we looked at the metro east. we loved1 south mendes, transbay, we looked at the overhead lines building at 1455 division street, we look at retrofitting lennox. we looked at using the central subway transit-oriented development, one of the sites they are acquiring. we looked at muni metro east on some of the new acreage that is undeveloped as of yet. and we look at a tbd green field, acquiring new property, the costs there. supervisor kim: where is the greenfield? >> it is a tbd. if we were to go out and require new real-estate and develop a facility there. it was sort of a control that we were reusing in the study. supervisor chu: out of the nine sites, why would this one b preferred -- be preferred >>? there were 12 criteria that were traded against. this was the lowest capital cost. operating cost, security, proximity to the subway, operating cost. i do not have all of the criteria in front of me but they are in the study that is attached to the item. so in aggregate, this site was a valley with the highest of

they start out add muni metro east, right off of cesar chavez. they ride the t-line to get to their post and back. we have folks that are dedicated to the k-t line on a daily basis. they do monthly focused inspections at different stations along third street. we have the muni transit assistance that are concentrating in the bay view area. they write buses and trains throughout the area. they are a uniformed presence to be -- to deter crime. we work closely with the bayview district police station, with the fare inspectors and the muni transit assistants. we look at different hot spot locations. we work with the sfpd. we use their numbers to deploy the muni response team, and we see the areas where we have major concerns. we will deploy the inspectors with the muni response team out there also. john mentioned the pco's. they held go out, and they go to different locations on the lines. if there are traffic problems, they can direct traffic and help the transit vehicles get through safely and in a speedy manner. supervisor cohen, you mentioned swit

to the north and east of the d.c.-metro, towards baltimore, temperatures today, 83 degrees.ot happen until well after 5:00. look at this longstanding record high. cooling down to 73 degrees at airport, in the mid-60's, 72 degrees after a high of 82 degrees. 65 degrees at this hour. finally, oxon hill, md., with an of 84 degrees. temperatures cooling as skies begin to clear. 69 for dallas, fredericksburg. look at this. skies, 3:00 this afternoon. showers are beginning to push in north.e fizzle out ast to they move towards the south. light showers, the heaviest sell over the chesapeake bay. quiet and mainly dry, high westure to the north and of us. it will be allowed to return as wind.hwesterly heat and humidity will begin to -- a, increasing into the escape to the beaches. look for high temperatures in upper 70's, of 280 degrees. water temperatures are still a bit cool. the next 48 hours could see a strange shower or two late in afternoon. only about a 20% chance. high pressure saddling back across the area. 60 to 66 degrees, a couple of showers possible. 86 degrees tomorrow.

energy could trigger an isolated storms east and northeast of the metro area later on today.hink we will get left over cloud cover from that system. the debts dream is shown in blue. the war indicates where we have most of the heat and humidity. we are on the edge of that today. highs in the lower 90's. indianapolis, will be in the mid 90's. chicago in the upper 90's later on today. heat and humidity will be pushing our way and will make it to us tomorrow. near 100 tomorrow and thursday. 92 today with an isolated mountain thunderstorm out west. tomorrow 98 is a high temperature. record as challenging heat on wednesday and thursday. >>> metro rail, marc rail, drv off to a good start this morning. we will take you to some cameras. it is all about the bridges. no problems on the 14th street bridge in or out of the district. looks good at the memorial bridge. how about traffic in the next camera, which is headed to 110 over to washington boulevard or to the roosevelt bridge? look good on 66 inside and outside the beltway. and here's the american legion bridge. smooth. >>> 5:20, 6

east to 95. out on the rails, no delays, metro, vre or marc. good news there. >> 6:43, 68 degrees.lan to hold a giant dance party on the national mall. gets your shoes out. >>> the woman on the other end of the con >>> i brought pain to people i care about the most and the people who believed in me. and for that i'm deeply sorry. >> it was a tearful public apology congressman anthony weiner says he takes full responsibility for lying about pictures he posted online. that admission came after a week of heated exchange. after he repeatedly claimed he was the target of hackers. now he admits he did send sally charged photographs to several women. one woman is giving more details about the depth of their relationship. >> they never met in person. this was an online relationship. when he denied the photos were his, a lot of people rolled their eyes. to them it was not surprising that the hacked account excuse was a lie. the more shocking information that the congressman offered in his public confession yesterday is he has e-mailed photos like that and sexed with six women over several y

. >> let me ask you, though, state ig has recently closed their metro, their middle east regional office. >> no, sir, they have not. >> they have not? >> no, sir, they have not. >> how many people do they have there? >> they have not closed the middle east regional office, not that i'm aware of. >> okay. >> they're, in fact, just done another report. i mean, a report that you cited that they did last fall and -- >> we're talking about people there, not here. >> no. they're there. >> you have the closing word now. any comments you would like to make. >> commissioners, there is no doubt that the activity that the state department is engaged in iraq and will be engaged in afghanistan when the timeline is fixed for the withdrawal of united states troops is, is unusual, it is beyond the scope of anything that we have ever done in the past, and that is acknowledged. on the other hand, the state department has historically stepped up to challenges. the fall of the berlin wall result inside the opening of 24 new dip plomatic and consular posts in the immediate aftermath of the fall of the wall,

a shower as far east as the shenandoah valley and only a small chance of a shower around the metro area later this afternoon. otherwise, high clouds and highs up around 90 and even hotter on wednesday and thursday with more humidity, afternoon highs reaching the upper 90s and may feel like more than 100 degrees when you factor in the humidity. then on friday, should be partly sunny with afternoon highs a bit cooler and also an increased chance of showers and thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and that's going to be the story over the weekend, as well. and a bit cooler, too. sunday's high only low 80s and low 80s on monday and partly cloudy. that's the way it looks right now, barbara? >> thank you very much, tom. >>> now to a developing story out of central new york. that's where a sheriff deputy was shot and killed overnight in oneida county. he was at a standoff overnight. authorities say he was killed after a shootout with 41-year-old gunman. when authorities went to tell his wife about the news, she went into labor with their second child. oneida county is 30 miles southeast of s

metro will see thunderstorms and you saw those on the radar as will atlanta. so a lot of big cities, especially on the east coast are going to see some air traffic problems. so plan ahead, give yourself an extra ten or 20 minutes and that should doed trick. >> i walked out this morning and i felt that sort of humidity in the air, the summer new york things thing that says rain is probably coming. rob, stick around for this. watch the next story. you've got to see this video. folks at home, come over to the tv and look at this clip. that is willie. >> come on. >> willie, the amazing dancing chihuahua. ♪ >> i don't even know what to say about this it's nine minutes after 5:00 in the morning. and you and me are watching a dancing chihuahua named willie. it doesn't look natural, does it? >> no. and that's the first chihuahua i've ever seen that's not yapping. >> he seems very still. he's not struggling to keep his balance. he seems quite normal. >> we'll think about that. rob good to see you, my friend. >>> remember the story we told you about yesterday, the 95-year-old cancer patient whose adult diapers were

east, we'll have strong storms and damaging winds and hail. we could see some heavy rains. we've got watches and flood advisories up in the new york city metrolready soaked. that's why we're looking at the possibility of flooding. >>> good morning to you. a nice mild start. gorgeous conditions already. it's cloudy along the peninsula but by 11:30 the sun should shine through and we'll see a mostly sunny sky take shape. 78 in san jose and 79 in napa. the weekend stays nice. feel free to make the outdoor plans. possibly a little rain in the mix on monday. >>> i have to keep my cameraman dry because i love him. savannah. >>> today's "daily dose" is brought to you by delicious fiber one chewey bars. cardboard, no. delicious, yes. >> all right. try to get that image out of your head. let's go on. this morning on today's "daily dose" your target numbers for healthy living. from cholesterol to blood sugar, do you know where you should be? dr. nancy snyderman is nbc's chief medical editor. good morning. >> hi, savannah. >> let's start with blood pressure. what's the magic number? for those that aren't clear on it, why is this so important? >> i don'