should a couple respond be invited to a ceremony here you know if nothing else is representative john county i'm absolutely with you we'll keep an eye on this and we'll keep reporting on it thank you both for being with us thank you so much and. everybody out there we can. let's keep these nine eleven first responders in our thoughts as they continue to struggle with their own tragedies a decade after our national treasure. parks' news doesn't know jack about economics today forty five million americans depend on food stamps just to have enough food to eat a fact that makes conservatives crazy because it's a national tragedy that so many americans are in need because our government is giving so many poor people what republicans call and it's beside the moral obligation we have to make sure millions of citizens living in the wealthiest nation on earth don't starve to death food stamps known as the snap program are actually one of the best economic stimulus programs out there as agriculture secretary tom vilsack noted when you talk about the snap program or the food stamp program you have to r

and as they were back in clark county, who shows up at the home where these two fellows stand but john porter's cousin, a man named thomas henry himes, who also came from butler county, himes was the captain and morgan's command coming and he had actually heard how he heard i have no idea what he actually heard that these two fellows were in clark county looking for more incoming and he was out looking for these two fellows so it was like they were both searching for one another and they found one another. well, this tom hines has to be one of the most interesting human beings ever to come out of this part of the state in the civil war. he would be a captain in the ninth kentucky calgary during the war with john porter. tom hines would be captured in ohio with john hunt morgan and both be incarcerated in the ohio penitentiary and would be tom hines who would mastermind of the estate of john hunt morgan and six of his men out of the ohio penitentiary in 1863 to in canada he was the architect of what became the northwest conspiracy, an attempt by the consider it department to cause an up

and who shows up in clark county at the home where these two are staying but john m. porter's cousin, thomas henry hives. he was a captain in morgan's command and he had actually heard -- i don't know how -- that these two fellows were in clark county looking for morgan. and he was out looking for these two. they were searching for one another and they find one another. , is is one of the most interesting human beings ever to come out of the civil war. he would be a captain in the ninth kentucky cavalry during the war with john m. porter. tom hines was captured in ohio with john hunt morgan and they would both be incarcerated in the ohio penitentiary and, as would mastermind the escape of john hunt morgan and six of his men out of the ohio country in november of 1863. then he would go to canada and from canada he was the architect of what became the northwest conspiracy, attempt by the confederate war department to cause an uprising in l.a. and indiana to free all the confederate prisoners of war in camp douglas and chicago and camp morgan and indianapolis and hopefull

as i stated, john porter after he was released from johnson island, came back to butler county. the way he got back to butler county though was a bizarre route. they released him, he was exchanged union forces exchanged him, and got union prisoners of war back. he was exchanged in richmond, virginia, and the day he was sent to -- that he got off of the boat on the james river in richmond was two days before the confederacy collapsed, the government collapsed. and so john porter was able to get out of richmond on a train right behind president jefferson davis and davis' wife and the entire confederate cabinet. he went all the way into north carolina. actually tried to go back into richmond, but then turned around and went back into north carolina. he actually met up with many members of his only command? north carolina. but they all told him to go on. the war is over for us. he thought with some of the fellas that he was with, maybe he can keep going west and find a confederate army that's still in the field in loosen transmississippi. what they did, they wardennered all the way

. >> at his placer county ranch, john schwartzler remembers every one of his 19 cream draft horses by name and can tell each of these magnificent animals apart. >> this is bucky. he's the youngster. >> the cream draft horses seem almost regal. although they were historically used for farming and hauling freight, john believes they can be traced back to the royal hanoverian horses used by the britisroyal family. but there's no fancy castle or palace for these horses. home is 60 acres of open pasture at greenwood ranch just a few miles away from auburn. royal blood or not, 22-year-old ben made sure we knew that he was a media star, and he kept interrupting our interview to make sure we gohis good side on camera. >> heh heh. we have a hambone here. he's a--he's a camera hog. >> good-looking and good-natured, the cream draft horse is believed to be the only draft breed native to america, and these horses, which are more than 5 feet tall, or 17 hands, are surprisingly hard to startle. no wonder they've been dazzling crowds in hundreds of parades and shows across california and the u.s. >>

he was taken into custody at john wanye airport in orange county to face a murder charge in a deadly atlanta shooting on august 19. reportedly it was an accidental shooting. a report today obtained by the associated said crittendon was robbed nearly $60,000 worth of jewelry in april. authorities say crittendon was retaliating when he accidently shot a mother of four. >>> former giants slugger pronds will be sentenced this december -- barry bonds will be sentenced this december for his obstruction of justice conviction. the date of december 16. he is expected to receive a lesser punishment than six months in prison. he gave evasive testimony during a 2003 grand jury hearing. the home run king plans to appeal. meanwhile, prosecutors are still deciding whether to retry bonds on three perjury charges which the jury deadlocked on. >>> the united nations is warning there could be a major resurgence of the deadly bird flu. cases of h 5n1 plummeted but has popped up again. migrating birds are taking the illness to countries that have been virus free for several years, countries like israel,

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. >> reporter: at san francisco county jail today, john paul newen told us vargas' parents asked himto visit their son in jail. >> his parents live in mexico city, they sent him away to school. he doesn't have a lot of friends in the bay area, so i'm glad his family thinks of me as one of his good friend. >>> he could have his first court appearance on tuesday afternoon. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> phillies manager charlie manuel echoes the sentiments of philadelphia and the bay area that he hopes white makes a speedy recovery. >> i hope he's okay, i hope someone brings him around and let me meet him sometime. >> reporter: manuel said that traveling from philadelphia to san francisco is the mark of a true fan. and he says he's hoping to visit the young man at the hospital. >>> the fire department has 35 new firefighters as of tonight. the 35 men and women were sworn in today after completing a challenging 14 week training program. this was the san francisco fire department's first new class of recruits in almost six years. one new firefighters said she

. >> reporter: at san francisco county jail today john paul newan told us vargas' parents asked him to visit his son. >> his parents, you know live in mexico city. sent him away to college to the u.s. so you know he doesn't have too many friends up in the bay area so i am glad that his family considers me as one of his good friends. >>> vargas has been booked under felony hit and run. he's under psychiatric observation in the jail. learn what his friend says vargas was doing in san francisco before he allegedly hit those two people and fled the scene. david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> the giant-philly game is set to start in about two hours. an enthusiastic bunch of fans from the philadelphia area are here for the game. but cheering on their team has become almost secondary after the crash last night that critically injured 9-year-old ryan white. coming up you will hear from san francisco mayor ed lee and from philadelphia phillies manager charlie manuel who has a message for the white family. >>> the search is on for a boy kidnapped. you may have seen the amber alerts. the child was abd

. >> reporter: at san francisco county jail today, john paul newen told us vargas' parents asked himto visit their son in jail. >> his parents live in mexico city, they sent him away to school. he doesn't have a lot of friends in the bay area, so i'm glad his family thinks of me as one of his good friend. >>> he could have his first court appearance on tuesday afternoon. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> phillies manager charlie manuel echoes the sentiments of philadelphia and the bay area that he hopes white makes a speedy recovery. >> i hope he's okay, i hope someone brings him around and let me meet him sometime. >> reporter: manuel said that traveling from philadelphia to san francisco is the mark of a true fan. and he says he's hoping to visit the young man at the hospital. >>> the fire department has 35 new firefighters as of tonight. the 35 men and women were sworn in today after completing a challenging 14 week training program. this was the san francisco fire department's first new class of recruits in almost six years. one new firefighters said she

he was arrested last night in john wayne airport in orange county. he is accused of shooting a woman to death in atlanta. police say the motive appears to be in retaliation for a robbery in april. crittendon was in the news for a gun-related incident in the past. he and gilbert arenas pleaded guilty to misdemeanors last year for bringing guns to the washington wizards locker room. >>> 6:40. a call to help the millions of people affected by hurricane irene. >> but there are some things you should know before you donate. cnet's brian cooley will be here to show you the real organizations from the fake ones. >> the market opened about 10 minutes ago. let's check the numbers. the futures were down and they are holding true right now. right now, all of the major indices are down. but we'll get the skinny on all that perhaps they will go up from kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks who joins us shortly. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> bay area, if you are just getting up, we have low clouds and fog filling into the bay right now. some of

john canulo, brunswick county vice chair. we are glad you are here.nk you for what you're doing. we are all going to come together in 2012, are we not? we are going to make happen right here in myrtle beach. this is the center of the universe, myrtle beach, where we take the country back. i like the sound of that. we also want to remember in the midst of the great joy that we have here today that it is altogether fitting and proper that we imagine someone who is also a great hero and dignitary. if we look behind us, the flags today are at half staff here in myrtle beach. they are in -- at half staff in honor of the fire chief who died tuesday in the line of duty. when you join me for just one moment -- father, we thank you for this brave man, the fire chief here in myrtle beach. we ask, father, that you be with his family, love once, and friends. we thank you for the services given to this local community. lord, we thank you for him and ask that you would honor his memory as well as those who are first responders and all of those response -- serving o

about the entire eastern half of the state, the hurricane could affect 20 counties and 3.5 million people in north carolina alone. johnrella joins us again tonight from atlantic beach. obviously there's a lot of concern there about the impact of this.

larry, we appreciate all the you have done on behalf of the museum here and the county. john, thank you for your leadership, too. we have had the pleasure of working together on tax issues and others, property rights. thank you for the work you do in austin as well. i want to talk about the financial crisis and where we are at. one of the three great lies in america now include that the video is ready to go, i am convinced. by the way, if you get a chance, we are serious about staying in contact with our employers. come to our website, we have a blog on facebook and twitter. we do a lot of work on the joint economic committee on what it takes to get the economy going, but we want feedback from you, too, on these issues. this chart shows america's future if we don't change our ways. the green line is revenue in america. as you can tell, over time, revenue goes up and down some, but for the most part, it shows about 19% of our economy comes into the federal government. we are in a recession, coming out of one, or trying to. revenue is going to come up some. that is the green li

but we are being told now by waukesha county election officials that there will be no results for at least one hour. johnou hear the response from the crowd on that. put this in perspective. what does this mean? this is coming from think progress. think progress is reporting tonight that waukesha county officials have told them that there will be no results for at least an hour p. >> it's frankly very unsettling, ed, because -- >> vet unsettling? why? >> in the supreme court race between jerry prosser, very close to the governor, clappenberg, challenger backed by a lot of these folks, the unions as well, waukesha county held its results back longer than anyone else. on election night they popped in a bunch very late that put prosser up. then clappenberg came back and waukesha came back two days later finding 14,000 additional votes. there is a great discomfort. and people will say whatever they want. bottom line on waukesha county is this happens election after election and it always ends up helping the republicans. >> who are the people in charge of that county? >> there's a woman named cathy nicholas w

about the entire eastern half of the state, the hurricane could affect 20 counties and 3.5 million people in north carolina alone. john beach. obviously there's a lot of concern there about the impact of this. it looks like that band that chad myers talked about a short time ago, it looks like the rain is getting stronger there right now, john. >> reporter: yeah. you know, anderson it's not that sideways driving pelting rain that feels like sand when it hits you in the face. but it did intensify a few minutes ago and coming in. it's picking up again. you know one of the things we're talking about, your might be able to see. the ground is already pretty saturated here in a lot of these low-lying areas. so one of the big concerns you talked about 20 north carolina counties, a lot of those are counties inland not right on the coast and that's because of all the rainfall. it has been raining steadily now for several hours and as everybody, as chad myers has been pointing out, we could be in this kind of weather and worst weather right through tomorrow late afternoon and evening because the core of this hurricane is expect

but we are being told now by waukesha county election officials that there will be no results for at least one hour. johne from the crowd on that. put this in perspective. what does this mean? this is coming from think progress. think progress is reporting tonight that waukesha county officials have told them that there will be no results for at least an hour p. >> it's frankly very unsettling, ed, because -- >> vet unsettling? why? >> in the supreme court race between jerry prosser, very close to the governor, clappenberg, challenger backed by a lot of these folks, the unions as well, waukesha county held its results back longer than anyone else. on election night they popped in a bunch very late that put prosser up. then clappenberg came back and waukesha came back two days later finding 14,000 additional votes. there is a great discomfort. and people will say whatever they want. bottom line on waukesha county is this happens election after election and it always ends up helping the republicans. >> who are the people in charge of that county? >> there's a woman named cathy nicholas who is the county cl

he is concerned about the eastern half of state that it could affect 20 counties, 3 1/2 million people in north carolina alone johna is with us from atlantic beach. >> reporter: 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, if the eye crosses us here that's the time the center of the storm is expected to get here. so just after first light. prpgss they're taken, not a lot of people have put up shutters or boarded up. we did see some. most of the people here at least a good percentage of them did decide to leave. others said they were going to go ahead and stay. mandatory evacuation, of course that means they still can't force you to leave. but they did issue a mandatory evacuation. police are patrolling all up and down here. shelters are open just over in morehead city over the bridge, three shelters that we know of. salvation army is serving meals there. anderson, one thing to point out as we see the wind picking up and we've gone through some heavier wind and rain now, it just continues to get heavier and heavier all the time. inland flooding is what kills more people in hurricanes than storm surge these days. so we're seeing alr

this is video after he was taken into custody he was boarding a flight at john wayne airport in orange county investigator said he shot and killed the 11 mother on august 19th in an apparent retaliation. and >> now we have a governor out there saying a couple months ago we met and i want to be accommodating. we are getting this yo-yo effect. i think the fed's air on the side of caution months ago the market was crashing and then the fed said that they would do everything they need to the economy starts looking better and then ben bernanke backed off and then it was just a ultimately nicer that the fed will be in our corner. consumer confidence did fall. >> but that seemed to not hurt the market much. >> consumer confidence issue is tricky because it is not really a great indicator of the future of the stock market began, it is showing you that people think that we are back in the 2009 level of the economy. >> another winner home prices. are they beginning to stabilize at all? >> this is one i wish we could have a new word like partner part loser. now we are down about 5.9% san francisco about

florida teenager has died of an ameba infection she got sick after diving into the saint john river last week in orange county floored it causes a meningitis type of infection health officials say there is always a risk in warm lakes and rivers, they suggest that people try to keep the water from being driven into your nasal passages. >> checking traffic this tuesday, the headlights are eased down from foster city to hayward, that is where the traffic is heavy right now. traffic west bound is moving well we will be back with more news after the break. >> and drawn by a dutch master was stolen this weekend and now has been return is valued at $250,000 it was taken from a ridge called and hotel in marina del rey saturday night, the reported stolen on monday night some call the police with a tip about this one of the kind throwing. -- drawing. this is the actual drawing that was stolen from the rich called sen the other day. we got an anonymous tip. the reason why the tipples called in to us because they saw all the coverage, they saw it in then they remembered seeing this in a church all we were told is we thin

. >> reporter: the 24-year-old was arrested last night at john wayne airport in orange county after helta flight bound for atlanta. some believe he was trying to flee. his lawyer says he was heading back to georgia to turn himself in, that he is not guilty of murder and they look forward to their day in court. police say he's responsible for the death of 22-year-old julian jones. they say on august 19th jones was walking with two men when she was shot. they believe one of the men with her was the intended target. the motive apparently what's tal skwraeugs for a jewelry robbery in april in which crittenton was a victim. >> it's my understanding there was jewel remember and other values stolen. it appears he might have had hundred nba ring stolen from him during the robbery. he had gone out to that particular community asking questions about it. >> reporter: this is not the first time he's had a run in with the law. when he was with the washington wizards in 2009 he was suspended from the league for having guns in a locker room with gilbert arenas. arenas spent a short time in a halfway

. >> john porter was a, um, young fellow from butler county, kentucky, which is a county down in south central part of the state. who, um, joined the confederate army in october of 1861 when the confederate armies occupied southern kentucky. and he ultimately became a lieutenant in the ninth kentucky cavalry that rode with john hunt morgan. and, um, he was probably prouder of having ridden through the war with john hunt morgan than he was almost anything he ever did in life. and he penned this memoir for his daughter whose name was minnie belle. he married shortly after the war was over, and his wife died after giving birth to minnie belle. and so he raised this child along with his two sisters and a brother in bowling green, kentucky, a county, warren county, it's a neighboring county to butler, and bowling green is the county seat, so a rather large community in southern kentucky. and so he raised minnie belle, and he wanted minnie belle to understand what he did during the war. and so in 1872 he set about writing these memoirs. and they were titled then "memoirs of my experience in

a spokesman said it could affect 20 counties, 3.5 million people in north carolina alone. that's where john is from atlantic beach. john, what time is it expected to come there? what kind of preparations have they been making? >> 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, anderson. if the eye crosses us here, that's the time the center of the storm is expected to get here. so just after first light. preparations they have taken. not a lot of people who have put up shutters or boarded up. we did see some. most of the people here, at least a good percentage of them, did decide to leave. others said they would go ahead and stay. mandatory evacuation. that means they still can't force you to leave but sit a mandatory evacuation. shelters are open just over in morehead city over the bridge. three that we know of. salvation army serving meals there. anderson, one thing as we see the wind picking up, we have gone through heavier wind and rain now. it gets heavier and heavier all the time. inland flooding is what kills more people in hurricanes than storm surge these days. we're seeing already grounds saturated h

fact that's how the supreme court ruled in santa clara county but over thirty times since then actually what had happened was the core of puerto john chandler bancroft davis slipped into the ed note but the court had ruled that way even though the ruling said no corporations are not people but he said yes they are and over thirty times since then the supreme court has ruled that justice hugo black for example in one nine hundred thirty eight said of the cases in this court which the fourteenth amendment has applied during its first fifty years after its adoption less than one half of one percent invoked in it protection of the negro race and more than fifty percent as that its benefits be extended to corporations and in fact it was a stablish to end slavery now we scots and there were every state of the union basically have this law this with this is the wisconsin version and these this one that was repealed the one nine hundred fifty s. these were all across the country hello. contributions by corporations and the side of the law no corporation doing business in the states shall pay or contribute or offer consent or agree to pay o

john kelly. let's get your day started with a check on the weather and meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, guys. thick fog especially in marin county, visibility starting to fall. if you are sick of waking up with cloudy, cool conditions at the coast, i've got a warm-up in the forecast. we'll tell you about that coming up. first let's get to you work on time. 6:01. is it getting busy out there, mike? >> it is. it's getting a little better, i guess. a look at the one lane open side, south 101 whipple, full closure southbound side because of an accident involving an overturned truck, emergency crews on scene. we'll get the updates and i'll let you know if they open another lane in the next few minutes, at least 30 minutes. >> could affect. >>> new a brazen burglary early this morning at a bingo hall in concord all caught on surveillance video. wait um you see these pictures. "today in the bay's" christie smith is there live right now. a lot of destruction there? how do they do it? >> well, you know, remember that movie "gone in sixty seconds" about how people steal cars. that's how long it took two men in a pickup truck to crash into

there november contention and trust me in marin county when people had a beef i would hear about it. >> former congressman johnton and former assemblyman bagley helped write the law in the 1960s and '70s and alltel abc 7 news that some environmentalists and the park service has twisted their words. bagley was a friend of the former owner. >> knowing charlie johnson i wasn't request b. to put the man out of business. >> he wrote the legislation that would give property rights to the national park service. he says that because of its cultural and historical importance the oyster operation was always meant to be a part of the park as proof he points to a 1961 feasibility study stating existing commercial oyster beds and oyster cannery should continue under national seashore status because of their public value. they wrote this letter to the secretary of the interior are urging him to renew the lease. >> we think it is clear there was no intent in the congressional record or in the plane language of the law that the oyster farm continue that it is supposed to go away in 2012. >> amy trainer is with the environment

he is concerned about the eastern half of state that it could affect 20 counties, 3 1/2 million people in north carolina alone john from atlantic beach. >> reporter: 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, if the eye crosses us here that's the time the center of the storm is expected to get here. so just after first light. prpgss they're taken, not a lot of people have put up shutters or boarded up. we did see some. most of the people here at least a good percentage of them did decide to leave. others said they were going to go ahead and stay. mandatory evacuation, of course that means they still can't force you to leave. but they did issue a mandatory evacuation. police are patrolling all up and down here. shelters are open just over in morehead city over the bridge, three shelters that we know of. salvation army is serving meals there. anderson, one thing to point out as we see the wind picking up and we've gone through some heavier wind and rain now, it just continues to get heavier and heavier all the time. inland flooding is what kills more people in hurricanes than storm surge these days. so we're seeing already ground

john records. and in santa cruz, the group opposing installation of pg&e smart meters are now mounting an effort to recall the local sheriff and says santa cruz county sheriff has failed to enforce an ordinance prohibiting installations. seen as sim lolic sints public utilities commission regulates utilities are. still, the group, as well as some on the counsel say anyone who installs them should be cited. the sheriff says he has to prioritize when resources and smart meter complaints are knots a public safety threat. and organizers say smart meters wireless transmissions can cause injury by microwave radiation and as serious as injury from a gun or a knife. >> and san francisco is shoring up ranks of the fire department. the chief pinned badges on 35 enry level firefighters during a ceremony today. and this is a first graduating class in six years. new firefighters are well aware of danger that's come with the job. during their training two firefighters died battling a blaze. >> and this is clear they're well aware of the risk it and was reminded that have risk. >> this is a is a first graduating class in which they're trained as emergency medical

no contention and trust me in marin county with people had a beef boy hear about it. >> former congressman john burton along with a former assemblyman, william bagly helped write the law in 1960s and 70s and all tell abc 7 news some environmentalists and park service have twisted their words. bagly was a friend of the former owner. >> knowing charlie johnson i wasn't about to put the man out of business he wrote the legislation that would give property rights to the national park service saying because of the his storeal importance, it was always meant to be a part of the park. as proof he points to a 1961 feesibility study stating existing oyster beds and cannery should continue under national sea shore status because of their public value. and the three wrote this letter to the secretary of the interior urging him to renew the lease. >> we think it's clear there is no intent on a congressional record or plain language of the law that the oyster farm continue. that it is supposed to go away in 2012. >> amy trainer with s.with environmental action committee questioning lawmaker's memories. >> i

i'm john king reporting live from long beach, new york. this is barrier island. nassau countyricane irene making her way up the east coast off new jersey at the moment. the people of new york bracing. the rains have picked up, the winds have picked up substantially in the last hour or so. the storm still a couple hours away from the new york metropolitan area. we're starting to see some street flooding here. the storm will arrive in new york just about the time of high tide. that's the concern in this barrier island here, as you get closer to the urban metropolitan areas, many in new york waking up trying to figure out just what is coming. how bad will the flooding be and the power outages that come with that flooding as new york, new england, new jersey brace, have the questions of just what is coming. the winds here, some of the streetlights blowing. as of now, we're still waiting for the storm to come. what will it deliver? let's check in with reynolds wolf, who is in kill devils hill, north carolina. give us the latest on the devastation and the sense of what is coming thi

county of san francisco as tenant; adopting findings unde. supervisor chu: thank you very much. we have dr. amy heart from the migrant center. >> good morning. my name is john updike, acting director of real estate. today we see the recommendation to acquire this property that jennings and newhall in the india basin subdivision. i have a general map in the overhead. the property is on a street that leads to the postal service facility and is somewhat disconnected from the basin as a result. it does a for the city to secure an excellent match for the office of the chief medical examiner, subject to design, cheaper review, and authorization of funding over the left -- the next two to 2.5 years. originally leased in 2006, housing the laundry facility, dislocated from a hospital project. primarily as a result of an arbitration between union representative laundry workers and the city. set aside, subsequently, the laundry is now an outsourced function that never moved into this location. however, the property jurisdiction has been used as a warehouse for off site storage during construction. it served a very valuable purpose, housing everything from art works to

john weatherford is preaching from his jail and chester bird county. he reaches out his arms. he is praying that the signs the windows. men's come with nice and cut designs. any number of cases, people would gather to hear preaching and anglicans presumably on horseback would write to the crowd. if you've ever had a horse cannot you with a horse whip, this is dangerous, frightening and they would particularly beat the living daylights out of the blacks in the crowd. free or slave. so this is the kind of things going on. this heightens the question. why is william mcclanahan willing to go fight for these people? well, that leads to my second discovery, which was really fairly simple. the dissenters made it clear to the establishment leaders and the people leading the resolution. you want us to fight can you give us religious freedom. and it was conditional. they said that is going to be the deal. over the course of the revolution, there is a back and forth between the speed will and the new state, patrick henry and edmund pendleton kerry and they eventually get religious freedo

county, required for the san joaquin pipeline system. supervisor chu: these are all items related to projects that the public utilities commission is undertaking. they all relate to permanent and temporary easements. >> john updike, acting director of real estate. item 9 is related to the crystal springs pipeline number two improvement project. this property, i have an overhead for you. this is in the town of hillsborough. what is before the committee today is the purchase of temporary construction easements totaling 6440 square feet and a permanent easements of 4600 square feet. the settlement agreement calls for a purchase price of 87,005 and $7, which is between the appraised value and the requested amount from the owner and is pursuant to an summoned by the puc general manager and commission, who will approve this resolution. this is in conformance with the general plan, and with your approval, we would be able to execute the agreement for sale and the eastman documents for this project. i will do 10 and 11. if you have questions, i also have brian from the puc. item 10 is for the san joaquin pipeline system improvements. this location is in the city of tracy. this acquisition is on the tracy called c

john. hopefully it will be a nice service for him today. let's take a look at what we have with the morning commute looking pretty good. we will start off though in contra costa county with antioch and bay point traffic looking good. east four approaching bay point looking good. like wise for eastbound 80 coming up from highway 4 to crockett. the road work is slowing traffic on the way up to the carquinez bridge and into vallejo. watch out for it and move over as the sign says to keep the workers safe. let's move along and take a look a live pictures. westbound bay bridge is light. no real back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. the morning commutes good. 4:49 let's go to rosemary. >>> good morning, to you. slightly cooler in some areas. not by a whole lot. 56 santa rosa. 56 in san francisco. upper 50s in oakland. right around the seasonal average. hitting 60-degrees in hayward. 60 degrees holding in san jose. the winds generally light out there. the clouds even the patchy drizzle back with us this morning. it will be throughout the morning hours. it starts to peel back out of the valleys. take a look here we are. santa rosa, concord, down into the south bay. mostly s

john weatherford is preaching from his jail and chester bird county. he reaches out his arms.he is praying that the signs the windows. men's come with nice and cut designs. any number of cases, people would gather to hear preaching and anglicans presumably on horseback would write to the crowd. if you've ever had a horse cannot you with a horse whip, this is dangerous, frightening and they would particularly beat the living daylights out of the blacks in the crowd. free or slave. so this is the kind of things going on. this heightens the question. why is william mcclanahan willing to go fight for these people? well, that leads to my second discovery, which was really fairly simple. the dissenters made it clear to the establishment leaders and the people leading the resolution. you want us to fight can you give us religious freedom. and it was conditional. they said that is going to be the deal. over the course of the revolution, there is a back and forth between the speed will and the new state, patrick henry and edmund pendleton kerry and they eventually get religious freedom

john weatherford is preaching from his jail and chester bird county. he reaches out his arms. he is praying that the signs the windows. men's come with nice and cut designs. any number of cases, people would gather to hear preaching and anglicans presumably on horseback would write to the crowd. if you've ever had a horse cannot you with a horse whip, this is dangerous, frightening and they would particularly beat the living daylights out of the blacks in the crowd. free or slave. so this is the kind of things going on. this heightens the question. why is william mcclanahan willing to go fight for these people? well, that leads to my second discovery, which was really fairly simple. the dissenters made it clear to the establishment leaders and the people leading the resolution. you want us to fight can you give us religious freedom. and it was conditional. they said that is going to be the deal. over the course of the revolution, there is a back and forth between the speed will and the new state, patrick henry and edmund pendleton kerry and they eventually get religious freedo