julie chang is doing the floor for the grand hall. an led installation on the bus ramp area. have jimmy carpenter doing a light installation -- jamie carpenter doing a light installation. and we have a wonderful water piece on the park for children to play and the announcement of pcp we have committed a total of $4 million because that is all we have in our budget. we're working with the arts commission to identify more funding. supervisor olague: i guess to the extent that we can prioritize bringing and local artists and community-based artists something that is expressive -- >> we are doing that and we're q the arts commission. >> i really appreciate josh walking me through. i see how close the san francisco of modern art's -- modern art expansion is. we were talking about some of the public art, not just here, but also treasure island. it is eight strong -- i support that we maximize the local community artists as much can. thank you. if there are no other=#ÑçÑ ques, let's open this up for public comment. i have seven cards. if there is someone else who would like to spea

julie chang is doing the floor for the grand hall. an led installation on the bus ramp area.y carpenter doing a light installation -- jamie carpenter doing a light installation. and we have a wonderful water piece on the park for children to play and the announcement of pcp we have committed a total of $4 million because that is all we have in our budget. we're working with the arts commission to identify more funding. supervisor olague: i guess to the extent that we can prioritize bringing and local artists and community-based artists something that is expressive -- >> we are doing that and we're q the arts commission. >> i really appreciate josh walking me through. walking me through. i see how close the sa

here is julie chang with the scoop. >> barbecue, razors, dips, dude.this isn't -- >> you made it way easier to get people to come to the grocery store. >> that's the idea. the isle is misspelled you are thinking. nope it's a play on words. the end of an ail i'll is thais only one designated for men. isn't a man his own isle with his own opinion. >> it is a dumb stereotype. i am not offended by it as much as i am irritating. >> they have the aisle and already they have restocked the 12-times. it's the women most interested in the manic sisle. >> more women have been asking where the men isle is. they are hunting down the men i'll to act like they are shopping around. >> strategically located in front of the beer aisle it is enough to make a nutritionist cringe. maybe a sociologist will applaud the guys for grocery shopping. tomato tomato. >> that might be a little sexist. that leaves us to the question of the day. do you think the man isle is convenient or conventioffensive. >> or both. shoot us an e-mail at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com or on twitter. >>

. >> july means changes for transit systems and passengers around the bay area. art fair is about 5¢ higher for a typical one-way ride. golden gate transit bus and ferry fares increased by 5% and a one-way ride on a couch rain will cost you 20¢ more. in new way to get aboard, passengers have a clipper card or other prepaid fare can get on buses and trolleys and light rail vehicles by using the back door. >> we think it is very low cost way to deal with what are our biggest public complaint, what are the vehicles going faster and what takes the fair transaction so long. >> muni loses about $7 million per year in fair innovators so they are hiring more inspectors. >> governor brown is asking lawmakers to approve funds to build the first stretch of a bullet train system in the central valley. the governor says the state has to act fast. should the state build a high- speed rail or should it scrapped plans altogether? sure plans with us on facebook and twitter or e-mail us. traffic on the dumbarton bridge to be milder than today. it is the beginning of expanded bus s

. >> well, the start of july brings changes for transit systems and passengers in the bay area. bart fares are about one nickel higher for a typical one-way ride. muni passes cost $2 more for adults, golden gate transit bus and ferry ticket prices are up 5%. and a one-way ride on caltrans will cost you 25¢ more. fares for a day tickets also up 50¢. and starting today there will be more buses to carry commuters over the dumbarton bridge. the dumbarton bridge express will operate more frequently every weekday between palo alto and union city. the hope is that the expansion of bus service will ease traffic on the bridge. have you heard tiger woods is back on top? >> and robert wagner and funds the singing their praises, but the nation's top consumer agency warns homeowners about risky reverse mortgages. >> cloud cover breaking up in the bay area but still stubborn, >> >> let's check on whether with lawrence karnow. >> in knows we have a very tricky forecast. i just wanted to hear you articulate that. >> always gets treacherous to forecast as we head into the fourth of july but we'r

july. >>> major changes are coming to the athletics program at the university of maryland. seven sports have been discontinued because of budget issues. they are men's indoor track and field, men's cross country, men's and women's swimming and diving and men's water polo, as well as tennis. the only team to successfully raise money to stay competing, men's outdoor track and field. >>> there are new details about the tom cruise katie holmes divorce. >>> and a tv host makes a major announcement about his personal live. >> reporter: tv host anderson cooper revealed he is gay in an open letter to the daily beast. he kept his personal life private until now because he didn't want it to interfere with his work as a journalist. his silence he said gave the wrong impression that he was trying to hide something or he was ashamed but he says quote i couldn't be any more comfortable or proud. >>> actress katie holmes remained holed up inside her new york apartment, hearing her husband, tom cruise, might try to take her daughter over her. she ended the marriage over concerns with cruis

the ada hearing has now been changed until july 23. be prepared that this might change, because it starts -- it is being heard at the land use committee meeting which is monday, and that starts at 1:00, and our commission meeting starts at 2:00. the bill, as i mentioned, bill this was amended, and there was the notification prior to filing a claim. that is the only change to it. and then this city did its first economic strategy report and produce it in 2007. every five years, the city needs to update it, so our chief economist has been working on that. he and his team. so a draft presentation is going to be held, and for small businesses, on july 19, so we are inviting business organizations that look at the macro, who are involved in businesses at the macro level at the city. i will forward you the invitation, but we welcome you to attend this, and we will also be scheduling a presentation, but if you do want to attend the meeting, we greatly encourage you to do so, and here the presentation, and just let chris know if you plan to att

as julie chang shows us... that could all chan. change. paradise." 3 the grocery store can be an overwhelming place. i'm hearing especially for men. there's a sea of products everywhere... and rarely have i seen a guy shopping with a grocery list. with this in mind... westside market on the upper west side has streamed lined the products... and created the first ever... man isle. barbecue sauce to last a lifetime... razors... beef jerky... chips. dude.. this is not a dorm room. this is the man isle at westside market.mos says: "it's seems like if you... i guess... way easier." yup, that's the idea. i know what you're thinking... the isle is misspelled here. nope.. it's a play on words because these 10 or so shelves at the end of an aisle.. yup.. aisle with an "a" is the only spot designated for the y chromosome. and really.. isn't the saying every man is his own island. uhh.. with his own opinion?mos says: "i think it plays to a dumb stereotype... irritated." the folks at west side market rolled out its first ever man isle on tuesday... al

july. it will change starting tomorrow as a warm front roles in. 86 degrees in quantico. 85 degrees in bowie. the winds will turn more southerly and that will draw in heat and moisture. 88 and 72 the highest level at rated national airport. 70's, mostly in the mid 80's in the metro area. up to 83 in hagerstown. 81 degrees in martinsburg. it looks good. as far as what is happening in other parts of the country, he all over the place but nothing dramatic. syracuse a little toasty at 91 degrees. the elevation in nashville, 69. also cloudy and rainy. over all he will start building. you cannot tell from this map but it is building and will bill. once the warm front opens the door and we start to see high- pressure build a little bit of rain. we need the rain and we are in a deficit across the area and we will see a chance of stray showers begin tomorrow night. over the weekend as the heat and humidity comes our way chances for afternoon thunderstorms. if you are under one of the storms, no to forecast that an advance. the process is under way. could see the high clouds moving in. a cloudy day to

on july 3, they struck again after the church changed the locks. n july 4th, a third hit. >> gone, absolutely gone. >> the music is what brings the people together, gets the energy going and gets the people jumping. and it makes it a celebration. >> reporter: the instruments have been purchased over time with money raised through fundraisers, including taco sales and car washes. >> so what they took was just a lot of labor and a lot of people's help. so that, to me, was more upsetting about it. >> reporter: he says they are concerned the thief could be somebody within the parish, but he chooses not to focus on it. >> because what good does it do? to focus on that, we're not police or investigators. >> reporter: instead, the focus is on the money to begin to re-purchase the instruments, to move beyond the loss. >> it is a space to grow, forgiveness is the best lesson we can learn or teach. and so we can have this golden opportunity. >> reporter: the loss is expected to be at least 25 thousand dollars. the church is having a fundraiser on thursday, a

. >> july means changes for transit systems and passengers around the bay area. art fair is about a nickel higher for a typical one-way ride. golden gate transit bus and ferry fares increase by 5%. a one-way ride on caltrans will cost you 25¢ more. fares for a date ticket also went up 50¢. a new way to get aboard the me system. passengers to have a clipper card can now get on buses light rail and trolleys by using the back door. muni is the nation's first transit system to try this as a way of getting the vehicles to move faster >> we think it is a very low- cost way to deal with what are our biggest public complaint, why aren't the vehicles going faster and what takes the fair transaction so long >> muni loses about $70 million per year so it is hiring more fair inspectors. >> starting today there will be more buses to carry commuters over the dumbarton bridge >> the express will operate more frequently every day between palo alto and union city. the hope is that the expansion will ease traffic on the bridge. a search crew hopes to solve a mystery from 75 years

. >> july means changes for transit systems and passengers around the bay area. art fairs are a nickel higher for a one-way ride and muni passes will cost $2 more for adults. golden gate transit bus and ferry fares increased by 5% and a one-way ride on caltrans will cost you 25¢ more. fares for a date ticket went up 50¢. state legislators will vote on the future of a high-speed rail system this week. governor jerry brown asking lawmakers to approve funds to build the first touch of a bullet train system in the central valley. but the governor says the state needs to act fast to get federal funds, some lawmakers are hesitant to commit to this $3 billion in the central valley. we have been asking is drop the morning, should the state build high-speed rail or scrapped plans altogether? daniel says " say yes, pay more taxes, california is in such dire straits this morning. >> share your thoughts on facebook or twitter. >> there will be more buses to carry commuters over the dumbarton bridge. these are live pictures from union city right now. the dumbarton bridge expr

good evening we had absolutely pristine condition on the fourth of july now the big change for thursday as i when this news continues on the c. w.. hope hop the end of faugh unlike them and palance, said is this and i said and the set as a giants on this independence day is blamed the virus shows started 930. but there are animal feces and mushrooms growing out of the floor. teachers have been complaining about it for years. and now written based community day school is facing a lawsuit. cbs five reporter kristin harris on how the superintendent is responding. >>> he didn't know it to my never guess that these portable trailers behind a chain-link fence and richmond i try and will make up a public high school. high milk it for a basketball hoop would expel the district sells it is featured jerry ball and i was taught in prisons that were more sanitary. the waves we've had times where we have had to cannot read feces from certain areas you the first thing in the morning. the school he says is not just run down. it's downright decrepit far beyond hygiene. >>> we've had the floor running o

then on july 3rd after the church changed those locks, burglars struck again. uly 4th, everything else inside that room was taken including some old broken instruments. this is a huge loss for this church which has several music groups that play at masses every weekend. >> for folks that come on sundays, this is a one opportunity for them to actually be lifted up and lift each other up. and music is such a central part of that, you know, that the music, the vitality of the music, the sound. and it's a way that people can really truly express who they are inside. and when they take away the instruments, it's like they're trying to get at your soul, but we're not going to let them do that. >> reporter: are the parish is asking the congregation and also the community for help to replace the instruments which were originally purchased over time through money made from fund-raising. so help with those efforts, the church is hosting a mariachi concert on thursday that will start at 7:00 p.m. and all money raised through donations that night will go toward replacing th

we are looking at just small changes in to the 4th of july holiday.he winds at this hour not as breezy as we thought yesterday. that breeze has been clipped a bit. ridge of high pressure this way as predicted. this wind at sfo18 miles an hour. i want to turn -- we have a northerly breeze that's justing well. you can see it, right along the coast. from 20 to 30 miles an hour. that has knocked out the marine layer. we are with wall to wall sun, just a few clouds bursting overhead. 66 degrees, san francisco, oakland. san jose, warmer spot, in to the upper 80's. areas by antioch, brentwood, santa rose a you warmed up well. satellite radar, mostly clear overhead. ridge of high pressure into the east pulling slightly but that troo ugh over the east park continues right about there and that will continue this pattern with small changes in store. as we head into this evening a lot like yesterday. even a bit warmer. looking at the tree other's along the coast. inland areas, sunsets at 8:35. the valley spots and we will hold onto those for the coast mid60's for

mason, trashed after a fourth of july celebration. why big changes could be in store for celebrations next year. >>> i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center. the schocool downwill be brief. we'll talk about the temperature range. >>> a disturbing story of abuse in san jose. the district attorney's office says a family of caregivers are facing abuse for a dozen in their homes. >> reporter: barbed wire lines the fence of a house in san jose, where 12 mentally disabled adults were neglected and abused. >> unlicensed facility caring for disabled adults in deplorable condition. >> reporter: the victim's relative called investigators in may when he wasn't allowed to visit a loved one. >> the strench of the urine and the feces could be smelled outside of the home. >> reporter: no running water, and malnourished residents who appeared neglected. a neighbor never heard dogs or anything that made her think anyone was being abused. a lot of people there. >> reporter: investigator says the victims were not allowed to use toilet paper and were only cleaned up when

with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden, bill weir, and tonight, juju chang in new york city. this is "nightline." july 23rd, 2012. >>> and good evening. i'm juju chang. today, the man suspected of mass murder in the horrific colorado movie rampage made his first public appearance in court. with new details emerging about who he really is, his bizarre demeanor today adds another piece to a disturbing puzzle. how could a quiet young man described as a promising young student come to the path that led to the carnage of last friday night? >> good morning, please be seated. >> reporter: he may think of his himself as the joker, but today, james egan holms wasn't smiling and he didn't speak a word. >> given the nature of the charges you are currently being held on a no-bond held. >> what's happening? oh, my god. >> reporter: accused of a diabolical plan of mass murdering. a shooting rampage in a crowded movie theater. a plot that almost seems ripped from the pages of a "dark knight" comic book. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >> the death penalty has to be made within 60 days of the arraignme

. >> the date on the bottom still says a july 10 because it was originally scheduled for that meeting. we can change it to july 4. commissioner moran: ok. moved and seconded. those in favor? opposed? thank you. that carries. >> and i assume the other information here was an item we will hear about at a future meeting? there is some documentation in the binder that was dated for today, agenda item 11, hetch hetchy authorized system impact mitigation agreement. but it is not on the calendar. commissioner moran: ok, i am getting nods that you'll be hearing about that in the future. >> ok, we look forward to the future. commissioner moran: regular business. madam secretary? >> item 10, approve an increase in the construction contract cost contingency for water enterprise contract wd-2607, pulgas balancing reservoir, modifications of existing dechloramination facility in the amount of $186,444 and with a potential increase in the contract duration of up to 360 consecutive calendar days. a total revised contract duration of up to 765 consecutive calendar days. >> i would be happy to answer any questions y

then on july 3rd after they changed the locks, burglars struck again. one day later everything else inside the room was taken, even some old broken instruments. this is a huge loss for the church which have several masses that play every weekend. >> it brings attention to the issues that are happening. we're just using our human voices. they can't take away our instruments. they can steal our instruments but not steal our voice. >> reporter: the parish is asking the congregation and the community to help replace the instruments which were accumulated over time. the church is hosting a mariachi concert this thursday at 7:00 p.m. all money made from donations on that night will go towards purchasing new usable instruments for the church. live in san jose, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> an oakland firefighter was hospitalized today after battling a fire in the downtown area. the firefighter suffered minor burns while fighting the flames at the abandoned building. neighbors say it's not the first time they smelled smoke coming from the three-story bu

automakers traditionally shut down their plants for the first few weeks of july when they change modelis year they scaled down because of increasing demands of the probably will not, the number will probably not stay there. if you have a yahoo! e-mail account you might want to change or password. a hacker group packed into yahoo! and got about a half million lockean credentials. that is e-mail account numbers and passwords. they said they did it as a wake-up call, not a threat. nevertheless, change your password. despite solid looking job numbers, the market is lower on the euro falling below $1 in the first time in 20 years and that is not a good sign for technology firms. the dow to losing 100 points now, already in a five session skid. nasdaq is down 40 points. s&p down 14. >> jason brooks, thank you >> a video of a woman fishing in her backyard has now gone viral. >> jesus christ! >> you know they are in the south. she was reeling in a small fish on the dock behind her home on the south carolina coast when a bull shark it took her catch and gave her a piece of video she will not fo

july. officers are making changes to their tactics.will shift the trouble spots through out the night. >> puts on those fire works are getting ready as well. the 18 minute display is or graphed to music. >> already in the news, another morning of widespread power outages. crews across the u.s. are here trying to help. >> e-mails between penn state officials talk about a cover up. they planned to report sandusky in 2001 but didn't after talking with joe. >> the or about league is meeting in egypt to call for an end to the violence. >> more news, first warning weather and your first traffic weather and your first traffic report of the morning in a, mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature come

july, again, there's a changing of the season. it's usually around august, and then in the winter time in february. looking for a bargain, if you go in july or january, you can get details, 10 to 15% off. models of furniture don't change that much from season to season. >> excellent. gym memberships. >> that could be around now. summer is the slow season for memberships. now might be a good time. and gym memberships are things you can sometimes haggle for. if you want a good deal on it, it's worth asking for a better deal. see what happens. >> i just heard that recently. airfares. >> airfares, this is really interesting. one of the airfare travel sites has done a survey. the best time, believe it or not, to buy an airline ticket is tuesdays at 3:00 p.m. >> really? >> so get your mouse ready and your trigger thumb ready. >> it's like a game with the airlines. >> exactly. the best day to fly is wednesday. if you can't be there at tuesday at 3:00 p.m., book a ticket for wednesday. >> free stuff. all of this is going to be at our web s

a lot of this is going to change because it's july. for more on that out to marty. >> reporter: thank you very much. good afternoon everybody. i want to show you a graphic that's really going to bring home -- it's going to happen over the next couple of days. the fact of the matter is there's a big bubble of heat out to our south and west. look at it right now. 90 memphis, 92 atlanta, 90 in lexington, 91 kansas city. this action is getting red to i to move our way -- ready to move our way. as it moves into the mid atlantic we're going to start to see a cold front blast in an eastern direction. tomorrow there's going to be an a area of severe weather out to our west. as this heat shaving code front coming cutting there you the mid atlantic, that dynamic is going to move east. we can't rule out thunderstorms tomorrow, but friday may be an operational day with that frontal boundary that's going to set us up for a good weekend comes through with a vengeance. bernadette woods with those details shortly. >>> democrat leaders and the house ar

sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have minor changes on the horizon for your 4th of july holidaynfortunately one of those changes will be fog returning to the area by tomorrow night. satellite radar giving you a view of mostly clear skies having a hard time working its way back to the coastline. a little explanation about what's going on out there at this hour. we've got a trough that passed through earlier today. and it set up a northerly flow. we have a second system that will be working its way closer to the coast tomorrow. that's going to enhance the low clouds and bring the fog back to our area by tomorrow night. picking it up tomorrow morning, we have clouds, a quick burn off is what we're looking for. perhaps just a few clouds over the coastline for the afternoon. it's going to be a great day for those backyard bar-b-ques, the parades and maybe even a pool party. looks like the fog hoping to make it way back in and around the coastline. looks like it's going to hold off by about 9:00 or so. still right along the coast, just a few fingers trying to move into the bay but it'

sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have minor changes on the horizon for your 4th of july holidayely one of those changes will be fog returning to the area by tomorrow night. satellite radar giving you a view of mostly clear skies having a hard time working its way back to the coastline. a little explanation about what's going on out there at this hour. we've got a trough that passed through earlier today. and it set up a northerly flow. we have a second system that will be working its way closer to the coast tomorrow. that's going to enhance the low clouds and bring the fog back to our area by tomorrow night. picking it up tomorrow morning, we have clouds, a quick burn off is what we're looking for. perhaps just a few clouds over the coastline for the afternoon. it's going to be a great day for those backyard bar-b-ques, the parades and maybe even a pool party. looks like the fog hoping to make it way back in and around the coastline. looks like it's going to hold off by about 9:00 or so. still right along the coast, just a few fingers trying to move into the bay but it's not unt

july. >> that's right. susan mcguiness reports it's changing 4th of july celebrations all across the country. >> reporter: explosions of every color lit up the denver skyline. it was a welcome sight to coloradans who had seen more fire and smoke than fireworks. governor john hickenlooper has banned personal fireworks in the state this year to try to prevent new wildfires from starting. >> it's always important, but i think this year is exceptional. you can just tell by the wildfires that we've had throughout the state. >> reporter: the danger isn't limited to western state. public fireworks displays have been called off in dozens of states, record high heat a big reason. more than 15,000 record high temperatures have been recorded this year. dried out land is providing fuel for potential fires leaving officials little choice. >> it's a tough call for municipal leaders who are trying to do the right thing. >> reporter: on capitol hill a different weather system caused problems. rehearsals for the capitol hill concert were cut short and the crowd evacuated from the lawn when severe storms moved in. more than a million

of course you know this is july so we have a few changes coming in. we will have that forecast when we return. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's not london but a perfect day for a competition. >> we had a few showers not going to ruin any plans but it's just temporarily. it's drifting toward the beaches and some coming down from pennsylvania. moving into cecil county and they are moving south. some of these will hold together. other than that we see a couple just in southern parts of maryland about to move to virginia. other wise look at this, 88 degrees for our high. not that bad 86 is our average. so we're above average and we started out today at 69 degrees out in the mountains in oakland we dropped down into the 50s this morning. temperatures at this hour 86 in baltimore, 73 in oakland at this point. also 79 degrees in ocean city. you see the dewpoints have come down into the 60s making it feel more comfortable outside. we're in the mid- to upper 80s with a little bit of a breeze out of the north behind yesterday's cold front. this is what we have going on.

meteorolist mike nicco will be here to talk about the big change for 4th of july. >>> court documentsshow the man convicted of killing three members of a san francisco family was implicated in another murder. edwin ramos received life last month in the shooting deaths of a man and his two sons in june of 2008. the chronicle is reporting that an informant told the fbi in april of 2006, that ramos shot a rival gang member to death two weeks earlier. it appears the fbi never took any action to capture ramos at the time. >>> bart and oakland police investigating incident that shutdown transbay service for an hour sunday. a passenger alerted bart after the man jumped on to the tracks at west oakland station around noon. bart cut off power to the third rail while police searched for him. that stopped two trains before they reached their next stop. >> everything after that was just insane. it was already packed the giants game. >> we are balancing needs for service with the needs for safety. today it worked out well the person was taken into custody, is safe. >> bart restored power to one tr

july. so if you are looking to make a change come july 5th, there is an extreme diet for you.'s sharyn alfonsi gave it a try. >> the omg diet dictates take a plunge into an ice cold bath, ice cold every morning. >> that's why they call it the omg diet, oh, my i'm getting out of here. the theory according to the author as your body struggles to keep warm you will be burn fat. >> reporter: being immersed will make us thinner. polar bears will be skinny, right? >> exactly. not does not make sense. our time would be much better be spent, sleeping longer, exercising more in the morning or taking the time to prepare a healthy breakfast. the omg author advocates skipping breakfast and exercising instead and says you should drink two big cups of black coffee to boost your nervous system and burn fat faster. i think the reason you will lose weight you are so jacked up on cav fffeine and climb the walls. >> reporter: already a best selling e-book. women across the u.s. are trying it. >> it's worked great actually. i have lost the weight that i hoped to lose and feel like it is really ea

. >>> ryan zimmerman, he has muscles, but hotter than july batting .383. 84 miles an hour change-up fromens. that's not good enough. nats up 2-0. then later up 3-0, ropes one to right. nats up 4-0. 8 for 11 in the last three games. bottom three, zim up again. i told you, he crushes it. this time a solo to left. his tenth career multihome run game. nats take a 5-0 lead. and in trouble in the fourth with the bases juiced, he's going to erase this quickly. fields the comebacker and that's a 1-2-3 double play. he gives up two runs and one earned. back to the offense one more time. everyone hitting today including rookie sammy laone. his first career double and first career rbis. nats win 8-2 splitting the series. they are still three and a half games up over the braves. the orioles also a winner. >> desmond was playing with that irritated muscle. >> they realized it's torn. >> they'd have trouble finding that out. >> missing in action. >> thanks. that's the news for now. we will be back i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber

. >>> a worldwide shortage of helium has fourth of july parade organizers in fremont changing their plansa 50-foot helium balloon was supposed to be part of the fourth of july parade this week. but because of the shortage that is not going to happen. the shortage has party supply owners scrambling to get enough balloons for the holiday. and this problem could get worse because a fire in wise has shut down gas, oil, and helium production there. >>> the oakland zoo is moving forward with plans to expand. opponents are concerned the expansion would endangerer nay -- endanger native species. >>> pretty another looking aircraft lands on the west coast. the important piece of history it was carrying and the welcome it receives. >> outside our door this morning overcast skies. coming up when we do expect to see the sunshine and the numbers you can expect for your afternoon. >>> touch down. 3:14. >> nasa provied the play by play as the russian's space capsule parachuted safely to the ground. the three-man cue included an american astronaut. astronaut and two russian cosmonauts are expected to rem

julie stall has the testimonies of many men who say jesus super naturally appeared to them and changed their lives forever. >> reporter: the phenomenon of these dreams and visions have spread from indonesia to morocco and beyond. several years ago, ali went on the pilgrimage to mecca. >> of course when i went to mecca, i was going there to pay homage to the kafa. >> reporter: his experience in mecca is dramatized in this d.v.d. called "more than dreams." >> that month i saw jesus in a dream. he touched my forehead with his finger. after touching me, he said you belong to me. and then he touched me above my heart. you have been saved, follow me; you belong to me, he said. i thought, okay, i'm not going to finish that pilgrimage. whatever it takes, i'm going to follow that voice. >> reporter: in addition to ali's story, the d.v.d. tells of other muslims who came to faith in jesus through a dream or vision. >> we're seeing that all around. we're hearing about people who had never even thought about jesus as savior. and they're content muslims and they're having dreams over and over. >> re

changes. the new fiscal year starts july 1. supervisors have until august 1 to except to not act, at which point they willfully reject or accept the budget. i do not completely anticipate that happening. having spoken to the director on the reporting to the governance committee, we will try to do is bring much more comprehensive reporting on the budget, so the board has good visibility into what we're doing on the expenditure side. i guess the only other footnote i would add, ms. martin mentioned during public comment that the board has recommended $4 million in support of $5 million. i recommend that we and shorten the time line, with the balance of funding that we have, we could do a 19 month by the -- pilot, giving us the benefit we're looking for in terms of the policy. i should note that the staff, in making a recommendation for $4 million, they conditioned the recommendation on the city coming up with an additional million dollars. to keep the full five for the full 22 months, i spoke at the committee last week. they were

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we'll take you to philadelphia where the occupy movement celebrated fourth of july in the streets demanding change wastewater direction fracking is going to earthquakes and property damage and the u.s. geological survey laying waste water wells from fracking to earthquakes shake rattle and roll could fracking because of the earth to move in california some believe the controversial hydraulic fracturing is not only bad for the environment it's also dangerous we explore just ahead. it's thursday july fifth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t well the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks shaking things up again the web site has started a serial files section they began publishing what they say are over two million e-mails from the syrian government rebels and companies they do business with that do business with syria so far they released dozens of files and they plan to keep releasing them over the next two months and at the site's founder julian assange says he hopes the documents could show shed light on what's really going on inside the country a country that has b

we'll take you to philadelphia where the occupy movement celebrated fourth of july in the streets demanding change. and we've heard it before wall street got a bailout taxpayers got nothing now one state is working to help thousands of homeowners dealing with the foreclosure crisis but is it too little too late. and it's thursday july fifth seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our t.v. . while the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks shaking things up again the web site has started a syria files section they began publishing what they say are over two million e-mails from the syrian government rebels and companies that do business with syria so far they've released dozens of the files and they plan to keep releasing them over the next two months now the site's founder julian assange says he hopes the documents could shed light on what's really going on inside the country a country that has been ravaged by a brutal civil war that has left fifteen thousand people dead since the conflict started over a year ago for more on the syria files i was joined by jasmine radek dire

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july. and this is not going to change any time soon. take a look at the next three days around here. we're forecasting highs of 98 degrees. 99 and 98 degrees. and looks like the dew points dew points and humidity levels will be climbing. so the heat index will be even higher. and the thing is, this is going to continue into the weekend. we have the chance of strong thunderstorms around here. still, the heat that is going to continue through the weekend and a lot more going on. we'll have your forecast coming up. back inside. >> bern, thank you. as we brace for possible severe weather. the cleanup from friday's storm is still far from over. rochelle ritchie joins us with the problems in howard county. but first, mike hellgren is live in baltimore county with the very latest on the power struggles there. mike? >> reporter: jessica, damage like this is what it looks like in county after county, across this state right now. and so many people are sweltering in these hot temperatures. the governor says the duration of all of this. and the days without power is really creating a dangerous

that was a new record for the date and now here on july 9th a big change occurred overnight. we had a shift in our winds, we had clouds roll in, and there is the cloudy sky over washington right now. you can see the lincoln memorial there nestled in the trees along the tidal potomac, and we have a little bit of haze in the air and under the clouds it's still in the 70s around the metro area. just 76 at reagan national, but it is still very humid. dew point at 69. we have a nice northeasterly breeze that has been bringing in some of the cooler air. and we're going to have this with us here for the next several days. and as we duo back in time, all this moving color, that was rain. a lot of that is now just almost totally gob now, just on the eastern shore. they're getting a few sprinkles. right now getting a little sun breaking out inmont county. the farther north you go, the more sun there is along the pennsylvania border and western maryland. all cloudy in washington and most of montgomery and prince george's and into arlington and fairfax counties. a little sun trying to br