the concert was a plash back to the kinks and the who and tv shows like hala blue. ladies and gentlemen. the high strung. [music] >> hope you enjoyed this look back at some of the entertaining guests that graced the stage of the main library. you can watch more highlights from main stage on you tube and new episodes on sfg. org. watch for more readings, speakers and performances during the next year. we leave you with a bonus performance from the high strung. and a thank you to everybody that made the last season possible.

i think this way, we can actually work out the kinks in terms of what it is that he wants to accomplish he is actually in fort -- full support. however, there are some issues that we still have to work out. at this point, i have no problem continuing this to september 14. present ne -- president newlin: thank you. i look forward to working with you. any other comment? commissioner meko: i will move to continue this to the call of the chair. secretary: [reading roll] commissioner newlin: ok, next item. >> they apply for an entertainment permit to take over the on going business and continue operations mostly unchanged. the current permit holder, who i believe is there, is the building owner, and therefore remains someone involved. it is nice to have a landlord and i do not think i have seen that person twice in eight years. there is an abc license, and the occupancy remains at 350. the business is literally across the street, and they have had a good relationship with their neighbors. soundproofing was installed, and it contains the sound from the live ones upstairs. the sound test was a

the concert was a plash back to the kinks and the who and tv shows like hala blue. ladies and gentlemen. the high strung. [music] >> hope you enjoyed this look back at some of the entertaining guests that graced the stage of the main library. you can watch more highlights from main stage on you tube and new episodes on sfg. org. watch for more readings, speakers and performances during the next year. we leave you with a bonus performance from the high strung. and a thank you to everybody that made the last season possible. [applause] >> as the city of san francisco has grown, there are a number of cultural organizations that have grown with it. the san francisco symphony, the ballet, and ensure we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the san francisco museum of modern art's. one of the things many of our viewers may not understand about museums is the way they grow and evolve is really about a broad. his patient and support from many individuals who give their collections -- and broad support from many individuals who give their collections to the museum. this ye

when this loops around, it's a little bit of a kink. a little bit of a twist in the atmosphere right there. and that's what's dragging down cooler air right here into the bay area. once again combining in with our fog. typically this time of year, high pressure sitting right over california helping to heat us up. it's so far off shore. keeping it miles for monday. a few 80s far inland interior spots and for tuesday, well, widespread 70s across the bay area expects. as we start off tomorrow morning on your monday, you get back to the work routine and maybe sending the kid off to the summer recreation stuff. 55 at 6:00 a.m. patchy fog inland. 11:00 a.m., still calling it mild with sunshine popping. now the south bay is the place where the heat is going to be. if you want to go anywhere tomorrow, one of the many california parks. that's going to be where you want to take the kid possibly to one of the waterparks in the south bay. 70 in san mateo. 66 in san francisco. and then as we head over here towards the east bay, anywhere from 69 in o

right there, it's just enough of a kink in the upper atmosphere to pull down this cooler air to keept mild for monday and also tuesday. so for monday, this is going to mean some widespread 70s and a few 80s. and we'll see that trend lasting into tuesday as well. with plenty of 70s across the bay area and lots of sunshine. tomorrow morning starting off with the mid-50s. let's get a preview of what to expect for tomorrow. 87 in gilroy. 86 in morgan hill. we've got some summer heat out there, but a lot of those places in the 80s on our boards here, they should be in the 90s this time of year. and then the peninsula to san francisco, well, slightly below average. 60s and 70s for monday. 79 in orinda. 89 in lakeport. seven-day forecast, i think you're going to be pleased. along with the electric bill. oh, yes. numbers are even going down as we head into august. possibly inland only the upper 70s on wednesday. so you're welcome, everybody. >> you have pleased us. thank you very >>> we'll be rig. >>> we'lbeight back. >>> the humane society silicon valley is hosting its summer music and wine

it's just put a kink in everything. >> residents are also worried about the millions of gallons of oil still in the water as well as the impact of the chemical dispersants bp used to keep oil from reaching the shores. >>> well, oakland's castoffs are a windfall for boston. two cranes at the port of oakland no longer needed began their journey to boston today. they sailed under the bay bridge this morning. oakland has replaced the cranes with more state-of-the-art equipment. the cranes will make their journey through the panama canal and arrive in boston mid- september. each one weighs 5 million pounds. 2400 tons. pretty amazing stuff. >>> the airline business has been hot this summer but passengers feel like they are getting burned by sky high fares and extra fees. so why are the costs soaring? that and more tonight only on the cbs evening news. ,, ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] come into an at&t store and experience tv like you've never seen before. ♪ for a limited time, get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months with dvr included. o'clock, people around the country ga

you know, it will just put a kink in everything. >>> also now the e.p.a.eleased a study saying the chemicals used to break up the oil are no more toxic than the oil it. some had voiced concern the dispersants were doing more harm than good. >>> inland we have got sun, along the coast a lot of people would like to disperse that fog. >> it's not gonna happen. oh no. today's high temperature 88 degrees right here in the vacaville area as the sun begins to deaccepted and we were not able to see that sunset at all along the coast and into the city by the bay. san francisco with a high today of 64, down from the advertised 69, and yes you can barely see the try company manager eye could building this evening due to the marine layer, so we'll have the fog greet you for the morning commute. that blanket cloud, pretty uniform low to mid-50s, here we go, it's your pinpoint forecast. you notice the low clouds and even some patchy fog playing tag with the tri-valley. working its way past concord into pleasant hill. also spinning around towards martinez, it is at 6:14

. >>> across the bay the port of oakland is in need of some improvements but there's a few kinks in theway. the state pledged $250 million to the plan but in order to get that money, work has to start by 2013. developers are eager to give the work out to the lowest bidder. but others are demanding the jobs go to bay area residents. >>> and a riot will begin at 6:00. as you can see video it always causes back up of san francisco when it happens. >>> we now know the national guard will be taking its postalong the border with mexico. we'll tell you where, next. >>> it was the number one paper in the entire country a few years ago, tonight it is laying off a big chunk of its work force. >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer south of laredo, there's a place... so hot, rattlesnakes combust. ♪ but we go, cause ya gotta eat bold. [ male announcer subway fiery footlong subs. the bold-acious new turkey jalapeño melt and buffalo chicken. subway. eat bold! >>> the first wave of national troops will

and it's that little kink in the jet stream that is helping temperatures to cool off here down at theower atmosphere, keeping us below average. it's three weeks in a row of the cooler than average temperatures across the bay area. the coolest julys ever in san l jose happening in july. by 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, temperatures in the upper 60s and sunny skies. also san jose music in the park. happening on thursday with temperatures in the 60s. and that's going to be happening from 5:00 to 9:00 thursday. all right. back out here live. it's all about the community. it's about celebrating and watching out for your neighbors and it's about some good food, too. i've got a nice piece of steak waiting for me, and one for you jessica and tom. how do you like it? >> quickly. >> all right. >> medium. that will be good. jeff, thank you. looks great out there. >>> still ahead at 6:00, as plans to build a new term nam, the focus shifts to those left behind. >> an 11-year-old northern california boy dies following a football practice. tonight, reaction from investigators and the boy's familiarly. . etdi

but had as phil matier shows us, there are still a few kinks in the clipper system that aren't quite ironed out yet. phil. >> reporter: that's right, dana. we are here in downtown san francisco where, by trolley or by train or by muni or by bart, people are trying to make it home with a new clipper card that's supposed to make the commute easier but as we learned today, for some, it's proven to be quite a headache. >>> reporter: it was quite a show as officials unveiled the latest link in clipper, the new $100 million ticket system that eventually will allow you to buy one ticket and ride on just about every transit system from marin to san jose, san francisco included. the idea? >> more convenient transit experience. >> reporter: from the looks of things, however, that smooth ride is still bumpy. for one, there was a problem for 6,000 commuters when the system refused to issue their monthly wage works passes. the ones they buy through the workplaces. >> that problem seems to have been resolved. >> reporter: then there is the implementation. for starters, san francisco's cable car op

can work out the kinks is ebay.ts boxes are on the lawn in the middle of its campus in san jose. >> john donahoe: these things fuel almost 15% of the power on this campus. >> stahl: john donahoe, the c.e.o. of ebay, says its five boxes were installed a year ago, and have already saved the company $200,000 in electricity costs. >> donahoe: it's been very successful, thus far. they've done what they said they would do. >> stahl: ebay's boxes run on bio-gas made from landfill waste, so they're carbon neutral. donahoe took us up to the roof to show off the company's more than 3,000 solar panels. but they generate a lot less electricity than the boxes on the lawn. so this, on five buildings, acres and acres and acres. >> donahoe: yes. the footprint for bloom is much more efficient. when you average it over seven days a week, 24 hours a day, the bloom box puts out five times as much power that we can actually use. >> stahl: but not everyone is convinced that, even if the technology works, bloom-- that now makes one box a

still kinks in the works. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. get ready for the most expensive governor race in american history and we now know who's spending how much and what exactly $100 million can buy you these days. story's coming up. >> back to the bargaining table now that a judge has thrown out the transit contract imposed by management. >> 16 seconds of pure terror as a kayaker came face-to-face with a great white shark. >> today could be the warmest day in the forecast. we'll talk about how cold it will get and if it will last throughout the weekend. >> here's a beautiful shot for commuters. no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. a little slowing antioch westbound 4 past lone tree but earlier problems seem to be gone. >> that's how we start tuesday at 6:01. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. a. c. transit could return to a more normal bus schedule starting today because a judge yesterday threw out a contract imposed two weeks ago. drivers were calling out sick at two to three times the normal rate. theresa garcia is live in fremon

kink would be thinking and saying.on far exceed it had expectations of his day. that's why, when barack obama was given the nomination to be the democratic party candidate for president, it happened on the same day that dr. king gave his i have a dream speech. his vision exceeded everything. so i do know this. there are four things he would probably be working on. one, he knows that jobs are the issue of the day. that means creating a million jobs immediately to put all of us bark to work and to make that the top priority. second, we heard about education. dunbar is a symbol of what a quality education can be even in times of discrimination. but that's not it. whatever zip code your daughter or your son lives in should be a zip code where quality education is available for all. and that's got to be the standard. third, we would be lifting up the need to fix our broken immigration system. it's wrong to pit poor black workers against poor latino workers and to say they've got to fight it out for the nonsense jobs that ar

when you do it you automatically kink your neck a little bit. >> here's what most people do.nd try to switch hands. there's no reason why you can't switch. anytime you favor one side, you're causing problems. try to switch and keep your neck straight. >> okay. >> you bet. >> we always carry too much stuff. >> heavy bags. >> this is one we all do. >> the giant one. >> here's the thing. women carry gigantic bags. the handbags are so big in fashion right now. >> you feel like you should fill it. >> carrying a heavyweight on one side is so bad for you, and women do it all the time. >> the backpack is the best. >> the backpack is a good solution. >> hold da has a bowling ball in here. >> for a lot of people switching for the handle bag and carrying two and balancing yourself out, walk the shoulders back and carry two bags. >> walk with purpose. >> the one-side thing is tough. >> what's too heavy. feel mine. >> holy cow. >> no more than 10% of your body weight, which would be 10 pounds for you. >> when i was in sixth grade. >> you need to lighten up and care some of your stuff in a

we just don't have all the kinks worked out. >> this was a story today -- >> this goes under -- >> thisnes flight. >> why is it always southwest? >> i love southwest. >> these things always happen on southwest. >> a woman with an open hand slapped her 1-year-old daughter in the face. >> she says she popped her. >> that was the quote afterwards. she hit her in the face. the flight attendant saw and said she would take the baby. >> she didn't take three beers and go down the chute? >> no. >> the flight attendant was concerned enough to call the police. when the flight landed the police asked the woman did you hit your child. she said, yes, i popped her after she kicked us. she's one, by the way. i popped her after she kicked me. the black eye was a bite from the dog. the people, the police allowed that family to board another plane and proceed on their way. >> the flight attendant handled it beautifully, i think. if the woman is willing to smack a child in front of so many witnesses, it causes concern about what she does when nobody is around. i think they were right to check it out. >> i

as any new program -- getting it up and running and getting the kinks out, consistency across the country, the implementation of that would be a concern we would have initially. >> what we have today is a revenue-sharing program. the federal government collects the taxes. it distributes those dollars to the states. said,ate d.o.t.'s have give us the money and we will do the job. now we are saying we will give you the money, but give us a plan first. be accountable to our public and to the national public. through the council, which reestablished in this bill, to establish a national program. that does not mean that virginia roads are built to the same standards as minnesota roads or to mexico rose where the chargers go to 115 degrees. hours go to 80 below zero once in awhile. and the snow and the assault loading or the melting materials. there are all of these variations in geography, geology and travel use that we have to account for. nonetheless, there should be a national program, not just a revenue-sharing, distribution program. where we give states flexibility, as we have seen with t

kink would be thinking and saying.ratic party candidate for president, it happened on the same day that dr. king gave his i have a dream speech. his vision exceeded everything. so i do know this. there are four things he would probably be working on. one, he knows that jobs are the issue of the day. that means creating a million jobs immediately to put all of us bark to work and to make that the top priority. second, we heard about education. dunbar is a symbol of what a quality education can be even in times of discrimination. but that's not it. whatever zip code your daughter or your son lives in should be a zip code where quality education is available for all. and that's got to be the standard. third, we would be lifting up the need to fix our broken immigration system. it's wrong to pit poor black workers against poor latino workers and to say they've got to fight it out for the nonsense jobs that are available and that don't work for any of us. we need to fix that system. we need to make that work. and then, last