moyer, if i may. one of the things that i wanted to know about was the current makeup of the port commission. my understanding is that there are usually five members. i am wondering if you can talk about how many you have currently. i know there are a number of things that need to happen in a very short term. so the issue of making sure the port commission has a quorum is something i am definitely worried about. >> thank you. for the record, monique and moyer, port of san francisco. thank all of you for your tremendous support in helping us work through a myriad of details on the america's cup. it is going to be something for the generations, i think. it is not going to be easy. it is going to be complicated. with respect to the port commission, there are five members. there have been vacancies since july 1, actually, when the maid terms expired and the 60-day hold over. expired. -- when the may terms expired and the 60 day holdover expired. i am concerned about another delay. we have so much work to

moyer, we would not have been able to get the america's cup to san francisco. it is a very important place, and it is a place where we need financial acumen, someone with financial acumen, who is smart, who understands real estate interests and where san francisco could go in the future. i will be supporting both mr. kim and ms. katz. supervisor mar: i just wanted to thank mr. kim for the service on the retirement board and the breadth of experience to bring. a lot of the community activities have been since 2009. you have been more active on different boards with the symphony and the asian art museum. i do not feel the spark of why you want to be on the port commission. that is one of the gut level reactions i have. the mayor sought you out, and i think you are fitting nicely -- a lot of your great qualities and experience you would bring. but i just cannot feel that enthusiasm and spark to serve on, as supervisor campos mentioned, the critical time in the port commission. i will support your leadership in the future, but i will move that we continue this item

off the assembly lines, we had a very successful event, of which the mayor attended, deputy director moyer. we had many members of the media at 10, and in the backdrop, it was interesting because that was your shoreside tower component. in the forefront, we had our electric vehicles and electric vehicle charging stations. again, this is not a mandated program, but this was a public/private partnership. our company provided the equipment, and the port provided the installation. so what did the future have in store for parking? it may not be a glamorous component to the court -- to the port's daily activities, but we believe expanding the charging station will make it the most accessible parking area for electric vehicles in the city. we also believe we will be working closely with staff as well as the america's cup organizing committee to make your parking and transportation management seamless. finally, we are working closely with car share for writers in the city to expand accessibility and car share hods. in conclusion, the profitability, the accessibility, and the environmental stewards

. >> hear this, and they're just fighting each other, and might go to me moyer kids. >> lisa: as part of the outreach the city is offering, volunteers will be contacting the victims' and the suspects families to offer help such as services, finances and getting out of the gang life. >> alan: the stan is stanislaus sheriff's department is downafraiding an amber alert. it only includes the central valley and san jose. tonight divers suspended their search of a canal until monday in their search for the juliani. the sheriff said all leads point to that specific stretch ol' candle. >> we have witness statements and corroborating evidence at the scene. we just haven't been able to locate the car yet, and there's still more work to do. >> alan: divers have been using a sonar device to search for the gray toyota grin by the ex-boyfriend of juliani's mother who is suspected of kidnapping the boy. the car linked the kidnapping is a silver toyota crow la, 6hbw44 5. if you think you see it, call police. >> in san francisco, investigators are trying to figure out how a nine-year-old boy was shot

again, i use the word of bill moyers. bill, i hope i have not taken all of your stuff.t in reading his biography, it was compelling. he said this and, bill, i agree with you. "sarge is the christian who came closest to the imitation of christ in a life of service." what a wonderful way to describe an extraordinary life. sarge said the only genuine elite was the lead of those men and women who gave their lives to justice and charity. that is a deeply american faith. an elite not set by birth or wealth, not bound by time or place, but open and equal to everyone of us who truly chooses to join it. sargent shriver was a charter member of the elite service, where the of our unrestraint admiration, respect, love, and appreciation. indeed, he was a giant in the generation we called the greatest. his life was an invitation to join him, an invitation to ask not what others can do for you, but what you can do for others. the measure of his successes in the men and women who accept his invitation, literally thousands who reached out then to millions and millions and made their liv

there is the city staff, carry mcclellan, jennifer mattes, brad benson, monique moyer. the port has been remarkable. i would say the former port commissioner, we have great assets at the port of san francisco, but they are slowly starting to fall into the water. as we have seen with pierre 30/32, it has the shelf life of another, i think, 10 years. without some kind of revitalization, we could lose this asset. it is the same as you go down the port of sand and cisco. the america's cup gives us a great opportunity to rebuild that, to bring economic not just viability but a thriving economic community back to san francisco bay, so i would like to thank everyone who has been part of that. i would be remiss without thanking mark buell, who is heading the acoc, and also lucy, one of my constituents, a jewel to san francisco, who has been active on and all of the past america's cups and actually won it for the united states way back when, so i think it is important for us to recognize the people that are citizens of san francisco have done so much for the america's cup histor

. >> questio>> i think so, too, p that was 1963 or '64 and moyers was very close to johnson. he came back after the assassination. >> if that is the era of idealism, a decade of idealism, the '60s, how far removed or how far connected are we to that same night geist if that's the right word. >> there are different issues now. it's wonderful to hear linden john subpoena get rid of poverty. johnson was focused on poverty. today, people are focused on education. you have someone like wendy cobb in teach for america. there are over 1 million kids who are educated who are teaching below grade school. that is a wonderful thing to see in this country. i hope that youthful idealism. >> this is previetnam, john. there was idealism in 1961, '62, '63. the assassination, the murder of john f. kennedy put a pall over this country. by '66, we were divided as we've ever been. >> what is it today,it cynicism? is it skeptic nix. >> i look at the millennial generation, volunteers are not take together streets like their elder idealists did. i think people are working to make lives better in sm

. >> gabrielle giffords and moyer than a dozen others, including a federal judge, all guns dowd outside a supermarket in tucson, arizona. tonight, the fight to save the congresswoman's life. >> the congresswoman is not deceased. >> her astronaut husband rushing to her side, and the suspect now in custody, who is he? what is his motive? and the reaction from arizona to the white house, tonight, a special edition of "world news." the shootings in tucson. i'm david muir. as we come on the air from the west coast, it starts as a routine exercise in democracy, a congresswoman in a supermarket parking lot, meeting with her constituents when it became a seen scene of chaos. here are the late numbers at this hour. 19 people shot, 6 are now confirmed dead, including a federal judge and a young girl bury 9 years old. the congresswoman is fighting for her life, and the suspected gunman, just 22 years old, is in custody, and authorities are not convinced he acted alone. they're actively searched for someone else. president obama called this a tragedy for arizona and the entire country. and there wa

[applause] >> to quote steny hoyer and bill moyers, he changed all our lives.reluctant to define himself. he always gave all the credit to mummy or to his faith. toward the end of his life, we were insisted that he tried to capture his message, so one day at lunch i said, just talk about yourself and i will write it down. these are the words he said. i am a man who is born and has tried to live committed to being open to all people, no matter their differences, national to, race, religion, or geography. i am a man who is full of energy and health. i am a man who takes his responsibilities seriously. i am committed to doing everything i can to succeed. i am a man who tries to be original and creative. i am a man who is unencumbered by the past, by existing hierarchy. i feel free to invent. i believe the world was and is created by god. i believe the world is good beyond description. i believe that we human beings that seek life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness do so because god has given us these things. i believe they are a gift. i believe that we have a

. >>> one moyer bit of breaking news. i want -- one more bit of b reaking news. it's reported that william daly will be the next chief of staff replacing rahm emanuel. this is for the white house. he will be chief of staff and that will be announced shortly. >>> a lot of different things happening right near -- right there. >>> sal, how is our commute? >> doing pretty well. traffic continues to move along very well if you are driving north and southbound -- north and southbound. also the commute as you drive up to the coliseum, it's a little bit slow. at the toll plaza it's i mproving. if you are coming in on the golden gate bridge, the fog is lifting, you can actually see the tower so it's improving visibilitywise. >> thank you, sal. there's still some nothing out. it will be slow to burn off. for others, highs near 60. more of the same, friday, saturday, it does look like a different pattern. maybe some light rain on t uesday. >> okay. we're kind of due for it. we've been dry for a while. hope to see you tomorrow.

[applause] well, to quote steny hoyer and bill moyer, he changed our lives. end of his life we were insist tent to capture his message. i said one day at lunch, talk about yourself. i'll way it down. these are the words he said. i'm a man born and tried to live committed to being open to all people no malter their differences, nationality, race, religion, or geography. i'm full of energy and health. i'm a man who takes his responsibilities seriously, committed to do everything i can. i am a man who tries to be original and creative. i am a man unencumbered by the past. i feel free to invent. i believe the world was and is created by god. i believe the world is good beyond description. i believe that we human beings who seek life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness do so because god has given us these things. i believe they are a gift. i believe that we have a responsibility to god to do whatever we can to do good things for people, especially the poor. i believe in ideals. i believe that the world can be better if only we focus on achieving our ideals. i b

significant attention, urbana and city life have been getting significant attention at pbs, bill moyers et. the other bill with the s. and so i invite steve to give us a taste of, an introduction to the work he's doing. and all of this will just be a teaser for what we're going to be able to get to experience tomorrow. so, steve? you can speak from there or come up here. >> i guess i can speak from here. of i'll save you the trouble of looking back and forth, you know, strain your neck at this late hour. i'm going to start what a question around -- with a question around movement building that is at least a uation of a question -- variation of a question people ask all the time. one million homes were seized in 2010. it's projected that 1.2 million homes will be seized in 2011. here's the question. high aren't there mass -- why aren't there mass marchs of hundreds of thousands of people on bank of america? all these foreclosures in the midst of predatory loans, robosigning, fraudulent activity, deliberate runup of housing prices through the speculative bubble, why aren't there mass marc