the term that mayor lee uses from time to time, comes together. as i indicated in the prior item involving affordable housing trust fund, i certainly do not want to be in a position where we let the perfect be the enemy of the dead. but i do believe that we have to ask certain questions whenever a proposal of this magnitude comes forward. this is probably one of the most important votes will have. as a board of supervisors. there are a couple of questions that raise questions for me. in terms of process, it is a good idea any time a vote of this magnitude takes placethis o that we have of awful and in- depth analysis by the budget and legislative analysts. i think that we have always benefited from this separate, additional review. my understanding is that there is not an analysis by the budget -- and i know that we will not be voting on this today. mr. rose will have some information on what this very significant proposal means in terms of the changes that this entails. i support the idea of moving away from the payr

this bill doesn't ensure us to shore up weaknesses or fix the vulnerability in everyday systems and device that's cuse them to be vulnerable in the first place. >> so, lee, how can people first guard against any kind of invasions into their unauthorized use of personal data. is there anything they can do? >> there's a few basic things people can do. >> first of all, they can mike sure that the software they use is upgraded. a lot of times companies are regularly issues updates to fix vulneshlgts they learn about. second, you should never install the software on your machine in the first place until you know where it came from. third, you want to make sure -- >> unfortunately, we lost the studio electronics here. he's lee tien, a senior attorney specializing in free speech at the electronic frontier foundation. >> tom: tomorrow on nbr, we continue our cyber security coverage with the nation's largest maker of cyber security software, check point software. and our "market monitor" guest marshall front says he likes stocks over bonds, and he's warming up to chinese stocks. he's founder of investment advisor front-barnettt and associates. >> susie: for some

i am not blessing this place to you, all of us are blessing this place. mayor lee. all of us. ong family. when i say everybody, then you say three words -- bless this center. let's try that. bless this center. here we go. maybe the spirit of peace and harmony -- everybody -- [all] bless this center. made the spirit of the joy and happiness, everybody -- [all] + this center. made the struggle of learning and teamwork, everybody -- blessed this center. maybe courage and inspiration of betty ann ong -- everybody -- bless this center. maybe love and dedication of all the rec park staff, volunteers, directors, past and present, everybody -- bless this center. made the sound of laughter as well as the sweat of hard work, everybody -- bless this center. >in the spirit of community that poses all together -- bless this center. before i say amen, and now may god bless this center named the betty ann ong chinese recreation center, let's a all celebrate by, men. >> [all] amen. [applause] 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 -- [cheers and applause] but the anniversary of the great earthquake was remembered

vic lee joins us live with new information. >> reporter: we have learned that san francisco police arrested antonio gillton yesterday afternoon. he is the nephew of barry gilton with his girlfriend was charged last month with killing the man he claims was pimping his 17-year-old daughter. the victim of that mur was calvin sneed shot in his car june 4th. police last night arrested a second man alfonso williams. both men have been charged with murder in connection with this case as well as weapons-related charges gilton and his girlfriend pleaded not guilty last month to the murder charge(ue: their family, friends and their attorneys say they were desperate to get their daughter back but they did not kill sneed. prosecutors belief this bolsters theirs case. a story which has received national publicity. the district attorney has said he understands a parents' frustration but adds, vigilante murder is still mur. we will have more on this -- still murder. we will have more tonight vic lee, abc7 news. >>> in san mateo workers have broken a gas main forcing evacuations. as we zoom in there's a f

control the hot topic on the sunday morning talk circuit proponents look for leadership and, grace lee shows us the presidential candidates seem reluctant to way and >>> time for this country to do something that is the job of the president >>> on face the nation mayor bloomberg called out the president and candidate mitt romney he says they need to take action >>> time i think we hold them accountable you want our votes what are you going to do >>> both candidates have offered their sympathy, >>> such violence and evil senseless >>> our hearts break with the sadness of this tragedy >>> neither have gone into detail about the second amendment a uc-berkeley professor at the institute of governmental studies said romney and obama have been moderate on gun-control. >>> as the massachusetts governor he was moderate and supported actions to restrain gun ownership and use. president obama as far as the traditional democratic approach to gun regulation probably a disappointment to gun control advocates he has been among the most modern perhaps conservative on this. >>> there maybe political pressure c

vic lee tells us he has gotten information that the little boy that was taken to the hospital has now died. the boy's 30-year-old mother is in critical condition. a 69-year-old man has burns to his body as a result of the fire that broke out this morning. a two-alarm in san bruno. we'll have more at 4:00 today. >> bart officials say they are making major progress building the new connector to the oakland international airport. girders are now being placed between columns that are installed. this is new video from bart of first one being installed yesterday morning. when they put in it will be easier to envision it how it will be along hegenberger road. it will carry passengers between the alcoholly seem and airport. it's scheduled to be completed in 2014. >> eric: san francisco giants begin at at&t park tonight. they are playing the astros. they reunited before the game. they are second in the division behind the dodgers. first is at 7:15. >> kristen: you might want to bring a jacket to the park. >> the old summer gloom is out there. let's show you what is going on. get to the forecas

vic lee joins us live with new information. >> reporter: we have learned that san francisco police arrested antonio gillton yesterday afternoon. he is the nephew of barry gilton with his girlfriend was charged last month with killing the man he claims was pimping his 17-year-old daughter. the victim of that mur was calvin sneed shot in his car june 4th. police last night arrested a second man alfonso williams. both men have been charged with murder in connection with this case as well as weapons-related charges gilton and his girlfriend pleaded not guilty last month to the murder charge(ue: their family, friends and their attorneys say they were desperate to get their daughter back but they did not kill sneed. prosecutors belief this bolsters theirs case. a story which has received national publicity. the district attorney has said he understands a parents' frustration but adds, vigilante murder is still mur. we will have more on this -- still murder. we will have more tonight vic lee, abc7 news. >>> in san mateo workers have broken a gas main forcing evacuations. as we zoom in there's a f

vic lee tells us he has gotten information that the little boy that was taken to the hospital has nowied. the boy's 30-year-old mother is in critical condition. a 69-year-old man has burns to his body as a result of the fire that broke out this morning. a two-alarm in san bruno. we'll have more at 4:00 today. >> bart officials say they are making major progress building the new connector to the oakland international airport. girders are now being placed between columns that are installed. this is new video from bart of first one being installed yesterday morning. when they put in it will be easier to envision it how it will be along hegenberger road. it will carry passengers between the alcoholly seem and it's scheduled to be completed in 2014. >> eric: san francisco giants begin at at&t park tonight. they are playing the astros. they reunited before the game. they are second in the division behind the dodgers. first is at 7:15. >> kristen: you might want to bring a jacket to the park. >> the old summer gloom is out there. let's show you what is going on. get to the forecast you need

. >> vonita lee used to be a drug addict herself.counselor, she has a unique appreciation for the struggles the inmates face. >> it hurts me. it hurts because i feel irresponsible. i feel hardness. i feel unworthy. but, you know, i'm working on that right now, you know what i mean? >> how has it made you feel when you see other kids -- your other peers with pictures and they're showing pictures and you're not showing any pictures of your kids? >> it feels -- it's like an emptiness, you know. >> these women are part of walden house, valley state's residential community for substance abusers. "today's topic" is the effect the inmates' addiction has had on their families. >> me and my kids don't have that relationship or that bond that a mother and child are supposed to have. >> so right now, if you could tell your kids anything, what would you tell them? >> i would apologize for not being the parent that i was supposed to be. i would tell them i love them very much. i would tell them not to make the same mistakes i did. >> i would like

financial planner karen lee joining us this morning to talk about love and money. >> yep. >> you haveips, i know. >> i do. >> and your book "it's just money" is pretty much full of great tips. >> right. >> let me start with why do couples fight? there's so much to fight about. why do they tend to focus on the finances? >> it's one of the big ones. my personal near theory is tha all have a relationship with money. this relationship is rooted in the way we were raised as well as our life experience. now when you take marriage, often, not always, but often opposites attract. i know that happened in my marriage. my -- my father was an immigrant. so i'm a first generation american. whereas my husband comes from centuries of americans. when we got married at 25, 26, we certainly didn't talk about our different views about money. i think when you put that together, it can really become a pressurecooker. >> so what happens when a couple is arguing over money and they can't agree on anything about money? what do you tell them? >> i say let's start with communication. so first of all, let's fac

used to be. and that could take a bite out of the technology giant's sales here and across the state. grace lee us why. >> well, this is seemingly a divergence for apple because we're talking about a company that helped develop industry standards for recycling. while this may not take a bite out of a $600 billion company, it could make a difference especially in its reputation. and apple is finding it that is not easy being green. >> what was once environmentally friendly may not be any more. apple helped start a nonprofit called electronics standards said in an agency. >> it is basically a label for consumers to help them understand that if a computer is recyclable.

. >> thank you so much, tom lee joining us from j.p. morgan. up next yahoo!'s big search is over, the company naming a new ceo. what it could mean to the glass ceiling and women in the workplace and why it is a story of great expectations in more ways than one. >> i am coming to you from the middle of central park and we'll tell you about a billion dollar impact on the park. ♪ ♪ i want to go ♪ i want to win [ breathes deeply ] ♪ this is where the dream begins ♪ ♪ i want to grow ♪ i want to try ♪ i can almost touch the sky [ male announcer ] even the planet has an olympic dream. dow is proud to support that dream by helping provide greener, more sustainable solutions from the olympic village to the stadium. solutionism. the new optimism.™ ♪ this dream >>> welcome back. yahoo! completed a search of its own naming its fifth ceo in the last year. the company hope this is one will stick. she is 37-year-old google executive marisa myers who will join the ranks of women running major companies in the united states. what impact will this have on women in the workplace

. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee will not use tax payers money to fly mirkarimi's wife back to venezuelayor lee is behind a push to remove mirkarimi from office, after the sheriff pled guilty to a domestic violence charge involving a bruise on his wife's arm. mirkarimi has admitted to bruising her in front of his 2-year-old son. >>> fear of fireworks this holiday. a painful one for some. the independence day irony veterans are facing at home. >>> plus -- >> i couldn't imagine raising a daughter in particular in a world that's to object if ied. a candid conversation about opening up about private moments. >>> apple prepares to release another blockbuster they call a small feat. >>> i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center. it's warm today. even hotter tomorrow.lp temperatures in the upper 70s and for xdlivermore, expecting clear skies. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8

and it grace lee tells us that it is places like reno that could make all the difference in this racech is way too close to call. >> absolutely, we've been talking about this for months, it could really come down to swing states and that is what the president and the republican candidate mitt romney were in reno within 24 hours of each other, they note that it matters. but what is more staggering is that in some states like nevada, it could be decided by one county and at one county could conceivably decide the entire presidential election. >> the president's policies has made it harder to recover from the deepest recession in 70 years. disposing the military to cuts that no one can justify. >> that was mitt romney in reno trying to win over voters. >> we're winding down a decade of war, destroying the terrorist network that attacked us and strengthening the alliances that extend our values. >> the president addressed the same group, the veterans of foreign wars, in nevada. there's a lot presidential attention on the biggest little city in the world. and with good reason, it is in a s

but political reporter grace lee shows us that the victory could come at a price. >> we did have highs here, as you mentioned, the governor as well as a federal secretary of transportation. they were here to talk about the $15 million of federal money that they will be getting at the port of oakland but the subject turned to high-speed rail. both men back and each other up saying that this is a smart long-term investment. >> high-speed rail is coming to america, and real high-speed rail, 200 mi. per hour trains, will begin here in california. >> it is a job creator and thank god that we got it. >> the governor says he is proud

europe, you have to think it is not priced in those stocks. >> all right, thank you for joining us, tom lee, from j.p. morgan. >>> up next, yahoo!'s big search is over. the company naming a new ceo. what it could mean to the glass ceiling and women in the work place, and why it is a story of great expectations in more ways than one. >>> and later on the "the wall street journal report" i'm coming to you from the middle of central park. we'll tell you abo a billion dollar impact on the park and the local economy. dee ♪ t where the dream begins ♪ ♪ i want to grow ♪ i want to try canost toucthe sk [ malennouncer ] even the planet has an olympic dream. dow is proud to support that dream canost toucthe sk from the olympic village to the stadium. sotionism. the new optimism.™ if there was an easier, e leensive option than sousing a aditionalawyer?sm.™ we took the best of the old and combined it with modern technology. togetheret qualy services on your terms, with total customer support. legalzoom documents have been accepted in all 50 states, and they're backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. s

the united fathers is footing the bill, since mayor ed lee refused to use taxpayer money to fly her back. lopez is expected to ttify in mirkarimi's defense. mirkarimi was charged after false imprisonment, stemming from that argument involving his wife on new year's eve. >>> an east bay family needs your help to track down a killer of a father of three. police say he was driving home after working a double-shift when someone walked up to his car and shot and killed him. his wife size he was a good husband and father. >> he was coming home from work one day. and somebody did this for no reason. please help us solve this case. >> kids passed out flyers at the community meeting in oakland, hoping somebody will come in with chewlues. >>> oak loond police are crediting technology for a safe evening. the shot spotter system was able to tell the difference between fireworks and gunshots. the system pinpoints where the noise is coming from. allowing officers to respond quickly. >> exact time and location provides the officer with an aerial map. but additional information, like longitude and latit

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mayor lee decided against using taxpayer money for that ticket.instead, lopez will testify by video. the mayor suspended mirkarimi after he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge. >>> redwood city is bringing back its 4th of july fireworks show tonight after a two year absence. the city had to pull the plug when economic times got tough and the price tag reached more than $70,000. residents and businesses pitched in, they say tonight's 20 minute show of pyrotechnics if the port will be spectacular. the celebration will begin with a parade followed by ag'! party. redwood city is one of of many bay area communities holding firework shows and other 4th of july festivities. for a complete list go to abc7news.com. >>> for those of you who haven't used that feature you click on your county and it pulls up all the events in your county. >> easy. we are making this stuff easy. the burning question you have about the fireworks today is will the weather cooperate? >> mike what do you think? >>> not an easy question especially around san fr

are all of us lee there was certain external participation i would say or even some certain external prodding in those cases where the changes came from within stability in those cases in those countries is basically kept and we face fewer immediate dangers as far as extremism is concerned as far as the security there all of those countries and all of the joining regions is concerned. it is definitely different when. certain transformations certain political changes being pushed from the outside then it's a different picture and. we keep reiterating that it's not only russia's view that you cannot bring about democracy from the i'll say democracy to become the result of the certain internal processes if we take for instance this issue which is which falls within my purview of my mandate the situation in the field of human rights and democratic development and rule of law. yes you are absolutely right the picture is not black and white and. we cannot say that. that human rights being insured. absolutely better. in the. certain countries of the region where the arab spring has occurred

lee. he and san francisco will give us positive and strong support. i would like to say thanks to mayor lee. we also -- always believed san francisco is an important port and trade and cultural center in the western part of the united states. it has a long history of business and cultural exchange with china. as i come to san francisco this time, i have some new feelings. i have been to san francisco many times but no time like this time that makes me more convinced that both sides share a stronger desire for corp. and no time like this time that i sense -- for cooperation. there are nmany opportunities in front of us, especially in the field of infrastructure. as i said this time, i have a delegation of 100 people coming from 40 companies. many of them in fact specialize in infrastructure field. the closely followed -- they have been closely following the projects in city developments, in airports and seaports renovations, and real-estate, and high-speed railways. some have already had the experience in engineering design, construction, and management

us. >> you're welcome. >> you invested close to $300,000 with aubrey lee price, you're life savings. why? >> why originally had a financial advisor that i had met when i was at bank of america, and i had invested with him over the last nine years on and off, and he introduced me to lee price and became an associate of lee price's, and that's how i ended up giving my money over to them. >> okay. so you did it based upon someone making -- someone you trusted making that reference. >> absolutely, yeah. >> all right. and what was your take on price? >> you know, i -- when i met with him, i thought that he was this very kind, very soft-spoken, there was a gentleness about him that, you know, obviously made me think that he was -- he was a very religious guy. >> he was an ora day and minister. >> i didn't know that because i think if i had known he was a baptist minister, i probably wouldn't have given him all my money. >> i am not going to go there. when did you first realize that something was wrong. were there any red flags that went up? >> no. i didn't realize until june 27th when i called

lee. this allows us to make an investment in public education, but also a long-term investment in public transportation, because as young people from an early age to use the system, the public transportation system, they are going to be committed to public transportation for years to come. >> do you feel additional issues that are facing your district -- that there are additional issues that are facing your district that are unique to your district that you have not mentioned? supervisor campos: there are issues that come up, whether you're talking about the mission, bernal heights, portola. one of the issues we have worked on in bernal heights is the issue of protecting a mural around the public library, which is an issue that raise a lot of other things. it led to a larger discussion in terms of who we are as a community. some people wanted to preserve the mural. others wanted to get rid of the mural. and we believe in a dialogue. so we brought together in mediation everyone so we could come to an understanding of what our common ground was and to see if we could agree on certain basic things, and we

political reporter grace lee shows us that the frustration is felt on both sides of the aisle. >> that right, what they really don't like is trigger cuts that will go into effect of the governor's november tax initiative fails. overall 72 percent of registered voters oppose those trigger cuts. so on the american holiday their mutual hatred actually may be uniting voters. >> it is making a bang on this and the penn state. a new poll shows california voters are fed up with the state government, whether they lean left or right. >> the state needs to understand where to spend money and save money and fundamentally the state is spending too much money. >> it has frittered away, wasteful spending, smarter use of the money as a tool, might be more productive than just taxing people and asking for more from people that are already over a barrel. >> the biggest offender, the governor's november tax initiative that would raise sales tax a quarter of a percent and raise income taxes on those that make more than $250,000 per year. >> today is the fourth of july in this country was started by fight