who has been interning with us over the summer, and lives in the east bay and we got him through james tracy, for those who know him, sent him to us and he has done an excellent job filling in random questions on various subject-matter and he has been and able to do the research. he likes to study non-violent direct actions as something that he has an interest in. so i know that fits well with a lot that goes on in san francisco. i wanted to thank him for his work and introduce him, if you haven't met him yet. very smart, intelligent and has done a lot of very good work for us. first off i wanted to give a status update on the open source elections. as of kind of taking a step back and remind you, this was a report given to us through the board of supervisors. when we originally talked about doing this report, it was actually something that we were not going to be starting until right about now. because we had so many other things going on, but we were able to find a very good and talented intern out of ucsf, who did her cornerstone project and she passed her cornerstone and was so talented

my name is james tracy; community partnership homes homeless people. we retain our tenants. we don't evict our tenants. we create a climate of trust with our tenants, where when someone makes minor lease violations by putting something out in the hall and making too much noise, we talk with them like adults. we do not rush to eviction notice. if we can do it with our 1400 residents, i think just about anyone else can do it. that is why we have signed on to the letter with 44 very diverse organizers from all over, which i will submit to this committee. i also wanted to add one factoid, one that has been going around from the landlords' side that is frankly incorrect. the thousands of units being held off the unit, according to the census. i worked very hard on the census, through the city, through the office of citizen engagement and immigrant rights and that 31,000 were the amount of units, amount of homes that were for-rent on april 1, of 2010, that were vacant, but not abandon order held off the market for the most part. thank you. >> good afternoon, speakers. i am here wi

cleveland will have lebron james back. tracy two year deal worth $47 million.robably go through the same exercise after next season because more money will be available under the cap and lebron wants it. after all, it is all about lebron. >>> whatever is going on at the tour de france last couple of days it's not safe to be with these guys. the leader might be out for the rest of the tour because of another incident. down just 900 meters from the finish. and he sustained a broken collar bone. hard to imagine he would be able to continue with that injury. as for the individual stage winner today it's steibar. >> maria sharipova doesn't care if she sees serena again. serena pretty much beats whoever she plays these days. just one more victory. it's another grand slam title. in wimbledon, leaves her one win away from a serena slam which will be a fourth consecutive major not all in one year but four any way. 13 service spaces today and she's now won 27 consecutive grand slam matches. i tell you she's hot. >> yeah. >> serena slam would be fun to see. >> that's the

who has been interning with us over the summer, and lives in the east bay and we got him through james tracy, for those who know him, sent him to us and he has done an excellent job filling in random questions on various subject-matter and he has been and able to do the research. he likes to study non-violent direct actions as something that he has an interest in. so i know that fits well with a lot that goes on in san francisco. i wanted to thank him for his work and introduce him, if you haven't met him yet. very smart, intelligent and has done a lot of very good work for us. first off i wanted to give a status update on the open source elections. as of kind of taking a step back and remind you, this was a report given to us through the board of supervisors. when we originally talked about doing this report, it was actually something that we were not going to be starting until right about now. because we had so many other things going on, but we were able to find a very good and talented intern out of ucsf, who did her cornerstone project and she passed her cornerstone and was so talented

who has been interning with us over the summer, and lives in the east bay and we got him through james tracy, for those who know him, sent him to us and he has done an excellent job filling in random questions on various subject-matter and he has been and able to do the research. he likes to study non-violent direct actions as something that he has an interest in. so i know that fits well with a lot that goes on in san francisco. i wanted to thank him for his work and introduce him, if you haven't met him yet. very smart, intelligent and has done a lot of very good work for us. first off i wanted to give a status update on the open source elections. as of kind of taking a step back and remind you, this was a report given to us through the board of supervisors. when we originally talked about doing this report, it was actually something that we were not going to be starting until right about now. because we had so many other things going on, but we were able to find a very good and talented intern out of ucsf, who did her cornerstone project and she passed her cornerstone and was so talented

my name is james tracy; community partnership homes homeless people. we retain our tenants. we don't evict our tenants. we create a climate of trust with our tenants, where when someone makes minor lease violations by putting something out in the hall and making too much noise, we talk with them like adults. we do not rush to eviction notice. if we can do it with our 1400 residents, i think just about anyone else can do it. that is why we have signed on to the letter with 44 very diverse organizers from all over, which i will submit to this committee. i also wanted to add one factoid, one that has been going around from the landlords' side that is frankly incorrect. the thousands of units being held off the unit, according to the census. i worked very hard on the census, through the city, through the office of citizen engagement and immigrant rights and that 31,000 were the amount of units, amount of homes that were for-rent on april 1, of 2010, that were vacant, but not abandon order held off the market for the most part. thank you. >> good afternoon, speakers. i am here wi

my name is james tracy; community partnership homes homeless people. we retain our tenants.don't evict our tenants. we create a climate of trust with our tenants, where when someone makes minor lease violations by putting something out in the hall and making too much noise, we talk with them like adults. we do not rush to eviction notice. if we can do it with our 1400 residents, i think just about anyone else can do it. that is why we have signed on to the letter with 44 very diverse organizers from all over, which i will submit to this committee. i also wanted to add one factoid, one that has been going around from the landlords' side that is frankly incorrect. the thousands of units being held off the unit, according to the census. i worked very hard on the census, through the city, through the office of citizen engagement and immigrant rights and that 31,000 were the amount of units, amount of homes that were for-rent on april 1, of 2010, that were vacant, but not abandon order held off the market for the most part. thank you. >> good afternoon, speakers. i am here with t

tracie potts on the hill. thank you. >>> today, the pent phasealty phase of the colorado movie theater trial begins. james holmes in 2012. the same jury that convicted him will now decide his fate. prosecutors have said in the past that they won't seek the death penalty. this week holmes told the judge he will not testify in his own behalf. >>> nbc news has learned the shooter mohammed abdul aziz downloaded a video. >>> the pentagon confirmed the u.s. air strike killed a longtime al qaeda operative in syria. the leader of the corzine group. he was also vofed in an attack that killed a u.s. marine in 2002. >>> confirmed that a federal police officer hurt in an explosion resigned. it happened at the national institute of technology in gaithersburg. the officer was burned while filling a butane lighter. >>> taking a live look at the capitol right now. nice and lit up there. new report that capitol police will be able to search your bags without probable cause. our news partier wtop saying that office can search what they're carrying in order to detect prohibited items. it will only happen in officers believe

tracy davidson nbc 10 news. >>> the situation in lafayette is unfolding as a jury is deciding whether to execute james holmes for killing 12 people in the movie theater shooting rampage in colorado in 20 2012. holmes' lawyers are expected to folk ks on what they call his severe mental illness in an effort to spare his life. >>> more breaking news now from overnight. two women showed up at an emergency room with a gunshot victim in her car, a man in his 20s. he was shot twice on emerald street in kensington. the victim is in critical condition at temple university hospital. so far, no arrests. >>> also new from overnight, police say stray bullets from a shooting in north philadelphia hit a car parked on broad street. it happened around 1:00 a.m. police say two men got into an argument, one man pulled a gun, the other man who had a license to carry pulled a gun and shot the other guy. the victim was in critical condition. there was no one in the car hit by the stray bullet. >>> there's a special memorial to remember the victims of a deadly carjacking that happened one year ago. matt delucia is live in the tioga se

you had an awful lot of the time when we come back will have to commute out of tracy and also pulled downtown san jose. >>james: the builders of the balcony the collapse and berkeley last month will not be allowed to look or inspect the evidence as the d a + its case together the denied a request for temporary restraining order the looking without investing it is there as well the company filed a request after the deal announced it will be pushed pursuing a criminal investigation the construction based on a presence in senses, the d.a.'s office may tamper with the evidence a woman and five hours nationals were killed on the balcony collapsed police and is bay meanwhile offer war for infamous and leading to the rest of a murder suspect this said timothy mitchell is a matter of looking for is the set at $5,000 police say they're known to frequent prayer filled written if you know he is call police a person has now been arrested for the shooting of a man over pride weekend his name is joshua spencer sulfone but of the attack was use the help of the investigation a man was shot in the arm a united nations plaza ab

james. "early today" starts right now. so, the world is reacting to the nuclear deal and president obama will be defending the agreement. some say it's a lopsided win for iran. tracie potts is live in washington. how are law makers reacting to day? >> but here on capital hill, law makers are very skeptical. he's planned a news conference today really trying to break down all the details in this deal. >> what's the alternative gorksalternative, go to war now? >> it is high time for people in the united states to start looking at iran without those tainted glasses. >> reporter: but that may not be easy on capitol hill. >> it looks like he made a worse deal than even we had feared. >> we'll do anything we can to stop it. >> reporter: republicans don't appear to have enough democrats on board to help them override it. >> i think it's going to be hard in any event. and i'm sure he'll work hard to get his 34 votes. >> i want to go through this process and make sure we fully understand what it is we're voting on. >> all of us are going to study those details. >> reporter: congress has 60 days to approve the deal. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said he will

tracy davidson. . >>> taking a look at the headline. a sober assessment of isis from james comey.ing c.a.t scans may damage to come cells in the body. it's not clear whether the damage cause any problems. researchers looked at the blood of people before and after the scans. apparently from the small aamounts of aidradiation. s it not known. >>> a century old disease is now back due to a surprising source. leprosy is sheing up in increasing numbers because of the armadillo. there are nine new cases of leprosy in the state of florida. the study found that armadillos naturally harbor the bacteria that causes leprosy in humans. one possible reason for the increase is surge in land development. armadillo's habitats are being torn apart. >>> a ruling issued. facebook cannot challenge search warrants at prosecutors use to get information but hundreds of people suspected social security fraud. facebook handed over the records but it argued against the warrant calling them overly broad and unconstitutional. facebook is considering whether to appeal. >>> and a couple of months ago irish roc