but micky still figuring out how she will sound. we have to witness for the show to find out that answer. is city. after memorial day the replica bridge will be made sturdy and you good tote a to play it at the museum next summer on the embarcadero. >> when 7 news at 9:00 tips tonight. what if you could take a pill that prevents the aids virus. just ahead. bay area drug maker expected to win approval for just such a solution. >> can employers really demand job applicant reveal the facebook pass words? i'm michael. few things you can did to get around it. >>> also. washington insider is on his way out. >> why we are so addicted to facebook. another half hour of news begins here in just a news begins here in just a moment [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. this week a crazy low price on tide, $10.99 for 100 ounces. 12 rolls of bounty are $11.99. that's a do

. >> coming up how micky heart is planning to celebrate the 75th birthday of the golden gate bridge. >> you'll hear what it sounds like next. orks a new study predicts california will add 65,000 new jobs in the second quarter of 2012. certainly welcome to news to people look for new jobs. and college grads were there hoping to turn diplomas into paychecks. >> it's getting better but it's still difficult right new to find a job. >> our next hire event will take place june 5th at center concord on clayton road. >> memorial day weekend the 75th birthday celebration will include a unique performance. a bay area musician will be playing a giant replica of the bridge. abc 7 news got a look at the unique mix of art and technology. check it out n late 1960s or early 70s just as grateful dead was becoming a powerful musical force, one of the drummers became entranced by the golden gate bridge. >> i sensed there was sounds coming from the bridge. i pictured it as a giant wind harp he wanted to play the bridge so he snuck out with a rubber hammer. >> and tapping on the brinl trying to record it

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you and micki callahan, it's really not easy at all to face a year when there's 27 contracts open, trying to face everybody in the room, trying to make sure that we can make promises we can keep. having been a former employees relations director, i know that keeping promises with our labor representative is critical to building trust and to make sure that we carry out and we honor all that they do every single day in carrying out services for us. to all the department heads and your wonderful staffs, thank you. i also want to make sure i acknowledge all of our labor unions, all of our representatives. for years you've worked with us and sacrificed and bemoaned the bad budget years, but you've stepped up in every occasion. for the department heads and non-department heads who we've shared challenges with, thank you for sacrificing so many years. and now we get to, i think, a budget that has some relatively good news and a good foundation. this year we begin the hard work of presenting the city's first two-year budget. and we began that year with a $263 million deficit for our general fund.

there is some high clouds out there providing a micky sky there. there is a spectacular shot. you can see clouds making sure that there is a nice looking day and temperatures down today. did you feel it? >> there is a high clouds moving across the bay area, and more than that fog just for low clouds cleared away. wind out of the northwest is about 5-15 degrees of cooling. the wind is a factor because you have wind coming out of the west gusting to 38 miles per hour right now. there is feelings perhaps cooler than out there. it's a wind coming off the cool ocean waters. so cooler than average conditions continuing. temperatures into mid-50s around places like half moon bay to 74 degrees in santa rosa. highs so far from low 50s to mid-70s so we're out of the 80s, clear skies and breezy tonight. high clouds across ask showers in the forecast for thursday. not going to be a big rain event but we're going to need umbrellas. there is high pressure over pacific. alignment brings about winds and there is winds keeping cooler than normal conditions in place. then, thursday, this system

some of the retired, micki griffin, a larry ryan. there is one gentleman here that i have to mention. that is deputy chief santos. thank you. [applause] this is not the kind of ceremony that he will ast we ask you to l the end to applause. i want you to jump up and down. do not read anything, because we will have to pay for it. but the know we appreciate them. i'm going to get right to it. first up, john garrity. i would like to have sergeant beretta, brian, morris and johnson up on the stage, please. capt. garity will redo the award citation. -- will read the award citation. >> good evening. on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence,

there is a new sound from micky hart coming up at 6:00. now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. and there is a rare pink diamond expected to fetch up to $12 million at the end of the month. >> and there is a sparkler in hong kong. >> weighs in at 12 carats. krift ease says it's the first time this type of diamond has been sold at auction. >> and what do you know? >> thanks for joining us we'll eleven you with pictures of the fire burning in a tire stststststststststststststststst

and the grateful dead's micky hart turns the gonden gate bridge into a musical instrument. >> sky 7 hdver a fire that burned this afternoon but is just now starting to get under control. >> this started in a tire shop in eastern contra costa county. it's been spewing black smoke into the air. >> if you're nearby, you should stay inside with your doors and -- doors and windows closed. >> we want to go now, let's give you an idea of where this fire is burning. the tire shop is on

chairman shapiro alluded earlier to the challenges of the market-micki extension. my understanding is among the many specific roles we will impose, we will establish much tricks that will quantify how much income can be learned from the day one offer spread verses what can be earned from subsequent market spreads? we will have roles that will describe how much business the market user much do within business and within the interdealer community. we will have to decide and have rules that will dig down into whether we will quantify these things of the level of the individual trader or several traders or aggregate the entire trading floor. how will we do this? you have a corporate bond portfolio that has credit risk. can you shore of the s&p 500 against that? can you use credit defaults what? my point is this as a huge cost, not just the direct cost of compliance. it also has the cost of less liquidity. it will lead to less innovation, into knows what kinds of unintended consequences -- and it will have who knows what kind of unintended consequences when people want

mickie was last seen riding her bike in the early morning of may 19th.la cruz, now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> even though he served 26 years behind bars, paul komyatti still goes back to prison once a week. >> who are you here to see? >> rosemary. >> 1704. but now it's to visit his 85-year-old mother who's still serving time for her role in the murder of paul's father. >> hi, mom. >> hi. how are you? >> love you. >> when i got locked up, she was 57. she was very physically fit, very active woman. and now, you know, she's in a wheelchair now. how you feeling? still having problems on your right side? >> yes. >> is there anything new going on? >> not too much. >> hopefully that will change soon. >> the worst thing that ever happened to him in his life is right now with his mom, where she's at. that's the worst thing, that he hasn't been able to fix right now. him being home and her not being able to be here with us, i just want her home. i just wanted her to come home with us, you know, where she b

. >>> micky le dave besos en pantalla y cuando la tiene de frente tiembla. >>> alejandro berry te llamÓr la maÑana, pero ahora va a jugar usted, y va a jugar a usted porque nuestros compaÑeros van are presentar un televidente que ha querido jugar con nosotros la primera jugadora se llama annett cÓmo estas de donde llamas. la florida. >>> quÉ na skwie con quien quieres jugar. >>> chiqui. muy bien el juego es fÁcil, lastima que elegiste a chiqui, se llama cÚbreme la taza y chiqui tiene un minuto la intenciÓn esdespierta americaun. >>> no esta difiamericciluniv c :ivision@@despierta americauniv. >>>ivision@@despierta americaun. : casi, mente positiva. >>> echale porras. >>> mÁs, mas. >>> agarra todos. >>> no, estÁ muy abajo no bajes la mano. 15 despierta americaunivision@@@ . faltando un segundo a ver quÉ dice la televidente. >>> no importa. >>> sÍ, lo hizo, vamos a ver la prÓxima televidente se prepara a sÓlo un segundo, quien estÁ en lÍnea, johanna. >>> cÓmo estas de donde eres. >>> de houston. >>> houston texas con des@@ta amÉrica, va a jugar con carla o ernesto. >>> con ernesto. .>>> p

. >>> micky le dave bos en paalla y cuando la tiene de fren tiembla. >>> alejandro berry te llamÓ o noÓn que serÁ llano con est tapa plÁstica mira como quita la mugre. >>> quÉ practico porque a veces ni siquiera las fibras ayudan >>> a esto mira, y si no, de pronto,el otro lad tambiÉn. fui corren se, asÍ que tenemos una foa prÁctica d hacerlo, porÚlto. >>> estes lo mÁximo, a veces tenemos las bolsas plÁstica para poner la basura y rl cordÓn se rompiÓ, esta es la Última maravill en tnologÍa, mira hacemos le vamos a hacer una x y esto sirve de tapa para la bolsa de basura, ya. porque a veces en la calle todo se siÓ, laol exploto con estas cosas y p Último, usted va a necesitar@ su mido asÍ y ya >>> gracias julia, me encantÓ, vamos a continuar, te cansaste?. >>> vamos con mÁs una pausa pero no se marche al regreso vam a jugar con los televidentes, les tenemos una sorpresa, ademÁs, les podemos ayudar a cuidar sus manos, sepa com conseguir manos suav como las de una bebÉ y tambiÉn le vamos a decir por que pronto selena serÁ sÍmboloe bolsillolo de los linos. y demos vamos a jur!. aquÍ en des

again, i want to thank chairman turner and chairman micky on for making sure that we did not include that in the bill. >> thank you, gentlemen. he yields back. any other discussion? okay, mr. turner is recognized for the purpose of introducing an amendment. >> i ask unanimous consent. >> without objection, so ordered. will the clerk please pass out the amendment to be offered on the block. the amendments will be dispensed. >> the gentleman is recognized for five minutes for the purpose of offering and explaining his amendments. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the package is comprised of the following. an amendment by mr. larson regarding changes to the director for port language. amended by mr. rivers berger regarding the section 3119. for amendments by myself, one regarding insertion to the direct report language, a second to amend section 1234. a third regarding titles ii. and a fourth regarding title ix. an amendment by mr. larson guarding title x and an amendment by mr. ruppersberger regarding the language and by mr. brooks regarding an amendment to the directive report. i yield back

now police are saying that is not an optimistic sign and yet micky's family believes she is still alive. mickey shunick, her friends say, is a big ball of sunshine. >> she is -- she's strong. she is -- she has a little bit of sass. >> reporter: one that's been missing from their lives for ten agonizing days. >> i don't even like to think of reality or normal or how things should be. >> reporter: a break in the case came sunday hi the bike the 22-year-old was last seen riding turned up in a swampy area under a highway bridge. some 25 miles from where she was last seen on the streets of lafayette. police are now searching the remote location, as well as a nearby river. >> we went out and did a search of the area. once we completed that then we began a search of not only the waterway by air but also by boat and by sonar. >> reporter: the university of louisiana student was last seen may 19th when she left a friend's house just before 2:00 a.m. on her bike, and said to be headed home. that friend posted this video on youtube. >> we need your help. she needs your help. bring mickey home. >>

[laughter] >> dean micki, chapter present at st. john's university law school.want to put james madison back in the spotlight in terms of foreign affairs, and is like the panel to respond to what madison wrote about power of the president in the constitution. and he wrote in no part of the constitution more wisdom be found than in the clause which decides the question of war or peace to the legislature. and he goes onto explain why one man should not have so much power to take entire country into war. and i was wondering if any members of the panel disagree with medicine is a question of constitution interpretation? and then further, if any members of the panel disagreed with him as a matter of whether that is a wise clause of the constitution? >> everybody is looking at me, i don't know why. i think it's a great question. i see you're reading from madison participation of the debates which, of course, take place after the ratification of the constitution. this is something people debate about, whether historians, jack here at stanford has written a very interes