in oakland, juliet good rich, cbs 5. >>> no relief in sight for the second night in a row. several bus routes had to be canceled today. in all 14 ac transit lines were cut this evening. the sick out now in its second week. the drivers protesting the new contract that's been imposed on them and caught in the middle, a lot of frustrated commuters. >> very frustrated. and i'm a senior. and i'm handicapped. and it is taking away my freedom. >> we waited 20 minutes, 45, going to an hour, hour and 15 minutes. it's really chaos. >> court hearing on the issue is set for friday. >>> getting in and out of san francisco may cost you even more. in an effort to reduce congestion downtown, the city is considering a proposal that would charge drivers for access. the first plan, a $3 toll during weekday commute hours for everyone entering and leaving the city from the south. plan 2, a $3 toll to get in or out of the downtown on both weekday morning and afternoon rush hours. and plan three a $6 one way toll on weekdays. >> i think it's going to bring less and less people to san francisco. >

that is there is an attempt under way to remove juliet ellis from sfpuc. she has been a champion of local hiring. she is a woman of color. it is a really disturbing development. i know you are the lafco, and the mayor's office is the mayor's office, but i would urge the members to do anything they can to try to make sure we retain ms. ellis on the san francisco public utilities commission. thanks. >> just briefly, it is really a pleasure to see a commission do wonderful work and great things, made up of a body of good people. i just want to thank you all for the work that you do. thank you. commissioner mirkarimi: thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. continue that to the call of the chair. next item please. >> future agenda items. commissioner mirkarimi: colleagues, any future agenda items? commissioner schmeltzer: i do not know it is technically counts, but i'm wondering if we might be able to try and at least tentatively scheduled meetings more than one meeting out. there have been, i think, some scheduling conflict

i call them romeo and juliet's. he is 19 and she is 16 or she is 19 and he is 16. that is the most of the mark. let's face it -- we should know, especially in san francisco, that as human beings, we are not really comfortable with sex. some of us do not even know who we are, right? from day to day, right? you know, i mean, sex is a very complicated issue. the idea that sexual behavior and people's aberrations with it or problems with it or confusions should send them to present for life sentences. in wisconsin, they have the same thing in iowa and illinois -- actually have built prisons just for sex offenders. can you imagine? the entire prison are sex offenders, mostly young men. that is what they are. young men who are confused about their sexuality. as my son was or your son was. i'm going to continue with this, just some of the suggestions we have had. get rid of the word "officer." you have police officers -- isn't that enough? we have, like, 2 million of them. it should be social workers, correctional workers. parole workers. get rid of parole officers and pr

. >> my name is juliet and i am the director of a national law center founded in the wake of the 101california incident in 1993. i learned carol's husband was one of 8 shot in the massacre and that carol had responded by becoming a passionate advocate for gun control legislation. carol's skill as a lawyer and mediator, together with her calm and thoughtful temperment, make her ideal. she is smart, hardworking, conscientious, and conducts herself with integrity. it is a them that shows we have the same response to carol. she is all too aware of the public safety needs of san franciscans and the value of a strong law enforcement community. she will be an outstanding addition, and i urge you to support her appointment. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i have been a resident of san francisco more than 30 years. i work in the financial district, and my wife runs a small business. i have known carol since shortly after her husband was shot and killed in the 101 california street massacre. carol also happens to live just down the street from me, and we have b

i am juliet dunlop. engineers are now studying the results of pressure test to see along the cat can contain the leak. our correspondent reports. >> is this the moment that the state of bp's oil spill stretched to vanish from the waters of the gulf of mexico? a mile down, this is how it looked last night. the leak was gradually being turned off until the flow was cut to just a wisp of oil and then shut it totally. it is good news, although president obama warned americans to be cautious. >> one of the problems with having this camera down there is that, when the oil stops gushing, everybody feels like we're done and we are not. scientists are doing a number of test. they want to make sure that, by putting this cap on, the oil is not seeping out in elsewhere that could be even more catastrophic. >> the ships centuries marshall that the site still have a lot of work to do. for the first time, things are going their way. what exactly have the engineers achieved on the seabed? the flow of oil was successful

you can read it. >> it is like romeo and juliet.changed. she is much more tentative. she realizes her family and friends are not really onboard. >> is she regretting her decision, "a," to come out so publicly? "b," to being secretly engaged to levi? >> i think it is giving her pause. she wants to wait and get marriage counseling, to be sure this is right for her and for her son. >> i know she was asked to give examples how levi was changing and she said, well, he's studying to get his ged. >> absolutely. she said he is starting to study for his ged. hopefully he'll pass. >> she didn't sound confident. then again reading the interview. >> i don't think she has reason to be confident yet. it's been all talk and not necessarily action. she's waiting for him to step up to the plate. >> she revealed her mom did not learn live on tv. she had a conversation with her before the news broke. >> she had cold feet and had a heart to heart, said we're engaged. we're going to get married. >> is she struggling with this family? there was a quote h