know whether the commission would entertain getting more information and what is happening at saint luke es 's with the diabetes center. >> the diabetes center. you want to give us background on what you're thinking we should be looking at? i just got this. >> if i may, we followed up on this from the report from mark and i received some direct information. kolg lean did call and i'm still getting information as of today so maybe colleen can give us an update. >> i contacted suter to ask this question based on the communication that you all have received about a week and a half or so ago. and what i was told is that suter is consolidating their diabetes services between two campuses. they found there was under utilization at each campus so they will consolidate the staff and have that staff cover at both campuses and there wouldn't be a reduction in the level of service provided at either hospital. >> the next information i received is there could be reduction of bilingual staff and that's the next phase we'll go to in our reading. >> and i did have that conversation specifically about b

partner within the discussions reviews and recommendationings regarding the status of saint look r luke and the cpm and we had multiple hearings and staff who have been involved in this, you know. and then here -- and the thing is there are specific changes going on within the area of which saint lukes serves its populations, but if we look at the data we'll see that we still have a significant spanish speaking population, both at saint luke's and within our community, even though many have been forced out they still work there in different places, whether it be restaurants, whether it be as taking care of the babies and bringing them all over the mission and going to the hospitals and parks. there's been significant change, yet the need to provide language pertaining to our mission has a health department for a culturally competent service i think is still part of our principle and we even had earlier today where we increased theling wis linguistic part to meet the specific needs. i think we have a efficacy of dialogue to follow up on this because this is one of the major areas we were

that is general luke's diary. and i will end here with a little bit about reporting a story which i think is interesting and bringing new information to the table because so much of this has been gradually written about in bits and pieces but when you come across something like these diaries it is incredible. i believe more gets reveal and if you look and look you will find if you are willing to keep looking. these are luke's journals and here is this classified program so classified it is still classified and yet you have general luke's that human in all of us that wants to write in our journal, attended conference with dr. scheiber. it was this inferential and this kind of information that i am usually able to piece together the most interesting part of my stories because as a journalist once you have a bit of information you can go to the powers that be that are telling you no, no, no there is no information and you can kick the door in and discover documents my filing freedom of information act requests based

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luke? >> eamon, thanks so much for joining us. >>> we're going to go now to a press conference about that horrific bus crash that happened yesterday around los angeles, specifically in orland, california. it's a crash that we know killed ten. it was high school students on their way to visit a college in northern california. let's go right now to that press conference. >> s >> city of angels, manuel arts, banning, carson, chavez, diego rivera, belmont, wilson -- there were very small contingent of students from each school. a total of 19 students from the lausda students were on the bus. that's as of the latest count. i believe that's correct. >> thank you. >> that was a press conference updating us from the latest about that horrific bus crash yesterday that happened in orland, california. ten folks were killed on their way to visit a college in northern california. some of those were students. it happened when a fedex freight truck actually jumped a median and hit that bus head-on. if the

i'm luke russert in for the great chuck todd. we begin with developing news just off the coast of south korea. at least four people are dead and 300 unaccounted for as a ferry sank off jeju island. government officials say over 300 of the passengers were students. the u.s. navy is standing by as south korean ships and a fleet of helicopters work the area. rescue efforts will continue throughout the night. it's just after 10:00 there right now. lieutenant arlo abramson is the public affairs officer for the commander u.s. naval forces. he joins us by phone now. sir, can you give us the latest on the water? is the u.s. navy directly involved in the rescue operations? >> first of all, luke, thanks for having me. first i want to say that our thoughts are with the passengers of this ship, this ferry, that sunk today. it is a terrible tragedy and our hearts go out to those families. >> and what's the latest in terms of the rescue operation? do we know how involved the military is there in south korea? and is the u.s. military involved?

luke, what's it playing like on the hill?you heard all these stories that john kerry was so close to middle east peace, closer than hillary clinton, now for all tents and purposes it's essentially blown up. it's been the story that's been out there in the public sphere for a long time. in this context, it appears to be a sign of weakness. specifically because what do you get in exchange for releasing jonathan pollard? perhaps the palestinians get their prisoners back from israel, but there's no set negotiations about how to move forward. it's just the idea of we just keep the conversations going with no central tennants about what's going expected around the next bend. >> actually, what's up ahead immediately is we just received news that u.s., israeli and palestinian negotiators are going to meet tonight in the region. doesn't necessarily mean, we know from experience, that there's no real plan ahead, but maybe it's a sign of something working. >> it seems like not only desperate, but maybe even counter productive. because w

>> hey there, luke. no one's enforcing the so-called deal so i'm afraid that there is no sign at all of retreat. in fact, on the contrary. the pro-russian separatists here distrust the government too much to surrender their weapons or abandon their positions. we spoke at length to very troubled members of the jewish community today who told us that a group of about a hundred were just outside their synagogue after passover prayers two nights ago when they noticed three men that were masked wearing back packs handing out leaflets and they ran away quickly. the chief rabbi said when he read the letters are he was in shock. he knew this wasn't a joke because the leaflet looked too serious and too official, but he couldn't believe it was real. as you said, it called on all jews to register or risk losing their citizenship. to test the authenticity, they sent a jewish family to the address on the leaflet to register and found the people completely out of the loop, unaware of what they were talking about. so t

luke bryan is cohosting the acm's with blake shelton. >> reporter: as easy as it is to get distracted in sin city, make mow mistake, country stars are here to take care of business. stevie xnix and lady antebelum are the opening act. >> i was saying there were more people on stage playing than out in the crowd. >> the show is with the entertainer of the year award. the nominees include miranda lambert. taylor swift and blake shelton and luke bryan who won last year. >> being the reigning, i guess i kind of -- i don't want to hand over the crown. >> reporter: even if he loses he will still party vegas style. [ laughter ] >> now, the band "perry" is kicking off the show with an expleasive performance with "chainsaw" the first time they will perform the act on stage. reporting live in las vegas, ann back to you. >> there is a lot of talk about george being a shoe in for entertainer of the year. sentimental favorite right now. >> absolutely. now, luke bryan, a lot of people are wonder figure he might come back to reclaim his crown and for the online poll, neck and neck. george, he is star

is that correct, luke?ring tweets from some female twitter followers. >> jimmy: i bet you did, yeah. and have you -- and you're tweeting them back with one hand? >> yeah, i think i tweeted every one of them back. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you tweeted all of them back. well, for all the ladies watching at home, can you give them a little treat? >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: whoa, yeah, that's what i'm talking about. luke, right there. trending right there. he could be the next bachelor. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: well, i want to thank you guys again for doing all this. it's a lot of fun. now you've all been awake all night and all day and you might be a little tired. so we wanted to make sure you keep your spirits and energy up. and that is why we have a fun surprise for you. so, here with a delicious meal so you guys can eat with one hand is one of the best chefs in the whole wide world, mario batali, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] bring it in, my man mario! mario, what's up buddy? >> hello, jimmy, ho

. >>> late last night, luke counsel tweeted i accidentally pulled my hand off the truck. the competition is still taking place. still going on on top of the u.s.s. intrepid. the goal is to hang on as long as possible. despite losing, he got his 15 minutes of fame. >> luke has become a national sex symbol, is that right? >> yes, i got a few flattering tweets from female twitter followers. >> and you're tweeting them back with one hand? >> yeah, i think i tweeted every one of them back. >> yeah, he tweeted all of them back. can we give them all a little treat? >> sure. >> fallon promised to buy his new truck from whatever person that has their hand on the truck the longest you can watch it live on youtube. >> he was very careful with his hand, don't take off the right hand, right? >>> let's get into the rain totals in the last 72 hours. orinda close to three inches. fa fairfax, two and two quarters there as well. danville just over two inches. and now from moraga, santa rosa, and saratoga, close to two inches. it really dumped a lot of rain on us. and it was very active. ri

i'm luke russert in for the great chuck todd. we begin with the potential unraveling of the great nation of ukraine, something the u.s. seems powerless to stop. pro-russian separatists seized a city, the latest city seeing a spike in violence. they warned that they had until this morning to lay down their weapons and surrender. that deadline came and went with no surrender but throughout the weekend, tensions and violence continued to rise, raising the specter of an all-out civil war. clashes broke out between the largest cities as protesters took over the city council. dozens were reportedly injured. on saturday, gun fire broke out at a police station as men in military fatigues armed with automatic weapons stormed the building and took over, describing themselves as the people's militia. pro-russian onlookers are either supporting or actively assisting the separatists. moscow called an early meeting to discuss the escalation. during the meeting the u.n. and russian ambassadors made accusations who is behind it. >> translator: i

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people are tweeting their support for luke at hashtag santa clara luke. >> is that livid owe? >> i think so. >> i think luke is sleeping. >> keep the hand there. >> luke, can you hear us? [ laughter ] >> that's crazy. drive around that truck in new york city. i want to see that. >> that will be good. >> how are we looking outside? >> a truck would be a good thing to be in right now. the live camera, rain drops and we'll talk about the storm moving over and how long it will last coming up in a few. >>> i'm geraud moncure. suddenly the warriors room for error in the west is just a came and a half. early highlights from dallas are coming up and the sharks in need of bite after back to back losses. a preview of tonight's game is on the way in sports. >>> more inspections and better accountabili accountability, that's what lawmakers are calling for in california's daycare centers. >> the investigation exposed a decade's old inspection system that leaves parents in the dark when it comes to information about daycares. >> steven stock joins us now with more on the new proposed law ba

you mentioned general lukes. purpose and who organized it. >> well, you know, the nazi's almost won the war. there was a point where their weaponry was so much further along than ours was. they called it wonder weapons. and there was this idea that you know, suddenly dawned on the u.s. military we are behind the curve here. as the war was ending, that is why the push came about and we have to grab this science and we need it for or own weaponry. i think one of the most interesting conclusions was that the cold war really began in the last months of world war ii. >> did you find anything that comes forward to today? like scientist that are now at monsanto creating genetically modified organisms or flouride. i have hundreds of asking about this. it came in the water but it came from the nazi scientist. >> fascinating question. the nazi scientist program was eventually rolled up into another element of the department of defense which is the office of research and engineering. and that became the defense advanced res

that is general luke's diary. and i will end here with a little bit about reporting a story which i think is interesting and bringing new information to the table because so much of this has been gradually written about in bits and pieces but when you come across something like these diaries it is incredible. i believe more gets reveal and if you look and look you will find if you are willing to keep looking. these are luke's journals and here is this classified program so classified it is still classified and yet you have general luke's that human in all of us that wants to write in our journal, attended conference with dr. scheiber. it was this inferential and this kind of information that i am usually able to piece together the most interesting part of my stories because as a journalist once you have a bit of information you can go to the powers that be that are telling you no, no, no there is no information and you can kick the door in and discover documents my filing freedom of information act requests based

>> luke, those pro-russian militias are. they've already overtaken police and state headquarters in close to a dozen towns and cities now, including where we are here now in donetsk. they told us this don't believe the ukrainian military poses a real threat to them, unless the west were to join the fight and thef don they don't expect that to happen. it's been a humiliating 48 hours to say the least for those ukrainian units who surrendered tanks and armored troop carriers to militiamen yesterday. some told us they defected because they couldn't shoot at their on people. still others said they were blocked and ridiculed by crowds of angry civilians and had to retreat. so it's no surprise that overnight that gang of about 300 pro-russians feeling emboldened, carrying stun grenades and automatic weapons, by the way, tried to charge that guard base. this time the ukrainian army did react but out of self-defense most of all. we're waiting to see a response. president putin called the attack a grave crime, saying that -- and this

is that correct, luke? >> yeah.ering tweets from some female twitter followers. >> i bet you did, yeah. tweeting them back with one hand? >> yeah. i think i tweeted every one of them back. >> yeah. tweeted all of them back, yeah. for the ladies watching at home, can you give them a little treat? >> sure. >> yeah. that's what i'm talking about. luke right there. trending right there. he could be next bachelor. >> he could be the next bachelor, right? sweet guy. fallon promised to buy his new truck from whichever salesperson stays touching the truck for the longest. that's looks difficult. all by himself one teacher received a resounding no from the person he invited to prom. he asked will ferrell. will says he's not coming. >> he tells contra costa county times a phone call from the publicist, he's in europe, he will not be able to attend. he posted videos to youtube asking him to chaperone the prom. he's going with plan b, his wife. he's asking his wife's co-workers to switch shifts with her so she can go to prom wi

stick around, it's time for luke and "the daily rundown." thank you for your patience. good-bye. >>> planetary politics. it's earth kay and the keystone clash embodies all the attention between our energy needs and environmental efforts. we'll talk about that and much more with a rare interview with the president's energy secretary. >>> as vice president biden puts the finishing touches on some in-person pressure on putin in ukraine, we'll talk to the top republican who is literally just landing from a visit to the country's unsteady eastern border. >>> back in washington, all eyes on the supreme court for a case about an ohio congressman who said political ads shouldn't be able to lie. how about that. good morning from washington, it is tuesday, april 22nd, 2014. i'm luke russert in for the great chuck todd who's on his way to asia for the president's trip. right now vice president joe biden is wrapping up a trip at ukraine aimed at reassuring the country's leaders. biden said time is running out for russia to pull back its military from ukraine's borders and to call o

luke suffered a concussion and broken nose and knee injury and was otherwise okay. he said his helmet saved his life. >> tumbling down a little bit and at one point i got thrown on my back and going down head first like reverse luge and i remember going airborne and i was weight loss and i thought oh, crap, i thought i was done. >> and when he landed he tried to call 911 but his phone wouldn't connect. it took when him seven hours to crawl back to his car. despite his close call, luke says he will continue to pursue extreme skiing. >>> a new business plan that is projecting lower revenue for high-speed rail in california. it is reduced on new research showing riders taking shorter trips. the rail authority is required to submit a businessman every two years and the timeline for completing the 68 billion- dollar project remains the same, 14 years from now. >>> a las vegas hospital accused of dumping hundreds of mentally ill patients in california is meeting federal standards. in january the center for medicare and med ca care said they were in jeopardy of losing fund

is a brand new show on tlc called women of homicide and it follows three female detectives, jenny lukesummer benton and jennifer mitch. >> why would they come all the way to here? you know what i mean? >> blood trail. >> it's reality tv at its most real. the thing that makes them so unique and spectacular is they can draw upon their lives as wives and mothers to help solve these crimes. >> i use the fact that i am a mother inside of the interview room a lot. you can get to someone's emotions and then they'll talk to you honestly. >> to tell us about the new show and what it's like to be a female homicide detective we have two of the stars of "women of homicide" jenny luke and jennifer mitch via skype "right this minute." welcome to the show, ladies. what is it like to be a woman in a field that is freedpredominan men? >> we do have things on the outside like cooking dinners and worrying about baby sitting, so that's more of a stressor for us, but we really don't feel that different than most of our male counterparts. at least we're not really treated different. >> is thehere truth to a

in "star wars," who is luke and leia's father? darth vader? obi-wan kenobi?darth vader. excellent. >> his real name is anakin skywalker, during a light saber dooushlgs as you do, he reveals that he's luke's father. luke is like no and he chops off his hand. >> back across the street. >> she is from minnesota and has ten siblings and your mom is here, too, right? god bless you. which of the following celebrities does not have a twin brother or sister? kiefer sutherland? kate hudson? vin diesel? or gisele bundchen? >> there can't be two gisele bundchens. >> there apparently are. i know. excuse me? >> the correct answer is kate hudson. >> kate hudson does not have a twin. gisele does have a twin. her name is patricia. >> are they identical? >> i don't think so. she has an older brother, oliver. >> thanks, tim. we love it when you're here. >>> here's some trivia. what should your kids be eating every day? we'll have the answers. >>> plus tony and emmy winner kristin chenoweth is coming up right after this. sportier. annnd done. ok maxwell, just need to ah contact

blake and luke are friends, they always have fun and look at how blake introduced luke's performance.en, here's last year's entertainer of the year and nominee again this year, bluke lyran! >> i want to see how great miranda looked. >> she looked so good. >> female vocalist of the year for the fifth year in a row. >> we don't know. jason aldean, male vocalist of the year. >> it's our sixth anniversary. >> how convenient, picture is not available. george strait was voted on by the fans and won entertainer of the year. >> he says he's retiring though, right? no, no, no. are we going to get to see this? oh, good, maybe a little bit of blake and shakira singing their duet "medicine." ♪ in a second make it fade ♪ you're my medicine medicine ♪ medicine medicine ♪ medicine we make it better ♪ you make me feel whole >> it is so great. she's adorable. and what "the voice" has done for her career. a huge star around the world, but she really wasn't -- almost like -- >> who? >> she's adorable. the australian girl. >> kylie minogue. huge star around the world and a lot of people would not know he

>> well, good morning, luke.omber day of reflection and remembrance today, and the weather is appropriate for the occasion. it is gray, and overcast can skies and blustery, and expecting rain throughout the day, and as much as today is remembering the souls that were lost here, and three of course at the finish line on boylston street, and the fourth was the m.i.t. police officer who encountered the alleged suspects a couple of days later and as much as the day is to honor them, it is a day to celebrate all of those who survived, hundreds of them, and some of whom owe their lives to the quick-thinking first responders and many of them right here at the finish line and the emts and the firefighters and the extraordinary work of the teams at the hospitals. and we expect to see reunions and moist eyes in the hall today. and vice president joe biden is here and his wife, jill biden, and massachusetts governor deval patrick, and tom menino, the predecessor mayor is expected to be here as well as the new mayor kevin wa

i caught up with last year's entertainer of the year and this year's cohost luke bryan earlier in theeek. >> i'm just looking forward to the whole night. i mean, it's always acm show always -- always seems to launch a big new star and there's always surprises and special guests that really seem to make the night pretty incredible. so just encourage everybody to tune in. >> yes, michelle, he is cute. [ laughter ] >> you can catch live acts from luke and country music's brightest stars right here sunday night at 8:00 on kpix 5. >> thank you for that frank. >>> it's a fresh taste for an old favorite. our fresh grocer tony tantillo is shopping for white asparagus. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is white asparagus. when you buy it, you want to make sure it's got that beautiful color all the way around. that white color. if it has little brown on it, don't buy it. you don't want it. now up here on the very top could be just a little bit on the yellow side, but not too much. that's very important. the reason why it's white it's never seen the sun when it's grown. as

i love luke and blake hosting the show together.he goes up there in jeans. i thought it was great. >> fabulous performance. >>> all right, a graham cracker company fights back with love after a commercial with the same-sex couple and an interracial family gets loads of angry comments. that's ahead. >>> and all that mattered on this day in 1963 a sports legend begins a record-setting run. do you know who he is? the answer is next on "cbs this morning." >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by kohl's. find your yes. kohl's. in the nation, it's not always pretty. but add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we take care of the heat so you don't get burned. just another way we put members first because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the cal

but he said luke skywalker, i smiled indulgently. who is this luke skywalker. suddenly we came.ere you for the last 20 years? and this, this whole thing -- didn't get solved. the police showed up. >> jimmy: they did really? >> my son stuck with it. please daddy is going to have a cavity search. you have got to stop this. and then -- finally the police woman, oui, oui, i am your father, luke. >> jimmy: thank goodness the police showed up. i would have sent him to live on tatuween. easier to raise your son or daughter? >> well both my sons, the only real difference is, it's great, man, but the, music stuff is the problem. my, my boys are into the clash and the smiths and, you know all this, great music. >> jimmy: stuff you like. >> sure. my daughter is into miley cyrus and that evil "let it go" i don't know what genius, what evil genius is at work that can make, a 2-year-old child know every word in let it go but not be able to say "i love you, daddy." it's evil. >> jimmy: your wife mentioned that you look to go camping? >> no, no, no, she likes to go camping. >> jimmy: she did sa

your support for luke here he is, #santa clara luke on twitter. again, if you want to watch people doing this on the internet. >> 6:26. still ahead, is apple about to cramp your commute. we're going to tell you why the drive about to get more crowded. >> three california marines stabbed trying to break up a fight over baseball. we'll tell you why that rivalry may be to blame. exquisite. exceptional. and surprisingly affordable. get the good stuff, at a price you'll love, at t.j.maxx. >>> good tuesday morning to you. as the morning draws on the weather is getting more active. real time lightning, now just to the east of hercules. we'll show you the other lightning strikes we're tracking right now and tell you how much more severe weather potential we have throughout the day. >> lightning certainly a concern but the wet roads left over from the overnight rain also the issue. the north bay with slowing. i'll show you where spinouts have been happening as well. >> how much did general motors know about a deadly glitch in their cars? what was that info

stole his little black book ♪ ♪ ♪ it had names and numbers all in code so luke and laura had to hit watch their step they had to be coy ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: stop, stop, stop. all right, that's enough. the rapping part bummed me out. they're rapping the plot of "general hospital," like an episode. >> steve: like a single episode. >> jimmy: where they had to get coy? [ laughter ] >> steve: and find a a left-handed boy. >> jimmy: they had to get coy. that doesn't make any sense, no. i'm a fan of "general hospital." i'm not supporting that. "and i'm moving out of the house, almost immediately." >> steve: "almost immediately. within five years i will be gone." >> jimmy: "i will sleep on an air mattress." >> steve: get a room at the ymca. >> jimmy: or i'll stay here for another weekend. oh this one here, this is -- this next one is by a solo artist. goes by the name of orion. [ laughter ] album is called "reborn." there he is. looks like glen campbell at mardi gras. [ laughter ] now, i looked this guy up. and he claims like that he's not trying to look or sound like elvis. yeah. that's what he's

back to you, luke. >> our thanks to nbc's bill neely. let's now turn to a friend of the show, pilot and former ntsb investigator, greg fife. thanks for coming on "the cycle." >> hello. >> i want to start out of with a "wall street journal" headline that reads poor coordination led to flawed search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the search area shifted abruptly on friday after authorities more fully merged two investigative strands. is this why australia has launched this joint effort for the search? and what does this mean for the search effort moving forward, that it's been bungled thus far so many times by those in charge of trying to find this flight? a lot of people put that fault upon those in the malaysian government. >> well, a lot of this came down to this recalculation of the data. as you remember, we had the first search area, then they went back and really got scrutiny with the data that was being forthcoming as far as latitude, longitude and then they re-evaluated that data for a third time and that kind of shifted

language to transfer our materials to this is very special for me when i was in college i studied luke like all of us. it was amazing i get to represent the neighborhood where the former manila was there was a dark time in the 80s we were concerned with filipino and asian-americans being pushed out of our city years later that's changed to where we are today authenticity incredible we're here celebrating filipino-americans and other san franciscans. i want to thank you you and end with one word that the mayor said. thank you very much >> thank you supervisor chiu. next i'd like to introduce supervisor jane kim who represented district 6 where we are today and she's been working diligently with the administer and the office of the k3w7b9 affairs to make sure we got her today and make sure we were able to certify to log as one language today >> thank you new mexico and welcome to the south of market it's important we celebrate this to log and filipino i'm here as a community that has celebrated the home of betsy carmichael and this the the first school in the country to have a bilingual

. >> i'm luke broussard in for the great alex wagner. president obama is now on the road, departingmi ining any min an evening in his hometown. first a speech about minimum wage. the president invoked one of the titans of industry. >> it was here in michigan a hundred years ago that henry ford announced he was doubling worker's wages. he understood it was going to be good for business. not only boost productive and increase turnover and make workers more loyal to the company. but it meant that the workers could afford to buy the cars they were building. >> and not just henry ford. in michigan the president has a state that is already higher that be the federal minimum. michigan also has a statewide campaign to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 per hour. same thing he proposed today. while he says this should be a quote no brainer, the wage hike could come down to the states due to the republican opposit n opposition. >> we're trying our utmost to cooperate with republicans. they are doing their best to divert and delay everything we do. t

. >>> it is a fast track plan to get george lukes lukes to build his mom in his city instead of san francisco in his city instead of san francisco. the city has been considered as a location but lucas is married to chicago business woman so he is also considering chicago as a possible location. >>> yahoo's chief operated officer is getting $58 million severance package. the ceo fired him for failing to turn around the company's advertising business. the package started out smaller butt it surged higher because of sharp gains in stock. a slight increase in the number of jobless claims. rose 2,000 last week to 304,000. that is the lowest since october 2007, labor officials say hiring picked up. >>> a number of san francisco politicians took part in a foot washing ceremony designed to affirm the human dignity of illegal immigrants. [ music playing ] >> the ceremony was held at st. johns. clergy members spoke. nancy pelosi was among those who participated. >> honored to be here to participate in the washing of the feet in recognition that our new comers here, just like everybody else has a spark

luke and i are doing a recycling drive. collect enough bottles, they build a school in africa. luke: wouldn't that be so cool to go to a school made out of bottles? that would certainly be a special school. did you hear what i said, parents -- "special school"? okay. nobody make a big deal about it, but i just broke up with dylan. no! oh, my gosh. are you okay, honey? yeah, i'm fine. i just -- i need to date someone who has a clue, instead of an idiot who bangs his head every time he rides his bike out of his garage. every time. i'm sorry, honey. i'm sorry for both of you. i'll have to text him later. mm. i got to jump in the shower. i'm gonna be late. where are you going? i'm going to meet my friend valerie. i haven't seen her in 15 years. we used to work together. you worked? mm-hmm.

luke's to get cathedral hill and saw 10 thousand units on treasure island glad that it was not invested in. and opposed the baseball place on the pier and said the new future for the city was 8 washington while they were having tsunamis. the team at the mayor's office now wants to initiate thirty thousand more units they lack the vision and the sensitivity to lead the communities. the coalition in the community and your teams probably have a better idea of what the city needs 90 in the near future. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please i'm margaret i was the director of the coalition for the children's fund and home life it's an extremely moving thing to see how far we've become when we starred there wasn't one supervisor on the board that supported it now, it's a part of the city structure and everybody is for it. i want to thank you supervisor avalos and you supervisor mar so far the personal acknowledge. but most important i want to thank the people of the city for making this a reality. i want to thank all the co-sponsors and that's still not too late to become a co-sponsor

so in luke this the strategies we started conceiving the two pieces one of our project manages couldn't eastbound here but they're looking at the corridor would i do transportation solutions that may come identity the strategies we take a look at the strategies in the midterm. so there are two pilots i'm going to be talking about the first one is the fold street circulation. i'm going to give a brief overview and let you talk and ask questions we're early in the initiation of into both the pictures say a thousand words this is a snapshot looking at field street this is the south traffic approaching bryan street. and as you can see is there a - oh, you're looking at can i say that? well, i'm sorry i just wanted to point out the way the street is organized it's one lane northbound and one southbound on the southbound lane it's getting long as you can see the local traffic what i'm cal

. >> luke has become something of a national sex symbol, correct, luke? >> yeah.ot a few flattering tweets from some female twitter followers. >> i bet you did, yeah. >> have you -- you're tweeting them back with one hand in. >> yeah. i think i tweeted every one of them back. >> all of them back, yeah. for all of the ladies, give them a treat. >> sure. >> yeah. that's what i'm talking about. >> romantic. fallon promised to buy his new truck to whichever salesperson has their hand on that truck the longest. >> and it continues. >> 5:25. former bay area firefighter accused of driving drunk on the job heads to court this morning. >> and tracking showers and even pop-up thunderstorms for your morning drive. this system is taking its sweet time on exiting the bay area. how much longer you'll need that umbrella before the 80s come back into the picture. >>> everybody who comes through the area wishes they could stay longer. looking here, though, crash reported, towards the maze. that might take you longer as well. i'll show you what i find. >> we take a live look at the

sometimes you get luke that comes to get at the same time and the benefits of the area that they have property in they'll benefit as well if the economic impact is felt throughout the area so it's kind of a classic win-win. not always the case in other areas we have ownership and it takes time to build that. you see that reflected in better deals coming forward >> supervisor avalos. >> just a quick question on the structure between the office of workforce development and the landlord and the nonprofit what's the actual arrangement is this a city run, you know, access points or how does that all work? >> so the city is the attempt and there's an operating agreement for services that operating agreement has changed over the years through an rfp. and currently we're rolling into a timing for collective impact to the be the service provider in the space >> and the others city staff works there as well. >> no city staff son the premises. >> so the lease is in the city's name and they provide the impact and the city pays for it. >> not terribly usual the third space provider they're the maj

luke. the is called the natural resources. and ingenuity. in celebration of life with middle class. my problem. sunday at eleven pm the world. when we were going the eye. we need too much of the tv that will come to a brand new edition of the time while that the program to present the different pieces and the gpa because the voices on sky one of the host recall for those of you went into town one else will travel to the tiffin beautiful sights are on the island. kabul the sounds of

mary is played by luke and barbara pease who brings a depth to his trail of a complicated man. in addition to his acting career. barbara. he is a well known figure in italy because of his political involvement. having served as a member of parliament since two thousand eight peaking famous in nineteen eighty three his association with the notorious hard film cannibal holocaust. a film so unrealistic its director was arrested on murder charges he was one of four actors killed in the film who sign contracts requiring them to stay out of the media for your. in order to fuel rumors that the film was an actual snuff movie. only the contracts were canceled and the actors appeared on a tv show where the charges against the filmmaker drop and as you. she is. madison the love interest a crime displayed by russian actress natasha stott he who began her acting career after winning the look of the year contest in russia in nineteen ninety one. she then traveled to italy and began a career in films and as the popular tv host. before stephanie who became famous as the model and actress. she

you can twitter santa clara luke. >>> thank you for joining us today, we'll see you again at 5:00 been . - and i think we can both conclude that we finished q1 with better than expected results. and i can promise that my performance will improve, especially if you're a little more flexible on your end. - i love it when you talk dirty to me. i cannot wait to see you tonight. - what are you going to wear? - to the museum gala? think slutty grace kelly. - oh, god bless you. i'm picturing it right now. and the opposite of that just walked in. - tell liz i said hi. - i will. - happy birthday, jack. i got you a card. it's one of those new ones where you can record a message. [liz's voice on card] test, test, test. this is a test for jack's card. [emphatic falsetto] ♪ wonder woman excuse me, how do you re-record on these things? whatever. i'll definitely figure it out. - thank you, lemon. but my true present is that exquisite ensemble. you look like a prison weed dealer. - i'm coming back from a singles dodgeball match, okay? - good god. - the ymca near my apartment

we want to rebuild the system to improves the viability overall and how we do maintenance and luke ways to reduce the time it build up a task. right now we know have the technology or the abandoned width to do that. we just recently completed a preliminary face of the transbay two. we're about to embark on a large project to improve the reliability and that's an 8 to 10 year project. i'm struggling to find a balance between good customer services and providing more capacity. and we've got a delicate balance. i work with our customer service division and government community relations and maintenance and engineering. we're produced of the service we deliver. we understand the needs of the region, and what we're trying to do is maximize the relationship with our partners to provide the best networks of services. we know there's gaps and we're eager to work with all our mta partners to find a way of expanding the opportunities that are available to everyone >> thank you supervisor kim. >> thank you. i want to be sensitive to the time i know that a lot of people are waiting to speak so i'll