mr. brown'll always be my dad. >> cora, you're not making any sense. oh, no. maybe brown is your daddy. >> oh, miss edna, now, don't make fun right now. mr. brown has been pretty low since ernie showed up. >> boy, cora, you really love that big weasel, don't you? >> yes, i do. he may be a weasel, but he's my weasel. >> what about ernie? >> well, ernie's a wonderful man. >> well, if he turned out to be your father, would you feel the same way? >> [ chuckles ] ernie is funny, he's caring, and he's smart. any girl would be proud to have him as a father. >> [chuckles] >> cora. >> hey. >> have you seen brown? >> oh, not in the last few hours. why? >> well, i just saw him take a suitcase and put it in his car. >> a suitcase? why would he have a suitcase? >> cora, what's this? >> what's what? what is it? >> "dear cora, my one and only daughter, so i thought, with an attitude. i have decided it's best for me to run away from home. that way you can have the daddy you always deserved." >> oh, no. wait. [

>> mr. brown. >> little itchy? little itchy? ha ha ha! >> mr. n. >> he look like that dog next door. ha ha ha! >> wow, isn't this great? i mean, no yelling, no fighting. just us having a great time. ha ha! >> yep. way better than watching the game. >> i'm surprised to see you here, renee. i was beginning to think you weren't interested. >> why do you say that? >> 'cause your text said "not interested." >> oh, that was before i realized what a great guy you are, rudy. >> i-it's ray. >> that's what i said, randy. >> i don't know if i ever mentioned that ray owns several tackle shops. >> several times. >> several tackle shops. >> i just opened my 15th store in macon. >> 15th? >> yeah. >> wow. >> what about you, renee? how long have you been nursing? >> well, my youngest son is 4, and so i'm trying to wean him, and i used to be a size "c," but now i'm a "b". uh-oh. you're talking about how long have i worked as a nurse? >> yeah. >> five years. and how long you been fishing? >> he's not a fisherman, renee. he owns -- renee, what are you doing? >> hey,

. >> yes, it is, mr. brown. >> i hope he don't fire you just so i can keep my job. >> oh, i'm not worried about him firing me. really, i'm not worried about it. >> well, cora, if you not worried, why am i so worried? something's just got me itching and stuff. >> i don't know. probably because you just... >> 'c-c-cause i'm just -- what's about to come out your mouth? i'm just what? >> i'm just saying. >> no, what are you just saying? you sound like you was about to say something else. pfft! spit it out. >> well, i'm a teacher. a teacher's job is important. >> oh, my job as enforcement specialist ain't?! cora, i'm leroy s. brown! >> and the "s" stands for "security guard"! >> oh! ah! [ whimpering ] cora, i can't believe you said the "s" word! yah! yeow! >> mr. brown, i'm sorry! please -- >> the "s" is for "shame on you," cora! shame on you! >> wait, mr. brown, that is not what i meant! >> pierre? i got this especially for you. >> aw. thanks, renee. >> you're so cool. >> oh, you think so? >> yeah. >> oh, unh-unh.

. >> no, he's not, mr. brown. you think? >> yes. i know a crackhead, cora. >> ooh, don't you look pretty. >> thanks. >> yeah. i thought you weren't going? >> i wasn't at first, but then i kept thinking about all the fun i'd miss, and i realized i don't have to let a baby stop me from living my life. >> simone, that's the spirit! >> so i've decided i'm gonna give it up for adoption. shotgun! [ baby crying ] [ mom ] be right there, baby. [ muffled noises ] oops. ow. sorry. [ baby crying ] ♪ [ female announcer ] new pampers. unlike ordinary diapers with 2 layers, pampers have 3 absorbent layers, to stay up to 3 times drier, so babies can sleep soundly all night. ♪ wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers. [ dennis ] let's give it up for second chances. let's give it up for cutting the new guy some slack. ♪ let's give it up for "i'm sorry" and "it's ok". let's give it up for accident forgiveness, from allstate. where your rates won't go up just because of an accident. because to err is human. and to forgive...divine. let's give it up f

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there were four commissioners, just as a point of clarification from the city attorney, what is mr. brown and his brown act say about the four commissioners? we can say hey what is going on, i like your shoes and good party and we can't talk about the environment commission business? >> we were not using survey monkey at the party. >> yeah. >> if you want to go ahead i will find the exact. >> okay, just curious, because there might be a time when all seven of us are there celebrating, what do we do, we look the other way and we just say, you know, what happened to the 9ers this weekend? what do we do? >> we under no circumstances will talk about that. we could talk about the english premier league you will get at least two of us interested in that. subject matter. >> okay. and then, i don't think that we have action. yes. >> as stated in the city's good government guide which is a summary of the public meeting laws and public record laws, the attendance of a majorty members of at policy body at a recreational gathering is not a meeting, it is one gathering is not sponsored or organized by

>> mr. brown, please! payne i kissed ella, and she liked it when we were little! she liked it! aah! >> mr. brown! >> no! what the -- >> calm down, please. >> did you just -- oh. what the... i just -- i'm calmed down as calm as i'm gonna get! aah! i'm calm! >> maybe this will help. >> ohh! >> it works every time! >> you know, you're nothing like your father. private darryl phillips was a -- >> keep my father's name out of your mouth! >> well, you want answers. you don't know everything about him. >> i don't know anything about my father! i don't know if his speeches would have kept me out of trouble. i don't know what his laugh sounded like. he wasn't there! this is what i know. he was a soldier. and he died on your watch. >> no! your father died to save the lives of every man in that picture! >> that's a bunch of bull! >> i know because i was there! >> but somehow the man with all the stripes on his sleeve managed to come back alive. >> i gave the command for his platoon to board the choppers. >> and he wa

mr. brown passed this law in 1953, believe it or not, he still watches all this stuff. >>> i have very much respect for mr. brown. very quickly i wanted to say a review may not be deferred at some point in the future. >> okay, got it. thank you. thank you so much. >> can i ask a clarifying question? >> yes, commissioner wald. >> either this speaker or ms. malcolm, and that is do i understand from your remarks correctly that the puc has decided not to prepare an e-i-r? >>> may i answer the question first and then perhaps allow others to comment? so, the puc has discouraged environmental review until a future date. they have determined the contract is not subject to c-e-q-a. the contract with shell energy. and we disagree with that legal position. >> thank you very much. counter point from ms. malcolm. >> public comment. is there any other public comment? >> actually, commissioner king has served with distinction to quadruple quintuple the time. we might ask for the counter point at the end. >> y

in the policy committee discussions as a non-member of the committee, and to be all squared with mr. brown and the brown act is that commissioner wald and monica worked to notice the meetings as a meeting of the committee of the whole that any or all of us can go to the meeting and this is not for action, but i can see that we are going to have a lot of stuff to work through around the green purchasing and the conversation of the item that we are continuing tonight, should that end up in the policy committee and i just throw out there that this is something that commissioner stephenson is interested in in the top priorities that if commissioner wald is into the idea to think about agendaizing all of the policy committee meetings because you never know when we might want to engage and show up and it will be properly noticed to have more than three commissioners present. >> if we could do that i would have absolutely no objection to it and i assume my fellow commissioners would not either and we would welcome the attendance of others. >> so we can do. >> i agree. >> commissioner josefowitz a

mr. brown's autopsy, you agree with them, yes? >> yes. mr. brown was run over by the vehicle and his body was twisted forward and his head was driven into his chest something called positional asphyxia. he couldn't breathe and unfortunately suffocated. if there had been somehow to jack that car up or lift the car up, he might have been saved. it was a tragic accident. >> so there is no evidence he was actually struck by the vehicle, because in the video, it does look like he slips and falls, but it looks like his head is up until right when the vehicle goes over. so there is no evidence he was actually struck? >> to a medical examiner in this case, what they mean by struck is there is no fractures of his legs, his long bones, no fracture of the well vis, not a fracture of the skull. even though it appears as he rolled under the vehicle, he may have been hit by the car. but there is no fractures there. so this was not as violent a collision as may be portrayed in this video. as i say, he ended up in a position where he suffocated. >> how long w

. >> good morning, mr. brown. >> hey, hey, hey, derek. you won't say i ain't the boss of you now. bam. look at that. >> you ain't the boss of me. >> you a liar. i am the sanitation superintendent, a.k.a. the man in charge, a.k.a. big daddy, a.k.a. the big buffer. watch me buff it, baby. bubba dubba dooza... >> congratulations, mr. b. >> unh-unh. don't try to butter me up now, trying to get all up in my face. get to work. i'm the supervisor around here. i'm about to go back here and do what supervisors do -- nothing. hmm! i'm the supervisor around here. >> i can't believe they gave brown the job over you. >> look, i told them not to consider me for the position because, you know, i'm in school and the hours are too demanding. >> ohh! you ain't fooling me. you got a heart. you gave up that job, didn't you? oh, you're so good! >> yeah. >> "yeah." ooh, you're such a punk! ohh! come on, man up! act like you got some tattoos, some bullet wounds on your neck. a little teardrop under your eye. don't be so soft. >> woman, i'm gonna graduate. do yo

just to report that i did join members of the police department today with mrs. brown and some other mothers who've lost their sons. it was really what we the today was continuing to get the information out and ask for support from the community to remind them of the $250,000 reward. i'm graphy to the chief and department to for us to continue to talk about aubrey and aubreys death and keep him in our hearts and prayers and line up our actions to do what we can. the commander said earlier we need help from the community. we need some folks to come forward. it's an honor to be there with you today. and to see the departments continued commitment to holding aubrey's murderers accountable >> thank you. no further reports next line item please. 3-d scheduling of items identified for consideration at future meetings action. the only thing that i have commissioner is there was no meeting next wednesday is 21st. the next meeting will be the 28th that will be a community meeting at gordon j elementary school on clay street at 6:00 p.m. and that's to hear publics comments. and

. >> reporter: not so fast, from the way politicians pushed it through to the fact mr. brown is still alive. >> at some point people have to say "no" to all the private special interest activities the let late you are gauges it. >> reporter: like the new name or not, willie brown and his spotlight always seem to find each other e even on a -- even on a bridge. >> an icon incompetent place like the bridge named after an african-american in the state of california is really earth shaking. >> reporter: this lawsuit isn't scheduled to be in front of a judge until february. by that time willie brown's name may be plastered all over the bridge. >>> the legislature approved a resolution for that name, but not a new law. the governor can't even sign it. but he could stop state money from being used to put up those new signs. >>> we're more than halfway through the 60-day cooling off period before another possible bart strike. and contract talks just got back on track. they didn't discuss key issues of pay and healthcare. those were set to be taken up next week. the deadline is octobe

mr. brown's autopsy, you agree with them, yes? >> yes. mr. over by the vehicle and his body was twisted forward and his head was driven into his chest, something called positional asphyxia. he couldn't breathe and unfortunately suffocated. if there had been a way to jack that car up or lift the car up he might have been saved. it was a very tragic accident. >> but there's no evidence he was actually struck by the vehicle? in the video it looks like he slips and falls, but it looks like his head is up until right when the vehicle goes over him. so there's no evidence he was actually struck? >> through medical examiner in this case, what they mean by struck is that there's no fractures or his legs, his long bones, no fracture of the pelvis, not even a fracture of the skull, even though it appears that as he rolled under the vehicle he may have been hit by the car. but there's no fractures there. so this was not as violent a collision as may be portrayed in this video. and as i say, he ended up in a position where he suffocated. >> so how long wo

it shows that mr. brown killed by the impact of the police cruiser but rather they deemed it was an accident with mr. brown being trapped under a moving vehicle. in both cases, it would seem that the cruiser caused his death and what's your argument then on based on that information why charges should be filed against officer harris? >> yes, ma'am. miss brown and her family, they feel betrayed by the system, because when you consider a grand jury, it's a secret meeting. you don't know what the state attorney presented to the grand jury. they have no idea what they based their decision on. all they were told was that there's not going to be an indictment. then they got the video. this video was so riveting, it was so horrific to see him chased down like this for an alleged seat belt violation. so, mara, what you have when you look at the technical terms of vehicular homicide, you just have to show a person operated a vehicle in a reckless manner that caused the death of another. and when you look at that vide

in the policy committee discussions as a non-member of the committee, and to be all squared with mr. brown and the brown act is that commissioner wald and monica worked to notice the meetings as a meeting of the committee of the whole that any or all

but the governor's critics say mr. brown to get environmental laws in california in order before going global. one of the hundreds of bills on the governor's desk is sb 4. the bill regulates the controversial practice of fracking in california. the governor says he'll sign it. >> well, doing nothing is the worst approach. and doing a comprehensive, scientific study of oil drilling, fracking, and various technologies that are associated with it, it's absolutely in the public interests. >> reporter: protesters say if the governor cares about the environment he will outlaw fracking. >> what we need the governor to do is to veto sb 4 and to follow the lead of governor mario cuomo who's put a moratorium on fracking while we study the full impacts. >> reporter: there are several other high-profile bills the governor mufs must consider, an early warning earthquake system, limousine safety and giving illegal immigrants driver's license. that he once opposed. >> i said at the time the answer is immigration reform. that's true. but be

. >> i have nothing against mr. brown but i will definitely not call it -- i've been here 60 years now. it's going it be san francisco bay bridge. >> reporter: besides the lawsuit, there may be other hurdles in getting signs of mayor brown's name on this western span of the bridge. one is through governor brown who oversees caltrans. he could tell the agency not to put up the new signs with mayor brown's name on it. the governor publicly stated he was against this remaining. he wanted in to stay the san francisco oakland bay bridge as known for more than 75 years, but today his office would not comment. live in san francisco, stephanie trong, nbc bay area news. >> stephanie, thank you. all this stuff about the willie brown bridge, will you call it the willie brown bridge or just the bay bridge? so far our online poll, see it, an overwehelming amount, 98% says, no, you will not call it the willie brown bridge. go to our website if you want to participate in this poll or tweet us f@nbc bay area. we'll have the final results

former san francisco supervisors sending a letter of protest saying we respect years of service mr. brown renain mains a controversial figure in san francisco. gonzales believes naming honors should only go to the dead. >> i think if you goring to do this for someone that is still alive, there are tl ought to be a consinceus bit. i don't think there is at this time about willie brown you don't recall them saying when george skimmer -- mimer had a bridge named after him. it's only when it's willie brown. >> i would make an exception if the public were to vote for it. >> if it passes caltrans says it would be asked to put up the sichblt. >> i'm lobbying for the spencer christian bridge it has a ring to it. >> but it's a bridge too far. we've got low skploudz fog bringing finally some cooler relief after three days of high temperatures reaching 100 degrees in fairfield and antioch. 102 livermore and clear lake. 104 in clover dale. look at the high only 6 degrees. that is 42 degrees lower than highest of the inland highs. and here is a live view from mount tam of the cooling marine layer begi

you think have done something, i'll be damned if you can hear that he says the case is not about mr. brown but about how california's legislature bends rules for its own convenience. >> it's about government. and the bridge and willy just happen to be high profile? >> yes. this is simple to. say no to this, to call attention to what amounts to hypocrisy. >> what is in a name? a bridge to have. >> everything generated a protest. meaning it's quality. >> a judge is denying a motion by wells fargo to face an injunction to stop foreclosures half of the homeowners have mortgages that are underwater meaning they owe more than the shous worth. richmond wants to face of sale of the underwater mortgages but it's typically for a park or freeway. the judge decides wednesday whether to dismiss or sthai injunction motion. >> fiancee of a chilean man shot to death in berkeley is trying to call attention to this still-unsolved murdzer. they just moved to berkeley when confronted by two men and he was shot to death. on the three-year anniversary nelson is asking for justice. >> there are leads with the po

three formeran francisco supervisors sending a letter of protest saying we respect years of service mr. brownn mains a controversial figure in san francisco. gonzales believes naming honors should only go to the dead. >> i think if you goring to do this for someone thatis still alive, there are tl oug to be a consinceus bit. i don't think there is at this time about willie brownyou don't recall them saying when george skimmer -- mimer had a bridge named after him. it's only when it's wile brown. >> i would make an exception if the public were to vote for it. >> if it passes caltrans says it wld be asked to put up the sichblt. >> i'm lobbying for the spencer christian bridge it has a ringo it. >> but it's a bridge too far. we've got low skploudz fog bringing finally se cooler relief after three days of high temperatures reaching 100 degrees in fairfield and antioch. 102 livermore and clear lake. 104 in clover dale. look at the high onl 6 degrees. that is 42 deges lower than hiest of the inland highs. and here is a live view from mount tam of the cooling marine layer beginning to push beyond th

, who sent a letter of protest to state lawmakers saying, while we respect his years of service, mr. brownins a very controversial figure in the city. >> i think you should do this, if you do it for somebody who is still alive, there ought to be consensus about it. and i don't think there is at this time about willie brown. >> you don't recall when george miller had a bridge named after him, or when john burton had a road named after him, you don't recall them saying that at all. it is only when it is willie brown. >> i would make an exception if the public voted for it. if the resolution passed in san francisco, caltrans would be asked to put up the signs, which willie brown or his supporters would pay for it. in san francisco, caroline tyler. >>> and the final safety piece of the hardware is now stalled on the eastern part of the bay bridge, the spokesperson said a new statue of a bearded troll is now in place at an unknown place. the troll, made by an artist, is at an unknown location, and the old troll was removed and will likely be housed in a museum or maybe a park. >>> all right, mo

." >> oh, mr. brown, i didn't know you felt that way. >> get -- no. move. no, not that. she loved me. it's written all over her face. look. see? oh, lord. see? i'm trying to tell you, i can't deal with this. i'm too old to be a sugar granddaddy. i -- what do we do? >> oh! yeah! you know, i think you're right. >> why didn't i see this coming? i knew she got it bad. first, it's them stares in the air like this at me. then, them late-night phone calls. "what you doing?" "i ain't doing nothing. what you doing?" then, she gonna have her kids calling me "daddy." >> yeah, and then renee gonna start calling you daddy, too. >> no, i can't do that. i'm too old. >> come on. let's go take a look. >> and that -- her baby -- one baby is kind of crazy. >> oh, wait a minute. she's looking at you again. >> no, don't -- don't look at me. >> you got to look at her, man. >> no, i don't want to. >> look at her. >> no. >> look up at her right there. >> unh-unh. lord, that girl is sprung on me. she -- she trying to get me to do one of them french-kiss things. i can't kiss french. i'm american.

can do it and we were supposed to be in reading period and i got called up to teacher's test and mr. brown dana, why did you turn in two spelling tests? but the -- what had happened was the girl had copied my entire paper including my name up at the top. >> that's amazing. >> wow. >> i once did a math test and i cheated with the person next to me. i had two different math tests so i flunked that one too. of course i flunked just about everything. okay, "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ >>> time now for "one more thing." exciting news from fox today about the primetime lineup that people have been waiting to hear what it's going to be. here we have it. "on the record" will be at 7:00. you've your old bill o'reilly at 08 clock p.m. and megyn kelly at 9:00 and sean is going to 10:00. i guess the same show. guess what? "the five" stays at 5:00 and "red eye" at 3:00 a.m. >> you can't have it anywhere else. >> like when we did an 11:00 p.m. show. >> like when you did the intro. >> i was completely confused and exhausted. >> we'd have five people? >> have 11 people. if you move it to seven, you ha

>> reporter: but the governor's critics say mr. brown needs to get environmental laws in california in order before going global. one of the hundreds of bills on the governor's desk is sb-4. it regulates the controversial procedure of fracking. he says he'll sign it. >> doing nothing is the worst approach. doing a comprehensive scientific study of oil drilling, fracking and various technologies associated with it, it's absolutely in the public interest. >> protesters say if he cares about the chiern, they will put a moratorium on fracking, while we should the fill ekt including an raek/warning system and giving undocumented immigrants driver's licenses. >> because congress is so slow, i think they need a good push and that's what i think this drivers license bill does. >> reporter: the governor isn't as vocal about his position on hundreds of other bills he will either sign into law or veto. >> congratulations. >> no more cheap gas for google. the pentagon took away a major government perk. it's part of a story our investigative unit exp

. >> does it make a difference in the officer hit mr. brown with the vehicle? >> no.as an accident. this is a situation where it was an accident. i don't think anyone can get in that officer's head and say this there is evidence here where he clearly wanted to run him down and run him over. just based on what we see. now there may be something outside of this video that tells us otherwise. but based on what i see this is a tragic accident. people are hit every single day with cars. and that doesn't make it criminal. >> is it possible that the officer just -- the glass was slippery and he had a hard time stopping. >> vehicular manslaughter doesn't have to prove intent. all you have to do is show that the person was reckless and it caused somebody to die. he came around two police cars that were stopped. he was reckless and intended on getting to marlon brown. you see it. you don't have to take anybody's word for it. >> why would you want to hit this person? >> you think about the mentality. they are chasing him for an alleged seat belt violation. they only do in the sp

had ruled and what we were hearing out of oklahoma was that the cherokee nation felt that it and mr. brownn't have to obey. >> brown had refused to return veronica to her adoptive parents until now. >> and right now it is not entirely clear whether the cherokee nation plans to keep appealing this case but the tribe says it still wants dustin brown to remain an important part of veronica's life, even here in south carolina, tamron. >> gabe, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, two high ranking school owe fishes in pennsylvania facing possible criminal charges after prosecutors say they sent quote, shockingly racist text messages on their work phones and "n" word used 14 times in one conversation to describe children. >> they should have been fired right away. and it disturbs me that the school board did not do that. >> an attorney representing guantanamo bay detainees says the months long hunger strike is now over because the men achieved their objectives but with more than a dozen detainees being force fed, is the protest really over? has it's ups and downs. seasonal... doesn't begin to d

. >> well said, mr. brown. the feeding of farrell cats on the nature preserve could soon be a crime. feral cats accused of eating endangered species and the food leads to over crowding which leads to disease and injury. a proposed city ban on feral cat feeding could give the wildlife a chance. land managers and biologists say the cats not only kill mammals, reptiles and birds, they eat their eggs and we mentioned can spread diseases. >> a home grown sandwich chain will celebrate this week. eric's deli cafe turns 40 tomorrow. the shop featuring sandwiches and soups first opened in 1973. it has shops all over the bay area. to celebrate the anniversary eric's deli will hold an adoption eswrent the santa cruz spca. they will give away t-shirts to the first 150 customers at every eric's. >> the proposal to rename san francisco's jerry garcia amphitheater is dead. the pavilion has been in talks since 2009 to put on a free concert, actually free concerts at the stage. under that the stage would have been renamed the l

and i said mr. brown, who is that gentleman? and he said reverend.as already started. let me ask you. you returning to late night after 19 years. >> yes, yes. >> are you nervous? >> i'm very nervous, sir. but i'm so excited to show my son why he goes to a private school and how we're able to afford it. and it's going to be so exciting for him. he is serving as my little creative consultant. >> your son? >> yeah. he is 13. and if you involve your kids, they understand the mission in going with you in a sense. he told me, he says dad, first week i would like you do to do mack miller. a you see if you can do lamar. and uncle magic would be good. >> you're going to do magic? >> third night, magic johnson, george lopez, and noz. by the way -- magic here yes! >> at the apollo. >> he is in the hotel, advancing the dream he said. >> he is doing advancing the dream with me tonight at the apollo. we'll be on live tonight at 10:00. >> that's incredible. you know what is interesting about that whole dream thing? i watched a lot of coverage during the 50th annive

. >> mr. brown, you've heard all the testimony today about what people think should happen to you.do you want to have happen? >> i understand i resists law enforcement. and me being back in that will room for two weeks, that really got to me. i know i tested like positive for marijuana but that's something i did like back in july. and i thought i was going to be clean by the time i came to court. >> i know some people might say using a little bit of marijuana isn't like shooting somebody but at the same time, do you understand the significance of that one use of marijuana what it had on your family and your life and frankly, on the underlying charges that you already had pending against you? >> well, i take full responsibilities for my actions and i just feel like i let them down, you know? like miss sarah and bob and my mom. i just want to like go home and take care of my responsibilities. >> roderick, do you rememberer judge bonaventure ra asking you about taking a drug test. >> yes, ma'am. >> do you say you probably should be clean, something like that. >> i probably should. >>

mr. brown's, you know, top dresser drawer. >> so here's where we stand. e transportation committee may vote as early as tonight on whether to pass the bill naming the bridge for willie brown. it would then move on to the full senate. >>> all right. let's turn things over to meteorologist jeff ranieri. very hot temperatures outside. low humidity. it's been a tough going for the last 24 hours for those firefighters. >> yeah, certainly has. we have better news on thorizon. hottest spot, tri valley. third day locked in the triple digit heat. 100, fairfield. 93 san jose. the key difference today in san francisco dropping to 68 degrees. sign of the onshore flow begin to build. three days of triple digits saturday, sunday, and today, parts of the east bay as one of the hottest summers since 2009. we're tied right now for the amount of triple digits we had in 2009. likely this could be one of the hottest summers maybe in about five or six years. when we're finished with summer in a few weeks. let's take you outside to the high definition view. here's the key diffe

and mr. brown is going to be making an appearance here on kpix 5 coming up at around 6:45. going to be speaking with phil matier, my sunday coanchor and phil says that when he talked to willie about this a few weeks ago, willie said opponents should be glad because they will have a chance to drive over him every day. >> sounds like willie. >> it does sound like him. so when does the lawsuit go to court? >> reporter: that is supposed to go to court maybe this february? but they are hoping that the signs are going to be up and this is all going to be really official in name as well by black history month, which is february. >> anne makovec, live in san francisco, thank you. >> willie coming up in an hour and 15 minutes here, as well. >>> 5:33 we are more than halfway through a 60-day cooling-off period before yet another possible bart strike and contract talks just got back on track. yesterday bart and union workers met for the first time since the governor stepped in last month. but they didn't discuss key issues of pay and healthcare. those are set to be taken up next week.

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i rise to honor the memory of jesse owens, an olympic record breaker and pioneer on the track and off the track who was born 100 years ago tomorrow. born in alabama as the youngest of ten children, james cleveland owens moved to cleveland, ohio, with his family at the age of 9, leaving the south during the great migration, those several decades between 1910, roughly, and 1970. jesse's family came north seeking economic opportunity and greater personal freedom. his father left his work as a sharecropper in the south, something difficult to do because so often the landowner held those sharecroppers by holding real or imagined debt over their head -- over their heads. he left his work as a sharecropper in the south and found a job in the steel industry in cleveland, ohio. jesse james cleveland owens enrolled in bolton elementary school on the east side of cleveland. because of his strong southern accent, when the teacher asked him his name and he said j.c., the speech teacher misheard it

mr. brown: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: madam president, i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: madam president, i urge leadership in the house of representatives to simply schedule a vote on the senate-passed bill. you know, i understand a number of people in the majority party are going to vote "no." i also believe that -- and the presiding officer used to be in the house of representatives, as i was many years ago -- and it is a democratic house -- i mean, democratic with a small "d." they should schedule a vote. i believe a majority of democrats members in the house would vote to pass the c.r. if the speaker of house would let it come to a vote. if the speaker of the house going to be the speaker of the radical right of the republican party, or is he going to be the speaker of the united states house of representatives? fundamentally, that's the question. is he going to be the spea