>> mr. sally has and i have read the transcript of the hearing that he went to with the director of the public health. no, i have just been involved since she got notice of the revocation. i would be happy to speak with the police department if she's given another chance and try to comply with whatever the police and health department wants her to do. i will be more than happy. maybe mr. sally can. i just met her 3 months ago. >> the second question is that you make a constitutional argument in your brief that there is no nexus between her -- particular issues as cited versus what the department has done for revocation. do you have specific information? >> if that's your reading, if i said that, i'm sorry, i did not make that clear. the president just asked me. i'm sure she's been involved, there has been violations here. i'm sure that the board that is authority to revoke that -- >> that wasn't my question. my question was the way i read your brief you indicate one could make the argument that th

mr. karnow. >> yes, sir. >> this just looks like a little sally on the part of winter but really the warmest months of the year are supposed to be september and october so summer could make a comeback. >> it could. but computer models are keeping these systems sliding into the bay area keeping it from getting too hot. >> it's not his fault. >> thank you. >>> an economic blow could be handed to san francisco if the only community college in town is forced to shut down. the budget analyst office says the city could lose $300 million in economic activity if the city college of san francisco closes. the college's accreditation will be revoked next year unless the college addresses various management and financial problems. >>> university of california hoping to use social media to raise money for student scholarships. the uc system started a six- week campaign yesterday using the crowd sourcing concept. the campaign includes students, alum, business executives and celebrities making promises if certain fundraising goals are reached. a group of sixth graders is starting the new school year living out their rock and

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mrs. ann. >> okay. when you have a little preschool child, they usually go by the first name. you call her miss sallyr does. >> that's an easy one. >> as we get into middle school. we know the teachers, we're volunteering. we're friends, our kids are on the same basketball team, volleyball team. we've gotten friendlier. again, in front of the kids you call them that. >> if family members invite themselves over for a football game, does she provide the food and beer? >> she doesn't have to answer the door. >> uninvited guests! >> miss modern manners. >> she has to learn to say no. no nicely. i'd love you to come over but today is not a good day. >> if they just show up. >> if they show up and see you through the window. >> food. >> give them what you have. >> go out to 7-eleven and pick stuff up and come on back if you want to. >> just give them some food. >> what if you don't have any food! >> get some food. dog food. >> what if you don't have money for the food? >> alyssa in virginia, she was invited to be a bridesmaid. but due to financial and time constraints she needed to decline that invitation.

mrs. ann. >> okay. when you have a little preschool child. they usually go by the first name miss sally.e, does she provide the food and beer? >> she doesn't have to answer the door. >> miss modern manners. >> she has to learn to say no. no nicely. i'd love you to come over but today is not a good day. >> if they just show up. >> if they show up and see you through the window. >> food. >> give them what you have. >> go out to 7-eleven and pick stuff up if you want to. >> just give them some food. >> what if you don't have any food. dog food. >> what if you don't have money for the food. >> in virginia, a tough question for you. she was invited to be a bridesmaids. but due to financial and time constraints she needed to decline that invitation. what should she do. >> let them know quickly, carefully and in person when you can. >> why? >> why? >> if they want to know why? >> i love you. i want to help you do invitations, buy your shoes, find the venues but it's a cost constraint for me. >> not so much. >> it happens. if you're in person you can give her a hug. the bride is going to be very