mr. ramirez, polar opposites.amly says the will be tight, we should raise quota and he has spare of 500,000 barrels a day. mr. ramirez saying higher is okay, alluding to the fact the quota doesn't need to go up. so, i went up to the secretary-general and said, what is going to be the consensus here? he says, i'm showing them different elements right now of second half demand. i'm trying to pull them together. it's worth noting opec responds extremely well under crisis but he says people need to understand what second half demand is. if you read in between the lines, he's saying we need to send a signal we're willing to offer more oil when necessary to the market. he said right now, prices reflect a 15% to 20% premium because of the uprisings in the middle east. >> john, let's go back to the quotas. opec living with 24.8 million barrels a day, going back to december of 20 08 when the scenario was slightly different than today. what are the concrete options here? will they eventually raise output in the next six mon

mr. ramirez. >> lapd is reviewing the video and is promising to follow the evident wherever it leads. >> reporter: brian's family is focused on his health, he seems tired. his eyes are open, he's tracking less. doctors want to drain some fluid on his brain. they're waiting for an infection to clear up before they begin that procedure. reporting live in san francisco, jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> just one week ago the bay area was sweating it out in record heat. we thought summer weather was here to stay. we were wrong, tomorrow get set for cold and rain. the roller coaster ride we like to call this year's weather. >> it's made for an interesting june so far, you don't expect to see a cold front lurking on the coast at this hour tonight. can you see a lot of rain pushing into eureka, just reefing the mendocino county coastline. that will be spilling into marin county for your morning drive. expect to see rain at times. we will continue to see rain line. with that chilly air aloft, we could see some thunder. we'll talk more about this very unusual pattern setting

mr. ramirez was actually in possession of the firearm. >> the commissioner's dismissed a second charge ramirez violated par yeel because of the assault on stow. prosecutors decided against presenting a case on that charge so it was dismissed in today's hearing. vic lee abc 7 news. >> if commissioners found he didn't violate parole he would have been set free? what would have happened in lapd case? >> they're not finished with their investigation. police would have to rearrest him on charges related to the beating and have to charge ramirez with that beating within 48 hours or set him free. >> they have time now because of today's actions. is the case in jeopardy? or not? it's odd. prosecutors have yet to charge him with vault and he was on a parole hold. they can continue building and the his lawyers say they have a lot of people including his 10-year-old daughter says he was elsewhere on that day. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> the supreme court blocked a potentially massive sex discrimination lawsuit against walmart ruling kit not proceed as a class action involving up to 1.6 mill

mr. ramirez was actually in possession of the firearm but the general condition of parole have much broader standard and the broadest standard is that somebody who is on parole can't even be in a place where he has access to a firearm even if he doesn't have possession of it. >>reporter: ramirez attorney weren't surprised at today's decision to send their client back to jail. >> we are not in a court of law where before parole board in essence they need a bit of wrongdoing sending somebody back up state. >> now commissioners didn't discuss the brian stow beating that may have been the second possible parole violation against ramirez. prosecutors decided against presenting a case on that charge so that issue never came up today. stow is still at san francisco general hospital. his family did not comment on today's development. vick lee abc 7 news. >>> pg&e has agreed to pay 26 million dollar fine and admit to safety violation and explosion outside sacramento in 2008. california public utility commission announce the fine today one of the largest in the history. pg&e admits the pipe involved

mr. olson for five minutes. >> i thank the chair. commissioner ramirez, welcome to thank you for your time today. as you know, the saved data act would require notification of profit as possible, that's a quote. individuals whose personal information was acquired or assessed in a breach following an assessment. and a notification should be based on risk of harm. not just on the facts data breach had occurred. otherwise we would find ourselves in a situation where consumers are flooded with notices that become desensitized and then may not take action to protect themselves. there's a real risk due to a significant breach where personal identifiable information was stolen. identity theft could occur. as currently drafted this legislation stand is the risk is quote free of mr. market in response to my colleagues questions you said that is the stand that the ftc supports. do you think consumers would be better served in the long run if the standard for change to significant risk of harm? and what in your opinion is the difference between a reasonable risk of

mr. michael rolince, next to him is ms. deborah ramirez. mr. rolince if you'd like to jump right in? >> sure. without notes, i started to think to myself should i put out notes and sketch out thoughts, then i thought if you do this by virtue of background, i was in the fbi for 35 years before i was out, and do consulting with the government, i guess i have allen cards and a dhs badge op my lapel, so i touch all the bases, but the reason i came really has not changed over the course of the ten years i've been doing community outreach and trying to figure out what is the right mix and the right message between law enforcement and the community, and as i read that the title is the community role in the changing world, and i think we'd agree it is a fascinating turn on the television every day and night and what's going on in the middle east can't help but fascinate everyone when you see what's driving that and it's not necessarily close to the counterterrorism world i came out of in my view as much as human rights issues and people wanting a different life for different reasons. that do

mr. michael rolince, and next t him is ms. deborah ramirez andmi alejandro beutel. mr. rolince, if you'd like to -i >> jump right in? >> jump right in. >> sure. i think without notes, and ii started to think to myself, um, should i put down some notes, sketch out some thoughts, and then i thought, well, you know, if you've been doing this by virtue of background, i spent 31 years in the fbi before i came out five years ago and went to my current and went to my current firm what i do a lot of consulting back to the government. so as i said, i have a booze allen cards and an fbi cufflinks and a dhs badge on my lapel. so i can touch all the bases here, but the fundamental reason i came really hasn't changed over the course of 10 years that i've been doing community outreach and trying to figure out what is the right mix and the right message between law enforcement and the community. and as i read the title is community role in a changing world, i think we all agree it is a fascinating, turn on the television anytime day or night what's going on, particularly in the middle

ramirez has a complicated life so we are trying to resolve those issues. >>> two east bay restaurants are planning donations to help support bryan stow as he continues to recover here in san francisco. mr. pickles sandwich shop in dublin and pleasanton will give 25% of their proceeds to help stow. that offer is good today through june 14 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. >>> 4:37. >>> former bart police officer johannes mehserle is expected to be released from jail in a couple of weeks. tribune says he will be freed after serving about 11 months. a two-year sentence. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the 2009 disof oscar grant. he was shot to death as medicinally tried to detain him at the fruitvale bart station in oakland. the station will be the scene today of a news conference by a group denounces mehserle's sentence as too light. >>> police searching for a missing hayward nursing student say they hope four different search warrants will help find her. 26-year-old michelle le was last seen friday night around 7:00. she had just left class at the kaiser permanente building in hayward. le had been parked in the garage but her car was later found blocks away locked. police are revie

mr. olson for five minutes. >> i thank the chair. commissioner ramirez, welcome. thank you for your time today. as you know, safe data act would require to begin to notify as promptly as possible -- and that's a quote -- individuals whose personal information was acquired or assessed in a breach following an assessment, and notification should be based on risk of harm. not just on the fact a breach had occurred. otherwise, we may find ourselves in a situation where consumers are flooded with notices by companies to become desensitized and may not take action to protect themselves when there's a real risk due to a significant breach where personal, identifiable information was stolen and identity theft could occur. as currently drafted, this legislation standing for risk is, quote, reasonable risk of harm. in response, my colleague congressman sterns' questions, you said that is the standard the f.t.c. supports. do you think consumers would be better served in the long run if the standard was changed to, quote, significant risk of harm, end quote. what in your opinion is a difference between rea

man who administered that test hinted that ramirez passed but officials say they are not going to be revealing the results. >>> it is 6:05. he is used to being mr. congeniality here in the -- >> but everyone is avoiding him because you're like pigpen with a rain cloud over you. >> i'm like the plague! nobody wants to be around me. we have more showers out there folks scattered around the north bay. it's falling apart as it moves through. just light showers now. i think the weather will improve toward the afternoon hours. but if you are heading out this morning, plan on a few showers outside today but the system very weak that's sliding through right now. by the afternoon, parentally cloudy skies, some sunshine -- partly cloudy skies, some sunshine sneaking through, near 70 in san jose, 63 in san francisco. next couple of days, we are going to catch a brief break but more clouds coming in. looks like rain developing late friday and through the weekend. gianna has traffic. >> thank you, lawrence. we have a couple things going on. we have delays along the altamont pass. slight delays due to a broken- down vehicle westbound 580 at grant line blocki

mr. stow in the video, from what we're told so far, he's not involved in the attack. we were told that he -- this is not giovanni ramirez. we're told that he was not one of the people in the group. so that's what we know right now. it's kind of interesting that bryan was getting this from everybody there. it's just kind of setting the scene for what happened. and what we know now happened. >> thank you, gary, as you might know a lot of giants' fans are really concerned about this, it happened to one of our fans, a lot of people are following this case. you can follow this case at ktvu.com. >>> and a wild scene and a lot of damage in seattle over the weekend during the pride celebrations there. at an american apparel clothing store, the workers are busy sweeping up -- look at all of this shattered glass. a small group of troublemakers started this. two police cars and a banktal were also damaged -- and a bank a.t.m. were damaged. >>> if you live in sonoma -- solano county, we want to show you the american tick. the experts recommend that you wear protective clothing in you -- if you are in an airport ya with a lot of bru