you're a cityland jeannie in surprise -- genie. i bet you, this is the land and park i have been waiting for forever, and ever will you fulfill all our dreams. thank you, please. supervisor maxwell: any further public comment? seeing none, then public comment is closed. thank you for joining us. let me say that the whole point of the group and the study is to explore the t.i.f. we have people on that committee like the controller, the budget office, et cetera. part of the reason they are on there is to track and make sure that the general fund is not adversely affected. you can talk to that as well. >> good afternoon, supervisors, and chair maxwell. i apologize. i was held up and then agenda item eight came up, and i ran down here. thank you for accepting my comments after public comment. i understand that ann-marie from planning summarized what it was about. supervisor maxwell: you are part of the staff. >> i don't know how much additional information you need. i did want to highlight at least -- perhaps reemphasize the scope of w

. >> jeannie was just 15 when she was killed in a car driven by her best friend eight years ago. >> aitch or embankment on the side of the road, and causing the vehicle they were riding in to flip five times. >> reporter: her father jim will head to captiol hill hoping to prevent other parents from suffering the same pain. he will join senator dodd in urging congress to pass new legislation. it would push states to adopt drive licensing laws for teens across the country. >> i hope that everyone can hear my story as well as others and to get the stand up act passed. >> reporter: motor vehicle crashes are the number one killer of american teenagers. advocates say if the proposal becomes law, nearly 8,000 teen lives could be saved every year. >> reporter: under the standup act, drivers would have to be 16 to get a permit and 18 for a full license. teens would have to be supervise while driving at night until they are 18. cell phone use would be strictly prohibited while behind the wheel and teen drivers would be allowed only one friend the car under 21. jim portel is convinced if this la

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jeannie moes, cnn, new york. >> well, we've been talking this hour about controversial proposal, healthymocrats say they don't want to choose between the two. but the pressure is on right now because the federal child nutrition program expires tomorrow. a lot of you weighing in on this, sharing your stories of your lunches that you remember from school. jess said, i ate free school lunches and just happy to have the food. at times that, was my only meal. it doesn't make sense that congress with cut food stamps to fund changes in school food. as a mother and dietician this is not okay. cutting snap benefits to improve school meals reduces the quality of food for families at home. cutting snap is taking away an apple to give a

. >> jeannie was just 15 when she was killed in a car driven by her best friend eight years ago. >> theny hit like a ditch, embankment on the side of the road, causing the vehicle they were riding in to flip five times. >> reporter: today her father, jim, will head to captiol hill, hoping to prevent other parents from suffering the same pain. he'll join connecticut senator chris dodd in urging congress to pass new legislation. it would push states to adopt new driver licensing laws for teens across the country. >> i hope to accomplish for everyone to hear my story as well as others and to get the standup act passed. >> reporter: motor vehicle crashes are the number one killer of american teens. according to federal officials, advocates say if the proposal becomes law, nearly 4,000 teen lives could be saved every year. under the standup act, drivers would have to be 16 to get a permit and 18 for a full license. teens would have to be supervised while driving at night until they are 18. cell phone use would be strictly prohibited while behind the wheel and teen drivers would be allowed onl

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. >>> reporter: jeannie was just 15 when she was killed in a car driven by her best friend 8 years agon they hit like a ditch embankment on the side of the road causing the vehicle to they were riding in to flip five times. >> reporter: today, her father jim will head to capitol hill hoping to prevent other parents from suffering the same pain. he will join connecticut senator chris dodd in urging congress to pass new legislation. it would push states to adopt new driver licensing laws for teens across the country. >> i just hope that everybody can hear my story as well as others and to get the stand-up act passed. >> reporter: motor vehicle crashes are the number one killer of american teenagers. according to federal officials, if the proposal becomes law more than 4,000 teen lives could be saved every year. under the stand-up act, drivers would have to be 16 to get a permit and 18 for a full license. teens would have to be supervised while driving at night until 18. cell phone use prohibited while behind the wheel and teen drivers would be allowed only one friend in the car under 21.

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. >> south africa, and iraq, and jeannie most, cnn.ll move on, and still ahead, the search for a possible fifth victim the could be involved in the east bay. centering along one suspect. >> a long holiday weekend and the forecast coming up in just a bit as we take a look of a sock and san mateo bridge. we will be right back. ♪ >> >> >> cooler weather continues into this weekend. a storm passing us to the north will bring us increase sea breeze winds. with fog coverage and cooler temperatures. cooler today, cooler on sunday and only 86, inland on sunday. we are going to see some warming as we go into labor day. a complete reversal. as the sea breezes will be eliminated and the warmer dry air will warm out to dry air. and a perfect weather for labor day, and not too stifling. 84 around the bay shore, and 70's on the bayshore we can look forward to that. as for this morning, to backtrack to take a look at the extent of the fog. >> at 5:00 a.m., the fog track reached the delta and the bay shore and to slow to peal back. and to the north, t