jenny was really a pioneer in doing the kind of text-based light art. so i would like to introduce -- jenny will be working in the light column in the railing on the mezzanine level, and i'd like to introduce her two studio managers who have been just a dream to work with. very responsive. very knowledgeable about technology and really great partners in this project. emily and david will present jenny holster's proposal. >> hello, thanks so much for having us. while jenny can't be here, she wanted us to express her enthusiasm for this project and how she's so thrilled to hopefully be participating in it. i'm going to be giving a background and emily will be giving the particulars of this project. hopefully by looking at some of jenny's older projects, it will help you and the public to see hopefully what she's trying to achieve here. kind of operative in all of jenny's work are three ideas, to be harmonious with the architecture and place in which they are. this is really facilitated with kelly clark pelley. also to use architecture that's usable, that

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la cantante jenni rivera dice que nada justifica la implementación de una ley satan severa. >> por parte presidente hugo chávez. >> que no tomo, no fumo, no nada. >periodista: en exclusiva la cantante ana bárbara responde a la kacusaciones que lo vale consideran en un fatal accidente. >> estamos en arizona "hora cero" >>>vanessa: hola ¿qué tal? desde phoenix, arizona. >> desde los estudios principales en miami. >> después de las audiencias es si la ley sb 1070 será implementada el próximo 29 y si es así ¿cómo sería implementada? >> muchos piensan que entraría en vigor. y precisamente cristina londoño habló con un analista y estuvo presente en las audiencias y por los palabras de la susan bolton, no será negada y aceptada en su totalidad. >> es imposible negar y las preguntas que hizo la jueza susan bolton sobre la ley sb 1070 hoy día expertos y abogados dicen que lo único que parece seguro es que decidirá por partes. este analista que siguió minuto a minuto espera noticias buenas y malas para los inmigrantes. >> parece que va a quitar algo lo más dañado o permitirá dejar que se quede una

jenny could pitch and jenny will retire just terrific. a pitcher for arizona, winning a collegiate championship and 60 games in a row. bobby has been named the major league soccer all-star game set for wednesday in houston. he's one of the guys that's a last minute edition. he scored more than a year to put the earthquake up front against the l.a. galaxy. galaxy is the one that picked him. tonight, we will have a 2-2 tie thing. donedonovan, he scores. galaxy improved to 12-2, and 4. are you okay? >> i'm sorry. >> coming to work for you. >> all right. hall of fame, has welcomed in a new member. the united states hockey hall of fame. there's one that jackie reported in toronto. those who loved our country didn't hear this one. i'll be the jokester. going in on october 21st, buffalo, new york. playing a couple of season with the sharks and people like had him. germany had. jeremy lin joining now. he'll be the first asian- american in nearly 50 years. >> everybody wants to talk about you're asian-american and not talking about the other thing

his ex-wife, former first lady of south carolina jenny lady of south carolina jenny "meg whitman says run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? just a few simple ingredients and great-tasting mission flour tortillas make fabulous chicken fajitas, warm and yummy breakfast burritos and seriously tasty tacos. you'll find these budget-minded recipes and more ways to save at missionmenus.com. great meals start with delicious mission flour tortillas. mission. tasty tortillas. fresh ideas. >>> in concord, health officials are giving away free whooping cough vaccines. it's reached epidemic levels at the state with six infants dying already this year. they say it's very contagious and can be serious for young children. they are urging that parents make sure thei

the reason the position of the primary face remains an open question is jenny wants to conduct tests to better understand the possibilities of the materials. here's an animation that shows what the work might look like while scrolling text at the night time. >> i think we have one question. >> is the message permanent or is it going to change from time to time or what? >> she'll select text that could be quite long and she could end up with a program that would be up to 10 hours long and it would then just cycle. but the program itself would us a tenseably be permanent. so she would decide what it is and load it into the sign. >> ok. what i'm asking is by the wording. is the wording going to be permanent, the wording message is it going to change from time to time? >> it would probably be about 10 hours of different content. does that answer the question? >> and when would the different languages come in? >> probably sbir mitt ently. so she might use to represent one author in a variety of languages. she may represent one author in one language and move to the next author in another

jennie finch leaving the game in the seventh to a standing ovation. very nice sendoff for her after an impressive playing career. >> congratulations to her. >> jennie was super. >> she needs a cereal box. >> she has been. >> thanks. >> thanks for choosing nbc bay area news tonight. >> we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. >>> and now another viewpoint, response to an nbc bay area editorial. >> almost 40% of our public schools budget is spent on overhead. we need to consolidate management and merge districts so we can keep more money in our classrooms. that's the editorial stand we took last week, and you responded. one vow joe, think about the districts where you live. let's move on without so much management oversight. darlene adds, why not go straight for the source. textbooks are a problem. teachers should be using actual documents from the library of commerce instead of interpretation of facts by textbook companies who have traditionally taken a huge chunk of our informational dollar. you can view more at nbceditorials.com. the music

>> most of the time it is. >> reporter: but jenny qwon says not in her case. >> the lifeguard explained to us what we feed to do. we made sure we were set up properly. >> reporter: and this former water world employee told us when he worked there -- >> they told me that the typhoon was where people got hurt. >> reporter: kyle knicks briefly served as a lifeguard in summer, 2008. >> what i noticed was people would flip over in the rafts while going down the slide. >> reporter: according to state documents, the park knew it. when a state investigator showed up at the park in 2009 to ask about those accidents, his report says the park director told him a significant number of rafts had been flipping over in 2008 and said the park had switched to larger rafts for the 2009 season to address the problem, but the fix apparently wasn't enough because in july when carrie vaca came down the slide -- >> all of a sudden i was just smacked into the top of the tube, hit my head, filmed us off the tube and then i went down. my head just felt like it ran into a brick wall. >> reporter: she cape escaped

same people that just got that turn around to vote for republicans i don't get why they do that but jenny churchills going to try to explain it to me in just a moment's. wealthy british time. to . go to. market why not. why don't we really happening to the global economy with mike stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. there's a report on our. thanks. thanks thanks thanks thanks. to. you now everybody already knows that republicans don't really like minorities and they're definitely not fans of gay people but those groups are smart enough to realize that they're not wanted and so then they just go ahead and overwhelmingly vote democratic but what's also becoming increasingly clear is that republicans and their pet network fox also hate the poor you see time after time we have heard that the poor are worthless that they're lazy and that they are not pulling their weight in society even in the deepest recession since the great depression the constant beating down of struggling americans has not let up and fox has turned their latest super survey to the poor take a

only from jennie-o. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughou reviving the economy means reinventing the way we do business. here's to the owners showing us the way. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence good morning to you, welcome back. this is "mohegan sun sports tonight," brand new day. thursday, july 22. >> good morning, time now is 5:30 and mark 1 in for steve. what's the weather like today? >> a little cooler across the bay area. we warm things up at least 4-8 degrees. still not a heat wave, but still not a fan of the chilly temperatures. keeping it cool for the beaches. upper 50s. inland spots up into the 80s. afternoon sea breeze around 25 miles an hour. more on your forecast in a few minutes. sal has an update on traffic. >> good morning to you, once you get to the toll plaza, traffic is moving well. san francisco, closure on almost bard street. we'll tell you act that coming up. >> reporter: . >>> crews working to clean up after a water main break. craig is on the scene for a look at the da

only from jennie-o. a street right now at buchanan, closure because the water department was doing overnight work. they had to fix a valve on the system. they were there all night doing it. now they are closing up the street, but the street is down to one lane. we are catching them at the tail end of this project, and it looks like this could be open in the next 15-30 minutes. they are working hard to get this open. for awhile, people out water service in the area. we're hearing that service has been turned back on. back to the desk. >>> time now, just turning 6:54. now here's what's coming up with mornings on 2. >> coming up in minutes, new details on that horrible crash in fresno that killed 6 people overnight and injured 10 others. we'll hear from passengers and how it's affecting traffic in that area. >>> crews in the process of removing 7-burned out cars. we'll find out what happened in a live report and about the effort of letting the owners of the cars know their car has been destroyed. >>> and th

y este domingo, telemundo presentará un programa especial con arpaio, la cantante jenni rivera con mi11:35/10:35 centro. >> hablando de leyes una ciudad que ha puesto dura la política migratoria es frpr fremont. har imposible la vida en la ciudad. esto como nos dice angie sandoval sino logran impedirlo. >>>angie: tormenta legal sobre fremont, nebraska. el fondo para la defensa legal méxico-americano y la unión de libertades civiles, argumentó que ordenanza prohibiendo que es inconstitucional. >> este tipo de leyes que han pasado afectan no solamente a los latinos pero también las personas que son dueños de edificios. >> a 8 días de entrar en vigor grupos en favor de la ley. >> esta es una táctica de las organizaciones que están en favor de la población indocumentada en estados unidos. >> el 21 de junio los ciudadanos de esta ciudad de 25.000 habitantes aprobaron esta ordenanza. >> pues, me da miedo pues, como yo soy indocumentada y mis hijas que están aquí, me da miedo al salir y pues ser arrestada. >> los conoccejales en tendrán e pedir personmiso eles y no tend que pedir documentaci

only from jennie-o. >>> good morning. welcome back. a united airlines took off yesterday morning, and with no warnings t plane dropped at least 20 to 30 feet, and sending people flying. >> i saw drinked go flying in front of me. i saw them hit the ceiling and come back down. luckily i had my seatbelt on. >> more than 20 people were taken to the hospital. their injuries include bruises, whiplash, strains and sprains. >>> well, secrets of state, tom villsack issued a statement, reconsidering the department of agriculture resignation after making racial comments. now she says she is not sure she wants her job back. allison burns is here with more on that. >> here in washington, d.c. this morning, the agriculture secretary is reconsidering the firing of a usda worker over racism. the worker is saying she is not sure she would go back. this 24-year-old video of shirley sharrod is what sparked the controversy. it says she intentionally said she dismissed a white farmer's plea for help. but the family said sherrod did help them, and the clip

presentará el programa especial "arizona, hora cero" tenemos entrevista con joe arpaio, la cantante jenninana conocida marc de cosméticos de utilizar a las mujeres jeasesinadas de juárez para vender labial. >>>vanessa: regresamos con la cobertura especial desde phoenix, arizona, para un día muy importante para todos los indocumentados no dónde una jueza federal escuchó las demanda en contra de la ley sb 1070. >> todos los ojos han estado dispuesto en la corte de arizona. pero otras noticias llamaron la atención i internacional. venezuela rompió relaciones dmrom cdiplomáticas. >periodista: colombiano había presentado la presentación en la oea y el presidente hugo chávez. >> me veo obligado a romper relaciones con colombia por dignidad porque uribe seno enfermo. >periodista: el primer mandatario convirtió un acto deportivo es una locura diplomática. esta tarde luis alfonso hoyos embajador colombiano ante la oea. >> se han convertido prácticamente en campos de verano. >> presentó durante una hora y media, fotos y videos entrenados por los movilizados de la defsh ya, prueba de 1.500 guerrille

then oprah at 4:00, south carolina's first lady jenny sanford opens up about her husband's infidelity. then at 5:00, a deadly pit bull attack in concord whera child was killed in a garage. one more reason to eat fish. it may help you and those stories ming up at 5:00 5:00 today. there is something for everyone. don sanchez has what's hot. >> it's serious and funny new comedy auctioning the ainsleys from theater works in palo alto. >> san francisco symphony, they celebrate mexican bicentenni at dolores park. >> story telli, images of spirit. jewish film festival begins in five theaters around e bay for two weeks. >> america's premiere summertime event, gilroy garlic festival has food and 4500 pounds of garlic. new jazz star catch him saturday afternoon in mendocino music festival muse identical the edge of the world. >> a berkeley teenage theater group presenting a true story at julia morgan theater. ♪ >> salsa festil features live music in six clubs and dancg in the streets. free dance lessons saturday night. >> quality family entertainment and theater for kids. chevron faly theater a

only from jennie-o. >>> welcome back. good morning to you. time now 6:54.few minutes on mornings on 2 the big apple news conference now just a couple of hours away an there is word reportedly steve jobs was warned about possible problems with the iphone 4 before it was released. >> and muni buses come to a grinding halt in one san francisco neighborhood overnight. we will tell you why. >> and some bay area firefighters are making some unusual demands when it comes to ot. we will have those stories and much more coming up on mornings on 2. >> time now 6:54. actress lindsay lohan has checked herself into rehab and is hoping it will reduce her jail sentencech she was sentenced to 90 days in jail for violating her probation in a dui case. that sentence is supposed to begin next tuesday. but according to people.com lohan checked into pickford loft in los angeles on wednesday hoping the judge would modify her sentence or let her serve it at that sober house. bart police chief is defending one of the its officers who used a taser on someone who didn't pay their fa

jennie finch, she's got one game left after tonight. good will tour, she pitched a complete game and a little help here defensively from her team. look at that. finch also homered, took a no- hitter into the 5th inning. she homered yesterday. took a no hitter into the 5th. settle for a one-hitter. usa beat japan 5-0. the tournament wraps up on monday. >>> floyd landis on the lance armstrong cheated case. >> did you see him using performance enhancing drugs? >> yes. i also received some from him. rather than go into entire detail, yes. i saw lance armstrong using drugs. >> all right. again, armstrong says this is his final tour de france. armstrong's in 23rd place. andy schleck is only eight seconds behind. today mark cavendish won. but again it's wrapping up for armstrong. i'll say really quickly, mark danon, the great jacqueline bennett, you're probably bicycle riding fans. all these years, reports, reports, reports on armstrong. i'm one of these guys until i see it, i don't want to believe it. that's an awful lot of smoke isn't it? >>

like when i make burgers i use lean jennie-o ground turkey. i'm proud i got them off the couch.ort of. anncr: be well... with all the great tasting ways to eat lighter. only from jennie-o. >>> good morning. low clouds and fog temperatures inland still not. 90s to 100. by the coast and around the bay cooler. >> high temperatures and lightning have sparked at least eight fires in riverside county. this one of the fires you are looking at right now. twof sheriff's deputies were actually injured while trying to rescue a woman from a burning trailer. in the san fernando valley temperatures reached 100 degrees. >>> southern china is bracing for a typhoon this hour. the storm has left a trail of destruction. it was downgraded but meteorologists say it has strengthened again packing 75 mile an hour winds and is exhibited to hit landfall sometime tonight. >>> sonoma county is getting minor aftershocks after a pair of earthquakes rattled the area yesterday. one happened near the geyser where a quake hit before 5:00 last night. a quake shook the area near santa rosa yesterday morning. ther

only from jennie-o. >>> time now 6:54. let's go to tory to see what is coming up with "mornings on 2". good morning. >> coming up in minutes, getting new details about the investigation from the san francisco police department based on this new video posted on you tube. did police go to far with a suspect. >>> and oakland will be the first city in the country to license marijuana cultivation. we will have a live report with details and reaction. >>> and could b.p.'s battled ceo be ready to head out the door. more coming up. back to you on morning news. >> thanks. >>> well, this morning's funeral service for oakland bishop walter hawkins is already drawing a crowd of people outside the parmont theater. we want to take you out there where people are lining up right now. the gospel singer founded the love center church in oakland. he died sunday of pancreatic cancer. thousands of people attended a special music tribute to the late bishop. we are on our way out there to the theater. we will join you with a report coming up on

. >>> reporter: jenny kwan went to waterworld with friends in september 2008 to enjoy the sun and the water rides. >> just go for fun basically. >> reporter: one of those rides something called the typhoon, where guests sit on inflatable rafts and ride the waters through winding enclosed tunnels. but as she and her boyfriend rode down -- >> it just started gaining speed and losing control. >> reporter: then she says their raft flipped. >> i fell and just crashed the left side of my head into the side wall. >> reporter: and she fell through the dark. >> i couldn't see a thing. we were just tumbling always way down the slide. >> reporter: nearly two years later, kwan says, she still suffers from painful headaches. >> it's something that has not stopped. it has not left. >> reporter: we wanted to know how many people may have sustained injuries on that ride. to find out, cbs 5 reviewed state data and found something surprising. 31 reports of accidents involving the typhoon since january of 2005. but waterworld owner park management says there have been only four claims involving the typh

only from jennie-o. >>> 6:55. let's go to tori to see what is coming up on mornings on 2.d morning. >> good morning. coming up in minutes ktvu has learned that fbi agents are getting ready to interview to man involved in a gun fight with officers. we continue to get new information about the suspect and his possible motive. we are also following a frightening incident for oakland police officers overnight where a gunman was targeting police. we will upday the search for the suspect, who is still on the loose. there are new concerns about the capped oil well in the gulf. plus how cal fire is helping out with efforts to read more information -- [ inaudible ] >> -- about the spill. >>> a candidate's wealth becomes an issue, specifically the ownership of two large yachts now back to you. >> thank you. 6:56. the state superintendent of schools is worried about a new trend just to save money. 16 of the state's largest school districts including san francisco, san jose and fremont, they are cutting the length of the school year. they are going to cut the number of days from 180 t

like when i make burgers i use lean jennie-o ground turkey. i'm proud i got them off the couch.l, sort of. anncr: be well... with all the great tasting ways to eat lighter. only from jennie-o. ♪[ music ] >> mostly sunny skies expected across the south bay for today although temperatures cooling off a little bit compared to yesterday. san jose by 12:00 70 degrees. the forecast high of 81. >> well, a new report shows that fire alarm systems in many san jose schools are outdated or do not provide enough proax. the san jose mercury news conducted the investigation after an arson on july 5th that destroyed trace elementary school. the newspaper reports that less than half the district schools have systems that send alerts off campus. it also found most schools lack a sprinkler system and only a few schools have smoke detecters in all of the classrooms. >>> despite concerns among some residents santa clara county vector control is planning to spray in san jose again this week to help prevent the spread of west nile virus, the planned fogging area is bordered by payne avenue on the nor

the end amazing run from jenny valdez put the portuguese two one up. by departing a challenging were for the intercepted jonathan to carry wood for the allies a coup finished on him to watch were. another news alberto contador says he is relieved to have won the tour de france the spaniard winning the race for the third time in four years after beating andy schleck by thirty nine seconds while russia's tennis menchov also on the podium finishing third overall contador had given himself a vital lead in saturday's time trial and was able to drink glass of champagne as they headed to the finish paris at the last stages one of our britain's mark cavendish you pulled away because he made his english on the lease a five stage when stickin vitiate happy man but the greatest of poles were safe for contador and at twenty seven years old he still has the chance becoming one of the greatest riders ever the grades of seven time told when alonzo armstrong was twenty third i wrote he announced his second time in the sport afterwards and contador said it was one of t

approving the design concept and budgets for the four recommended artists -- james carpenter, julie chang, jenny holzer and ned kahn and authorizing the executive director to enter into an agreement with each of the artists for design development, construction documents, predicted mr. engine, an oversight of navigation and installation. >> is with great pleasure to present this to you. we are presenting four artists where there are will be integrated into the station. hopefully, as we move along, we will be able to identify further funding with more opportunities. we are going to have fled clark and joe madsen presenting this item, but i do want to express our appreciation to jill and the san francisco arts association for their support and hard work in bringing this item to you today -- fred clark and jill madsen. director daly: before we get there, i do not want to sully the presentation and the beauty of this after the presentation, so really quickly right now, in the future, for me, this is the second one of these that i now on and it is beautiful, but i could just take an electronic version

his ex-wife, former first lady his ex-wife, former first lady of south carolina jenny

. >> reporter: enter jenny craig.ertinelli signed on with the weight loss company as its spokesperson. by december of that year.... >> i've reached my ideal size. >> reporter: she was 40 pounds lighter. and a huge hit. >> i have my very own personal consultant laura who has helped me lose over 60 pounds. >> reporter: of course, a diet, any diet is only as effective as you make it. former generaly craig spokesperson krirs tee alley lost 75 pounds. >> have you called jenny yet. >> reporter: only to gain it back. it worked for you. you're living proof. we have other living proof that it doesn't always work. >> only you can do it. only i could do it. people weren't putting food down my mouth. i was doing it. if you want to take care of yourself-- and i want to take care of myself-- i have to stay vigilant and be aware of what i'm puting in my mouth. >> reporter: for the rest of your life juror to the rest of my life. >> what made you choose chief andover sfla. >> gosh, where do i start? you know, in l.a. everyone is so th

fernandez a very good diving header from him and then there was another good goal amazing burn from jenny valdez to put proportion to one up. before leaping to set the record german from the very end it was another finnish. so to say it was the final score. now in other news alberto contador says he's relieved to have won the tour de france the spaniard winning the race for the third time in four years after beating and each leg by thirty nine seconds while russia's tennis menchov also got on the podium in third place contador had given himself a five lead in saturday's time trial and was able to drink the traditional glass of champagne if they headed to the finish in paris the last stage was one for britain's mark cavendish and pulled away in closing meetings of the film's release a five stage in this year a happy man but it was contador who received the greatest of course in the twenty seven years old and still has the chance of becoming one of the greatest riders ever at the greatest of them all the seven time tour winner lance armstrong announced his second retirement from the sport a

. >> reporter: but jenny says not in her case. >> well, i started what we needed to do. made sure we were set up properly. >> reporter: and this former employee told us when he worked there. >> they told me that the typhoon was where people got hurt. >> reporter: kyle briefly served as a life guard in summer 2008. >> what i noticed was people would flip over in the rafts while going down the slide. >> reporter: and according to state documents, the park knew it. when a state investigator showed up at the park in 2009 to ask about those accidents, his report says the park director told him a significant number of rafts had been flipping over in 2008 and said the park had switched to larger rafts for the 2009 season to address the problem. but the fix apparently wasn't enough because in july when she came down the slide. >> all of a sudden i was just smacked into the top of the tube, hit my head, flipped us off the tube and then i went down. my head just felt like it ran into a brick wall. >> reporter: she escaped serious injury but says she stayed home from work for a wee

don't have a vaccine but we don't need a vaccine if we don't have a virus that would cause passage jenny or florida or an epidemic ok if i go to new haven here steve the professor. paints this is not being such a big. catastrophe is it we've hear all the time in media a lot of people actually call this the aids industry. norma's amounts of money put into advocacy awareness and and i would agree with you in russia central asia eastern europe awareness needs to be heightened but still it's same time in the industrialized west is a professor point out a lot of people do know about it i mean for big pharma as it's called i mean this is an important industry for them fighting this virus isn't it well you know aids is part of the portfolio of any drug company that's manufacturing drugs it's usually a very small part there are companies like gilliatt which is definitely the leader in these days where aids drugs are the majority of what they do but if you look at any other drug manufacturer hiv is actually a very small piece of their business. so i think that you know the extra cup anees look at

aimed at inhibiting these so-called aids woes which just knew it doesn't do anything it is not passive jenny there are forty million people on this planet according to the w.h.o. have feature we most some don't even know about it they're completely healthy a third of these up to the africa hope you lation is estimated to be positive the african population has doubled i am saying forbes four hundred to eight hundred millions in the last twenty five years since they are infected by this virus. in it in over twenty five percent whatever you want but w.h.o. has over and over the advertised they all infected now are going to died of reality is they have double and they carry the virus that doesn't do any harm and in in in the company is tied to the vials that doesn't do anything with drugs that are in ever terribly toxic ok works were developed there isn't he was developed forty years ago for one purpose to cause to kill human cells for cancer chemotherapy and the result is they have never ever cured one aids patient they even say that ok did you disagree do you disagree with that. of course i me

in football jenny had a frustrating time in remaining last night unable to break down ten minute in the third qualifying round of the champions league although betty describing it as a good result for his side and how to manage vantage afterward as van praagh to read two were sent off to the home side after just thirty six minutes but still couldn't find a way through afterwards but he said his side had faced a team for well michael return leg. next week elsewhere belgian champions and elect . the new saints three one there were also wins for dynamic here in sparta prague or cypriot side nicosia drew one one with red. hair and it finished all square between janine and the return legs of these games were played on change day and wednesday of next week there are more qualifying rounds tonight i.x. among them as they take on grew. in amsterdam martin yell remains the eye exam manager despite speculation he was on his way to full on i want to get a good win at home this evening to affectively settle the tie in the first left. border. you can better play it way for. the situation. it's bette

now i'm exercising more and eating lean protein like jennie-o turkey. i think it's working.: be well... with all the great tasting ways to eat lighter. only from jennie-o. >>> today's chronicle reports the san francisco police department has launched an investigation into a controversial incident caught on video. we want to warn you, some might find this video disturbing. police say the woman was drunk and belligerent and shouting obscenities at the police officers. >>> an ordinance was approved to make oakland the first city in the country to make marijuana licensed. after several hours, the council voted to allow four large industrial farms to be licensed to sell to medical dispensaries. this requires large growers to pay more than $200,000 a year in permit fees and 8% sales tax and carry $2 million in liability insurance. critics argue this will put small marijuana growers out of business into the city of corte madera has filed a lawsuit. they want to shut down a medical marijuana dispensary arguing there. they say it's housed at the tamal plaza that's zoned for light ind

now i'm exercising more and eating lean protein like jennie-o turkey. i think it's working. anncr: be well... with all the great tasting ways to eat lighter. only from jennie-o. >>> ktvu news has just talked to the concord man who faces felony charges in the dog mauling death of his young grandson. ktvu's claudine wong is live from the courthouse in martinez with an update. >> reporter: good morning. yes, steven hayashi told me that he was warned that doing any kind of interviews with reporters might put his life in danger because other inmates don't look well on someone who is charged with a crime involving the death of a child. he said he wanted to talk to us, anyway, to talk about what happened. he describes being gone yesterday from that concord home when this attack happened. he says usually, on most mornings, his 2-year-old step had grandson, jacob, would wake up, go into his grandmother's room, and go sleep with her. that didn't happen. instead jacob's brother came in, pointed to the garage and mumm -- mumbled something. that's when she went to the garage and found ja

now i'm exercising more and eating lean protein like jennie-o turkey. i think it's working. be well... with all the great tasting ways to eat lighter. only from jennie-o. >>> the chp is releasing new information about a major shootout over the weekend. tara moriarty is at highland hospital, where the suspect is being treated. >> reporter: investigators tell us that esseially, the fbi is stepping in because the suspect is a twice-convicted felon and was wearinged aboutdy armor at the time he shot at freeways. now, 45-year-old byron williams is now in serious condition at highland hospital. he suffered more than half a dozen gunshot wounds after a wild shootout with authorities. the parolee was pulled around midnight saturday night. he was allegedly drunk and weaving in and out of truck on 580 westbound. two chp officers pulled him over and noticed a rifle, shot gun and handgun. they say williams opened fire and that he was wearing a bulletproof vest. the chp says the two officers were in their 20s and displayed heroics in getting williams to surrender. >> one thing i have to

only from jennie-o. >>> good morning.e already clear, sunny and into the 60s near 7 70 but there's a little more fog. still warm to hot inland but cooler coast with 60s and 70s. >>> time now is 8:14. police have voted to prove a contract they say will avoid lay offs and didn't give up as much as the city asked for. they agreed to a reduction in officer pay of about 4%. other unions have agreed to 10% cuts. the deal also calls for officers to reduce the contributions, it runs through next june and city council has to approve it. >>> men low park firefighters are taking a pay issue to court. they filed a federal lawsuit yesterday, accusing the district of refusing to compensate them for time spent picking up uni uniforms and equipment. they say they should get overtime pay but the district says they don't need to be paid because they have the option of taking that equipment home with them. >>> time now is 8:15. hewlett packard plans to move some -- they will move those workers about half an hour north to a facility in pal l

his ex-wife, former first lady of south carolina jenny >>> i'm kristine hanson.land areas by noon will start to see some 60s around the bay and nicer day than yesterday. san francisco, extensive clouds and seven-day outlook, warmer summer like weather for the weekend. >>> all right. thanks a lot. news continues now with "good morning america." have ♪ ♪ put on my blue suede shoes i boarded the plane ♪ ♪ touched down in the land of the delta blues ♪ ♪ in the middle of the pouring rain ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> that is marc cohn. singing the song that made him famous. and he has a brand-new cd, that celebrates some of pop music's greatest classics. he's going to perform one of them live for us this morning. yes, he is, elizabeth vargas' husband. >> love it. and i love the whole idea behind this album. it's called "listening booth 1970." every song on the album, from 1970. and it goes back. marc has talked about this. he grew up in cleveland, ohio. and there was a great record store there, where you could go back -- >> sure. >> to the listening booths. checking o

only from jennie-o. love to see kids' spirits shine.sunny d ♪ sunny taste. sunny spirit. sunny d. brings out the best in kids. ♪ sunny d >>> we are back now at 8:09 with the new details in the bullying/suicide case of phoebe prince. she's the 15-year-old who took her own life back in january allegedly after being tormented by a group of classmates. today national correspondent amy robach is in south hadley, massachusetts, with the latest. amy, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to u you. phoebe prince moved here to get a fres new start. newly obtained court documents show phoebe prince was deeply troubled before she ever set foot in south hadley high school. it was a story that made headlines around the country, a warning about cruelty and the dangers of bullying. phoebe prince, 15 years old, beautiful and smart, committed suicide after months of relentless torment by her high school classmates. >> a car with a couple of kids in it, throws a drink calling her an irish slut, an irish whore, why don't you kill yourself, and sh

only from jennie-o. >>> back at 7:42.ppens when the desire to rescue animals becomes more of a compulsion than a good deed? how many cats would be too many? five? ten? how about 260? a special series premiering this week on animal planet takes viewers inside the world of animal hoarding. >> they mean more to me than any human could. >> in six months, maybe not even that long, you'll see my name in the obituary because i can't live like this. >> i'm not going to be able to keep doing this. >> you spend more time with the dogs than you do with your grandkids. >> if i had to choose between my animals and my husband, i would pick the animals. >> my cats are healthy and content with their life. >> i don't know how you can come home every single night and say this is my clean room. >> i would lose my wife. i would lose my house. i would lose everything if i went to jail over this. >> i think you have 150 too many cats. >> i don't have any desire to give up any of my animals. >> you don't care about yourself and i'm afraid you'r

. >> jennie finch, the great professional -- >> jimmy: did she pitch to me?e was on my team. >> jimmy: they try to humiliate you by putting -- and she throws hard. >> hard. >> jimmy: really hard. >> and she's tall and has long arms and it really comes at you. we also had mc hammer playing on the opposite team. >> jimmy: on the opposite team. how was hammer? >> we asked him repeatedly, please, hammer, don't hurt them. uh -- and it turns out he was far too legit to quit. >> jimmy: he was. >> he did not -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's how he's always been. >> there's not an ounce of quit in that game. >> jimmy: were you able to touch him? this? >> are you kidding me? are you kidding me? >> you can't touch that. >> jimmy: it's impossible. it is impossible. you can try -- >> jimmy: i feel like your pants are going to balloon up and you're going to start dancing around the stage. >> it could happen. >> jimmy: i think he was -- with the oakland -- he was always with the team when he was a kid. >> he had two home runs -- >> jimmy: really? i hope not two. how did you

as the bbc jenny phil reports it may be due to the economy. >> reporter: you're looking at a multimillional show in england. ♪ >> reporter: ask anyone here and they'll tell you, this is an industry with a future. take neil. his family has farmed for generations. he's now studying agriculture and plans to continue the line. >> i've got it in my blood. i love it. it's a really rewarding job to do from start to finish. you see things happen the likes of seeing animals being born, to when they're ready to go onto the dinner table. >> reporter: over the next three years it's estimated farming and its associated industries could introduce as many as 60,000 new jobs. so perhaps it's no surprise that agricultural ecologists are reporting a significant increase in the number of youngsters wanting to study there. >> we've seen a 47% increase in agricultural students in the last three years. 18% in the last year. so that's for an industry which has been on the wane, shows that it's back on the rise again now. >> reporter: that's why new blood is vital. we met molly just before she won a prize for sh

"american idol's" panel of judges will look very different next season with two judges out and jenny start. >> "american idol" has some very big shoes to fill. two of the brightest stars have now walked off stage. ellen degeneres announced her departure after one season as a judge on her twitter page, tweeting dim the lights, i voted myself off "american idol." ellen follows simon cowell out the door in a statement the king of critical was uncharacteristically kind saying i have huge respect for her because she's always been in control of her own destiny. ♪ every rose has its thorn >> reporter: judge kara dioguardi has been fired after two seasons on the show. judge after judge leaves, will the viewer stay? >> an off year. an off couple of years. it is not the same show we used to watch. >> reporter: ratings are down 20% from the peak four years ago when an average of over 30 million viewers tuned in. news is already leak being replacements. "people" magazine reports jennifer lopez has signed on to judge next season. rumors on the web say arrow smith's steven tyler will join her. >>