barbara allen, just black, charles drew -- if you want to stand -- ramon a gram, julie foster, lynn levya martin, alfred s. sanchez -- is in this difficult economic time that human services agencies say to the programs are invaluable to our city. one of our dedicated office volunteers is one such individual that benefited from this program. after volunteering with our office for three months, he was ecstatic to find. 39. he was so excited at the individuals at this program, he wanted to honor the job club facilitator today. we actually wanted to honor him and he asked us to honor the program that helped him today. while we are sad to lose a dedicated volunteer at our office, we are very excited about his new employment opportunity. he asked us to honor these very special people today and i wanted to have them come up together as a group and talk about the importance of this program and how our city supports employment readiness and connection to employment in san francisco. on behalf of the office of district 6 and the board of supervisors, we want to commend you for your work and doing

by the time ike returned to the white house july 15, 1956, john foster dulles decided to remove from the aswan dam because congress was opposed. on july 19, 1956, dulles and a 12 minute meeting, and obtained his consent to a decision to withdraw the offer of aid to the aswan dam. his recovery from surgery was difficult and had depression and that afternoon dulles and for the egyptian ambassador of the decision that the next day dulles told friends the united states had made a big chess move and now they were in one hell of a spot. one week later after retaliation nasser nationalized the suez canal company. saying he would use the profits to build the aswan dam. the british and french had control of that company for decades. two-thirds of the oil from western europe came through the canal. now it was the united states and its allies power in one hell of a spot. immediately the british and french prepared to go to war. but eisenhower was adamant war was not justified. said egypt had a right to nationalize it because it was located in egyptian territory. the only question is if they woul

july, so the 1500 people were still unsupervised. >> at clear trishaw >> a look outside right now and paid bridge approach traffic is moving at the speed limit. eyeshot of taillights heading towards foster city. golden gate bridge nonoccurrence find no problems or let spots in the area at this time >> more details on the clock keno slowing trend think in your. over all lebanon under its flights were canceled because of the volcano and the ash irian >> when navy has filed an to trade mark speed lawsuit for that term 6. the debt croon will check for any kind of damage are we on the endeavor. today will be the fourth and final what in outer space. they want to make sure the endeavor has not experienced any damage before the return back to earth. >> astronomers aren't saying that and gamma ray bursts was identified as the farthest thing ever find. now a look outside of the g eight summits, this is president of thomas' third stop on his four day trip in europe. will be back with crunch for morning news right after this quick break >> police year looking for the killer where a 17 year- old high-school student was found dead in just blocks from his school. >> investigators are still looking fo

foster, cnn, st. james palace, london. >>> chad myers now with a look at the weather. i don't know how wonderful those silk outfits will be when they wear that come julye mighty hot but it's all right mighty hot in may. >> maybe they are just going to go to santa monica. you get the breeze and it depends on where you are in the valley. >> california is nice. >> maybe a little hot by then. >> perhaps for us now on this holiday, it's hot. >> it is hot. it's fourth of july hot. it's 90s all the way from virgin virginia up to new york and texas and now tornado warnings throughout eastern colorado. there are more cows than people but we will keep watching. if it gets near greeley or brighton, it's the northeast part. i-76, i know it well. we used to live in nebraska. >> you've lived everywhere. >> everywhere. >> okay. >> i was like an army brat but my father was retired. as you drive from nebraska, you see the colorado rockies and say, wow, we're almost to denver and 100 miles you're still not there. you can see it from there but the tornadoes are not that series. >> is it an old wives tail that if it's hot now it's going to be really hot in the summer? >>