. >> and that is how san francisco government worked out the kinks, twists and turns, bombs in the road, to select its new interim mayor, ed lee. san francisco's first asian- american mayor. >> this has been an unprecedented and historic transition of power here in san francisco. i am so happy the board of supervisors came together to select an outstanding choice along many outstanding candidates to lead us over the next several years. >> over the past several months when this issue has come up, it had been agonizing. the board has been put into a difficult situation. there are a lot of differences of opinion on how to run the city, how to mass make a decision, who should be in place, 11 people to agree on that is a challenging thing. i think we have done the best we can do in the process, considering the difference of opinions. >> the people of san francisco can now choose their mayor, the direction they want to go. that is why this decision was so appropriate. >> the other big shock is that the moderates seem to have won this round. people thought, progressives have themselves on the

city officials say that they expected it to take 90-120 days to work out the kinks and this is only days 78. they say most of the issues were resolved as of last friday but it was a specifically which ones were result and which are outstanding. >> we are taking a quick peek at what we can expect for the rest of the week. we're starting with morning clouds moral the lot of sunshine in store. it is going to get pretty hot and land. wednesday and thursday temperatures will dip a little bit but warm back up by friday and saturday. let's take a look at the afternoon highs. of course some days for oakland, '80s along the peninsula. 71 expected in half moon bay. seven days along the coast. 85 expected from san rafael. 97 exempted in concord. we're keeping the warm temperatures in the forecast for the week. upper 80s and 90s inland. seven days for debate. the upper 60s and low 70's for the coast. >> we have a programming note to tell you about. live pictures of protesters as they move along market street. j.r. stone is standing by. >> with our live above the civic center station. you can see som

i think it is our duty as a committee to sit out and work out the kinks. i understand this is a pilot program and i understand the nature of a pilot program is to figure out whether or not this program would actually work. it order to assess that, we need to make sure we are expanding and assessing every part of san francisco. where all gaps exist. supervisor mar: can i just ask if this could be delayed until there is more of a dialogue with supervisor: office -- supervisor cohen's office? could we delay this until we could talk about this? >> what we are asking the board to do is to set the actual spots selected by the mta board. we could have you move forward and the m.t.a. would take action august 2nd and can expand a pilot areas beyond what was rick -- what was originally given to us. we're fully comfortable testing in other parts of the city, but we were working under the agreement agreed to buy it city car share. >> we need to open up for public comment, but i'm open up -- open to moving it forward with our recommendation to allow time for communicat

while oakland is looking to get all the kinks out, make no mistake about it, the silver and black are bunch. they want to win this battle of the bay. >> our goal is to go to san francisco and win the game. we're not going there just to play. but that being said, we also have some evaluations still to do and we're going to put them out there and guys need to perform against an opponent as they show us what they can do. >> that's sports. battle of the bay tomorrow. now back to you. > thanks,brody. brody. hahahaenenent.t. >>> finally tonight, so many things we use are made overseas but one american company is turning the tables, chopsticks made in the usa. georgia chopsticks is cranking out 2 million sets every day bound for china. how did this happen? amidst the shortage of wood in china, and the company hopes to export 10 million pairs a day by the end of the year. >> that's interesting. >> and they say the best chinese food in the world is in san francisco. so might as well send chopsticks over to china. >> thanks for joining us. >> have a great weekend. >> announcer: it's "the tonigh

. >> and that is how san francisco government worked out the kinks, twists and turns, bombs in the road, to select its new interim mayor, ed lee. san francisco's first asian- american mayor. >> this has been an unprecedented and historic transition of power here in san francisco. i am so happy the board

we are working out the kinks and getting people to check their e- mail, respond to their e-mail. people have recommended things like an idea store, where the public or the officers, if they have a good thought, whether it be an old idea we might bring back or a new idea that might make us better, they can put it into this repository. it will be vetted. we will get back to them. i think it can make this a better police department. with regard to community health, that is a way to phrase it. i know much has been made of hour crisis intervention team that is on the brink, if you will. we are close. we have met and confirmed with them. we literally are that close to jumping on. but we wanted to make sure that nobody in crisis was harmed while we're getting it up to speed. we put out that bulletin in very close proximity to my appointment that had all the officers stand down when dealing with people in crisis, creating a perimeter, treating it like a critical incident, slowing everything down, no hurry, so that if a person is in crisis, sadly if they want to do harm to themselves, the

. >> and that is how san francisco government worked out the kinks, twists and turns, bombs in the road, to select its new interim mayor, ed lee. san francisco's first asian- american mayor. american mayor. >> this has been an

saturday night, a chance for both teams to iron out the kinks and earning some local bragging rightsthe process. >> it's so important to play together. one guy makes a mistake, hey, i only made onemental error. and another guy only one. but that's a negative play for the whole down. so it's getting better. >> this is a time of year they're going to happen. everybody is having similar issues. the difference is ours have been with some of our top line players. that's going to happen. i would rather it happen now than later. >> one more giants' note, raj. izturis played his first rehab game and went 0 for 4. but the important thing is a guy getting healthy instead of hurt. >> thank you, scott. we'll see you tomorrow night. we have some updates on ourew na ping news with that earthquake in japan. stay with us. [ female announcer ] make after school even more fun with totino's pizza rolls. big pizza taste in a bite size roll that my kids can't resist. plus i get two box tops for their school. totino's pizza rolls. the pizza way to snack. and safeway's 10% back to schools program, now ther

. >> and that is how san francisco government worked out the kinks, twists and turns, bombs

pocket for themselves instead of put getting it back to the investors and then that's the heart of this kinks. if you don't want to kind of wanted to just get what's going on now a few other publications like the buster journal and bloomberg have started to pick up on the story and. i reported a few months ago that the manhattan d.a. was finally stepping up the investigation and interviewed people he's interviewed and they were looking to use the martin act to charge time around oh jeff first lies are now works at goldman sachs and mike nuremberg who now works and make america explain the art lacked the money that's what eliot spitzer was famous for that's what he went after he unless they can rebut it it's very wide sweeping it's basically saying you know if you've committed any form of fraud. we're going to charge you with this and make it a criminal. i can tell you that it's now the new york attorney general who is extremely active in his investigation and there seems to be the evidence that he's collected from a documentary filmmaker who has just finished a movie called the confidence gam

something doctor can address at another time, but they were still in the process of working out the kinksn 1861. which was not clear where the jury diction where the -- jurisdiction of the supreme court began and ended. lincoln decideed to ignore that ruling. >> in the same vain in an earlier era, the cherokee indians case, justice marshall rendered the disirks now let's see him enforce it. >> yeah. >> one quick question. you made a remark almost in casual before you opened the floor to question, and i'm just curious. it was something to the effect of the majority being held hostage by the minority and i wonder if you can elaborate on that. >> yeah, surement i. i think within the democratic system, there's a vote of one sort or another that ultimately the majority wins even if it's just by one vote, even, you know, as we've seen in our own times, presidential elections that can be extremely, extremely close, and ultimately, the en

friendship that went back to world war ii, the special arrangement between presidents roosevelt and kinks out, and that they were going to announce our duplicity unless we would he helpful to them. now, had have taken that set of facts and suggested that maybe the form that help would take would be the form that our help to saddam hussein had taken that his assistance in gaining access to a weapon of mass destruction. now that is a fictional statement but i don't think it is a long leap from what we in fact no. i am very distressed that the facts that underlay the kings to the kingdom have been so effectively withheld from the american people and there have been some serious consequences of that withholding, one of which is that i think we have treated saudi arabia as a reliable friend when in fact, they were very suspicious flow, and have taken steps that have been very adverse to u.s. interests. these were just things that have happened a decade ago. in may of this year, there was the annual conference of the world health organization at its headquarters in vienna. there are over 190 co

. >> rose: so it's "as you like it "romeo and juliet," kink lear, "a winter's tale" and "julius caesar." >> and comedy of errors and hamlet for kids from hard-to-reach schools, young kids who would never have been to shakespeare before in their lives. we've been performing alongside the main repertoire. and that's in some way been some of the most delightful performances, seeing the ds just totally empowered. this thing that was for them... they weren't smart enough to study it and they thought it would probably be too difficult and too boring. and they realized they could get ownership of this. quite status cultural thing. these little kids who were not great academic achievers suddenly taking ownership of william shakespeare. brilliant. >> rose: gd for you. so what it does, it gives them motivation. >> yeah. >> rose: to explore. >> wl, it makes... what our experience is it makes them better at maths. once they get cocky about shakespeare, they can conquer calculus, you know? >> sure. >> rose:. >> rose: things that seem hard and far away are not if you apply yourself. >> yeah, if you

checking and fixing what day ca they call sun kinked that could cause trains to derail. >>> i want to turn your attention to the town of robert lee, texas, the water source is about to run try. it's a towny town there in west texas. look at the cracks there. john jacobs is the mayor of robert lee. and he is on the phone with me. mr. mayor, thank you for calling in. i've got chad myers here, been watching the weather as well. i want him to chime in on this. this is stunning, this number. your town is down to less than 1% of its water supply. 99% of your water source is gone. sounds like you don't have much more than a mud puddle left. >> well, that's true, ma'am, it's getting pretty low. there's still some in the neighborhood of 353 acre feet out there. we've still got some water. >> i know it is your birthday, 65 years young. have you ever seen anything like this? >> no, ma'am, not with this much heat, wind and lack of rain. this is a first for me. >> let me explain. i know you know this very well. just west of your town is a reservoir that serves right around 1,000 people in your tow

port royal mostly destroyed in 1692 earthquakes of the gleaming sand swept around the shoreline to kinks them, the greatest british metropolis him and the caribbean. golf life circles around the map in the sun cut the water into liquid diamonds. no wonder loyalists were captivated by it. such hills, such mountains and such -- everything so bright and it this delightful gushed one new arrival and cruising toward the spectacular landscape. in 18th century effusively compare the bay of pigs into the bay of naples with a blue mountain standing in for vesuvius and the submerged ruins of fort royal like a phantom pompei ended to see. others like the grantor and sublimity overcome them knocking language from their lives. whatever else loyalist refugees knew of this lush island they could see it wasn't the 13 colonies any more. now, jamaica was a very wealthy place, that had these wonderful sugar plantations that generated enormous amounts of wealth for britain. on the other hand the things that made his original submitted rather challenging as an environment for white refugees are got one of th

port royal mostly destroyed in 1692 earthquakes of the gleaming sand swept around the shoreline to kinks them, the greatest british metropolis him and the caribbean. golf life circles around the map in the sun cut the water into liquid diamonds. no wonder loyalists were captivated by it. such hills, such mountains and such -- everything so bright and it this delightful gushed one new arrival and cruising toward the spectacular landscape. in 18th century effusively compare the bay of pigs into the bay of naples with a blue mountain standing in for vesuvius and the submerged ruins of fort royal like a phantom pompei ended to see. others like the grantor and sublimity overcome them knocking language from their lives. whatever else loyalist refugees knew of this lush island they could see it wasn't the 13 colonies any more. now, jamaica was a very wealthy place, that had these wonderful sugar plantations that generated enormous amounts of wealth for britain. on the other hand the things that made his original submitted rather challenging as an environment for white refugees are got one of th