. ~ 1932 - 1934 jefferson street. 11 20 diamond street. 1567 42nd avenue. 7 36 kansas street. 165 roosevelt way. 337 mississippi. and 23 44 15th street. >> thank you. colleagues, we have newly amended copy of the report of assessments related to our sidewalk repair and improvement program. if we could adopt that without objection. that should be the case. [gavel] >> and thank you very much for that report, unless there are any questions to dpw. let me ask are there any other members of the public that wish to speak with regards to this hearing? seeing none, the hearing related to the report on assessment costs has been heard and filed. [gavel] >> and if we could take a roll call on item 34. madam clerk. >> supervisor mar? mar aye. supervisor tang? tang aye. supervisor wiener? wiener aye. supervisor yee? yee aye. supervisor avalos? avalos aye. supervisor breed? breed aye. supervisor campos? campos aye. supervisor chiu? chiu aye. supervisor cohen? cohen aye. supervisor farrell? farrell aye. supervisor kim? kim aye. there are 11 ayes. >> thank you. that resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> and ou

i'm speaking on behalf of my mom for 7 36 kansas street. one of the main complaints we have, first of all, the craftsman ship of the work was horrible. there's a lot of splatter on the wall when they were doing the saw cutting as well as a parked car that was next to the driveway. when they had done the curb cut there, first of all, there's discrepancies in the amount of linear footage that was done. they didn't do it correct. you're supposed to go out into the street roughly 12 to 18 inches and that was not done. and there is a discrepancy there is some work that was done on my neighbor's property that we were charged for as well. so, i took a calculation from what was done, what was marked originally and what we were billed for and what we should be billed for. and i had tried to get hold of someone down there, the sidewalk department, as soon as we got this notice, to have someone come out just to clarify exactly what needs to be done. and i didn't get a call for a long time. so, i had to go down there about maybe actually three weeks la

working with our affiliate kshb, we recently tracked him down to o this quiet suburban street in nearby oberlin park, kansas. his name is paul mongiello, a 58-year-old insurance executive, married, the father of two grown sons. the evening jj's exploded paul was driving by on his way home from work. >> the vehicle rocked from side to side. initially i thought i was just hit by another vehicle, and then as soon as i literally thought the thought, then i could see the debris and flames and smoke from the explosion. >> reporter: paul made a panicked phone call to his wife debra. >> there was an explosion. he was quite frantic. before i could ask a whole lot of questions, he said he had to go. he just said, i got to go, i got to go. and he hung up. >> reporter: after he got out of the car, he says, his instincts took over. >> you know when you hear somebody screaming, when you hear a woman screaming, that is -- you know, something that you need to respond to. >> reporter: just as the fire at jj's was about to flare out of control, paul made his first rescue run. >> flames were shooting and i saw one gal coming

. >> while roads became a drenched battle ground for drivers in kansas city, children in joplin tubing down the streets. in wyoming and colorado, hail pounded the pavement, visibility nearly zero. and in south texas, officers were waist and even chest-deep in water. at least 9 water rescues and 300 people in shelters in eagle pass as the rio grand bled into the streets, drowning at city park and the golf course. this man saving neighbors by kayak. >> swim out there and put them in there and swim back and keep going. the current was going that way. >> across town, too much water mangled this gas station overhang. all leftovers of a storm that brought a year's worth of rain in just 36 hours. there is more to come. this is an unfortunate part of it. the forecast here, george, if you could click that, all that gulf moisture rising up, and looks like another 2 to 3 for parts of missouri. look at the picture, this is from kansas city airport, the severe storms are a big part of it, and today a new part of the country has to deal with it. i'll like at the severe weather risk. >> not a great way to be celebrat

. >> while roads became a drenched battle ground for drivers in kansas city, children in joplin tubing down the streets. in wyoming and colorado, hail pounded the pavement, visibility on the roads, nearly zero. and in south texas, officers were waist and even chest-deep in water. at least 90 water rescues and 300 people in shelters in eagle pass. as the rio grande bled into the streets, drowning the city park and this golf course. this man saving neighbors by kayak. >> swim out there and put them in there and swim back and keep going. the current was going that way. >> across town, too much water mangled this gas station overhang. all leftovers of a storm that brought almost a year's worth of rain in just 36 hours. and the forecast, there is still heavy rain moving to the east. look at the bulls eye, nashville, parts of kentucky, and springfield, all the way to memphis in the 1, even 2 inch zone. the rain not done with them yet. and severe weather. this is kansas city airport. not pretty. i'll have the nation's weather coming up. >> not a great way to be celebrating father's day. thank you. >>> turn no

back in march a group with the opposite message set up headquarters across the street from the church in kansase the house into a visual statement of gay pride. there it is. well, the latest even though gay marriage is not legal in kansas, the equality house as its known went ahead with a same-sex marriage ceremony over the past weekend. as expected westboro protesters were on happened with signs to protest but the brides were unfazed. quote i knew the signs would be there and i wasn't angry about it. we were just so ecstatic to be getting married. local businesses pitched. in to help cover the cost of the ceremony and the reception. up next, the chase for edward snowden is teaching a lot about who our friends and allies are. so far, russia and china don't seem to be our buddies. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. la's known definitely for its traffic, congestion, for it's smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the busses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution to the earth. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part

the front door of the westboro baptist church by buying a house right across the street from the church's topeka kansas headquarters and decorating with the colors of the gay pride fly well this weekend planting peace up the ante on saturday night members of the organization welcomed the friends and family of kimberly kidwell and katie short to what they called the equality house in order to celebrate the saint the couple's wedding all those same sex marriage is still illegal in kansas and the wedding won't be recognized plantin piece says it hopes the public ceremony will convince the state supreme court to rule in favor of marriage equality sometime this week i should have said it's illegal shows that it's not yet not surprisingly members of the westboro baptist church picketed the wedding despite their protests the ceremony went off without a hitch good work plan and congratulations to you with the bat donald trump on today's episode of fox and friends the real estate mogul americans and love to hate blasted n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden calling him a spa and demanding his execution because. t

group with the totally opposite message set up headquarters across the street from westboro baptist church down in topeka, kansasd made the house into a visual statement of gay pride. there it is. well, the latest even though gay marriage is not legal in kansas, the equality house as its known went ahead with a same-sex marriage ceremony over the past weekend. as expected westboro protesters were on hand with signs to protest, but the brides were unfazed. quote, i knew the signs would be there and i wasn't even angry about it. we were just so ecstatic to be getting married. said one of the brides. local businesses pitched in to help cover the cost of the ceremony and the reception. nice people. >>> up next, the chase for edward snowden is teaching us a lot about who our friends and allies are. so far, russia and china don't seem to be our buddies. that's ahead. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. ?ñ?h >> welcome back to "hardball." the strange saga of edward snowden doesn't seem to be ending soon. russian president vladimir putin confirmed today that the nsa leaker was indeed still inside the air

kansas city. good kid! [ laughter ] >>> what was supposed to be a fun-filled trip to the san francisco cable car museum turned into a nightmare for several school kids! 11:00 am a street car collided with the muni bus carrying students at 16th and market. 14 people including 6 children suffered minor injuries. >> when i saw the little girl, she was already inside the paramedics van. and she was screaming for her mom and her dad. [ crying ] >> what was that like emotionally? >> i have a daughter! granddaughter that's four yeer 4 years old. and she reminded me so much of her. >> officials are investigating what led to the crash. >>> destruction on the new 49ers stadium in santa -- construction in the new 49ers stadium will resume tomorrow. donald white was working in the bottom of the shaft when a counterweight crushed him tuesday morning. the contracting company plans to talk to all the employees before they return to work. >>> police in fremont want to know if you have a surveillance camera. they want you to register it to help fight crime. one neighborhood installed cameras in the fall after several robberies. julia goodrich shows us there hasn't been a single break-

kansas, i get a great deal on the bag. you're going dollar into jail with everything else we have goingn? gerri: the reality, let's say yore on the streetse one of these guys s u on a card table becausehat is what it is. you see thisittle old lady come over my purse. well, if they go after her, that guy will be gone in 20 seconds. is h coming back is the question. have you stopp it? >> note. >> all laws are based upon deterrence. you want to try to deal with behavior and stop it if it something that's problematic. the proem is, this is not going to be passed as a lot to prevent crime. it will be something like a parking tict. >> bloomberg you wan to regulate the 32 oz of soda doesn't want thiso be the prosecuts don't nt this. go after the biguys. gerri: a thousand dolrs, we get maybe 100 people a year. now we're talking some dicit the. maybe this is the way to raise tax revvnue. [laughte >> the g general reality is you will have criminal record, up prosecutors taking time away from more serious cmes, police taking time away. people canive tickets. it will give you a ticketf you have to pay a fine like a parking ticket and say you did not

streets, he was a professional wrestler. >> i do what you see on tv, like wwe. but i do -- i do it off camera most of the time. and at smaller arenas. mainly around kansas, colorado, iowa, stuff like that. >> what's your name? >> my wrestling name? bud dubey. it was a stoner character. >> gill had just finished explaining that he was currently at limon on a parole violation when the interview was interrupted by a commotion on the ad seg tier. >> that's crazy. what's that about? >> yeah, i'm curious, too. i can hear water running and we had an officer in the room with us that was doing our security and i asked him, what's going on? when he opened the door, you just heard this cascading water. >> what happened? >> they flooded the tier. >> it's awesome. >> you better go get that. >> i walked out of the interview room and was shocked to see water cascading down from the top tier down onto the floor. i'd never seen anything like that in my life in a prison. >> what happened? >> what did you do, did you do this? >> i didn't do nothing. >> what happened? >> i have no idea. >> what does it look like happened? >> i'm not even going to say nothing with that door

kansas can now argue on immigration that he was for it before he was against it. >>> next, it's a question many of us have been struggling with for years, or at least the "sesame street among us. bert and ernie, gay couple? the "new yorker" magazine seemed to think so. check out this latest cover. bert and ernie watching the supreme court justices on tv and snuggling it. the cover is called bert and ernie's moment of joy. aww. as puppets, bert and ernie are without a sexual orientation, important to note. >>> now to the flip side of the supreme court decision on doma. far-right televangelist pat robertson for one is flummoxed by the news, particularly the fact that justice kennedy was on the side of striking down doma. >> let me ask you about anthony kennedy. does he have some clerks that happen to be gays? >> robertson's guest wasn't sure, but for the record, there is a decent chance that kennedy does have lgbt colleagues on his staff, as does his colleagues. as reported earlier this month, openly gay law clerk are common in the chambers of liberal and conservative justices. so as pat robertson suggests, the supreme court is basically the same as every other workpla

street so far. we will follow the latest as the analyst by just the numbers as we get closer to the opening bell. >> also following a story out kansasor accident this morning. it has closed a major thoroughfare. i 70 close in both directions following a semi truck accident or the truck caught fire and explosions were heard. no word on injuries are caused the fire. >> thank you mark. 536 . students and faculty and clinton are on edge is morning following a bomb threat at diablo you middle school. according to police at message was written in the gross battle earlier this week saying i will blow up the school on 6-7 -13. which is today's date. a student told the minister is about the message was started an investigation into whether the threat was credible. pollees was our schooled as morning and have a presence on campus throughout the day. according to clayton police, the capital say and they are encouraging students to attend school. >> we will take a break. it is 537 . let us go back outside with a live look for you. the san mateo bridge you're right on 92 moving well. well to the north and santa rosa temperatures 52. should warm

street excess in the '90s. >>> wedding bells will soon be ringing for this olympian. he's getting married this fall to his partner johnny shiloh. >>> he hails from smallville, kansas.s been around since 1932, so you might say what's been taking so long? this honor is long overdue. >> we have found a way to talk about superman almost every show. which would be two. >> that's two in a row. >> got a good record, guys. >> let's get the latest with the weather. >> bring on the rain. the entire east coast pretty much seeing the rain today. the midwest, too. look how much rain is expected. we're not seeing any where we need it. some heavy rain will be up there. three to five inches in eastern portions of texas and on the west coast where we need that rain, we still have that fire threat. looks like it's only worsening as we go through tomorrow. bad news all around. >> we'll keep watching it. thanks so much. we're at the top of the hour, which means it's time for the top news. >>> the nsa cannot listen to your telephone calls. they cannot and have not. >> breaking overnight, the president says he's no dick cheney, as he gets his strongest defense yet of that controversial

street -- excuse me, by lender. our goal is to provide basic coverage so that individuals can learn about the tool before they're test islander. >> and would a senior citizen in kansas have an option of discussing this with somebody at the area agency on aging, somebody, if you went to your community bank across our state, would somebody be aired said describe this mortgage, or is it more likely that -- my assumption is that you see that on television. you get something in the mail. what do you do about this? the typical senior pick up the telephone? and never pay attention. i assume there is an 800 number that you call. >> if lenders are required to share affirmations on all nine national intermediaries provided . in see l.a. has a 1-800 number. we also have information on our website. when a lender touches a potential borrower they are encouraged to inform them of all of their counseling options. >> again, i don't mean to have you dominate the answers to my questions, but what are the underwriting standards? why is a loan made to someone who is unable or unwilling to pay for their insurance on their home or taxes? is it that its starts out that they're capable? co