberly: when we checked expired car seats were for sale. >> if i go to a garage sa or thriftft store a and choose to buy something, it is on me. kimberly: that is not true according to the consumer product saty commission. >> whether you have a yard sale or are l looking to postomething on craigslist, it is illegal to resell a recalled product. we do in for it. we are inspecting stores. >> nobody can check everything at that moment. kimbmberly: the baby is coming tomorrow. >> here is your $90 back. i am very sorry. kimberly: she is also counting the hours until her planned c-section. >> thank you, i really appreciatehis. kimbererly: there is not enough time to search for a safe crib. it is something mother and son will have to do together. they did not have to shop for a new one. a viewer who saw the story in virginia and is part of a ministry to help single mothers bought and delivered a new crib to hagerstown.

>> thank you, and the board of supervisor iss considering changes, in to the chapter six? and of the administrative code. and you, and i guess that, some and the question here is do you, and if, and if that passes, do you think that will have any effect on your budget at all? >> and i mean, that the changes to, chapter six are long overdue and the changes that chapter six has not really been overhauled in over ten years. and so, a lot of those changes will allow us to be more efficient in providing the service, and that we do. and you know, some of the changes, and are minor and as much as just the way that we advertise the projects and so it still requires us to go to the newspapers, and we can do the electronic advertising and it allows us to do the things of sort and on the design part it allows us to look at projects a little bit more that give us more, i would say, value, and to the things that we are looking on in terms of selecting and so, i guess, and your short answer is yes, just these are for the better of the delivery of the projects for the city. so, the answe

>> you just heard from mark thompson, it's a very complex iss but very important. so the purpose of our cpaign which is called talk, read, sing is to take this -- t notn of the importance of early brain development and push it out to the publ and those families who have young cldren orho are caregivs of young children and phasize how important it is to interact with kidsand stimulate the bin so that it grows and develops in the earliest years. and in the long run actuall works to prevent thechievement gap. if we can get kids to develop their vocabularies and start out in school,ot behind their peers, th have a much better chance to succeed in school and in lie. but so the caaign really talks about -- we have two psas. 30 secon long, you can only talk so much about brain velopment in 30 seconds. we cut to the chase and talk about the importce of tt early engagent and language stimulation in the eaiest of years from the day a child is born. >> i know we can't show the psa because there are lights inolved, but you have everyby interacting with the children. >> absolut

find out how long it stays >> rock bound for the iss explodes two minutes after take off.t had several tons of supplies on board to resupply the international space station. today's launch was also space x's third attempt to recover the rocket that launches the spaceship so it could be reused. the vehicle experienced unknown issue and broke apart before reaching space. officials are investigating the exact cause. >>> another person is the victim avenue shark attack on the north carolina coast. police say a 17-year-old boy was bitten on saturday while swimming in the outerbanks and airlifted to the hospital in serious condition. officials say he suffered bites to the calf, buttock and both hands. this is actually the second attack in as many days the sixth in the past two weeks. >>> the week long independence day celebration continued think afternoon in the city that started it all, "eyewitness news" in philadelphia's port richmond neighborhood for the welcome american community day. residents and visitors participated in a variety of events. some painting park benches and

rebecca: thanks r joining us for this weeks look at what iss making news in whos makiking news. on the show, a former wallll street analyst a and exexecutive. she is here tteach h a new way to listen, lead, or simply do well in the workplace. plus, we will talk about that magic train ridlarry hogan took in tokyo this week. it could be a big boost for business. but will it cost of ththis region the pupurple line? we will have more on that w with the washinon post's robert mccartney. but first, the executive w who describes himself as a bitt of an oddity. the forormer field engineer is the o of one of washington's faest-growing companies, e event farm.. this company has made e even congressional get-togethersrs seem cool. you know how hard that is to d do. with renue dbling it was the party we wanted an excsive inteiew . jojoining me now, brennan mc reynynolds chief opeperating exutive of event farm. thks for joini us. i got t to know you add t the correspondent's dinner and i i have to say, count me and essed.d. i did n not make it to o yourarty and om wt i saw, it seemed like a

. >> last night the pastor's body came home to the city he serve issed. >> i my heart has burst because brother pinckney was a friend of mine. >> every fiber of faith has been tested. >> grandma everything i do is because of you watching over me and holding my hand. >> it speaks volumes to what the people of charleston are really about. >> it has been a long painful good-bye for those that loved pinckney. thousands walked by his casket in south carolina capitol, a building he served as state senator and a place a controversial confederate flag continues to stir emotions outside. >> if people realize this was a direct result and direct correlation to hate and realize it's time for the flag to come down. >> the president offers comfort. >> to show he's concerned about the people. >> faith and forgiveness is easy to find. understanding this hate is more elusive elusive. >> the first lady president obama will attend today's funeral. six more are planned, two more today. the suspect, dylann roof remains in a jail cell eight hours away. >> thank you for that report. we invite you to keep it h

now iss says they failed to tie the grants to job performance.a look at shares of google. as you can see up about 20% over the past one year in frankfurt and down about three quarters of a percent in today's trade. >> pinterest started generating revenue last year by charging advertisers to promote their wares to millions of users. now they're looking to up the ante with the first major e-commerce play. let's get to landon with all the details for us from cnbc hq. >> pinterest has been valued at more than $11 billion and now the social media app is holding it's estimated 47 million users in the u.s. want an easy way to buy things they find on the site. they're launching buyable pins allowing to sell products directly through the mobile app. they'll be rolled out on the iphone and ipad in the u.s. and later for android devices. bright blue pins that say buy this will pop up. and displaying prices they can search for similar products and more than 2 million items will be available for purchase at launch. macy's nordstrom, michaels they can pay for

. >>> the iss lambic state militant group is drawing in young recruits from around the world. now a russian teenager suspected of heading to syria to join the group has been returned to her family. the 19-year-old moscow state university student was detained by turkish authorities last week. they say she went there without telling her family. she was suspected of trying to cross the border into an area of syria that's controlled by the militant group. more than ten other russians were with her. the student returned to russia with her father on thursday. she's said to have studied islam and the arabic language intensively. russian security authorities say they'll question her about her motives for joining the group. about 1700 russians are believed to have gone to syria and iraq to join the militants. >>> u.s. judicial authorities are also cracking down on people supporting the group. they've charged a 17-year-old in the state of virginia with raising funds and recruiting fighters by using social media. >> as a result of this case i would like to urge parents to be aware of you

they don't have any role model of what parent issing about, discipline authority. >> breakdown of family and authority. lack of values being taught to our young people. >> we're going to continue to roll it. you'll see people starting to gather. they're watching this fight happen. they're watching this brawl. >> they're laughing. >> they're laughing. they are watching a 6-year-old kid take a bottle of shampoo and whack one of the women with it. >> well i can't believe i'm going to say this but i actually agree with juan. you believe it's a breakdown of the family. no longer -- people no longer respect authority. this video is disgusting. the woman is encouraging her son to punch a woman, and that's pretty much why we have people who grow up and do these things. they learn it in the home. that video that we saw earlier at the pool party, it has a lot to do with personal responsibility too. we watch the video, and all we do is criticize the police officer, but no one talks about the role that average americans and citizens play in these videos. if you look at the kids i mean if it's a poli

is that a good idea given us iss that is a tactile or place -- a spectacular place to meet? est: i think it is less important than subcontracts. they might be there with joint presence. they might s still have a tell in the show. on the other hand -- toe in the show. you look at a lot of customers of company middle east and they regard this as an important place to meet and greet. it reflects a feeling that the export market is not white as important. it is not a great message to send. vago: at a time especially when everybody is facing international orders. i can give a huge endorsement to the paris air show. guest: we will see how it goes. vago: thank you for joining us. this week's money minute feature sponsnsor, jejeanette mac tells us what to do if you feel overwhelmed d by debt. jeanette: we get an over our head or unexpectedvent decimate our budget. the most important ring is to keep paying your bills on me as much as y can so you don't adversely reflect your credit. you catransfer direct credit balances to a low rate card, get a personal loan, or depending on your ne

mind me this is a community coming together for a kick ballgame to honor and remember tamara g almost iss. let's -- gliss. it shows her 12-year-old son, she was a single parent, throwing the first ball in this game and her mom kicking the first ball. they say this is what she would have wanted to turn away from violence and for this community to come together. she was shot and killed on memorial day about 9:00 in the evening, the 600 block of o street, just outside of where she lived. she was outside enjoying the holiday with family and friends when someone fired from a dirt bike. this case has not been solved. her funeral was yesterday. it was attended by hundreds of people. we spoke to her mom a short time ago and she says she does not believe her daughter was targeted. >> my daughter was at the right place, the right time but the person was at the wrong mace doing the wrong thing. whoever did it just like i said, he knows who he is. he just need to turn himself in. bring closure to our family. >> reporter: and as i said she leaves behind a 12-year-old son. he is here playing in this ga

of our partners that helps out train and provide an orientation for our students at our school site iss the san francisco police department, i'm proud to say i work with sergeant para and sergeant murray they've been huge advocates, huge supporters of this program they provide all the training safety awareness serving the streets but most important when we implement a program, sometimes the community doesn't like to pay attention so what they do is provide the law enforcement to imp

when we eat that proses issed food, all the chemicals wears down the bacteria, to your point, and you know what else we're doing wrong? we're given too many antibiotics. when we get antibiotics to good kids and they wipe out the good bacterias and you get obese. >> you know what's very big, pro-biotics, that's become huge, taking probiotics. >> that's more good bacteria. you know what's interesting about this study is they took actually the bad bacterias from obese patient and put them into mice and guess what happened to the mice? they also became obese. >> or had diabetes. >> so we're understanding just treating the actual symptoms is not the quay to go. go to the root of the problem, and we're getting into that ecosystem so you don't want to piss off your body ever again. >> i don't want to leave the probiotic on the table. should people take probiotics? you hear a lot about this. >> it's still in the mice stage. when they gave mice good bacteria they swam longer. more and more studies i predict over the next few years will show when you've had an infection, especially when you've

. >> and that was former astronaut mark kelly talking about his twin brother scott on the iss right now. the astronauts have enough supplies to last through october. however, this is the third failed launch in eight months. his brother scott said he watched it while he was up there and he said, quote, space is hard. which it is. >> yeah. i think we have heard that before too. yeah. you know they plan for these sorts of things. they make sure they have backup plans in place. it will work out. >> i think the next spacex is slated to go up in september. >>> let's turn to tom kierein as we approach 4:51. we are happy. this is a good place to be -- >> it feels great especially after some wicked weather we got in the last couple of days. >> on saturday and then the low humidity came in yesterday. it is in place this morning. enjoy it while you can, because you know it's going to come back. as we approach july.now though it's beautiful. pleasant humidity today. but by the time we get into tomorrow, we'll have the humidity get up into the sticky range by tomorrow afternoon. it's going to remain

during the 2015 16 season and out without i will turn it over to bob schultz who have been working with iss to prepare the report back >> thank you. >> commissioners, this in update from the port you saw last month and to continuation from the port that you saw in the prior proxy season. we have seen an increase from the last port where there was one -- there is three new ones. all areas that have been put forward in the past are standard practice in our proxy voting policy is to vote against a proposal should be data indicate management is currently providing sufficient information to shareholders so survey to make an informed decision in those areas. so you will note in some cases will be a four vote for let us say greenhouse gases on one company and then maybe meagerly thereafter there may be an against boat for greenhouse gases in a different company. it has to primarily with whether or not the general consensus that shareholders are receiving sufficient information to make an informed decision. >> thank you. any discussion on this item?

the builders say it amounts to what they call conif i date issing private property and are deciding whether or not to appeal to the u.s. supreme court. nbc bay area news. >>> a $15 million settlement and some closure. a case involving the molestation of a young south bay students and allegations the school district turned a blind eye to the abuse. in 2013 craig chanler was convicted of molesting students at ob whaley elementary in san jose. the school's principal was later convicted of a misdemeanor for not reporting a child's complaint of that sexual abuse. the parents of the victim say they accepted the settlement because their children were scheduled to take the stand tomorrow and they wanted the prevent they will from reliving the abuse. >> i need everybody out there to know that it is very important to listen to their children. >> the every green school district declined to comment but did express their sympathy for the children involved. >>> was it an act of terrorism or simply vandalism from a disgruntled employee? lots of questions about who cut the fiber optic lines. lines have bee

the bay and mid 60s inland along the coast line temperature it is in the mid 50s with the fog sit issing may feel on the cool side, you may need to dress in layers. nor the afternoon it will be a nice day, but cooler than the today in the south bay, 82, gilroy and 84 san jose and 82 in sunnyvale, and 63 in half moon bay. it will remain cloudy most of the day. 66 degrees and 62 in daly city. you go from the upper 90s to the low 1s. tomorrow, you drop to 78 you are going to feel the difference in the east bay, 72 oakland, and 90 is all we can get to in antioch, 88 in livermore. out of the triple digits as you look at the seven-day forecast. slight chance for a cooling and we warm it up first half of the weekend will feature mid 90s and mid 60s coast. >> thank you. >> well coming up next on abc 7 news. sketching the king. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 day

mission to the international space station, it is the second consecutive failure after shipment to the iss and the third in eight months. nasa officials say there was nothing common among the incidents other than space flight is difficult. >> well, another person is the victim after shark attack on the north carolina coast. police say a 18 year old boy was bitten on saturday while swimming in the outer banks and then air lifted to a hospital in serious condition. officials say he suffered bites to the calf, the buttocks and both of his hands. now, this is the second attack in as many days, and the sixth in the past two weeks. experts say this is a big feeding time for sharks being and there is a higher population from north carolina to florida. >> the pounding rain this weekend has caused major flooding throughout the area. it was so bad that a vineland new jersey mobile home park is under 3 feet of water. this eyewitness cam video and pictures show just how bad it is at the cedar crest mobile home and park in vineland. recent rain caused nearby black water stream to crest beyond its banks

round of that grant program, but in light of the news that the overall pot of cap and trade revenue iss anticipated to be greater than we had anticipated, we are working with mayor lee and our state legislative delegation to work with the california state transportation agency and the governor's office to hopefully not only make sure that we receive that funding but perhaps a larger amount towards the 200 million that we'll need to exercise the option so hopefully we'll have good news to report from that soon and that concludes my report. >> members of the board, questions or comment tos the director? >> we didn't receive an indication that anyone wishing to address you. >> item 8, citizens' advisory council report, mr. weaver is here. >> good afternoon, mr. weaver. >> good afternoon. before i read through the motions for may and june, i wanted to point out in case you haven't heard this yet that oewd is planning to select 10 neighborhood commercial streets in san francisco that are undergoing work to assist the merchants in carrying on through that activity. this is something we talked

school, i want to talk about the importance of education of elementary students motor vehicle accident iss a very real and present danger, we can't change the way people drive we have to make sure youth practice as much caution when crossing the streets, parents do not always educate their kids about traffic safety, they carry it to middle school, high school, even daily life -- base ki *fically i can still remember when i was being taught by my teachers and parents of traffic safety, this is an important thing that everybody should learn and practice caution as much as possible l.a. street smarts, everything we can do to educate these elementary school student we're trying to create a culture of safety for our students, to cross the streets, to make it as safe as possible in a very dangerous environment. thank you. >> hi, again my name is jessica eng and i'm a student at lowell high school, during this past school year, i witnessed the implementation of the crossing guard program at lakeshore elementary school. this is because my school is primarily close to lowell high school, that was a

. >> i live nr the neighborhood and the congestion and people blocking the intersection iss a real problem and i know we hope this will help with that but can we add some enforcement or is there any enforcement? >> so we've gotten comments through public outreach and public hearing for this item and some other items we've done in the haze valley area recently just kaolin out for more traffic and parking enforcement so fell and oak are two of the streets that we've prioritized for improved block the box, double parking enforcement through the mayor's congestion reduction plan, so we're hitting these streets on a rolling basis but we are deploying pco deployment in these neighborhoods in particular. >> can you speak on the general issue they were talking about. >> and i may ask casey to add details as well, the basic facts are the item today is removing 7 parking spaces at the two intersection, oak and laguna and fell and lagune gaoun na to provide sa shortened crossing distance and wider sidewalks, some of the speakers made reference to an additional 30 spaces there is another item that we'

president iss trying to test his popularity even further. we are joined from jakarta.s he doing this? good morning. good to see you. the indonesian government is taking all measures to create more room in the state budget. they propose to remove electricity subsidies for households that use between 450 watts to 900 watts. the money will be shifted directly to the poor. budget, $5.5tate billion allocated for subsidies. government,evious that it in race for heavier usage households and industrial companies. indonesia would have to brace for another price hike in a slowing economy. think this move will only make the government look bad as it looks for more money without any improvement in the spending quality. this recent proposal follows micro measures in the recent weeks. the president made a drastic this year which freed up billions in the budget. indonesia has witnessed it slows growth pace in more than five years. government spending so far struggles to revive it. they are looking for structural reforms. back to you. rishaad: thanks. checking in on other stories. the

they learned about the iss nasa astronaut and engineers were also there to answer questions as well. exhibit moves to the macy's in center city tomorrow and you can check it out there from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >> very cool. love that stuff. don't love the forecast for this father's day weekend though. >> we are looking at some heavy rain tropical downpours but it won't ab complete wash out and it looks like the heaviest rain could occur while most of us will be asleep much as we look at ultimate doppler we're dry and quiet across the area. take look off to the west we've been watching the remnant tropical depression moisture from bill for the past several days. now moving into the ohio river valley a lot of heavy rainfall and we could see maybe two to 3-inches of rainfall across parts of our area. but you can see the timing mainly overnight saturday into early sunday morning on father's day. so as we continue to go in time it looks like some of the heavier rain will push out of here in time to maybe get that backyard barbecue in. but, of course, take a look the entire area under t