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many people mentioned that the 12 ordinances was finally approved, enabe ling over 3,000 units -- enage 3,000 units and possibly a new waterfront stadium. this was the final passage. this week there were several planning and land use ordinances that were introduced. so i expect that they will be before you within 90 days. the first introduced by mercurini. it would create ground floor controls for industrial districts and allow small corridor uses in some districts as well as some other modifications and you'll have this before you in 90 days. supercampos introduced a planning code adding sections. this master plan should identify the needs for health care services in san francisco. it would recommend how to achieve and maintain appropriate destruction of this facilities. the ordinance would require -- after this health service master plan is adopted then it would require that we find any land use application for a new health care facility with the health service master plan. so this is kind of a complicated, involved ajoint hearing but between the health commission and the planning com

with, where there is a kind of burden on muslim leaders to disentangle themselves from anything rezem ling sympathy for extremism, terrorism, and so on, that i think was similar to the burdens faced by the catholics in the 19th century. to that extent, i do think some of the demands that this sense of american cultural identity to new arrivals can be reasonable. >> brown: eugene robinson, you said there is the possibility this will be moved if governor paterson comes through with a plan that all could agree to. would that in principle be a bad thing? would the constitution lose in that sense? is that the argument that you want to make? >> oh, i think it would be really bad thing if it were moved at this point, actually. i mean, look, the imam faisal abdue raul as was written about in the paper is a follower, a practitioner of the soufey strain of islam. these are like the flower children of islam. this is as if he were a unitarian or something. compared to the rest of kristendom. if this imam who has written for the "washington post" on faith blog and has been consulted by the f.b.i. and t

. >> and we'll speak to lisa ling live about the day her sister returned. but first these messages. >>> good morning. a couple of minutes before 5:30. no clouds to speak of. a cool forecast on tap. we'll get that with rob. >>> a fremont police officer fights for his life this morning. still a tense vigil continues outside oakland's hyland hospital where that officer remains in critical condition. the officer was part of a multi-agency task force attempting to serve a warrant at a residence in east oakland yesterday afternoon. that's when gunfire rang out between the suspect and police. that suspect is wanted on multiple crimes, including evading police and alleged assault on the mother of his child. >>> meanwhile, the manhunt continues if him this morning the man suspected of pulling the trigger is a 20-year-old union city resident. investigators say he was last seen driving away in a stolen green mazda sedan he hijacked immediately following the shooting. police say he could be armed and dangerous. >>> new this morning, a 1-year-old girl is back home with

we are fortunate enough to have two public artworks by mai ling.st is on the west terrace where the land meets the sea. mai is a dedicated environmentalist and this is consistent with who she is as a person. we are quite have this book and did by her works. this is an extension of all that is in between it and it encourages people to think about the world and their responsibility to it. the academy is all about two questions, how did we get here and the challenge of sustainability? i suggest that there are no more important questions for our time and all that you see around here deals with those issues. we will hear from maya in a few minutes. i would like to think many people who made this possible. first the members of the art advisory committee, bill wilson and mary [inaudible] and the arts commissioner. the golden gate music conkers advisory committee. -- concourse advisory committee. the former curator of the deyoung museum. can you imagine? this is fantastic. the academy scientists who work during the early design phase of this installation i

. >>> the ring ling brothers and barnum circus is here.continued with the tradition of walking a mile and a half through the city streets to the oracle arena. >>> coming up on the news at 5:00, today a bay area family will say a final goodbye to a world war ii airman who had been missing for 66 years. john bonnaisalle was shot down while flying over germany. he will be raid to left today in colma with full military honors. that's the next newscast, the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thanks for watching have a great day.

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whether board member ebber ling -- e -- elberling is right or not with the church, i don't remember any time that we have to address the-sably issues in any other e.i.r.'s. i don't disagree maybe we should look at faith-based facilities being there, but that's -- the treasure island plan itself, they can negotiate some sort of rental there, that's a separate document. regarding the e.i.r. with the transportation and the environment and some of the alternatives, again i'm going back to the role of the e.i.r., have we looked at the alternatives? if we looked -- i think we have adequately looked at the alternatives. we know we have -- there's mitigation issues. but going back again, the public should understand, this is a document to look. how do we look at the alternatives? >> a couple of things. >> i forgot you were sharing a mike here. >> i also got the shortest seat. anyway. i'm a little taller than i really am here. in any case, i'd like to support the two-week extension. i would like to make a motion to do that. i can't remember how we do this -- >> i was about to say that one of the

look at the clouds ling up along the coast.s when you know the marine layer's back and the free air conditioning. the reason why? our areas of high pressure are moving to the east. they're losing their grip on us and with this onshore flow -- offshore flow, land breeze weakeni, that's where we'll start to see the winds take over into our all neighborhoods and that will start tonight. tomorrow's tempetures around bay, we dro nearly 15 degrees. drop another 10 to 15 degrees friday, possibly another 2 degrees inland on saturday. going to feel a lot like fall saturday like it did last saturday. maybe even cooler with temperatures dropping 20 to 30 degrees comped to now. a little warming trend for ne week but nothing like this. >> wha a change from now to the weekend. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> we are learning about yet another series of vandalized plants. just the latest. park officials say nine newly planted tea tre were cut at their base on parker city boulevard. that's not far where three does rose bushes were destroyed last w

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were at the california academy of sciences unvietnamming an incredible sculpture by the artist maya ling. and to me, san francisco has this her i tange of art. we don't want to just put things up, we want them to be beautiful i go fishing with my kids every weekend. when we're out on the bay this is the symbol we look back to. it isn't the golden gealt bridge, it isn't the trans america building, it's coit tower. and we really feel we've arrived home and hopefully you will feel the same. finally i want to thank the volunteers. the recreation and parks department. you a -- these are difficult financial times. you don't need to hear it from them. you see it on the paper every day. we were not -- would not be able to manage all the parks in san francisco, 242, without incredible people like ann and ken and others here today. so thank you and a big round of applause to the volunteers. right now i want to give a certificate of appreciation first to ken maily. vemplet tica. thank you. and ann halstead. thank you so much. thanks to you -- back to you, rose. >> one of the major components of thi

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buses linking to biking, linging to -- linking to walking. once we get bike share for san francisco we are going to see more the ways we move from mode to mode as people move through their day. i see cheryl fulfilling that vision and being someone that will be very influential. thank you for consideration. supervisor campos: thank you very much. let me also call steve and any other member of the public who would like to speak. please come forward. >> my name is steve, producer of the labor video project in san francisco. i have a serious concern about this appointment not so much her personally although i'm not sure she's a regular rider of muni. about the fact there aren't any latinos. in fact there is not even a driver who works at muni on the board. i find that rather strange. why wouldn't the -- there be a driver who represents the drivers on the m.t.a. board? i did cover the m.t.a. meeting and discovered that frankly this m.t.a. board is very isolated from the realities of the users of muni in san francisco. additionally, they were pinni

navy ship has arrived, can ling the number of american helicopters here. bu but they can't deliver food fast enough. there there's already a food shortage, causing prices of basic items to quadruple. today is the first day of ramadan, when muslims fast during the day. .ut as one survivor put it, we t have ave to fast. we're already dying of hunger. nick schifrin, abc news, jalala, pakistan. >>> and still ahead on "world news," basic training, and we do mean basic. troops wter goes to afghanistan to see when their troops will be ready to fight on their own. investigates. nvestigates. >>> so, do couples who pray together really stay together? a new study puts that old adage to the test. betand, the bet that brought us one very unusual dish, one lovable creature named sam and the ultima the ultimate children's classic. [ male announcer ] the financial headlines can be unsettling. but what if there were a different story? of one financial company that grew stronger through the crisis. when some lost their way, this company led the way. by protecting clients an

tomorrow night on the show, lisa ling, zac efron and music from rhymefest.utchison and the music from the swell season. hutcherson, right? and the swell season. so there you go. please join us for. our first guest tonight has been a successful actress since before she was even born, i think. on friday, she provides the voice of a feline secret agent in the new movie "cats and dogs, the revenge of kitty galore." please say hello to christina applegate. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now i'm confused. [ cheers and applause ] you -- you're pregnant with a sweatshirt? >> yes. >> jimmy: what's going on? >> it was all like a, you know, a spencer/heidi publicity stunt. >> jimmy: you're not really -- >> no, i am. it's just smaller. i thought it would be better to enhance it. >> jimmy: it's more exciting to see the big, giant -- >> oh my gosh, she's like 15 months! >> jimmy: then i saw that there was a lump in it, i thought -- >> there's a zipper and a button. >> jimmy: there should not be a zipper in your baby. how have you been feeling? >> i feel okay now. >> ji

it says, "proposition 8 fails to advance any rational basis in sing ling out gay men and lesbians for denial of a marriage license. indeed, the evidence shows prop 8 does nothing more than enshrine in the california constitution the notion that opposite-sex couples are superior to same-sex couples." so the judge wrote a very strong opinion that more or less coincided with what the opponents of prop aide wanted him to say. >> woodruff: and what we're hearing from the proponents is that, in essence, this judge has said that proposition 8 violates both the equal protection clause and the due process clause of the constitution-- of the united states constitution. >> reporter: well, i think he does say that, and he's also talking a lot about discrimination. many references in this 135-page decision to discrimination against gays and lesbians. that's really a strong point that he makes and so he thinks that that's protected under the constitution, that you can't discriminate. >> woodruff: spence eabout this charge from the critics, the opponents , the supporters of proposition 8, that this