kaplan mclaughlin architects [speaker not understood] were selected through a competitive process for design services on the cruise ship terminal back in 2009, november of 2009. the contract has been amended five times through dpw as the project progressed. the final proposed -- the final and sixth amendment would increase the contract from 9.v 95 million to 11.[speaker not understood] million triggering board of supervisors approval. this is included in the proposed cruise terminal budget. the budget analyst has looked at the contract and the reason for the changes ~ and finds them to be reasonable. and the additional contract will be used for phase 2 -- the amendment will be used for phase 2 of the cruise ship terminal project so we request that you approve -- you authorize our executive director to execute this final amendment. >> okay, thank you very much, ms. forbes. colleagues, any questions? okay, we have a budget analyst report. mr. rose, item number 4, please. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, on page 9 of our report, ms. forbes referred to table 4 of our report wher

one other mention of detail that jordan mclaughlin just told that kyw recorder is that it appears crewsusing infrared scanners to try to find other victims who they believe to be buried beneath the many bricks and debris of that collapsed building. i'm going to turn over the reporting duties to my colleagues, suzanne malveaux and michael holmes. i'm ashleigh banfield reporting live. >>> i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. our thanks to your, ashleigh. >> straight to the breaking news. we are watching these pictures as you watch them here. this is breaking news thrks is philadelphia. you are seeing here this is an apartment building that has collapsed now. firefighters, you can see there literally searching through the rubble right now hand by hand. they are walking through. you can see they're actually guiding people out of this particular area. we are told that they're looking for eight to ten people who still might be trapped inside. >> yeah. for those who know the city, this is at the corner of 22nd and market streets. it's a very busy section of the city. this a four-st

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one other mention of detail that jordan mclaughlin just told that kyw recorder is that it appears crewsusing infrared scanners to try to find other victims who they believe to be buried beneath

and i knew mclaughlin and she couldn't understand what was happening to her lungs though neutral she didn't complain about anything but i noticed something strange nightmares she woke up that night but was afraid of the dark went to sleep only when the lights on. but the one then she began to drink a lot and west to the bathroom very often. i could understand what was happening so i went to the doctor to find out what her blood sugar level was incredibly high at the thirty eight that i'd never even heard that that was possible. that everybody thinking even though she has a serious health issues and the situation is serious enough that i could have given her up because i couldn't do that. i just couldn't. i can't live without her. i can't be without her or. we're one now but. she keeps telling me my mom will die without you that's what the child says. and that my mom very much writes. i give her honks. this leap together sometimes. i can't live without her. it's for the little one. we didn't know or types we had to guess. what it was we think it'll fit yeah yeah that's what mommy show

. ♪ >> from washington, the the mclaughlin group, the american original. over three decades, the sharpest minds the best talk. >> down with doma. >> my basic view is regardless of race, regardless of religion, regardless of gender, regardless of sexual orientation, when it comes to how the law treats you, how the state treats, you the benefits and the rights and responsibilities under the law, people should be treated equally. and that's -- that's a principle that i think applies universally. and the good -- good news is it's an easy principle to remember. >> gay marriage gets a double green

. >> from washington, the mclaughlin group, the american original for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >> issue one, syrian rumble. >> we do have different perspectives on the problem, but we share an interest in reducing the violence, securing chemical weapons, and ensuring that they're not used nor are they subject to proliferation. and that we want to try to resolve the issue through political means if possible. >> our opinions do not coincide. but all of us have the intention to stop the

. >> reporter: jordan mclaughlin said he could feel the building fell down. >> there were big aftershocks on the ground. you could feel the building shake. people fell over. >> reporter: they used buckets to move bricks and search dogs to locate people who were trapped. more than 12 hours after the collapse, search crews say they have yet to reach the back part of the store where more victims may be trapped. vinita nair, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> a report that the federal government is indiscriminately collecting the telephone records of millions of americans has civil liberties groups outraged. britain's "guardian" newspaper reports the national security agency is collecting the phone records of 121 million verizon records under a secret court order. the order is good until july 19th. it requires verizon to give the nsa information on all telephone calls, both foreign and domestic. the order may be the broadest surveillance order ever. there is no comment from either verizon or the nsa. >>> and susan rice's appointment as obama's security adviser has critics up in arms but they say the

. >>> from washington the mclaughlin group the american original. for over three decades the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >> issue one, our man in hong kong. >> my name is ed snowden. i'm 29 years old. i work for booz allen hamilton as an infrastructure analyst for nsa in hawaii. i sit in my desk and certainly have authority to wiretap anyone from you or your accountant to a federal judge to even the president if i had a personal e-mail. >> edward j. snowden was a security contractor with top secret clearance until tuesday of this week had he was sacked. three weeks ago mr. snowden triggered a

mclaughlin and his family. as the neighbors would be able to peer into their home, end quote. [speaker not understood] clearly residents of that home will be able to peer into the homes of neighbors. the board respectfully asks the commission to take these concerns as well as those of impacted neighbors into consideration in your final decision. thank you. >> thank you. i am going to ask for speakers in support of the d-r requestor. i think these cards here, is that right, ms. rodgers, [speaker not understood]? >> that's correct. >> okay. >>> [speaker not understood]. >> yes, if you can that would be great. these are speakers in support of the d-r, just to be clear. ~ whenever the first speaker is ready. i have not called anybody. go ahead and come up if you're ready to speak in support of the d-r, that's great. in support of the d-r. >>> in support of the d-r? can i have the overhead?

. >> jordan mclaughlin says he could feel the building come down. >> it had really big aftershock. felt that shape. there was people that actually fell over. >> ambulances rushed victims to an area hospital. crews are digging through the debris to make sure no one is still trapped. >> we did not know and we do not know how many people were actually in that store when a wall collapsed in the building. >> video from the scene tonight showed two more body bags being. from the rubble, but authorities have not confirmed if there was more deaths. >> hitting the jackpot. another record-setting month for maryland's largest casino. maryland live is bringing in nearly a million dollars a day for the state. wjz is live. more on the big impact because he was having. making? >> reporter: tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the opening of maryland life, which has become one of the states largest taxpayers and employers. >> the cards are dealt in maryland live casino has a full house. >> if vegas in your backyard. that's really what it is. >> just 1 year ago, the casino first opened its doors

>> from washington, the mclaughlin group, the american original for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >> issue one, syrian rumble. >> we do have different perspectives on the problem, but we share an interest in reducing the violence, securing chemical weapons, and ensuring that they're not used nor are they subject to proliferation. and that we want to try to resolve the issue through political means if possible. >> our opinions do not coincide. but all of us have the intention to stop the violence in syria, to stop the growth of victims, and to solve the situation peacefully. the g8, a group of eight consists of russia, the u.s., the uk, germany, france, italy, canada and japan. g8 leaders, notably, put inand president obama met in northern ireland for a two-day summit this week. the civil war in syria has taken at least 93,000 lives. the g8 leaders concluded the conference with an agreement to seek a negotiated peace in syria by bringing together the warring to peace talks in syria. include top leadership that inspires public confidence, unquote.

>> from washington, the the mclaughlin group, the american original. for over three decades, the sharpest minds the best talk. >> down with doma. >> my basic view is regardless of race, regardless of religion, regardless of gender, regardless of sexual orientation, when it comes to how the law treats you, how the state treats, you the benefits and the rights and responsibilities under the law, people should be treated equally. and that's -- that's a principle that i think applies universally. and the good -- good news is it's an easy principle to remember. >> gay marriage gets a double green light this week. the supreme court upheld same sex weddings in california and struck down the defense of marriage act, doma. doma was signed into law by president bill clinton 17 years ago. marriage declares doma is a marriage between a man and a woman, not a man and a man or a woman with a woman. legally, prior to this ruling, doma denied federal benefits to state married homosexuals, including tax breaks that are extended to heterosexual couples. because of the 5

police say the man was working on private property on the 2600 block of mclaughlin near tully road yesterdayfternoon when he was apparently electrocuted. officers say the rope or cable he was using touched a live wire. when police got to the scene, he was already dead and hanging about 40 feet off the ground. officers have not released his identity. >>> later on this evening, a pride week kicking off in san francisco's castro district. tonight at the w, that's the big kickoff party, that's exactly where it will take place. pride organizers planning for a bigger attendance than usual here after yesterday's supreme court rulings on both prop 8 and the defense of marriage act. celebration in the castro after the historic rulings went very deep into this morning. >>> there it s the deejay had the music flowing, everybody feeling good out there thousands of people spent the night dancing on the streets of castro. the parties started at 6 p.m. and included a lot of warm embraces, kissing, hugging, celebrations all over the place. a lot of people said, hey, they have been waiting a very long time f

>>> from washington the mclaughlin group the american original. for over three decades the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >> issue one, our man in hong kong. >> my name is ed snowden. i'm 29 years old. i work for booz allen hamilton as an infrastructure analyst for nsa in hawaii. i sit in my desk and certainly have authority to wiretap anyone from you or your accountant to a federal judge to even the president if i had a personal e-mail. >> edward j. snowden was a security contractor with top secret clearance until tuesday of this week had he was sacked. three weeks ago mr. snowden triggered a federal manhunt after he had begun communicating via e-mail with both the washington post and the guardian, a british newspaper. snowden disclosed to the papers details of a top secret surveillance program called prism operated by the national security agency, the nsa. last week snowden surfaced in hong kong via video to explain his actions. snowden denied any intent to harm u.s. security. he claimed he blew the whistle on the nsa to prompt a pu

police say the man was working on private property on the 2600 block of mclaughlin yesterday afternoon when he was apparently electrocuted. officers say the rope or cable he was using touched a live wire. when police got to the scene he was already dead, hanging about 40 feet off the ground. officers have not released his identity. >>> the vallejo teen accused of a gruesome crime here, kidnapping and raping an elderly woman and dumping her on the side of the road will be in court today. dave yar king was 14 years old when police say he sexually assaulted the 65-year-old woman. prosecutors now charging him with attempted murder, torture, kidnapping, carjacking and rape for the november 15th attack. king pleading not guilty right now. he's being tried as an adult. >>> it is 5:04. a followup in a high profile murder case. santa clara county prosecutors have dropped charges against a prostitute linked to multimillionaire couple rah. raven dixon had been charged in connection with kumra's murder. last night her attorney says she had nothing to do with his death. dixon already pleaded guilty

police say the man was working on private property onbl- the 0 block of mclaughlin yesterday afternoonhen he was apparently electrocuted. officers say the rope or cable he was using touched a live wire and that proved fatal. when police got to the scene he was already dead, hanging about 40 feet off the ground. officers have not released his identity. >>> it is 6:35. today pg&e crews will be in san carlos updating equipment on its natural gas pipelines. crews will install new automated valves for pipes at commercial street and old country road near the san carlos airport. pg&e says natural gas will be vented during that operation which is normal. people living in the area might smell a gas odor in that air. work is expected to be done throughout the day. >>> the time is 6:36. still ahead, this is an interesting and very unusual story. an innocent man's dna winds up at the scene of a murder. we'll tell you how a trip in an ambulance nearly sent this guy to trial for a crime he did not commit next. >>> finally free. we'll tell you how an american ìá& his own factory finally made it out.

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. >> reporter: jordan mclaughlin said he could hear the people coming down. >> it had big aftershocks on the ground. you felt it shake. there was people that actually fell over. >> reporter: firefighters conducted a hands-only search for the first hour after the building collapsed. they used buckets to move bricks and search dogs to locate people who were trapped. >> reporter: ambulances rushed victims to area hospitals for treatment. city officials say crews are digging through the debris to make sure no one is still trapped. >> we did not know and we do not know how many people are actually in that store when the wall collapsed on the building. >> reporter: crews are working to stabilize what is left of the salvation army store so they can get to the basement and finish their search. vinita nair, wjz eyewitness news. >> all of those who were pulled out alive, suffered only minor injuries. >> the identities of potential jurors in a potential high- profile murder trial will be confidential. that is the word of the judge presiding over the george zimmerman trial. it will go next week.

our sister station, wcau, talked to jordan mclaughlin this afternoon. he was passing by when the building collapsed and that's when he jumped into action. >> there was wiring around and i needed to make sure that i didn't touch anything that was electrified because i didn't want to get electrocuted, you know, so i thought about that. there was a lot of rubble. it was hard to navigate so it took a little bit to get up there. so i tried to be as safe as possible but trying to help other people at the same time. >> reporter: it's still not clear what caused the collapse. investigators say there were no existing violations on the property. they say the contractor doing the demolition did have a license. from the live desk, i'm mark segraves. >>> fast forward through our headlines. an investigation tonight into two violent home invasions in northeast. police say two suspects broke into a home on 2nd and channing street, stealing money and personal items and then went upstairs and tried to sexually assault the female homeowner. police want to know if this is

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erin mclaughlin, cnn, london. >> all right, erin. >>> coming up, could the boston marathon bombings haveeen prevented? a group of lawmakers just back from russia, well they say, yes. >>> plus, a deadly tornado in oklahoma takes many people by surprise including experienced storm chasers. find out why this tornado was unusual and especially dangerous. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. [growl] we used to live with a bear. we'd always have to go everywhere with it. get in the front. we drive. it was so embarrasing that we just wanted to say, well, go away. shoo bear. but we can't really tell bears what to do. moooooommmmmm!!! then one day, it was just gone. mom! [announcer] you are how you sleep. tempur-pedic. how'd you d9 out of 10.iz today? 9 out of ten? that's great. ♪ nothing says, "i'm happy to see you too," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. >>> now to the big stories in the week ahead. from the

chapter devoted to research and data information and it was funny because our deputy director, tom mclaughlin, this iconic drug researcher, when he was being confirmed it took two taxicabs to bring his published research to capitol hill, to be reviewed. we like to do things electronically. and capitol hill use stills of the elevator operators. we brought all of these seven copies of published papers and by the time we were working on the president's first drug control strategy and his direction to me was so clear he said i want the voices of the american people in this. we looked at how do you measure the effectiveness and evaluate what we are doing around drugs, how do you measure the problem is that drugs are creating? we would look at the data and sometimes they are sparse, often several years behind, so you are trying to make these important policy recommendations and reflect on potential legislation, all based on information that is often quite dated and doesn't really give you the information you need to do that so we put an entire chapter in their ad people say tom, you are a great res

. >> reporter: jordan mclaughlin says he could feel the building come down. >> the building was like -- it had really big aftershock on the ground, you felt it shake. people fell over. >> reporter: firefighters conducted a hands-only search for the first hour after the building collapsed. they used buckets to move bricks and search dogs to locate people who were trapped. more than 12 hours after the collapse, search crews say they have yet to reach the back part of the store where more victims may be trapped. vinita nair, cbs news, philadelphia. >> city officials say the building being demolished did have the proper permits and there had been no complaints or violations. >>> parts of florida starting to feel the effects of the first named atlantic storm of the season. forecasters say tropical storm andrea will generate plenty of wet weather in the next few days along parts of florida's gulf coast. andrea's maximum sustained winds increased to near 60 miles an hour this morning. the storm is later expected to move across southeastern georgia. >>> much calmer weather around here as usu

his name is jordan mclaughlin, he's a teenager who actually became one of the rescuers in all of thisle out of the rubble who had minor -- relatively minor non-life threatening injuries. but you can see it's still somewhat chaotic down here. the fire and police department still looking for people in the rubble here at 22nd and market from those buildings that were damaged and the one that's collapsed. that is all we can really tell you here now. >> this building apparently once housed an adult bookstore and a theater at some point according to affiliates. this was the building that was according to ari barkin from over the street, he heard this fall down and was telling us earlier that that was the building that was being demolished. and you saw there on that video actually the remains of the thrift store on the corner. we're just going to go in and show you here the area that we're talking about. it's going to zoom right into the building eventually. there we go. you can see there's the thrift store on the right on the corner. from what we understand from ari and the others, just nex

the story from erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: they may charge through the streets of pamplona for the bull that was supposed to be shipped to the slaughterhouse wandering down the streets of malaga, spain. at one point the animal charged into the tire of the moving car. >> translator: the bull lunged at a car and the bull was already a bit dazed. >> reporter: believe it or not he's not the only bull that has gone wild this year. >> watch out! >> reporter: dash cam video shows the moment a state trooper jumped onto the hood of a cruiser to avoid a bull on the loose in florida. the bull didn't tap horns and no one was seriously hurt. the bystanders in malaga were also lucky. the bull makes one final charge, this time at its owner. that's the guy in the red shirt who pulls it to the ground. small crowd piles on top of the animal. "tie its feet, tie its feet," he screams. local media reports two police officers sustained minor injuries during the ordeal. erin mclaughlin, cnn, london. >> apparently there's a school nearby so it's very fortunate there weren't kids on the street at the time.

we put cnn's erin mclaughlin on the case this morning. erin, what is happening here?. this ancient egyptian statue moving by itself while sealed inside a glass display case. museum curators couldn't believe their own eyes, so they set up a camera and recorded for a week. take a look at the time lapse footage. the statue rotates a full 360 degrees. >> it's just a mystery. we really have genuinely no idea what's going on. >> reporter: mysterious, but pretty harmless compared to the mummies in the 2001 adventure film "the mummy returns." >> oh, i hate mummies. >> reporter: those statues literally explode out of the walls of the british museum. >> it's certainly strange. you don't see that every day, do you? >> are you disturbed by this? >> am i disturbed by this? probably not as much as i should be. >> i think it's really intriguing. >> are you freaked out by it? >> i am freaked out by it. >> reporter: maybe there's a physical explanation for what's going on, vibrations from the museum visitors with clunky feet or too much traffic on the roads outside. >> this is difficu

and remember loving against virginia was preceded by the mclaughlin case. so first there was the question of no marriage, and then there was marriage. so, in that sense i understood the solicitor general to be telling us that case is not before the court today. >> forgive me, justice ginsburg. the case of -- what case isn't before the court? >> i think it was mclaughlin against florida. >> yes. >> it was cohabitation of people of different races. >> certainly. >> and the court took that case and waited to reach the merits case. >> it's -- yes, your honor. and well, forgive me, your honor. i'm not sure i'm following the court's question. >> i may -- my memory may be wrong, but i think the case was that people of different races were arrested and charged with the crime of interracial cohabitation. and the court said that that was invalid. >> yes. >> unlawful. >> yes. thank you, your honor. forgive me. and, you know, i'm glad that counsel for the respondents mentioned the loving case, because what this court -- what this court ultimately said was patently obvi