. >> and then finally, i just want to reiterate what luis said, leena chin and mindy and the rest of folks that are managing the whole blip program do an outstanding job are making sure your tax dollars are well spent. this project, like we strive for in everyone, was on time, it was on budget. and this is really the model library for the system. we're very proud to have worked on it. my wife, grew up part of her childhood on 17th avenue came here as a little girl for story-time. it is special to be here. congratulations to y'all and a great new library. >> when we talk about the community owning the library, there's no better example than when you wralk inside and see the chairs and computers and the technology, it is because of a grass roots organization that galvanizes folks to give and contribute to the library campaign. and it is my pleasure to introduce the executive director of the friends of the library who does a phenomenal job in doing that. also i have a check from her that i want to make sure to pass over to her. here you go. >> absolutely. we have so much to celebrate to

here's mindy tallmadge from the fire department. >> the vehicle lost power and the driver was a 24-year-old woman who wasn't able to control the vehicle, wasn't able to brake. the vehicle crossed the street and hit a group of pedestrians that were waiting for a bus. they weren't at the bus stop. they were waiting in the shade next to a building and unfortunately, that's exactly where her vehicle ended up. >> reporter: five people were taken to san francisco's trauma center, san francisco general, one with life-threatening injuries. apparently, four with very serious injuries. tallmadge says it appears that the driver -- it was just an accident, no criminal intent apparently. the driver wasn't arrested. the investigation continues. we don't know much about the people at the bus stop, assume there were all adults, don't know if there were children. in any case, five people were hurt. >> thank you, don knapp in san francisco. >>> in side bar, three people are dead after a gravel truck slammed into an apartment building this morning. the victims are a man, a woman and a child. police say the tr

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. >> reporter: fire department woman is mindy talmadge told us it doesn't appear that drugs or alcohol an issue. the 24-year-old female driver was not arrested, but police have impounded the vehicle and will test it extensively to see what role if any it will play in the crash. >> don knapp, thank you. >>> in santa barbara, three people are dead after a gravel truck careened off the highway and crashed into the house. the victims are a couple and their 7-year-old son. police say the truck was carrying a double load and lost its brakes as it was coming off state route 154. the driver suffered only minor injuries. >>> planned parenthood is cutting ties to seven health clinics in five bay area counties. the centers won't be closed down. linda yee with details on what's going on. >> reporter: those clinics will stay open for now. but under a new name and organization. that might be a relief to the 50,000 people those clinics serve. today, we have learned that starting september 3, the existing clinics will be known as golden gate community health. while those familiar planned parenthood he

we are drawing down in iraq and not using these vehicles in afghanistan -- rather, we are using the mindy mrap's in afghanistan. guest: that is a good question. they are moving them out in some fashion so that most abubakar combat units -- so that most of the combat units are using them. it would not be a whole lot of them, but most units would have the capability. host: he used the phrase "min mrap." can you describe the difference? guest: it is the one i was speaking about, the all terrain vehicle. it is somewhat smaller. they still has a lot more weight than a humvee and is still has that cone-shaped wholhull. next host: call from pennsylvania. caller: no price can be put on a life, and as far as these mrap's go, they have to be the most wonderful vehicle ever made so far. i could not have lived without the things, i tell you what. and believe me, i spent some sleepless nights sitting inside one and i never felt safer. host: what was your experience with the mrap? were you in iraq? caller: yes, iraq and afghanistan. we had a full-size in afghanistan as well and personally, i was never

we are drawing down in iraq and not using these vehicles in afghanistan -- rather, we are using the mindy mrap's in afghanistan. guest: that is a good question. they are moving them out in some fashion so that most abubakar combat units -- so that most of the combat units are using them. itould not be a whole lot of them, but most units would have the capability. host: he used the phrase "min mrap." can you describe the difference? guest: it is the one i was speaking about, the all terrain vehicle. it is somewhat smaller. they still has a lot more weight than a humvee and is still has that cone-shaped wholhull. next host: call from pennsylvania. caller: no price can be put on a life, and as far as these mrap's go, they have to be the most wonderful vehicle ever made so far. could not have lived without the things, i tell you what. and believe me, i spent some sleepless nights sitting inside one d i never felt safer. host: what was your expience with the mrap? were you in iraq? caller: yes, iraq and afghanistan. we had a full-size in afghanistan as well and personally, i was never in one o

at pier 96 this hazardous material situation we have mindy live there with jackie's the solos on the now 11 people felt ill when they had this white powder? >> basically there was a box in recycling plan that was being moved down a conveyor belt it broke open the pottery's substance got into the atmosphere and actually the number is 12 people experienced eye irritation. 12 of them had their eyes flashed on the scene everybody is fine. we transported one individual where the eye irritation. to >> know what was in the box? >> we have has not on the scene and public health on the scene. we will determine what the substance was >> is that area close down right now? >> no they are inside right now all the workers have been removed the product is isolated. they will analyze it on the scene. >> how long do you think you'll be out there? >> i would imagine up to >> an hour> think you mandy talking about the hazardous material in san francisco. a 30 2:00 a.m. everybody has to deal with the cool them tomorrow is the coolest day? >> maybe even a chance of the north bay tomorrow morning the late

mindy reiser with the united nations association or the national capitol area. in terms of priorities, education would be-- seemed to be ready critical. you know certainly some professionals have left iraq and that numbers of physicians and teachers and sciences have really diminish so in terms of your guidance to a.i.d. and your work with the world bank and other multilateral governors, how are you prioritizing needs? there is also the issue of women in a variety of contexts and pressures on them. obviously iraq is a sovereign state and has its own traditions but i wonder in terms of embassies, capacity building, assistance by ngo's what you might do as a friendly support to make sure that some of the issues of women place and possibilities are not bypassed or diminish? >> you know i think that there are many things we could do ver usefully in iraq over the coming years. we have taken the view that we need to tackle the most strategic challenges and do those things well. the reason i have been talking as much as i have been about lee's training and administrati

the goals are five that are accepted by all of the scholars with yoon and mindy. the rights to life, free expression, faith, family, and property. if there is any violation of those goals, it is a violation of sh'ria. that, and understanding is really the gulf that our organization and other organizations are pursuing. >> i will take another cut at that in a different way. i am a catholic. all priests are not pedophiles. i work with the italians. they are not all tied in with the mob. i am married to an irish woman, she does not drink. [laughter] i remember saying after christmas day attempt to blow up the plane in detroit that we learned from that that we did not connect the dots and our intelligence community correctly. as dangerous as not connecting the dots is to wrongly connect the dots and think you have come up with the picture. i think one of the problems we have got is that as i said in my remarks, they concluded every single incident that has occurred and drawn portrait of islam. some have chastise me for using the word bigotry. let's understand what it