. >> nothing else to do, mr. mike. >> all around you, isn't it?> it's a long time. >> finally the sun starting to come out. but, yeah, kind of a cloud over the golden gate bridge. but that's not because of the traffic there, it's because of the actual weather. my first job was at mcdonald's. sorry if i distracted you. might be interesting stuff. 11:19 this morning. here's a look -- i went back to scho. here's a look from emeville back to san francisco. you can see a few breaks in the clouds trying to develo things could be an extra hour, maybe hour and a half compared to yesteay. that's all it takes to bring us slightly cooler weather today. here's the east bay hills. you can see a lot of fog as we look south in the bay to the east as we look into the hills and entually the valley. you can see it's clear out. temperatur show it well. the clouds definitely still around the bay and to the coast. a wealth of 50s from santa rosa and san rafael and san francisco, redwood city, half moon bay, los gatos. 76 antioch. upper 50s to low 60s. temperatures pul

jeff dice and mr. mike savage to talk about their support for these resolutions as they move forward to this body and the full board next week. i would also like to acknowledge recently retired deputy chiefs of the administration, so passionate he is here today to help present the item and answer any questions you might have. we are asking today for you to support and approve the contract and the accept and expend grant for the presidio trust and the national park service. the third one, which we can get into greater detail, is the fire department working with civil service is proud to bring over some of the federal firefighters. 12 will be h2 firefighters. three will be paramedics. basically, we will be able to provide fire and medical services in to the presidio. the contract will begin october 1 this year and run through september 30, 2020. i would like to ask the retired chief deputy to provide more detail for you. chairperson avalos: thank you. can we still call you deputy chief? welcome. >> thank you

so, mr. mike, what's going on out there with the fog and the clouds?(laughter) >> mist this morning. did you have to use the windshield wipers? >> not at all this morning. there was a little period of mist. i saw more fog near the caldecott sunshine. >> visibility almost dangerous as you fly up towards those tunnels. i didn't use mine either but i ran into more mist in oakland and also across the bay bridge. watch for that this morning. good morning to you. good sleeping weather if you like it cool. start low 50s up in the north bay valleys. mid to upper 50s throughout the bay and the east bay valleys and low 50s along the coast and the hills like los gatos it's 66 degrees. this afternoon we're looking at temperatures in san francisco, 62. oakland 67. richmond about 63. mid 70s, low to mid-70s around the rest of the bay with mid to upper 70s south bay, north bay valley and the warmest weather in the east bay valleys mid to upper 80s. along the coast cloudy and 58. it will take till noon for most of the fog to return to the coast. san francisco cloudy l

here we have an e-mail from mr. mike: brandt -- michael brant. he was acting in his capacity as 81 united executive. we want to show there was communication between folks at the nba and the morning of the meeting. here you see floyd weeks, the current chairman of nba. this is an e-mail to the entire membership. it says to please see the attached article in today " washington post" that the meeting requested by maxine waters was requested by her. this says we will send an update of the outcome. as we go through these, all of these documents are documents that were produced of the of this subpoena of the committee. they were able to view these and this was part of their decision making process. on that morning, it says a number of hard hit banks, minority banks, wanted the government to help those bags raise replacement capital. treasury apartment officials agreed to meet with some bank executives today. we have e-mails from members of the association, the chairman and the president on the morning of the meeting ""the washington post"story. after p

now we'll hear from mr. mike voisin. voisin. he's the chief executive officer of motivatit seafoods, an oyster processing plant in humana, louisiana, a family-owned business. the voisin family has been involved in the seafood industry since 1770. mr. voisin serves on the louisiana wildlife and fisheries commission, the louisiana oyster dealers association and the louisiana oyster task force. we welcome you, mr. voisin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and good afternoon. the opportunity to come before you is a pleasure today. and thank you for this opportunity. >> may i also say that in congress there are two places that everyone thinks has a very funny accent and one of them is louisiana and the other one is from boston. so this is a gathering of those. the other 48 states, they all think they speak plain english but we know our accents are the authentic ones. so welcome. >> thank you, mr. chairman. our company has an oyster farm in south louisiana which surprises about 10,000 acres of water bottoms. we produce anywhere from 45 milli

now we'll hear from mr. mike voisin. voisin. he's the chief executive officer of motivatit seafoods, an oyster processing plant in humana, louisiana, a family-owned business. the voisin family has been involved in the seafood business since 1770. mr. voisin serves on the louisiana wildlife and fisheries commission, the louisiana oyster dealers association and the louisiana oyster task force. we welcome you, mr. voisin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and good afternoon. the opportunity to come before you is a pleasure today. and thank you for this opportunity. >> may i also say that in congress there are two places that everyone thinks has a very funny accent and one of them is louisiana and the other one is from boston. so this is a gathering of those. the other 48 states, they all think they speak plain english but we know our accents are the authentic ones. so welcome. >> thank you, mr. chairman. our company has an oyster farm in south louisiana which surprises about 10,000 acres of water bottoms. we produce anywhere from 45 milli

mr. kimball, welcome. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is mike campbell. i'm the director of the sfpuc's clean power s.f. program, often referred to as c.c.a. so today i'm just going to go over what progress we've made in crafting the r.f.p. you should have a new revised r.f.p. draft for your pacts, as well as a summary sheet which describes many of the changes, the notable changes, from what was made public prior to the july 9 meeting. i want to go over a few things in general at a high level here regarding a lot of the additional clarifications that we added based on feedback that was heard at the last joint meeting of the p.u.c. and lafco, again, on july 9. one big area that was changed is clarification in the scoring, specifically in making it very explicit that the oral scoring -- the oral interview, those scores will be associated with the same elements that are being scored for the written portion. and just as a reminder in terms of the process for the r.f.p., the first step is evaluating that the firms have -- that proposals meet the minimum qualif

not know, during my tenure as president, if mike has yet admitted he was wrong and agreed with me, but i do know i said to set the same town established by mr. garcia years ago. i'm honored to sit with him on the board of appeals. supervisor campos: thank you. is there any other member of the public who would like to speak? if so, please come forward. good morning. >> thank you, members of the rules committee. i'm honored and grateful to have the opportunity to speak on behalf mike garcia to speak on behalf of his appointment to the board of appeals. i currently serve on the juvenile probation commission, and i formally served with mr. garcia on the board of appeals from may 2005 to 2008. he exemplifies all the essential qualities necessary to serve on the board of appeals -- stands, impartiality, and integrity. it was a distinct pleasure to serve with him on the board. he was and is always thoroughly prepared for every case that came before us, usually come in with extensive notes on the relevant issues at hand. no matter what the issue -- to back a premise coventry permits, neighborhood disputes, solar panel installations, two major city

mrs. carter is traveling with her husband. she is tireless. >> great that you had a chanc to talk with her. mike is going to be back to introduce us to a new friend. >> we'll be back with this week's pfect pet. t is god's, but you're to render unto caesar the things that arcaesar's and you do not understan that our whole culture is going to hell in a hand basket and most people in the churches are ing nothing about it, and most preachers are veryuardedly saying nothing about it! god have mercy upon us. that's next time on. >>> today on opra sat 4:00, access julia roberts and the men of eat, pray, love. 3-d technology to study the earthquaken haiti without getting in the way of rescue crews. join us at 5:00. >> say really cuti pie for our perfect pets. that's mike nicco and friends. >> brought to us by the marin humane socie. sorry. it's been a long week. how are you doing? >> great. thank you. telling us a little about izzie, the handsome man. i was going to say old but he's not. >> he's considered a senior dog but he's got so much pep. he's been with us for a little over a month now. the reason

mr. martinez says, that could be coming next. allen? >> well, now, i'm not -- i'm going to follow your lead, mike. not going there. it's a drive through. nobody can hang around for too long, except for mike sugerman. roberta, nice day for a latte, isn't it? >> it's going to an great weekend ahead for, let's say, uhm, bikini tops. >> really? >> we have a heat wave coming. we do. but you would never know it now. it's our live cbs 5 weather camera looking at san jose where we have clouds overhead. and currently across the santa clara valley, the winds are whipping up out of the northwest 14, gusts to 25. 71 degrees. let's segue to the city by the bay where the fog is pouring in. 61 degrees in san francisco. currently the winds are pretty robust out of the west. it's an onshore wind. and those winds are gusting up to 24 miles per hour. you saw the low clouds visible by our camera. now take a look at our satellite. it does confirm the stratus. so the bottom line is, the low clouds, the fog, will be pushing into the bay tonight. meanwhile, here's a look at some of the current conditions affected by the cooler air mass.

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mike mariusz here in new york. thank you. >>> president obama is said to be satisfied that the u.s. combat role in iraq can end this month. the president's spokesman says mr. obama believes the deadline for removing all u.s. troops from iraq by the end of next year will be met. in a briefing yesterday the top u.s. general in iraq, told the president that iraq's security is improving and that iraqi forces are fully prepared to take over. >>> misery is spreading through pakistan this morning after cou country's worst ever flooding and now there's a call for more th to heion in aid to head off an human tear yang crisis. nick schifrin join us from around karachi. >> reporter: for 14 million people the victims of the worst disaster in pakistan's history help cannot come soon enough. a two-week deluge of swollen rivers and eme villa villages h virtually wiped out instructure. the navy here has rescued there ds of phere are still thousands just like them who are stranded. and this is one of hundreds of lakes that these floods have created. and to give you a sense of the scale of the disaster, just this lake alone is bigger than delaware. those trapped on the gro

mr. mccoy. >> only a matter of $407 but it was... kind of the principle of the thing. thank you kgo oo. mikes he noticed the fee because he went over all of the many pages before signing off. that is a good idea. >> do they have to tell you about that beforehand? >> they have to tell what you sit. the way the law is written you don't know the final final until you get in there to sign papers people are ready to go. they don't think look i've got to stop and go through everything line by line. >> thank you sure. >> tonight fun a rare behind the scenes visit to san francisco's longest-running musical. >> what goes on beyond the oday i deserve it! or, i could have a medium slice and some celery sticks and they would ccel each other out, right? or...ok. i could ha one large slice and jog in place as i eat it or...ok. how about one large slice while jogging in place followed by eight celery... mmm raspberrcheesecake... i have been thinking about this all day. wow, and you've lost weight! oh yeah, thank you! you're welcome. [ female announcer ]yoplait light. with 30 delicious flavors all around 10

mr. stanton about his steroid use. i witnessed the conversation as roger turned around and said, i will do whatever it takes to get an edge. i also trained mike stanton on a one on one basis. >> did mr. stanton used steroids? >> i know that he used growth hormones. >> you tell the mitchell report that? >> i think so. >> this was toward the end of a road trip. the blue jays had returned home to toronto. this was -- allegedly mr. clemens approach you and brought up the use of steroids. the bar-b-que is a key event in 1998 where your testimonies differ significantly. you describe the barbecue as the time and place where roger clemens comes into possession of steroids. you remember i clemens being at the barbecue. do you stand by that? >> yes, i do. >> jose canseco completed an affidavit. he said he remembers the barbecue as if it were yesterday. jose canseco says roger clemens was not there and being disappointed that i clemens was not there. -- he remembers having a high school baseball coach at a barbecue and been disappointed that he could not introduce the coach by clemens. he says there was a barbecue at my house for my teammates and other

mike's. lemonade for grown-ups. ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest this evening is one of the stars of the hit usa series "white collar." put it together for mrthank you for being here on the show. >> oh, it's great to be here. "jacob's patience"? fantastic. >> jimmy: do you remember that show? >> i do, i do. my whole family used to watch it. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> in fact, we have the dvd set. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah, it was great. >> jimmy: did you used to live in canada? 'cause -- >> we did, we did. we lived in canada and guam for a while. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think it did -- it did very well. >> will: it was even bigger in guam. [ laughter ] it was even bigger in guam, yeah. >> huge in guam. >> jimmy: i think they made a movie about it in guam. >> they did. they did. >> jimmy: "jacob's patience." but it was, yeah, that was just -- that was such a hard time. >> will: gripping television. >> jimmy: yeah. you were so difficult that i really didn't want to -- i kind of blocked it out of my memory a little bit. [ laughter ] >> will: those were different times. >> jimmy: yeah, you're a great guy. >> well, you were doing a lot of freelance

mike, republican line. caller: good morning, gentlemen. i have a basic comment for mr. jeffry. i completely agree with him. it is sad to me personally, i find there is no fear mongering or any sort of that whatsoever if you look at basic context of what is going on in our government, it is clear that liberals are trying to steer us in a different direction to have bigger government and have more control of personal things that we should control ourselves. i think it's just obvious. mr. jeffrey, you hit the nail on the head and i'm going out to get this book. i want you to talk about your seven ways that liberals are trying to take over private citizens' hot concept spread your money, your ideas, all the different things -- thought concepts. your money, your ideas, all the different things -- host: all right, we will leave at year. -- leave it there. can you talk about all seven ways? guest: retirement, socials occurred, obamacare, property, property rights, freedom of speech, the right to life and whether you live or die, and the seventh is freedom of conscience. host: two poli

mr. chairman, senator ky thank you for the opportunity to come testify today. my name is mike frankel. i have srved as the executive director of the mp commission during the entire span of its activities. i should mention that i am acally a physicist and not a lawyer, so if i blow some of the nuances, i beg your indulgence in advance. perspective of the emp commission was provided in our published reports. i don't want to go over them in any detail. what i would like to do today is simply briefly review some of the classified findings of the commission and in particular update you on the response to those findings by the government. now, electromagnetic pulse is associated with any above the atmosphere detonation of a nuclear weapon. and that includes nuclear weapons of even unsophisticated design. since the geometrical line of side effect at a few hundred kilometers will span the entire united states in its footprint. for assessment purposes, a scud, which might reach an altitude of about 100 kilometers, it is sufficient to encompass a good part of the eastern seaboard with all its gr

mike dunne and joan sommers. i think each have some thoughts. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman.irst and foremost, i would like to build on what you are just -- what you were just saying and recognize the importance of this advisory committee to us to ensure that we have an orderly working marketplace. balad falls on your shoulder. lot falls on-- all loa your shoulders. i appreciate your efforts. i just finished reading joe "freefall."ook, since we are not paying, i can plug them. [laughter] not the advisory committee, but the panel members have said that what happened on may 6 can happen again. in fact, they expect it to. mr. chairman, you made the analogy of the terrebonne auto accident that i was involved in -- of the terrible auto accident that i was involved in and how it happened in very quick time and it was the same with these stocks. but in my case, somebody broke or rule. somebody went through a stop sign. we do not have a broken role here in this case. that is what we're looking this advisory committee to do, to provide us with the rules of the road to ensure that thes

mike williams. >> no questions, captain. >> thank you, sir. steven bertone. >> no, thank you, captain. >> thank you. bp. >> no questions. >> thank you. transocean. >> thank you, sir. >> sure. >> good afternoon, mr. skidmore. >> good afternoon. >> i'm a transocean lawyer. >> yes, sir. >> and for the record, we've never met, have we? >> no, sir, we have not. >> ok. i'm happy to do so now. you had said something that i wanted to follow-up on. you said that when you were heading out on the 16th, or shortly before the 16th that you had requested and received documents from brian morel. do you recall when you said that? >> yes, sir. i did that. >> ok. did you know brian morel before making the request to him? >> i knew who brian was. and actually, where our office where we sat was here and brian was across the hall, so it was real convenient. he was, looked like he was in there by himself, looked like a good time to try to get a little information, you know. so shane stepped across the hall and asked him to send us a procedure, or what's going on with the rig right now so we can plan our timeframe, see where we're at, how much time we have and -- >> and the hall that you're referring to was where? >>

mike williams. >> no questions, captain. >> thank you, sir. steven bertone. >> no, thank you, captain. >> thank you. bp. >> no questions. >> thank you. transocean. >> thank you, sir. >> sure. >> good afternoon, mr. skidmore. >> good afternoon. >> i'm a transocean lawyer. >> yes, sir. >> and for the record, we've never met, have we? >> no, sir, we have not. >> ok. i'm happy to do so now. you had said something that i wanted to follow-up on. you said that when you were heading out on the 16th, or shortly before the 16th that you had requested and received documents from brian morel. do you recall when you said that? >> yes, sir. i did that. >> ok. did you know brian morel before making the request to him? >> i knew who brian was. and actually, where our office where we sat was here and brian was across the hall, so it was real convenient. he was, looked like he was in there by himself, looked like a good time to try to get a little information, you know. so shane stepped across the hall and asked him to send us a procedure, or what's going on with the rig right now so we can plan our timeframe, see where we're at, how much time we have and -- >> and the hall that you're referring to was where? >>