deborah landis, deputy direct to have of finance for the board of supervise /sorbs. i have some slides here today and you have those in front of you. i want to touch on only a couple slides. we don't need to go through the whole thing, but in the overview of what we've been doing, i want to point out we've been working on this rfp since december since the board directed us to go out with an rfp so it's been seven months of hard work and we are here today happily near the end of this rfp process with a recommendation for you from our panel. looking at the timeline, today is a key date, but we will be moving forward in the next several months because contract negotiations will take several months to complete once you do further recommendation to the board and once the board chooses that vendor for us to use. so right now we are on schedule to be able to have a contract in place january 1. that is our hope, our plan and at this point we don't see why that would not happen. moving forward i would just like to thank the other departments that have worked with us, particul

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two national student of health directors helping to lead the initiative join us now, story landis, thomas insel and with us are colonelia bargmann of rockefeller university and william newsome of standford. they are co-chairs of the advisory board for the initiative. an once again my cohost is dr. eric kandel. he is a nobel laureate, professor at columbia university and howard hughes medical investigator. i'm pleased to have all of them at this table. and so we begin once again with my colleague dr. eric kandel to give us a look at what we might include in this program as we look at this initiative. welcome. >> chrlie, you outlined it very well as alwaysment today we look at the obama brain initiative which is designed to get a better understanding of the human brain. the human brain looks simple enough t weighs about 3 pounds and if you look at the image on the screen, as threatically pleasing. it looks like it would not be very difficult to understand. the fact is it's the most complex object in the universe. it makes us who we are. it's responsible for every behavior, every thought, ac

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you can see it on landis avenue, interstate 680 and old piedmont road. >>> a butterfly that makes its home along the sand dunes in antioch is reportedly on the brink of extension. lang's metal mark butterfly has gone from 2300 in 1999 to just 86 burt ter flies last year. some conservations blame pg&e saying night engine from the nearby power plant is causing a weed to grow that kills off the host plant. they plan to require pg&e to do more to help protect the butterfly. the utility company says its power plant is one of the cleanest and that it's doing its part to protect the butterfly. >> 86 butterflies left, they better hurry up and start protecting them. >> big difference. >> 4:39 right now. let's check back in. christina loren here to tell us about what's happening heading to the weekend. >> it's so close now. one more work day to get through. good friday morning to you. taking a live look at your temperatures right now. we are in the 50s and 60s to start, headed towards a picturesque weekend, especially if you live anywhere around the inner bay, that is the place to be. temperatu

two national student of health directors helping to lead the initiative join us now, story landis, thomas insel and with us are colonelia bargmann of rockefeller university and william newsome of standford. they are co-chairs of the advisory board for the initiative. an once again my cohost is dr. eric kandel. he is a nobel laureate,

you can see this map here, the affected fogging area is bordered by landis avenue, interstate 680, oldiedmont road and berryessa road. the second fogging in san jose this season. >>> a butterfly that makes its home along the sand dunes in antioch is reportedly on the brink of extinction. the butterfly has gone from 2300 in 1999 to just 86 butterflies last year. some conservationists blame pg&e, saying nitrogen from the company's nearby power plant is causing a weed to grow and kill the butterfly's host plant. the conservationists say they plan to sue the environmental protection agency to require pg&e to do more to help protect the butterfly.ci the utility company says its power plant is one of its cleanest and it's doing its part to protect the butterflies. >>> it's been a non-stopped a venture and yes, a full schedule for pope francis over in brazil. yeah, he's been very, very busy, surrounded by all those people, but's his aides who say they are stressed out. >>> plus, i bet you can smell it. the smell is in the air. the fun competition kicking off the annual gilroy garlic festival.

tonight at 11:00, the virginia techer it control will fog for -- vechter control will fog by landis area, interstate 680, old piedmont road and bariessa road. this will be the second fogging this season. >>> coming up, travel for less. learn when the best time to sbae coming up. >>> earlier in the week, our business and tech reporter scott budman showed how it worked. now google's chrome cap is selling out. supplies are all gone on amazon.com and best buy. you can still score one, though, through google play store. you'll have to wait about two to three weeks to get it. chrome cast lets users stream web videos straight to their tvs through tablets, smartphones, or computers. >>> save money on your fall getaway. air fares are falling by as much as 30%. that's according to a web site, farecompare.com. the folks there predict the magic date for prices to fall right after kids go back to school. august 27th. they say you can get great deals on destinations like denver, new orleans, and boston. now you just have to find a sitter. >>> up next, we'll introduce you to a bay area man working to b

this is a three square mile witr landis avenue, and old piedmont road as the borders.llected in this area did test positive for west nile virus.Ñii] lp prompted the santa cá county vector control district to do a mosquito fogging treatment. their goal is to kill off these mosquitos with west nile before one bites a person. vector control is saying right (t&háhp &hc& high as 1 in 50 mosquitos infected. so fivec fápickup trucks with a fogger in the back will be going street by street, igÑ by block. and we talked with victorÑit( ro from vector control a short time ago. he told us that the spray will itt( will have no effect on peoe who live in this area. >> we're putting out a ultra low volume product from the back of our picízv trucks that will suspend in is the w3Ñiair, and mosquitos are flying aroundc at night, it will impinge on them >> so the three square-mile area where theyÑi will be spraying tonight isñr primarily residentl with some w3retail. this ist(+ considered high sea for west nile, and about a dozen dead birds were also found with west nile. so theÑi fog

that feels that way and the joint statement new york city council members jermaine williams and brad landyare said quote the community safety act will help us make new york a place where everyone can walk the streets without fear of violence or discriminatory policing we look forward to overturning mayor bloomberg view and making this legislation law now the two beers the bills appear to have enough support in the city council to override mayor bloomberg veto both measures were passed with a two thirds majority in the fifty one member council which amounts to the votes needed to make these bills veto proof bloomberg the only hope is to get some of those talents and councillors who overage an aliyah voted for the bill to in fact change their minds for his part mayor bloomberg argued that the inspector general bill would create an official position that would rival the police commissioner on law enforcement policy and that the second bill would lead to an avalanche of lawsuits against the city. well since the focus daiichi nuclear power plant disaster concerns over the safety of our nuclear

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here to explain how to safeguard your devices from landi in hands of a creek or a criminal, tech editoryou. thank you for being here. when i search something, i am throwing myself out there. >> absolutely. the first thing you never want to do is use public wi-fi. that is like stding naked in a crowd and sank, don't anyone like me. you why that exposed. a few things youhould do, use a search engine that does not track you. we are talking about some other onesut there. use some browser and on. ss about what says tracking new and more if you are concerned about people tracking your activity. and then really be mindful of social media. social mediaone of the biggest traps because at the end of the day you can take all the precautions in the world of an appeal to stop yourself from posting something really stupid. tracy: you are right. what i try to tell my kids is that stuff lives in in fantasy. i don't care whoou are what you're doing. talk about the ad blocker because they attract you. >> oh, my gosh. marketers are tracking you. the government. there arall kinds of people wanting your inf

officer steven landy is one of the instructors. >> they have to be accurate within a 75% range.der an opinion on what that suspect is on. it has to be rendered with a toxicologist. >> reporter: a two pronged approach to those taking public transportation and help those struggling with drug, or alcohol addiction. >> is this your bag? >> really the purpose of this operation is to make the ridership on san francisco's public transportation safer. >> reporter: a total of 18 people were arrested for being influence of drugs or alcohol. this was the fourth sober shelter operation. i've obtained these reports that show other wanted felons were scooped up in those operations. serious criminals taken off the streets. >> for these officers training to be drug rec experts, what's next for them? >> they'll use those skills and what they've learned to help accurately identify those impaired by drugs and alcohol, including those hanging out in those muni bus shelters. >> a real eye opener. thank you. if you have an idea for a ktvu special report, email us at ireports@ktvu.com. >>> the legal b

in the area between landis avenue and bayer yes, sir it is road. art a dozen dead birds found in santa clara county tested positive for the virus. the fog like spray is not toxic to humans or pets. >>> doctors are reporting six new human cases of west nile virus in california. five in los angeles. the sixth is from glen county in the central valley. the state's first infection of the year was in sacramento county. that man died but it's unclear if he died from west nile or an under lying health problem. >>> the famous lincoln memorial is closed. what happened overnight that has police launching an investigation. >>> we are learning more about the arena for warriors. >>> traffic on 237 is moving along very nicely. >>> new evidence photos appear to show exnfl star hernandez holding a gun the night his friend was murdered. the surveillance photos were recorded hours before and minutes after lloyd was shot to death. they were taken in hernandez's home by his own surveillance system. the former tight end for the patriots has pleaded not guilty. san asso

officer steven landy is one of the instructors. >> they have to be accurate within a 75% range.er an opinion on what that suspect is on. it has to be rendered with a toxicologist. >> reporter: a two pronged approach to those taking public transportation and help those struggling with drug, or alcohol addiction. >> is this your bag? >> really the purpose of this operation is to make the ridership on san francisco's public transportation safer. >> reporter: a total of 18 people were arrested for being influence of drugs or alcohol. this was the fourth sober shelter operation. i've obtained these reports that show other wanted felons were scooped up in those operations. serious criminals taken off the streets. >> for these officers training to be drug rec experts, what's next for them? >> they'll use those skills and what they've learned to help accurately identify those impaired by drugs and alcohol, including those hanging out in those muni bus shelters. >> a real eye opener. thank you. if you have an idea for a ktvu special report, email us at ireports@ktvu.com. >>> the legal ba

charles: that was brand new cell phone video of hard landi yesterda in new york.o front landing gear failure, add that to fatal plane cras in san francisco just two weeks ago, and boeing's dreamliners nightmare, charles said it is time to worry about plane safet charles, there is no doubt with thesemages, in our mind over and over, that there will be serious growing anxiety what can be done? >> you continue is summertime, planes are hefry used because of weather interruption, and the we tend to r out of time when it comes to maintenance. it happened every summer. sadly our most accidents happen in summer. it is usually be traced to a mistake, or weather. but planes are safe. >> yeah, i like how you did that, you had me drinking a vodka and sweat bulletshen tell me they are safe. from what i read for planes that have an accident, you need peorm storm, a black swan even, 6 major things in a row human error have to occur. and you say that these that we're seeing i an example of that? just this closely back-to-back, a huge red flag? >> sure, let me add that, 1 have yo

facebook is one of kevin landis' top holdings.it's always good to see you. >> good to be here. >> we were talking yesterday about facebook and whether or not it would go up to the i prk o price. there was a notion that shareholders would sell at 38. would you be inclined to sell and take some profits at this point? >> well, you know, if we were selling, of course we wouldn't telegraph it on tv but generally speaking there's this psychological anchoring to what you pay for something that it shouldn't really bias you. what you should be looking at is do you like this better than your other investment opportunities. and clearly, a lot of people think there's an upside to facebook. >> what is that upside at this point? >> i think if you look at the migration from advertising and traditional media into online the question is how can the share be broken up? we know a ton of it goes over to google and that's just a cash monster. but what we don't know yet is how much will flow to facebook and twitter and we think the short answer is more

provided by the national institute of health and its director francis colins with the help of story landis and tom insell and the institute of mental health. the nih is also appointed an extraordinary scientific advisory committee, the best people in the field and co-chaired by corey bogman and bill newsome. so we have four of the major leaders of this effort and we will see what the names of this effort are and how we're going to achieve it now despite the fact that this is an enormous challenge, we couldn't be in a better position to take it on. and this for several reasons. one is as anyone listening to the brain series would appreciate, neuroscience has not exactly been sleeping for the last several decades. there's been enormous progress although we have a long, long way to go. for example, in simple animals such as worms and flies and mice, we are beginning to understand how systems work, hour motor systems function, how they interact with one another and we understand simple forms of learning and how memory is stored. in complex animals and primates we understand cognitive functions

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between landis avenue just east of interstate 680 to the foothills.ut a dozen dead birds found in santa clara county have tested positive. a couple mosquitoes were also infected and the county says the fog like spray is not toxic to humans or pets. >>> doctors are reporting six new human cases of west nile virus in california. five of them are in los angeles county. the 6th is in glen county in the central valley. the state's first infection of the year occurred in sacramento county. that man died but it's actually still unclear if he died from west nile or an underlying health problem. >>> time now, 7:50. the gold state warriors getting ready to move across the bay, but why that move may be a lot more expensive than first thought. >>> next, breaking news about the embattled former head of the ems, the new charges, dominic strauscon has been charged with. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online.

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we told this to john landis and he's now taking credit for our career. >> brian: you deserve full creditbrian: in terms of politics, you're very tuned in. >> i do what i can. >> brian: where do you think america is at for the economy, for overall psyche? >> i think we're at sort of midsummer, kind of squishy warm, sweaty place. >> brian: weather related. >> i think generally we're at a sort of a wait and see period and seeing what's going to happen. let's see what happens when obamacare kicks in. let's see what happens with the new immigration reform. let's see if hope actually can emerge from this mish mash we call each other. >> brian: right. good news is -- >> society, everybody, we're all part of it. we're all in it! am i right, people? >> steve: you're right! before you go, i just noticed -- like i said nothing? >> steve: john, you've got a tattoo across your chest in reverse. >> yes, for the mirror every morning. it says i want to be brave. you get up to take a leak in the morning and you look in the mirror and you say, oh, yeah, that's right. or when you get up to do your business

you can see the affected fogging areas boreded by landis avenue, interstate 680, old piedmont road and minutes to life. you are free to go! [ male announcer ] week old stains and odors just met their match. tide and downy, better together. >>> we wi >>> welcome back, time is 9:26. 77 on way to the fremont, 80 on wait to san jose it could be much hotter, we actually is a cool down headed our way. means this year at the garlic festival, not too hot, lots of sunshine, make sure you bring the spf 30-plus, 87 on sunday. going to be comfortable this weekend for all your outdoor activities, monday into tuesday, we actually have a cool down headed our way, nice, sunny finish for wednesday but a little low cloud cover to start. check the drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning a tough drive here at the bay bridge, just starting to see good, good movement. no backup for the fast track lanes, although might be a little on the approach, slow in the eastshore freeway and cash lane still backed up. the earlier sigg alert happened this morning has clear bud repercussions, rim feechblgt the maze lo