mr. stern gave the grief to the city. in the 30s he had an opera singer come out and walk around determining the best area for the sound. the stage would go here, six years ago, engineers determined best place for the stage. it was, you got it, right here. and says as they prepare for next 75 years if mrs. stern was here today, she'd fully expect to it continue. >> and what a venue. >> still to come at 5:00 it's friday. that means muscle -- michael finney's free stuff. >> and starbucks goes for complete beverage bomb.com nation. and tonight at 6:00 new entrepreneur using a love of family for his own family business >>> listen to this. starbucks not satisfied with dominating coffee world it's going after tea lovers opening a first tea-only store featuring it's tazo brand. customers will be able to pick up 80 blends. >> interesting. >> and this is our favorite time of the week. there is free food on friday. happy to be filling in for dan. >> that is right. you may want to hang on to that bag. >> and there is this amazing gr

they were developing this property, mrs. sternnd determine the best spotted for the sound. stage would go right here. six years ago when they were renovating this space, audio engineers came out with equipment to determine the best place for the stage and it was -- you got it -- right here. >> as they prepare for the next 75 years, if mrs. stern was here today she would expect it to continue. >> terry: and tomorrow i'm thinking it's going to be a nice day for music and just about anything else. >> we'll see sunshine and temperatures on the cool side but a slow warm up on the way. this morning looking at mount tam, pretty picture there, few clouds floating by. we 6 a little bit of fog and most of the cloud cover has been centered around the central coast. so that is why temperatures are a little bit warmer with the insulation. it seems pretty good cooling allowing for temperatures to drop in the 40s in santa rosa. live doppler 7-hd. we have the cloudiness here. just south of san jose but we have some sunshine in san jose. no 80s fo

mrs. stern a perplexed and frustrated with the district attorney office failure to act in the case. >> judge jeanine: have they given hear reason why? >> some half hearted excuses but frankly none of them pass muster. >> judge jeanine: there are those who believe that the letter that no one has seen that was waived around in a press conference but none of us have actually seen it is nothing more than an attempt by the defense team to discredit the prosecution's main witness in the prosecution of jeffrey stern their client. what do you have to say to that? >> i think from an outsider's perspective that is a very fair criticism. however, the prosecution is aware this is not mrs. geiser's first attempt. we learned through civil discovery that less than five years ago she solicited a hit on a former boyfriend. >> judge jeanine: was she prosecuted for that? >> no, he has come forward in light of her attempting to kill mrs. stern. we have five solicitations of capital murder. the d.a.'s announced this

mr. sterns. >> thank you, madame chair. let me welcome the panel. mr. pruden, i understand you went to university of florida. that's good. >> go gators. >> go gators. it's my honor to represent the university of florida in congress. i'm delighted i could come over here in time. i have two other committees at the same time. i wanted to especially be here to welcome you personally and thank you for your service and just admire your ability and leadership here in testifying and presenting to the american people some of the problems of the wounded warriors. i think what i'm asking is sort of an overview. i understand you're one of the first improvised explo ploeplos devices ied casualties of operation iraqi freedom. is that, perhaps, true? >> yes, sir. >> yeah. you also testified before the oversight subcommittee on seamless transition issues in 2010. >> yes, sir. >> have you discussed any of your concerns raised in your testimony with the va clinicians or other va officials? >> i certainly have, sir. i've had the opportunity to speak with numerous current

and as they prepare for the section 75 years, if mrs. sterne today she would fully expected to continue. in san francisco, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> lisa argen is joining us now. you can see this information just in to the abc weather center. >> there's a lot to go over because the clouds have really been hanging on along the central coast. it was clear this morning in the north bay and now look at it in the city. it looks pretty good. >> yeah. >> but we still have some delays at sfo. a little wind. that's going to keep us cool. and today we are talking temperatures as much as twelve and thirteen degrees below the average. we should see 82 in san jose and 83 in santa rosa. we will be far from those numbers today. and that sea breeze will allow for the cool breezes at the giants-a's game today. live doppler 7hd shows a few areas of high clouds but overall sitting nice and quiet right now. you see the sweep on top of the mount saint helena. no rain in the forecast. just a weak front that pushed on through. we will look at another system to the

as they prepare for the next 75 years if mrs. stern was here today she would expect it to continue.an francisco abc 7 news. >> all right let's get one last check of our weather with spencer. hi spencer. >> okay. let's look at live doppler 7 hd. moisture around. no actual rainfall. just some drizzle at the coast and pushing on to the peninsula a little bit. parts of the lower part of the north bay there. but it's not exactly what you call measurable rainfall. tomorrow state wide mainly dry sunny and warm down south. up north mixed bag in eureka a and chick o. may showers in the bay area tomorrow we have mainly sunny skies after sort of dreary early morning start. high pressure ranging from 60's to low 70's tomorrow. here's the accu-weather 7 day forecas forecast. we have high in the 60's to 70's right through monday and then finally midweek next week high in the 80's again feel and look whole lot more like summer. >> sounds good thank you spencer. >> okay. >> you remember the line from snow white. mirror mirror on the wall. who is it fairest of them all. naught in contemperary terms

and as they prepare for the section 75 years, if mrs. stern was here today shield fully expected to continue. in san francisco, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> lisa argen is joining us now. a bizarre yesterday and a better today. isn't that what life is all about? [laughter] >> yeah. you said it all. you know, we are looking at a slow warmup, though. still going to be on the cool side. outside right now we are looking at a pretty shot from our sutro camera. you can see it's already date. we are looking at the low fog and clouds. a nice, bright start to the day whereas yesterday we had the economist drizzle not only in the morning hours but throughout much of the day. and 7hd, a little bit in the way of low cloudiness burks we aren't picking up much of anything. so we are starting out a little better. so as a result this afternoon we will have milder conditions with more sunshine out there. but it looks like we are going to have to wait several days to warm up. so we will range once again probably about five to eight degrees below average. upper 40s

so we just -- we have to be safe about what they say or mr. sternip to give us a hefty fine. >> jimmy: what about the olympics? do you have to try out for the olympic team? >> well, it's interesting. for me, i don't know if i have to because they always need at least one token white guy. [ laughter ] so i think that i have a pretty good shot of making it there. [ applause ] i mean, it's like the white guy in the gang. he's the one you really got to watch out for. wait, why is he -- >> jimmy: well, we'd love to see it. that would be great. i think you could probably stir up a lot of trouble at the olympics this year. >> we'll see. that would be fun to go over to london. >> jimmy: great to have you here. kevin love, everybody! on the olympic team this year and the minnesota timberwolves. we'll be right back with music from waka flocka flame! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ waka flocka flame! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live light.t series sponsored by bud >> jimmy: this is the new album. it is called "triple f life: friends, fans &

mr. sterns to make the case, what community in this country is engaged in gender selection in terms of abortionross the united states. the university of california has shown through evidence by interviewing women from 2004 to 2009 that a lot made this decision based on sex -- >> which community is it? >> the immigrant community is one of the large ones that he looked at because of that -- >> anyone else involved in this to your knowledge besides asian women that come to the united states that bring their culture with them? any evidence beyond that community? >> well, you talk about -- >> no, i want the answer to that question. do you have any evidence? >> yes, the national academy of science did a study from the last census and they found there is a deviation that shows more of the abortions occur and there is sex selection. so i think at the national academy of science shows that evidence strongly been. >> but you don't have any evidence of cases if you were going to court. you wouldn't have cases would you? you're talking about a law here. my problem is this. you don't want to punish the woma

mr. sterns to make the case.ngaged right now in gender selection in terms of abortion? >> well, it's across the united states. dr. prury of the university of california has shown through evidence by interviewing women from 2004 to 2009 that a lot of them made this decision based on sex selection. >> which community, though? >> the immigrant community is one of the large ones that he looked at because of that problem. >> is anyone else involved in this to your knowledge besides asian women who come to the united states who have that culture they bring with them that prefers boy children? does anyone else -- any evidence beyond that community of this practice. >> let's talk about the -- >> no, i want an answer. >> yes, the national academy of science has done a study from the last census in this country and they found statistically there's a deviation that shows more of these abortions occur and that there is sex selection. so i think it's a national academy of science shows that evidence pretty strongly. >> you do

mr. stern's for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. barrett, you'll be getting all the questions. i have a question confined to my congressional district of gainesville. it appears that there is a dispute between directv and an abc affiliate w,cjb, -- wcjb, over retransmission consent fees. you are probably not familiar with that. >> i am not. we own benefit in orlando. >> some have suggested that because gainesville -- they cannot even get abc now. there is a blackout. in your opinion, are these blackcaps becoming more opinion -- frequent? >> they are very infrequent. cox owns the station in orlando. of the past several years, there has been a new nbc officially licensed to gains though, to the marketplace. you may infer that we stood aside and did not challenge the nbc affiliate that went into that marketplace. >> what is your reply to that? are these blackouts becoming more the problem? >> they are becoming more frequent. >> we have a clear difference of opinion. >> perhaps we can get the committee -- >> they are becoming more frequ

mr. stern's. >> thank you, mr. chairman.wing up with your comments and chairman up and about the monopoly of the 19th century that we do not want to go back to, is there anybody in this room that thinks that the united nations could competently manage the internet? please raise your hands. at the call the witnesses will testify this morning that we must maintain the current multi- stakeholder decentralized approach. the international telecommunications union is a part of the united nations and would require other countries to fund and build out the communication network and give them full jurisdiction. i don't believe that we want to point this to the u.n. this approach is a fundamental attack to the approach we have presently. i want to promote the unified bipartisan message against international regulation of the internet. that is why we're here today. i want to emphasize that such an approach that receive from others is a nonstarter for the united states. >> ms. blackburn. >> welcome to our witnesses. we're glad you're he

mr. guy discusses the actions, jonathan stern will speak for the port. >> good afternoon. as ms. rogers was mentioning, policies within the general plan emphasize the importance of an urban form that slopes down toward the waterfront with a cluster of tall buildings tapering to progressively lower heights in the box toward the embarcadero. the subject property is zoned that -- if we can have the exhibits back out. for a maximum height of 84 feet. this is shown in map 2. this next exhibit shows proposed heights that came out of the northeast embarcadero study which was published in 2010. the residential portion would be constructed within two buildings situated on the southerly portion of the site with frontage along the embarcadero as well as washington and drum streets. this looks as if you were looking back toward the project site, at the bottom center and right, back toward downtown from the water. the western rebuilding of front along drum street and washington street would reach a roof height of 92 feet to 136 feet. exceeding the existing limit of 84 feet. the ordinance woul

mr. stern's for five minutes. >> i have a little delicate question that is more or less confined to my congressional district. i represent the university of florida in gainesville. it appears there is a dispute between direct tv and abc affiliates over retransmission consent fees. you are probably not familiar with that. >> i am not familiar with that. we owe the nbc affiliate filed orlando. >> some have suggested because gainesville -- they cannot even get abc now. is a blackout. in your opinion, are these blackout's becoming more frequent? >> i think they are very infrequent. we on the nbc affiliate. over the past several years or so there has been a new nbc affiliate licensed to gainesville to that market place. he may infer we stood aside and did not challenge that nbc affiliate that went into the marketplace. >> what is your reply to that? are the blackout becoming more frequent? >> they are becoming more frequent. i could speak for a dish -- >> we have a clear difference of opinion. >> costs i can speak for additional work. we had six blackout last year. 9 already this year. >> 9 this year. le

stern, saying it was offensive. john mccain, lindsay graham, obviously, there have been democrats, as well. but the large group of people making these accusations are republicans. i know mr. mccain said who benefits the most from it? >> right. if you look at all the leaks, the recent one webs anyway, they tend to portray the president in a resolute, decisive way. they show him being directly involved in some of these counterterrorism successes. the republicans don't have a lot of evidence that it's coming from the white house, although in the case of one of these leaks about an al qaeda operation, it appears that a national security official may have inadvertenty confirmed some of the information. it's mostly a process of deduction that if the leaks benefit the president politically, they might be coming from the white house. there's one other bit of evidence, which is if you think back to the anniversary of the osama bin laden raid, there was a lot of effort by the white house to capitalize that. i don't know if you can say they released specific classified information, but there's no question they let crews from nbc into the situation room and the white house is clearl