[applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please welcome are masters of ceremony, johnnie moseley.ause] >> mayor newsom, distinguished guests, welcome. you might be wondering what i'm doing up here, but i did sail as a kid. at some point, i thought i could be a world class sailer. and then i got last place and i figured out skiing was for me. i would like to be involved. i'm honored to be here. i would like to be actually sailing, but this is the gig that i have got. thank you very much. these are incredible. i think that's what is bringing a lot of excitement to the america's cup that is coming to the city. it is amazing. they are fast. i may freestyle skiier. when i watch them, it is exciting. it reminds me of an extreme sport. it's going to bring a lot of excitement to this city. i've been to a lot of events that are big. i saw what the olympics did for salt lake city, and what it is still doing, all the youth programs, and the ski jumps. 2010 ended with the news we had all been hoping for, that the 2013 america's cup would come to san francisco, and, indeed, it has. are really

which i apologize, but the switchbacks occur by time of day, and we are making these switchbacks in moseley midday and in lady after 7:00 that night, after the rush hour. we do that and then because the head weights or waiting times are longer, -- the head waits or waiting times are longer. the short answer is, yes, in some cases. if we can make that announcement that the train will be short turning, that will go to the end of the line. that is my point. however, -- director: if we can address it would notice so people are not waiting in the dark or the rain or both, that seems to be a good perspective, both for supervisor chu and others. having some sort of system in that to to the situation, it gives enough advance warning to avoid the safety and bad weather situations, and perhaps announcing it in more than one language would be the best situation. i understand the switchbacks. director haley: excellent point. chair nolan: anyone else? ok, thank you, and mr.haley. director ford: just a quick note, you should of received a notice last week. this is the deputy is a director for the agency.

which i apologize, but the switchbacks occur by time of day, and we are making these switchbacks in moseley midday and in lady after 7:00 that night, after the rush hour. we do that and then

which i apologize, but the switchbacks occur by time of day, and we are making these switchbacks in moseley midday and in lady after 7:00 that night, after the rush hour. we do that and then because the head weights or waiting times are longer, -- the head waits or waiting times are longer. the short answer is, yes, in some cases. if we can make that announcement that the train will be short turning, that will go to the end of the line. that is my point. however, -- director: if we can address it would notice so people are not waiting in the dark or the rain or both, that seems to be a good perspective, both for

nbc's tanya moseley talked with the homeowner who says she was under serious financial and medical stress. >> 31? >> 31. >> reporter: they brought them out one by one. the corpses of dogs and cats. some of them so decomposed, they were unrecognizable. >> seems like everywhere you step, there's an animal. they literally did just lay down and die. >> reporter: diane cowling actually lived with those animals up until last month. >> i just shut down. i didn't see it. i didn't want to deal with it. >> reporter: cowling says she was diagnosed with breast cancer. then her home went into foreclosure. and no shelter would take in the animals. >> i spent as much money as i could feeding them. taking care of them. then i just -- you know. there wasn't enough money to go around. >> reporter: but she says there is no excuse. she believes this is the definition of animal cruelty. some of the animals had been dead for more than six months. >> what i saw was just literally four inches of feces on every surface. the kitchen table. feces this high. and trash. dead animals with trash thrown over the top of

it was really about texas moseley and inside there was a chapter or a subchapter brought the comanche's putting for the promise there was this force sitting in the middle of the continent to determine how everything happens. i am a yankee. what? i may know the all gone klein but did not know anything about the comanche. that is something in the jon were eight -- john wayne was code that we are in trouble. [laughter] so that is what sets off interest then i went back for those are interested but it is about a yankee love

mayor, seated in no particular order rahm emanuel, gery chico, miguel del vall, carol moseley braun.elcome, everyone. the format we have all agreed to is quite casual. there are no time limits. bruce and i will cut you off if needed so everyone has time to be heard on the topic. we encourage you to question and respond to each other. it should keep the evening quite likely. the debate is just under one hour. we will start with some big issues are city is facing. bruce has the first question. >> just a couple of hours ago the illinois supreme court ruled that mr. emanuel would it remain on the ballot. is that the right ruling? >> i am a lawyer and a former prosecutor. i do not question the ruling of the courts. the ruling stands. the fact is that the field has not changed. we are still in this and are trying to get our message out. i want to talk about job creation in chicago, getting our schools fixed -- i am talking about the issues that affect real chicagoans. >> mr. chico, is this a distraction to the campaign? >> no. i am not challenged anyone in my career, including rahm. i am h

moseley, nothing has changed. we will explain coming up.so, you know all of those evils you have written and it had not sent it wisely. and do you remember what was in them and you wrote and what was in the new-issue had. that is the big factor in that that book called sabres draft. it is less come mine of by default novel. it is called up his career. . it is all e-mail sent tweets. >> i am a waitress at/actress, she is not a prosecutor. tell us what your job is? >> i am a federal prosecutor by day. i serve justice and a pad bad guys through the bars. >> and then she wrote what was at fabulous entertaining novel. as in the idea for the book formulated. i thought " well, i had sent these females i think it would have been a different story. " that some of that is based on the social system on the internet. for example, e harmony and other ones. to what extent in your personal life have you found that the internet has transformed the way that you socialize compared to the way it let's say it some old might have met his wife. the clio k he doe

reduce visibility for the north bay, secondary moseley not so much on the freeways.isibility's where very much reduced, here at the toll club said you concede there is no backup for delay for the westbound ride looks like a good commute does that? for the trip to and across the upper deck. your ride the san mateo bridge, trouble-free as you head west or east, traffic looks good. lighter than usual. golden gate, 101 southbound doing very well no problems to report trimaran. east of castro valley on city streets a water main break may have restricted the lanes here. that is where boulevard parallels the freeway ones back before then underneath that you * this is one of the low points with the water main break. you're right on highway 101 no problems, delays as you head between palo alto and highway 92. we will take a break, kron 4 morning news will be right back.. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ ♪ and watch

virginia moseley. mr. b d wong and mrs. roberta wong. >> i am a little overwhelmed to be honest. am very happy that i couldn't share this with her. we got here from new york. we are very honored. [laughter] mr. john kerry and mrs. theresa heinz-carry. -- mrs. theresa heinz- lerry. >> individual members of congress have come down to rhetoric. we have come to a final compromise. the cannot expect to do the nation's business. people need to look at a way of getting things done. in a way -- >> thanks. anyway -- >> thanks. >> ms. barbara streisand and mr. dreams borland -- mr. james rolin. >> now, here is a look at president obama, first lady michelle obama and chinese president hu jintao as the dinner begins. we will follow this. evening, everybody. please have a seat. >> on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. thank you for joining us as we we payesident whhu and tribute to the bond between two great nations and it two it brought people. [speaking chinese] >> there are too many distinguished guests to mention all of you tonight, but i do want to acknowledge a f

rahm emanuel, carol moseley braun, gery chico, and miguel del valle. have agreed to is casual. no time limits, but we will cut you off if needed, so that everyone has time to be heard on the topic. we encourage you to question and respond to each other. the debate is just under one hour. we will start with questions on some of the bigger issues our city is facing. bruce has the first question. >> let's talk about the news of the day. >> just a couple of hours ago the illinois supreme court ruled that mr. emanuel would it remain on the ballot. is that the right ruling? >> i am a lawyer and a former prosecutor. i do not question the ruling of the courts. the ruling stands. the fact is that the field has not changed. we are still in this and are trying to get our message out. i want to talk about job creation in chicago, getting our schools fixed -- i am talking about the issues that affect real chicagoans. >> mr. chico, is this a distraction to the campaign? >> no. i am not challenged anyone in my career, including rahm. i am had been privileged to serve

candidates for mayor, seated in no particular order rahm emanuel, gery chico, miguel del vall, carol moseleyraun. welcome, everyone. the format we have all agreed to is quite casual. there are no time limits. bruce and i will cut you off if needed so everyone has time to be heard on the topic. we encourage you to question and respond to each other. it should keep the evening quite likely. the debate is just under one hour. we will start with some big issues are city is facing. bruce has the first question. >> just a couple of hours ago the illinois supreme court ruled that mr. emanuel would it remain on the ballot. is that the right ruling? >> i am a lawyer and a former prosecutor. i do not question the ruling of the courts. the ruling stands. the fact is that the field has not changed. we are still in this and are trying to get our message out. i want to talk about job creation in chicago, getting our schools fixed -- i am talking about the issues that affect real chicagoans. >> mr. chico, is this a distraction to the campaign? >> no. i am not challenged anyone in my career, including rahm.

candidates for mayor, city did i in no particular order ron emmannuel, gery chico, miguel deval, carol moseley braun. welcome, everyone. the format we have all agreed to is quite casual. there are no time limits. bruce and i will cut you off if needed so everyone has time to be heard on the topic. we encourage you to question and respond to each other. it should keep the evening quite likely. the debate is just under one hour. we will start with some big issues are city is facing. bruce as the first question. >> just a couple of hours ago the illinois supreme court ruled that mr. emmannuel would it remain on the ballot. is that the right ruling? >> i am a lawyer and a former prosecutor. i do not question the ruling of the courts. the ruling stands. the fact is that the field has not spent -- has not changed. we are still in this and are trying to get our message out. i want to talk about job creation in chicago, getting our schools fixed -- i am talking about the issues that affect real chicagoans. >> mr. gigot, is this a distraction to the campaign? >> no. i am not challenged anyone in my car