mr. mcdonald, i guess is like the godfather of this whole thing, from what i hear. [no audible dialogue] >> so while each man had their own goals going into the group, their successes together have tasted sweeter than they ever could have imagined, which makes sense. after all, how fulfilling are dreams if you can't share them with others? for california country, i'm tracy sellers. >> ♪ this is dedicated to the one i love ♪ >> now he's gonna sing. >> i'm sure glad-- >> where's my backup? >> you? >> i'm sure glad you're in th wine business and not a singer. >> [laughter] >> that concludes today's tour of the best of "@alifornia country." join us next time for more undiscovered treasures from the most fascinating state in the country. [captioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] [captioned by the naticnal captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] >> good morning, everyone. we are going to begin. all and to he relaunch of the ambassadors program. i am the executive director for civic and give jim an immigrant affairs. thank you to everyone for coming

mcdonald's. >> at which point mr. casey would not let anybody leave from mcdonald's. he was not just minding his own business. >> patrick casey's death has been ruled a homicide, but that is because he died at somebody else's hands. >>> some tense moments on the georgetown university campus today. a man was spotted on campus with a gun. police officers searched the area but they found nothing. later, a man causing a disturbance was detained. a gun was found near a tree there. police emphasized those incidents are unrelated to be initialled campus alert. >>> to the weather and some big changes for the weekend. >> it is the beginning of october. it will be feeling like it outside. >> we have been talking about it since monday, a major change. that is when this cold weather pattern is going to develop. the cold front is moving to the area now. the temperatures are starting to fall west of the metro area, out towards the mountains. it is 72 act sulles. mostly cloudy and smiled throughout the evening. -- and mild throughout the evening. tomorrow, temperatures will run 20 d

mr. cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day.

mr. cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. >> hello. 9 judge terri l. jackson. the court is now recruiting prospective civil grand jurors. our goal is to develop a pool of candidates that is inclusive of all segments of our city's population. >> the jury conducts investigations and publishes findings and recommendations. these reports them become a key part of the civic dialog on how we can make san francisco a better place to live and work. >> i want to encourage anyone that is on the fence, is considering participating as a grand jury member, to do so. >> so if you are interested in our local city government and would like to work with 18 other enthusiastic citizens committed to improving its operations, i encourage you to consider applying for service on the civil grand

mr. cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiration behind the new exhibit that takes us to the dark side of the plant world. >> i am amy stewart. i am the arthur of "wicked plants," the weeds that killed lincoln's mother and other botanical atrocities. with the screens fly trap, that is kind of where everybody went initially, you mean like that? i kind of thought, well, all it does is eat up bugs. that is not very wicked. so what? by wicked, what i mean is that they are poisonous, dangerous, deadly or immoral or maybe illegal or offensive or awful in some way. i am in the profe

mr. cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. if you would like to make general public comment on an item that is not on calendar, that is item four and continued again on item 15. last, please address your comments to the commission during comment on public comment. neither commission or staff will respond to public questions but will respond after public comment is closed. with that, i think there was announcements about items. >> yes. the basketball court renovations will be removed from the consent calendar and be heard on the general calendar. items, 10, 11, and 12, have been removed from the calendar and will not be heard today. if anyone is here on those items, they have been taken off the calendar. we are now on item number two, the president's report. >commissioner bu

mr. cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. >> ok. we will get started. i'm the senior communications manager for the california department of trorbgs spokesperson for the san francisco oakland bay bridge. we have invited the media to give you an update on construction progress for our new bridge. a number of things are happening right now and will continue to happen the next two years as we get ready to open up the new bridge to public service. first, we have a transport ship that recently arrived during our final segment that will be put in place the next couple of months to complete the main deck for the suspension bridge. we also, the past few weeks, have constructed a cat walk system that is very visible to the public that will act as a platform for our construction tea

mr. cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. >> welcome to your school. how're you doing? we are lowering the speed 2015. we are going to do it all over the city. thank you. good morning. welcome to your school. we are posting the new signs for the miles per hour zone. we will lower them all to 15 around the school, just to keep it safe for the kids. i get to announce that today, so i thought i would welcome the kids. , on up. come on up. are you excited? thank you. good morning, everyone. i am happy to be here. you are going to learn a lot today. we are here to help make sure that you are safe. we want to always make sure that when our kids go to school it is safer. sometimes, as your parents will tell you, they will see a lot of cars and sometimes buses will go too fast on

mr. cox. on behalf of carmen chu, for helen mcdonald on behalf of mirkarimi, on behalf of -- >> if we can have miss westbrook for the entire board, without objection, that will be the case. and leicester's any business and from the this board, i think we are returned for to -- unless there is any business in front of this board, i think we are adjourned for the day. supervisor kim: good morning and welcome to the special rules supervisor committee. we have just one event today. today i am joined by supervisor johsean elsbernd. are klerk today is linour clerk. could you please call item no. 1. >> item number one, ordinance amending the students go campaign and government section. it is capping the amount of public matching funds. i believe we have the department head for the ethics commission here to speak to us today. >> good morning, supervisors. on june 27 the supreme court issued a decision, which struck down arizona's public finance law, in particular because having reached certain thresholds public candidates get additional public funds in response to independent expenditures. the supreme

mcdonald's and even blocked people from leaving. they believe he may have been drinking. >> the initial push came from, we believe it was mr. casey. it may have been someone that was with him. we are ironing that out. but that was the initial push that put a subject down on the ground. >> now captain michael says someone from that group pushed or punched back. casey fell, hit his head, he suffered a severe brain injury and he died on tuesday. his parents told a far different story. >>> an unusual sentence was handed down in a montgomery county hate crime case today. it is not the prison time that got our attention. everybody on this case expected the suspect, steven armstrong would be sent to prison. but as scott broom tells us, nobody expected the judge to ban him from returning to his own home once he gets out. >> i'm scott broom in wheaten where a neighbor was sent away to prison today for committing hate crimes against his hispanic neighbors and told by the judge once he gets out of prison, he will not be allowed to live in the neighborhood again. steven armstrong conducted a personal campaign of hate and intimidation against

that would be like mcdonald's only being charged for dispursesing the coke but not ordering or marketing. >> brown: mrrus. >> there are so many moving parts. bank of america says they will still lose about $2a revenue as a result of this. but they're not saying they are going to lose any money. what they are in fact saying is they are going to make less money as a result of this. so they are really trying to make good to their shareholders at this point with this $5 or $60 a year fee that's going to be imposed. and let's look at the numbers. b of a says this is going to put them down $2 billion but they've got 57 million consumer and small business accounts. now if just a majority, not all of them, just a majority use debit cards, that means they will have a windfall of $3 billion. so they come out a billion dollars ahead out of all of this. where is the fairness in all of that. >> well, mr. hunt is always-- is making less money or making money at all. >> sure it is, we want to give people free checking accounts. we can't do that any more. decades of generations have seen free checking going forward t

mrs. terrie suit who was appointed by governor bob mcdonald as the assistant governor for commonwealth preparedness january of 2011. subsequently, she was appointed as the secretary for veterans affairs and homeland security where she works to make virginia the most veteran-friendly state in the union. as part of her responsibility, she works with local, state and federal officials to develop a seamless coordinated security and preparedness strategy and implemented a plan. prior to an appointment by the governor, she served as a member of the house of delegates, worked on business development and government affairs director for the law firm of williams, mullen and numerous additional positions of responsibility. she has received numerous rewards from several organizations, most recently in 2010 she was selected as one of virginia lawyer's weekly influential women of virginia and she certainly is that. recognizing her outstanding efforts in all fields including law of business, health care, education and the arts. please join me in welcoming the honorable mrs. terrie suit. [applause] >> thank you. t

mcdonald's and several people involved in this. that is not exactly what happened and patrick wasn't really an innocent bystander. >> mr. casey was not just sitting minding his own business. he was going around as it has been described so far, interacting with other patrons other than the people that the final interaction was with. no one has characterized it as looking to pick a fight. he was just being irritating. >> police also say there is video from inside the mcdonald's that has a clip about what happened. they will not be releasing that video. they also say they talked to the men. some people involved in this fight from both sides and they have also talked to people inside the mcdonald's about this incident. now again, i talked to his parents and told them about what the police are saying. the police are not giving them any information about what they found in their investigation and the parents say there's absolutely no way based on what they have been told by patrick's friends that it went down like this. they say there's no way that patrick was out there trying to tart a fight. he's not that kind of guy. it's

overcompensation tends to be comparing fire chiefs to mcdonald's employees and this is something not of a meaningful comparison. >> thank you. no further questions. >> mr. moore your witness. >> professor shoemaker let me get the facts straight about your background. you ui professor and that history and legal studies. is that correct? at the university of wisconsin, madison? does that make you about the most liberal person in america? [laughter] >> is there someone more liberal than a person on the campus in the liberal arts school? let me ask you about. >> it is excellent not a liberal arts college. >> let me ask about the disgrace of what happened over the winter. we there to observe the goings on? >> yes. >> let me ask you this question. according to news reports that are very credible, the schools throughout the state of wisconsin, especially in the walkie, had to be shut down by several days because the teachers were protesting in madison. can i ask you this question? how is that putting children first? >> as far as i understand it, in some school districts in milwaukee and what is and there were schools closed for as many as two or three days. >

mr. huntsman lamenting the affect of pride that comes with self sufficiency. which is both true and a little hard to take from the man that's heir to the mcdonald's big mac styrofoam container invention. sometimes it's hard to tell with corporations are people, how far away are we from the chamber of commerce running for president, but they did just release their own jobs plan. the jobs plan, of course, calling for more tax cuts, naturally, also more oil drilling, naturally. but also the chamber of commerce called for increased spending on infrastructure. for all the gridlock on the issue of the economy, could that actually be a way forward? last week when barack obama talked up the idea of infrastructure at the white house, he spoke with a representative of the chamber of commerce and the head of the aflcio. the part he said was a preview of what he's going to offer on thursday, he shouted out infrastructure specifically, and listen to how he did it. >> on thursday, we're going to lay out a new way forward on jobs to grow the economy and put more americans back to work right now. i don't want to give everything away right here, because i want you all to tune in o

mr. dedmon's truck, the truck backs up and surges forward suddenly, running right over the defenseless man. according to police, dedmon with two teenaged girls as his passengers drove to a local mcdonald'sith the rest of the group. there, according to witnesses interviewed by police, he said i r i ran that -- over. >> he wasn't remorseful. he was laughing. laughing about the killing. >> dedmon and the second teenager charged with simple assault, by the way, have yet to enter pleas. the attorney has not returned cnn's calls but said in court last month this is not a racial crime. >>> texas wildfires destroy everything in their path, including hundreds of homes. we will talk with chad myers about the worst wildfires in texas history. at bayer, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. >>> a reminder for today's choose the news winner. you can still do it. text 22360 for the story you want to see. text 1 for one young world, a global conference bringing together more th

mrs. terrie suit. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. well, what a great gathering. thank you, admiral for the warm introduction. i appreciate that. great to be here this morning representing governor mcdonald with so many accomplished and distinguished leaders of this military and civilian community. i understand that you're going to have some members of congress here today as well as representatives from the white house and health care practitioners and of course our outstanding men and women of the united states armed forces, whose to the kitchen to their country provides the motivation to be here today. helping those wounded four years who sacrificed so much and do every single day today along with their families. it is truly an honor to be with you and i think you for your service. governor mcdonald has made a public commitment to make virginia of the most veteran and military friendly state in the nation, and his commitment comes from years of personal experience as a military child, an army officer and a military data with a daughter who was a platoon leader in iraq and combat. i had the honor to serve by the governor in his previous life as a member of the virginia house of delegate