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ktvu's lloyd lacuesta just arrived on the scene and has a live report. lloyd? >> reporter: julie, you see behind me workers are trying to fix this break. it happened around 3:00 this afternoon. a valve broke on the sewage line and it sent raw sewage out into the street, out into the lagoon. it got into the garages of six homes that you see here. now, with me is marilyn harang the acting public works director of the city of redwood city. what are you doing to try and stop this spill here? >> well, it's a forced main rupture. and what they are doing now is covering it. so we have to dig up to expose the pipe so that we can see how much -- what kind of damage it is. and then tonight they will repair the pipe, which may -- it could involve anything, a replacement of a valve or a replacement of the section of pipe if ruptured. >> what is the public health danger if there is any? >> there could be a public health danger. we have sent out a code red notice to all of the residents in the vicinity of the -- of the overflow sewage to let them know not to have contact wit

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta just arrived on the scene and has a live report. lloyd? >> reporter: julie, you see behind me workers are trying to fix this break. it happened around 3:00 this afternoon. a valve broke on the sewage line and it sent raw sewage out into the street, out into the lagoon. it got into the garages of six homes that you see here. now, with me is marilyn harang the acting public works director of the city of redwood city. what are you doing to try and stop this spill here? >> well, it's a forced main rupture. and what they are doing now is covering it. so we have to dig up to expose the pipe so that we can see how much -- what kind of damage it is. and then tonight they will repair the pipe, which may -- it could involve anything, a replacement of a valve or a replacement of the section of pipe if ruptured. >> what is the public health danger if there is any? >> there could be a public health danger. we have sent out a code red notice to all of the residents in the vicinity of the -- of the overflow sewage to let them know not to have contact wit

who are the barclays boy lloyds bank i don't want. member we've said six months before the collapse of northern rock bank that it was going to collapse of the reasons it didn't collapse where is your finder's fee where's your bounty that's ten billion large you owe me dave cameron don't make me fly to london right now go down to number ten downing street and have to shake it out of your pockets don't make me do it you owe me oh i see you're going to pretend like you don't know how the banking system works and anyway i continue to continue on this benefit fraud thing chris grayling defends plan to use credit rating agencies to help catch benefit cheats the welfare minister chris grayling in the case saying that if there is a huge mismatch between the way you are living your life and the amount of money you are supposed to be receiving from the state and benefits surely it is right and proper that we should be saying how is that happening how is that happening though i mean this is what we were talking about with laurence kotlikoff the

inquiry committee and she says that they're basically covering up for the likes of jamie dimon and lloyd blankfein at goldman sachs and j.p. morgan why aren't we investigating the financial crisis inquiry commission is congress just covering up for all of these officers and basically putting the minimum amount of information to do the minimum amount of disclosure into these reports it's a sham it's a scandal oh it is a sham it is a scam. thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max now when we come back i am he talking with william k. black the guy who cleaned up the s n l industry in the eighty's how come he's not cleaning up this mess stage in. welcome back to the kaiser report lot of people are scratching their head why we do these banks what's going on to we appoint a special commission is there anyone who knows what's going on well fortunately there is somebody in america that does know what's going on who's faced the problems before and who has solved the problems we form. welcome to show let's go to missouri to talk with professor william came black professor black

lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtr

inquiry committee and she says that they're basically covering up for the likes of jamie dimon and lloyd blankfein at goldman sachs and j.p. morgan why aren't we investigating the financial crisis inquiry commission is congress just covering up for all of these officers and basically putting the minimum amount of information to do the minimum amount of disclosure into these reports it's a sham it's a scandal oh it is a sham it is a scam states thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max now i want to come back i mean talking with william k. black the guy who claimed up the s. and l. industry in the eighty's how come he's not cleaning up this mess. houses parking. cars appliances it's only yours until they come to visit you. do you think the property bought on credit really belongs to you . on r t. n discovery to. communicate with the wyoming. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. welcome back to the kaiser report a lot of people are scratching their head why we do these banks what's going on so we appoint a special commission is there anyone who kno

by tony lloyd a labor m.p. and chair of the all party group on global security and nonproliferation hello to you so let's turn our attention to the one country that is currently involved in two wars america america is the only country in the world who has used an atomic bomb against civilian targets do you think they could ever use it again against their current foes perhaps. well i think it's inconceivable that in the type of conflict that the states is involved in now that we see the use of its own. nuclear weapons the encouraging thing is of course is that both the american president obama and russian president medvedev have begun to get in serious talks about deescalating nuclear tensions and this is the first time really probably for a political generation we've seen that kind of optimism we can if we want to seize the politics of a world without nuclear weapons now that may seem fronts full to some but actually with the political will and with a recognition that there are many security issues that people

lloyd? >> reporter: frank, a meeting of the santa clara planning commission tonight was supposed to decide a request from a local mosque to find a 64-foot high minaret tower but the discussions talked about 9//11 and the islamic dominance cropped up. >> i want to say that we strongly believe that adding a minaret to the architectural in santa clara is a wonderful thing. >> reporter: the mosque has been a place of worship for 14 years. it is located in a light industrial area. an architectural committee has already approved the building of a minaret tower that would have no loudspeakers but would symbolize that this non-script building is a mosque. >> it used to be a call for prayer. but with digital watches and everything else it becomes an architectural element. >> okay. >> so it becomes an architectural identity associated with a mosque. >> but a neighbor across the street objects and filed an appeal with the planning commission. >> we don't think that the tower even is architecturally com

china the worst flooding in more than a decade destroyed houses and left millions of fans by months lloyds and. efforts continue to rescue at least thirty four workers trapped after a mine collapse in chile there's been no contact yet and relatives and rescuers hope the miners were able to take refuge in an underground shelter which contains oxygen and water mining accidents are rare in the country due to time government controls. now the arctic is. becoming an international bone of contention as russia the u.s. and canada search for evidence to support their territorial claims that's because a fourth of the world's oil gas reserves are thought to lie in the air the north pole and climate change are melting ice are likely to tamp nations closest to the region to start drilling our reports. the race is on the u.s. together with canada and russia of launch competing expeditions to the bottom of the sea near the north pole. the country just take its place here will determine its prosperity in the coming decades more than the third of the world's undiscovered yeah and a tenth of its oil reserv

lloyd?> reporter: frank, a meeting of the santa clara planning commission tonight was supposed to decide a request from a local mosque to find a 64-foot high minaret tower but the discussions talked about 9//11 and the islamic dominance cropped up. >> i want to say that we strongly believe that adding a minaret to the architectural in santa clara is a wonderful thing. >> reporter: the mosque has been a place of worship for 14 years. it is located in a light industrial area. an architectural committee has already approved the building of a minaret tower that would have no loudspeakers but would symbolize that this non-script building is a mosque. >> it used to be a call for prayer. but with digital watches and everything else it becomes an architectural element. >> okay. >> so it becomes an architectural identity associated with a mosque. >> but a neighbor across the street objects and filed an appeal with the planning commission. >> we don't think that the tower even is architecturally compa

i started to look at the american history and politics and realize that lloyd put it but lloyd to someu.s. nationals are choosing to renounce their citizenship after finding that the privilege may not be worth the price. but first the government of thailand says it will make the last call on whether this is suspected russian arms dealer viktor boot will be extradited to the united states on friday a thai appeals court order that he be handed over to washington to face charges of terrorism and links to armed conflicts on rotten america moscow strongly condemned the ruling saying it's politically motivated who was arrested in bangkok two and a half years ago in a sting operation by u.s. law enforcement he's been kept behind bars ever since or he's catarina as are of a has more. how the woods lord of war there are over five hundred fifty million firearms and world wide circulation that's one firearm for every twelve people on the planet. the only question is. how do we are in the other eleven and his allegedly real life prototype russian businessman victor boot nicknamed the merchant of d

live in freemont, lloyd lacuesta. >>> gangs engaged in a turf battle. why some say the city's plans will not work. >>> what's the future of mavericks on the san mateo coast? how everything could soon change. >> san francisco is asking a judge to issue a gang injunction to stop violence in visitation valley. the city attorney's office said two gangs are fighting for supremacy there and that two people have been killed. the police want to cover that area with an injunction. but not all residents that convinced that will work. >> i still don't believe in it. these kids need jobs, housing, counseling, therapy, everything. there doesn't need to be a gang injunction. >> reporter: the proposed injunction would prohibit 41 particular individuals from engages in gang activity. if the judge approves, the injunction would take effect at the end of next month. >>> protesters catching out at a santa cruz city hall whether at santa cruz city hall ended in trouble once again last night. one person was arrested, six others were ticketed. the protest started on july 1st

lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ocean beach was the place to be to beat the heat in san francisco it was only about 80 degrees today. most days you need at least a jacket at the beach as those winds whip across the water but not so today. >>> back now to that wildfire at the mount diablo park. we're going to continue to cover the fire and bring you the latest information. or you can go to ktvu.com and go to the weather section. >>> two of the five people hit by a run away suv are fighting for their lives. and there's word that the driver of that suv was not licensed. the suv driver told officers that she lost control when the vehicle lost power. investigators will try to determine if a mechanical failure did in fact, cause the accident. all of the victims were taken to the hospital. two of them with life threatening injuries, the other three with less severe injuries. the driver was sited and released. >>> home sales in the bay area dropped sharply last month to the lowest july levels in 16 years according to mda data quick. the drop was due in part of the end of the federal tax c

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is in livermore with a live report. >> reporter: these are union pacific railroad tracks but they would become the right of bart trains in a plan to extend bart into livermore. needles to say the residents are not going along with the idea. >> what is bart and the city of livermore going to do? >> reporter: at a crowded room, residents are talking about the rout for bart. the plan is to build a 13-mile extension into downtown livermore that will be both underground and using existing tracks. residents tonight were angry saying they were never told trains would be running in their backyards. >> there are houses that are build right here that are less than two or three years old. >> our concern that if they do get this right of way, that's going to lower the value of my home. >> reporter: the value who called for tonight's meeting says she fears her home will be condemned to make way for bart trains. >> if they have the environmental impact before, they had 89 homes, the preliminary and an additional 28 that comes to like 119 homes. >> reporter: bart said tonight the

live in san somewhere se, lloyd lacuesta, channel 2 news. >>> lots of water tomorrow, heat advisory ineffect for the bay area. that means take it slow. it's going to be the hottest day of the year. most likely in many bay area locations. it's also a spare the air day tomorrow. so car pool if you can and beprepared for less than te psiable weather. look at the coast by 10:00 a.m., 67 degrees in ocean beach. and by 10:00 a.m. about 83 degrees in the inland bay valleys. over night lows are going to be in the low 60s. these are the forecast highs, you're looking at lots of 80s. i'll be back here with you long range forecast about 10:00. i'll see you then. >>> the first in the nation muslim colleges. zetuna college is starting off small for its freshman class of 15 students. one of the founders says the muslim community is growing. an incoming freshman says he's looking forward to learning from zatuna's well respected faculty. >>> it was a bold attack. what happened in a san francisco park just before a dog was stabbed. >> >>> federal authorities say they expect to make an arrest this h wee

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is in livermore with a live report. >> reporter: these are union pacific railroad tracks but they would become the right of bart trains in a plan to extend bart into livermore. needles to say the residents are not going along with the idea. >> what is bart and the city of livermore going to do? >> reporter: at a crowded room, residents are talking about the rout for bart. the plan is to build a 13-mile extension into downtown livermore that will be both underground and using existing tracks. residents tonight were angry saying they were never told trains would be running in their backyards. >> there are houses that are build right here that are less than two or three years old. >> our concern that if they do get this right of way, that's going to lower the value of my home. >> reporter: the value who called for tonight's meeting says she fears her home will be condemned to make way for bart trains. >> if they have the environmental impact before, they had 89 homes, the preliminary and an additional 28 that comes to like 119 homes. >> reporter: bart said tonight the

live in san somewhere se, lloyd lacuesta, channel 2 news. >>> lots of water tomorrow, heat advisory ineffect for the bay area. that means take it slow. it's going to be the hottest day of the year. most likely in many bay area locations. it's also a spare the air day tomorrow. so car pool if you can and beprepared for less than te psiable weather. look at the coast by 10:00 a.m., 67 degrees in ocean beach. and by 10:00 a.m. about 83 degrees in the inland bay valleys. over night lows are going to be in the low 60s. these are the forecast highs, you're looking at lots of 80s. i'll be back here with you long range forecast about 10:00. i'll see you then. >>> the first in the nation muslim colleges. zetuna college is starting off small for its freshman class of 15 students. one of the founders says the muslim community is growing. an incoming freshman says he's looking forward to learning from zatuna's well respected faculty. >>> it was a bold attack. what happened in a san francisco park just before a dog was stabbed. >> we cannot be afraid and allow them to control how we live. >>> crack

live in freemont, lloyd lacuesta. >>> gangs engaged in a turf battle.e say the city's plans will not work. >>> >> san francisco is asking a judge to issue a gang injunction to stop violence in visitation valley. the city attorney's office said two gangs are fighting for supremacy there and that two people have been killed. the police want to cover that area with an injunction. but not all residents that convinced that will work. >> i still don't believe in it. these kids need jobs, housing, counseling, therapy, everything. there doesn't need to be a gang injunction. >> reporter: the proposed injunction would prohibit 41 particular individuals from engages in gang activity. if the judge approves, the injunction would take effect at the end of next month. >>> protesters catching out at a santa cruz city hall whether at santa cruz city hall ended in trouble once again last night. one person was arrested, six others were ticketed. the protest started on july 1st in front of the county courthouse. homeless activists want the city to end its ban on sleeping o

lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ocean beach was the place to be to beat the heat in san francisco it was only about 80 degrees today. most days you need at least a jacket at the beach as those winds whip across the water but not so today. >>> back now to that wildfire at the mount diablo park. we're going to continue to cover the fire and bring you the latest information. or you can go to ktvu.com and go to the weather section. >>> two of the five people hit by a run away suv are fighting for their lives. and there's word that the driver of that suv was not licensed. the suv driver told officers that she lost control when the vehicle lost power. investigators will try to determine if a mechanical failure did in fact, cause the accident. all of the victims were taken to the hospital. two of them with life threatening injuries, the other three with less severe injuries. the driver was sited and released. >>> home sales in the bay area dropped sharply last month to the lowest july levels in 16 years according to mda data quick. the drop was due in part of the end of the federal tax c

across town a cantilevered wonder a lafrank lloyd wright.f microhouses, whacky small dwellings where life can be a small wire act and eccentrics can seem right at home. tokyo is one of the most crowded places on earth. here residents have figureded out a way to carve out their own little pieces of of heaven on tiny slivers of land. houses as compact as 400 square feet have gained traction over the last 15 years among younger individualistic japan he's. its single file on this aisle, yet the box is deceptively long enough for luxury like a pocket indoor garden. the shrubery is not just for looks. microhouses demand multiuse decore. here the homeowner says greenry doubles as camouflage. those potted plants make it so no one can see you while you're in the bathroom. it can be a tight fit sometimes. microhouse owners call it cozy. architects call it fun. a microhouse completely redefines the meaning of home, says this architect. >> it's probably utilitarianism taken to the extreme. >> reporter: author brent bull says microhouses literally offer

so, if you love the music of andrew lloyd webber, and you play xbox, who are you?r ] a 53-year-old man in louisiana, known as the "granddad bandit" was arrested for robbing 25 banks. wait, he's only 53 years old, and he's the "granddad bandit?" sounds more like the "mid-life crisis bandit," or the "ask your doctor about cialis bandit." [ laughter ] finally, a new survey found that 48% of americans are willing to try a nude beach on vacation. and if i had to guess, i'd say it's probably the wrong 48%. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show! give it up for the roots! ♪ >> jimmy: we have such a great finish to the week, tonight. she's the oscar-nominated actress from "precious." the lovely, gabourey sidibe is here! [ cheers and applause ] coming back. very wacky. from "scott pilgrim vs. the world," the very funny, very cute, aubrey plaza is joining us! [ cheers and applause ] and we've got a legendary stand-up in the house tonight, the hilarious bobby slayton is here! [ cheers and applause ] excited for that. i love bobby slayton. hey, guys. today's f

. >> five years a girl nor lloyds brace for hurricane to training. some of the haze shows how home orders are doing used this time of the hardest-hit neighborhoods. >> on the corner of lawn all master with the way and was by boat. flood waters reached the street sign. that was almost five years ago. the upcoming anniversary of hurricane to train doesn't change anything, the hurricane is still part of everyday life. >> it's bad but it's not as back is like it should be. to >> to a karen clark two and half years and a hundred thousand dollars from fema to rebuild his own. but down the street other homes built bear the scars of katrina perry eighth >> penthouses that are boarded up. and there is some not afforded up there just left open. >> down the street these volunteers are trying to fix that, >> they've gone for a lot. >> the christian charities have built 20 homes in just this one small neighborhood. and they're still building. >> show the stories about try to get back to the house after five years that a long time. >> stores of patience and persis

thank you, the name lloyd, for having two ls in the beginning of your name.hat second l, i would have probably called you lloyd. send. thank you, chile's for putting the calorie amounts on your menus. i'm at chile's, what part of i don't give a crap don't you understand? finally, thank you, slow-walking family walking in front of me on the sidewalk. definitely take your time and spread out so you can create a barricade of idiots. i'm so thankful you're forcing me to walk on the sidewalk to avoid getting hit by a car and walk at a normal human pace. send. sorry about that. thank you, larry. >> larry: that's a great bit. >> i love doing that bit. >> larry: they came up and said let's do a thank you bit? >> yeah. like the top ten or leno's headlines. they're great bits and so we tried this guy jeremy bronson wrote this, one off thank you note thing. we were laughing so hard we do it every friday. >> larry: we're almost out of time. is your plan -- >> why were you smiling after you said that? let's do another half hour. come on. after larry. >> larry: are you goi

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live in freemont tonight with our report. >> reporter: there was a time not too long ago when people on friday nights would crowd into blockbuster video stores to look for movies to rent and bring home. times have changed and why go to blockbuster when you can have movies streamed directly over the internet into your viewing devices? >> online you can get the covers and the whole 9 yards and spread them on your computer. so what would be the point of coming here and spending money when you can stay home and have it all come to your computer? >> reporter: what kevin hart does is one of the reasons why blockbuster video may soon be closing even more stores in an effort to restructure its debt. blockbuster has lost $1.1 billion in the last two years as people simply aren't renting dvds the old-fashioned way, by coming to a store. there are other ways to get movies now. >> it's taken the dvd and it's on a dvdr and it's a perfect quality. i mean just like you'd walk in here. they play the same. it looks the same. >> reporter: how did you get that? >> i just got it

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live in freemont tonight with our report. >> reporter: there was a time not too long ago when people on friday nights would crowd into blockbuster video stores to look for movies to rent and bring home. times have changed and why go to blockbuster when you can have movies streamed directly over the internet into your viewing devices? >> online you can get the covers and the whole 9 yards and spread them on your computer. so what would be the point of coming here and spending money when you can stay home and have it all come to your computer? >> reporter: what kevin hart does is one of the reasons why blockbuster video may soon be closing even more stores in an effort to restructure its debt. blockbuster has lost $1.1 billion in the last two years as people simply aren't renting dvds the old-fashioned way, by coming to a store. there are other ways to get movies now. >> it's taken the dvd and it's on a dvdr and it's a perfect quality. i mean just like you'd walk in here. they play the same. it looks the same. >> reporter: how did you get that? >> i just got it

parmary hart had hurt legs and short with lloyd's of london for one and in dollars. >> jennifer lopezody parts? her ran? >> yes. >> really? >> and now, her tusche? >> and i think the model, giselle. >> her legs, tina turner, and her legs are also in short. andn ssured already, jackie jumped on me. >> since i am from the bay area. >> they both have their advantages. backing of boise. >> and when i travel, and glad to come back to the bay area. >> but you did not spend any time in boise. >> that was for a reason. >> gary is back! >>> "the insider" at the emmy awards, begins right now. >> look who's here. it's betty white. >> let's get this party started. "the insider," emmy style. >> "the insider" is on. >> good to see you again. >> you too. >> will the party continue tonight? >> have you had a george clooney sighting? >> i know, but i'm working with jon hamm. >> i like that. ♪ >> i just took a bunch of my quill. >> "the insider" on the emmy jumbotron. >> we have it covered from every angle. >> back stage, what he and girlfriend elisabetta were doing during the show. >> i'm ready for my

for about three presses put it this way lloyd your coke head company stores they hard you lived near kochi if you work for them they did want to pitch in some i also store. and one of the others all matters data is still owed to a company store you could pick just won't pay mo. even had company money scrip and or place it was that it was a company store i got an updated script it's worth more today than it was made. right. usually until the you know you could make more to dolls day right here sell the kit trick the merchant so use middle today killed and check to. give you a handful of these stamp you number of what you got your car loaded with cold somewhere on this car you would i want to check to see i'd be a mule driver lead times i'd be go on board back to didn't stay in school he would pull leave to go in here drop it off unhook piecemeal from it come to the phone. right now it really easy loud rock him with you cold who show your life you've got a water tank in a slot. of a little water drip in your career bud see it right there. and does the spirit is good but it works pretty

in his autobiography, speaker selwyn lloyd deplored the decline in behaviour and blamed it on the personalanimosity between harold wilson and edward heath which in his view had poisoned the exchanges more broadly. it was certainly at about this moment, when wilson was leader of the opposition for the second time, that a type of question first emerged in which a government backbencher would in effect invite the prime minister to attack his principal opponent and his or her policies. this development was widely deplored but not halted. it was only in the 1980s, though, that pmqs became close to what they are today. neil kinnock came to office as a relatively unknown figure and felt obliged to employ pmqs as a device for enhancing his profile. he asked an average of 2.5 questions per pmqs, a much higher proportion that mrs thatcher had done, and would never let a session pass without an intervention. the highly polarised nature of politics in the 1980s was reproduced in the decibel level experienced in the chamber. his successor, john smith, was rightly confident in his skills as a parliament

about the building architect lloyd gardener and to contain more information related to the e.i.r.'s preservation alternative. at the conclusion of my presentation, i will pass out a summary of these comments to the commission secretary. as described in the e.i.r., there would be a special use district and a reclassification of the site height limit. the e.i.r. includes an analysis of a co-compliant alternative to provide the comparison of potential effects associated with the proposed project and alternative that would not require zoning amendments. commissioners, staff published this draft e.i.r. on june 23 and had a 48-day public review period which closes august 10. for those who are interested in commenting on the draft e.i.r. in writing, they may submit comments to the environmental review officer at 1650 mission suite, suite 400 by august 10. for members at the public today, state your name for the record and the comments will be tran skriend responded to. those who have comment willed receive a copy of the document prior e.i.r. certification or approval or action taken by th