and i also want to thank sfgov-tv jesse larsen and jim smith.we have any announcements? >> yes. please make sure to silence all phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the june 3rd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay. l can you please call the first item? >> item number 1 is a hearing to receive a report from the city's external auditors regarding their audit of the city's annual financial statements for fiscal year ending june 30, 2013, and their audit plan for the upcoming engagement for fiscal year ending june 30, 2014. (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if y

larsen is captured after six days and given two weeks in isolation.ing more surveillance cameras and the construction of a new outer wall. as for the original wall, it takes more than six months to rebuild it. >> we had a saying here a few years ago, don't lean against the wall, it might collapse. it should be quite solid now. >> one question, however, still stands. the camera man who shot the spectacular escape. why was he there? was he just very lucky in the right place at the right time? or was he somehow involved in the prison break? rumors still swirl. the cameraman kim faulk says he was simply there by chance awaiting a political rally. after the incident he's questioned by police and released. >> people rngt aren't meant to be in a small room. when you go inside a small room, you will try anything to get out. >>> there was at least one institution the escape king brian larsen didn't run from. the institution of marriage. in october 1995, about a month after the bulldozer incident, he married his girlfriend in the prison church. i'm contessa bre

and i also want to thank sfgov-tv jesse larsen and jim smith. and, madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes. please make sure to silence all phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the june 3rd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay. l can you please call the first item? >> item number 1 is a hearing to receive a report from the city's external auditors regarding their audit of the city's annual financial statements for fiscal year ending june 30, 2013, and their audit plan for the upcoming engagement for fiscal year ending june 30, 2014. >> okay. >> hi, good morning, supervisors. my name is carmen la frank. i'm the

that is the latest live in bell gardens, i'm kate larsen. >> thank you for those details, appreciate it one last night garcia told the girl that the mother was not looking for her and the family didn't care. not true, says police. the mother filed a missing person's report for the 15-year-old within hours of her disappearance. >> such a bizarre story, thank you very much. >>> 6:48. a man was arrested overnight for a riot after a suspect shot and killed a suspect on the streets. he harassed a police dog and convinced others to join in. he and more than 100 others joined the streets last night in response to the police shooting tuesday. officers shot and killed a man because they say he lunged at them with garden shears. video of that shooting was posted to youtube leading to last night's protest. >>> let's check your microclimate forecast this morning as we give you a live look at san francisco and i learned something today. that's the third tallest building in california. also a look at san jose this morning where i suspect it's a bit sunnier. maybe not. let's join christina this mor

kate larsen joins us now. we originally heard the oil was shooting 30 feet in the air.s that still the case? >> yeah, peggy, scott, that's exactly right. around 12:15 this morning when that pipe burst we had a geyser of oil. we'll show you that in just a second. fortunately, they were able to shut off that pipe. i'll step out of the way because they have a major cleanup effort under way. i'm told by the fire department it will be at least 24 hours of cleanup. they have an oil slick all over the road. it's affecting five businesses, including a strip club. you can see it's the gentlemen's club right there. in fact, there is oil just covering the windows of that strip club and now we want to show you that incredible video of the oil geyser. 20 to 30 feet high in the air covering the roof of that strip club as well as nearby streets. another four businesses closed this morning while they try to deal with that mess. now, the deal with this pipeline is it's a section of above ground pipeline. the pipeline actually starts in bakersfield and carries crude all the way to texas.

so, for now, reporting live in beverly hills, i'm kate larsen for "today in the bay."gy, back to you. >> before we let you go, we understand it was a who's who of who attended this. barbra streisand and liam neison and any other news who was there? >> we know bruce springsteen performed and liam neeson. attended another dinner event at the chairman of disney's house, as well. plenty of celebs out and about last night with the president. >> a lot of fine dining there for president obama. thank you, kate, from los angeles. we really appreciate it. >>> and i also want to send it back to you. a big traffic jam in los angeles due to that visit. what will we expect with that, mike. >> i think they started a hash tag. #obamajam. >> sounds like a concert at shoreline maybe. >> that's what traffic is going to be like, actually, when there is a concert at shoreline, that is what it is like for the evening commute and president obama arrives at moffett field at mountain view and take the helicopter there from los altos. traveled by car and show you how this will shake out for you

our sfgtv staff who are broadcasting today are jessie larsen and john. thank you for your work today and other committees at the board of supervisors. madam clerk would you call the first item. >> item number one roll call. commissioner avalos. >> present. >> commissioner cohen. >> present. >> commissioner mar. absent. we have a quorum. >> we have a quorum. great. let's go to next item. >> item two is approval of the november 12, 2013 meetings. this is an action item. >> okay. we have the minutes. any questions? okay. let's open the minute for public comment. any member that would like to comment please come forward and seeing none we will close public comment. [gavel] motion to approve the minutes. >> move it. >> second. >> i will take a vote. >> on item two commissioner avalos. >> aye. >> hen human. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. mar absent. item passes. >> great. next item. >> next item is reorganization plans and job classifications with the 2013 strategic plan baseline. this is an action item. >> great. this item comes to us after the last time that w

and i'd also like to thank bill dill on and jesse larsen of sfgov-tv and so far staffing this meeting madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes. please make sure so silence all cell phones and electronic device. completed speaker cards and any documents to be included as sparta of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on may 20 board of supervisors meeting unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. can you please call item number 1? >> item number 1, ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the committee on city workforce alignment, to give the committee responsibility for planning and coordinating the city's workforce development programs, and to make other changes to the procedures governing the planning and implementation of workforce development programs. ~ implementation. >> okay, president chiu. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you, supervisor tang. thank you to members of the public for being with us this morning. colleagues, today i'm asking you to consider legislation that i've authored to help better coordinate our ci

and i'd also like to thank bill dill on and jesse larsen of sfgov-tv and so far staffing this meeting. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes.

it went down in a mysterious larsen fire. the dream was over. upton sinclair said, have to go back to reality. he went and visited a number of other colonies and eventually became apparent. visited the colony's founded by henry george, colony in alabama called fair hope. there were many interesting experiments, and she tried them all because he was a huge believer in not -- iceland of their family. he loved having other people around. talking to get it late into the night. there was no one of swapping and this by the weight, and is no documented and wives whopping. most married couples. >> sort of experimentation. he was talking about setting up farms. it was not to bunt in know, he could not have those ideas if he did not visit all of these places. the idea that he was asking california to experiment with something, it was what the cartoonist would drop. shoving over a cliff. just try the experiment. in his mind the experiment would work. give the unemployed a chance to manufacture something for themselves it's going to have to help a little bi

larsen. >> thank you mr. chairman. this is a clarifying for those in washington state that are concerned about any comments made about hanford in the report as mr. cooper reported. the site is not viable. that option discussed is not mean it's an option. means it's discussed in the actual lifecycle cost estimate of that option is $3 billion more than the lifecycle of the cost estimate for option one which would be the mocks facility. making the case that washington state is in danger of becoming an alternative is not a viable argument and with that i would yield back. >> all i know is that is at eagle mountain or what is the name of the place in nevada? i will bet years ago there was probably a study and that was the problem we listed as the best alternative and that's probably before i ever came to congress. we have been fighting over 20 some years and we have not resolved that issue. in fact we have built a huge facility. i live right close to it so i always vote against it. that's my problem. but this type of thing,

larsen & toubro limited guest: this is not really a history test.here are some historical events you want to remember like the chaise rebellion. the articles of confederation created an extremely weak central government for the articles of confederation established strong state sovereignty but there were issues about trade and currency and protection back in the states. se rebellion reminded those who fought the revolution that we might lose what we fought for so they called for a new constitutional convention that was highly controversial with groups like the federalists promoting a stronger sense of government and the anti-federalist holding onto states rights. it was washington versus jefferson but in the end, it was a compromise. they created a stronger central government. same question was asked back in philadelphia in 1787 is asked on capitol hill every day here in washington. guest: how strong should the central government be? sometime students are asked about the declaration of independence and the have to know it is the founding document. i

larsen & toubro limited guest: this is not really a history test.re are some historical events you want to remember like the chaise rebellion. the articles of confederation created an extremely weak central government for the articles of confederation established strong state sovereignty but there were issues about trade and currency and protection back in the states. se rebellion reminded those who fought the revolution that we might lose what we fought for so they called for a new constitutional convention that was highly controversial with groups like the federalists promoting a stronger sense of government and the anti-federalist holding onto states rights. it was washington versus jefferson but in the end, it was a compromise. they created a stronger central government. same question was asked back in philadelphia in 1787 is asked on capitol hill every day here in washington. guest: how strong should the central government be? sometime students are asked about the declaration of independence and the have to know it is the founding document. it

lars larsen syndicated radio host for compass media networks. >> good morning.idland. i don't know if she made it there. apparently it's a long drive. leslie, do you understand, maybe threats launched against her and, why she would be so defensive? go. >> oh, god, i could talk to you all day, bill, i love this topic. lars, knows he sends emails from his fans that threaten me and mean to me. you know you do, lars. i have to tell you like my agent, my mother would say as long as they spell your name right. some people may say this is outrageous. i've had death threats over health care that my mother should have aborted me. this happens weekly. it is not pretty but part of being in the public eye. that when you say something on radio or television and people disagree, they're going to very mean people out there, as there were, regarding michael sam, said to him as homosexual and if she will put it out there, it is her first amendment right she has to realize being in this business she has to get thicker skin. bill: you seem to be saying she should have been cool bi

want to introduce you to emma larsen, who represents the grand-prize winning team. one of three. michaela and sarah also part of the team that produced the video, earth first, fracking second. so, emmark let's begin with -- how did you and your team get assigned this topic? >> well, fracking kept coming up. i first heard about it driving to school on npr and thought, oh, this would be a good project. and then while doing a current event for our government class, there were articles in "the los angeles times," "the new york times," and we read those, and the moment where we all decided this was going to be our topic is when there was an article on fracking in our local newspaper and it said how fracking was happening two miles from our house. so there's this national problem and up no it's a local problem and from then on we aural very passionate about the subject and its seemed obvious that's what our top yuck should be. >> you're from long beach, california. >> yes you you go to long beach polytechnic high school. so this is a school assignment. >> i'm taking a u.s. government c

larsen. many on the other side of the aisle have commented about the fact that this job-creating provision is unpaid for and i would note has historically not been paid for. all together, ways and means democrats have cast 71 votes on this floor in favor of unpaid extensions of this policy. that amounts to 15 years' worth of extensions. while the change of tune may be for political reasons, i think we can all agree this is the right policy. making the tax credit permanent is an important first step to put us on a path towards comprehensive reform that lowers rates and makes the code simpler and fairer and also supports good-paying jobs. according to the national association of manufacturers, 70% of r&d credit dollars are used to pay salaries of r&d workers. the united states was once the world leader to provide incentives to u.s. companies so u.s. companies could innovate and create new technologies and products. but we have fallen far behind. other countries are moving past the united states

cnn technology analyst brett larsen joins us now. me. >> it's really bad, carol. i feel like you and i are collectively trying to solve the issue of stolen smartphones. and how to make them not actually fall into the hands of the bad guys. so, you know, we've got to give props to apple for building into their latest software update, ios 7, this secure way of locking up a stolen phone. you need a user name and a password for your icloud access. otherwise the phone won't work. you can't take it into a store and have it activated. what these dutch hackers discovered, after several months, is there's actually a way to fool your computer into thinking it's connected to apple's icloud service, and then it will unlock your phone, and it will make the phone work again. now, i've got to give a tip of the hat to them for at least reaching out to apple before going public with this and saying hey, here's the back door that we found. here's the problem. and here's potentially what could be done. apple didn't do anything about it. they ignored it

larsen fog in the livermore valley nappa people having to bottle rockets have the forecast coming upn just a moment. sit tight a live look for montand and you can see a blank a cloud cover really pushing into the entire bay area right now but temperatures really not too bad. mainly in the fifties will be a case into the 9:00 hour as well because we will not see sunshine quite yet. not the opportunity to warm things up early. partial clearing expected by lunch time looks like we will see coastal fog left this afternoon rest of us definitely in the sunshine. low 60s and low 80s inland. a little warmer than yesterday. it's a only and that was low 80s. looks a dense fog in a cemetery coastline foggy conditions up to the hayward airport concord remaining in livermore valley. to cut our partly cloudy skies or a lot of sunshine expected into to this afternoon. getting specific high as expected in the neighborhood fairfield 8280 in livermore 73 expected in fremont 64 for downtown san francisco. heading up to bottle rock although some fog little drizzle right now. you'll see sunshine and warm

. >> erik larsen, one of 41 unique voices from 25 years and book notes and q&a conversations. c-span sundays at 8:00 published by public affairs books available at your favorite book seller. german chancellor angela merkel was in washington last week for meetings with president obama. she also spoke at the u.s. chamber of commerce on the importance of a u.s./europe trade agreement. this is about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome her excellency, angela merkel, chancellor of the federal public of germany. [applause] >> angela merkel, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the chamber of commerce of the united states. 9 name is tom donahue, i am president and ceo of this fine institution. of the to welcome those of the visiting our place for the first time. this is a 102-year-old organization, it is essential rallying point for the u.s. business community. we host several hundred meetings here in this room alone every year. larue in we are gathered in today, international hall of flags is rich in symbolism and history. it takes its name after is the