luckily. i mean, luckily they don't talk to me now. not luckily that they've passed away. but even by the end of the book, and that was also part of my growing place, was to learn how to get along with my parents again. and for them, you know, to learn to get along with me. so, yes, we had reconciled by the end of the book. any other questions? okay. thank you very, very much. [applause] and i will be over here signing books. [inaudible conversations] >> that was w. morrison -- b. morrison talking about quality innocent: cob possessions of a -- confessions of a welfare mother." in just a few minutes our coverage continues with cathy knepper reading from her book, "jersey justice: the story of the trenton six." >> be entered into a drawing for a free nook touch. surveys are available at the back of the tent. enjoy the rest of your day at the festival. [inaudible conversations]

luckily today's incident was not catastrophic and everyone ended up being sach r. safe on the ground. >> i know you'll continue to follow this. in the meantime, we'll turn to the extreme weather, the first tropical storm of the season to make landfall. tonight, what's left of that system is still you churning, drenching much of the east this evening. we have two reports from our commreem weather team. >> reporter: loud, rude, and violent. beryl was the overnight guest no one invited. beaches whipped by sand. unused deck chairs rocking at the end of the deck. the east coast hasn't seen a may storm like this in more than a century. it made landfall just after midnight in jacksonville beach, florida. with 70 mile per hour wind gusts it was just short of a category one hurricane. look where we're at now, just getting into the back side of the system, the heaviest rain going to move in now. still the storm toppled trees and power lines. in florida, 20,000 homes without power. thousands more in georgia. the inundating rains made rivers swell and neighborhoods flood. >> i

(laughter) luckily there's a way to combat this explosion of tolerance. and it brings us tonight's word. (cheers and applause) don't ask, don't show-and-tell. folks, thanks to gay shows like "glee" and "two and a half men ", young people today have grown-up believing home sexuality is normal. -- thankfully one state is fighting to get our kids back on the straight and nothing else. >> for more we turn to ksdk st. louis's news leader. >> republican leaders in the missouri house are back legislation to limit the discussion of sexual orientation in schools. the so-called don't say gay bill would prohibit extracurricular activities or materials that discuss is sexual orientation. >> stephen: yes. will you not be allowed to discuss homosexual knit school systems in missouri. of course, if the don't say gay bill-passes t will instantly be known as the you know bill. now don't say gay-- (applause) don't say gay sponsor steve cookson explains why homosexuality should be a forbidden subject in school. >> i just think that those are better left outside of the curri

luckily, we are starting off with what is a lower initial bill which will help our customers. >> thank you. supervisor avalos: i know we have a rebate program for buying devices that use less water. do we have anything being planned -- and mentioned recycled water, but for tap going into our trains and stuff like that. >> we have a variety of different programs. >> on the general manager for water. we do have a variety of programs. when we are looking at this is a pilot program that we are moving into individual homes with gray water usage. we give large landscape grants to promote efficient irrigation. we are looking at ways to promote new developments > of 40,000 feet and how they can actually look at plumbing gray water into their facilities. >> and for existing households, we have a program as well? >> yes. we are taking water from laundry out to the art for irrigation purposes. supervisor avalos: thank you. >> the history of most base -- most waste water programs as they wait until they have an epa violation and then they can blame the federal government for having to borrow money

the valley is not mine, but luckily for you, if you find a district like the valley, you love this districtoo, diamonds, rubies, hayes valley is the district too, if you spend a lot of money and district it seems it is the way that ahayes valley is the district should be, it is not mine alone, but luckily for you if you find a district you love, like hayes valley, district you love, then that district is your district, too, hayes valley, this one is for you ♪ >> always a tough act to follow. [laughter] calvin welch. it is important to understand that sb 798, the state law that actually governs -- really, not a sovereign state of the city and county of san francisco. this is state land. implemented, all the votes in san francisco, and the planning process, that was sb 798. at its hub is section 792.1f1. it states in part that upon the full funding of the city's share of the octavia street project, the city shall utilize any remaining proceeds from the sales of excess rights of way solely for the transportation and related purposes authorized under the california constitution. the question is

luckily the crash was witnessed by fisher men who called for help. the boat's operator, 43-year- old gerry redmond is recovering at bay view medical center. two passengers are at shock trauma. a fourth victim, was treated and released. >> thank you. wjz is following the investigation and rescue we will update you in a live report new at 5. >>> a wet start to the workweek. you can see here folks had umbrellas out on light street in federal hill. let's take a live lookout side at this moment. still gloomy and raining, south of us alberto the first top tall storm of the season is -- tropical storm of the season is churning in atlantic. let's start with bob turk with more on the rain here. >> take a look at radar, rounds of rain, like a faucet. some areas getting decent showers, some brief, heavy downpours. as you can see scattered around the region. locally a batch of rain just moving through the western areas of the city. a batch coming in, right across the region. heading out to the game tonight, maybe some delays, downtown tonight. because it is rain

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the footage destroyed they pretty much deleted the footage and you were unable to see everything luckily my friend tim cast was streaming and was able to get the video from inside the car running up on our screaming my friend also video recorded the thing the weird aspect of it is that same day we heard the apartment that we. are staying at was being raided by police and there was a large number of police officers not letting anybody in into our apartment the person we were staying at with that apartment told us about this told us not to tell anybody afterwards when we broadcasted it out to everybody my friend with their doors were open. was going off we didn't know what was happening and right after him got off the phone with the national lawyers guild about how to approach the situation that's what all the cars rolled up on us other weird things happen like homeland security was interrogating my friend my friend who loosely associated with which we are changeable walkie was stopped at a protest he was taken to a homeland security fusion center and he was questioned about me. how does h

. >> it takes nothing for a brush fire to become a big fire luckily no one has been hurt or displacedg the interstate for prompting a highway patrol to close the trustee to traffic. it reopened later. for this weekend, look for a cloudy start to the date. a lot of fog would drizzle near the coast. paul and a live here is a look at fog tracker 4. the fog is already pushing inland and will continue to move to the east. notice again, " by 10:00 a.m. there is still fall bayside, maybe even some fog towards a livermore. it will eventually back to the coast by noon but still hanging down at the beaches all the way into the afternoon hours. >> significant warming on wednesday, thursday and friday. >> this is american history in american industry. >> originally slated to depart last weekend, heavy winds and rough seas postponed to the cast off until this saturday. most awaited hours from to witness the last were shipped to smelters san francisco bay felt this was a more a corporate weekend. >> for memorial day, there were a lot of sailors who gave their lives on board this ship. remember them

luckily no big accidents right now. here's a live look first in springfield.k at that ugly from dale city to springfield and on to 395 and a quick look as well on the other side of town. same sorry on the beltway in silver spring. >>> for wall street we're looking lower. a lot of earnings and economic reports due out so we'll see ow things going. >>> cbs this morning is next. more on the anniversary of osama bin laden's death and the tony nomination. >>> howard and i will be back in just 235 minutes with a -- 25 minutes with a live update. >>> you can follow us on wusa9.com. >>> have a great day,

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i want to say a word of thanks to mike criso who luckily is still around with us working on this project. julie and gillette from the mayor's office that have been working on this most recently in the city attorney that has been a very wise counsel on this. we really appreciate that very much. we do respectfully request you consider adoption of the plan today and allow us to move forward. thank you. >president' fong: any public comment on this item? i do have one speaker card. tamkia moss. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am the community planning policy director at per. not a lot of new things to say. we did want to come out and express support for this project and ask that you move it forward. spur recognizes the transit center district plan is an example of excellent planning in san francisco. we have advocated on behalf of the project because we believe the transit bay project will be transformative for the city in the region. this plan puts jobs in the right place and helps me the regional growth objectives in policy objectives. combining local and regional transit in one locatio

luckily nobody was hurt but it caused a lot of damage to this 4 story building. no word on what started the fire. >> they are helping people find new places to live. >>> they will find out if it saves customers money. it is the site of the 2010 pipeline disaster. pg&e wants customers to pay 95% of the cost. but assembly hill relates fines should be used instead related to the disaster. he believes his bill will save customers $650 million. >>> jesus junior is responsible for pipeline upgrades and responsible for gas operations engineering and integrity. pg&e hopes he will rebuild the company. they put the public at risk by letting some pipelines run at dangerously high pressures. >>> mitt romney said today is a big day for him. it is expected to be the day mitt romney becomes the official nominee. also why a campaign with donald trump is causing some awkward moments for mitt romney. >>> and starting tomorrow, it could be worth the wait. take a look, these are live pictures in downtown san jose and they will turn on metering lights for cal trans. they will decreas

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we can also tell you a second house was damaged but luckily nobody was hurt. >>> law enforcement arereportedly at the scene of a police shooting. we will have a live update for you on mornings on 2. >>> and president barack obama will lead the traditional memorial day cemetery at arlington cemetery. he will lay a wreathe at the tomb of the unknown and he will attend another ceremony at the vietnam memorial day sermon in washington d.c. >>> -- ceremony in washington d.c. >>> alex savage joins us live to tell us how a number of drivers have been cited for dui drunk driving. >> reporter: chp is in the middle of one of their maximum enforcement periods. a tweet came out from the golden gate division and announced 72 compared to 52 from the same time last year, a slight uptake there. police say a drunk driver slammed into a patrol car, two officers inside had minor injuries and the driver is facing dui charges once he is treated and released from the hospital. during memorial day last year chp officers throughout the bay area made over 200 dui arrests during that entire weekend and we are

luckily the fire department had no problem in getting those ducklings out of that storm drain.ow a story about a very dedicated dog. the dog was in china the team feted and the dog started following the bicycle. iran with them for 24 days. after the race was over it, they took the dog to the vets and that that dog but some new nike sneakers. >>> i can only imagine what this guy went through when he ran over a thousand miles. >>> we have some trouble as you work your way along the no. 1 01. two vehicles and a box strike involved in this accident. minor injuries. the vehicles are being moved to the side of the road. the problem is that there is the oil spill right now. this may be close for quite some time, we're trying to get confirmation of how long from chp. avoid this area until they get it reopened. the upside, southbound 1 01, some foggy it conditions. the delays there at the toll plaza. the dumbarton bridge remained close for on going work. expected to be reopened tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m.. as you work your way through the south hear some conditions. corelate they check

luckily we also do the same thing in california and other states that are prone to earthquakes. the building code is much stronger, no pun, stronger in california than it is in new york for earthquakes. we remain very vulnerable, however, to the black swan or the low possibility events, for example in new york because there are not many mitigation strategies in place. those buildings cannot withstand a major earthquake. a major metropolitan area like new york would be devastating. it would be devastating on the scale of almost like a third world country, where third world countries have far greater damage and casualties as a result of natural disasters because they don't have things like strong building codes that you would see in countries that can afford to invest in mitigation. >> okay. well, i'm afraid our time is up. i'd like you to join me in thanking the panel for this very interesting discussion. [ applause ] and my apology foss c-span for calling them espn. and thank you very much and have a wonderful afternoon. det without charge for 19 months. mr. chen is currently aw

we just have to wait and luckily ours did not catch on fire. did it get black. i am thankful. >> others who sit by and watch say that they were grateful for the bravery of the firefighters that ran in. >> they risked their life to save our life. >> from dramatic foot age, police are shutting down a good part of the area while firefighters are fighting a blaze. they are finally reopening the street around 7:40. live in san francisco i am live. >>> police say that the deliver took off and a good person followed. the hit-and-run driver crashed again. the six year old is expected to be okay. >>> a shoot out in the east bay end with a officer hurt and gunman dead. it started when police started to approach three men. one man went off and that's where the gun fire erupted. the pursuit happened early this morning. we have more on what happened next. >> reporter: witnesses say that the suspect was seen run manage this direction. police say that there was an exchange of gun fire and the suspect and police. you can see blood on the drive way.st tun clear if the police off

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luckily, it selected one with the beetle. >> those stink bugs. smash them because they stink. >> that's exactly right. >> get the toilet paper. flush him. >>> right now, we're at 82. southeast winds, 9. barometer holding steady. we'll come back and take a look at a really nice, warm, hot summer weekend. right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> summer arrives this weekend. sumter officially -- summer officially begins june 1st. but we have some very warm weather headed this way. if you're not used to the heat and humidity combinations, it's going to feel like the mid-90s most of the weekend. so make sure your air conditioner is working. don't overexert yourself. keep hydrated, okay? get out of the sun. let's take a look at temps around the area. warm but nothing like this weekend. 82 now. the cool spot, there you go, right down on the beach. because the winds have been primarily off the ocean at 72. pax river, the winds off the bay at 78. 84 in cumberland. hagerstown. elkton at 80. locally, temperatures still around the 80-degree mark. as you can

we have the humidity out there, luckily it will be cooler as we head in to the weekend. >>> good morning, we have r dealing with a crab crash today, harford county, route 1, hickory and route 543, if you are traveling in the area, you want to use con wingo road. lutherville, on east fadonia, if u using the jfx to get in to the city. all of the construction has been finished ahead of schedule. no delays. 11 minutes to travel from the beltway downtown to east fayette street. here is a live look, parkville, no delays towards 83. west side clear. live look in pikesville, green spring after. no conditions towards 83 or towards 95. >>> she is a wife, mother, and public speaker and first lady. you can add author. we will tell you where you can hear about the new book. >>> mayor of new york is announcing details on a special event marking the anniversary of september 11th. you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pride, that was on my face. i