attorney john gib ner. the personnel, was not submitted to me as a request. i worked on the scope of representation exception that is currently in the ordinance, some of the information about the personnel is covered by the disclosure, our state or local law, it sounds like it's broader, you would like to accept all meeting, regarding personnel matters, from avoid looking at the attendees, all together. >> yeah, everyone to know who is at that meetings there are meetings specifically where ared to equal opportunity issues, where we need confidentiality, if we don't, it would deteriorate, our abilitied to adjudicate those type of issues, those are something that we don't think the right to petition, we thought about whether the language the right to petition government and expect confidentiality, whether that would cover those situations it doesn't seem like it really does hearing from the city attorney's office we don't think it does that is a matter that i think we need to address as we go forward with the

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taken a while to come about, but this is well crafted, you heard the commission myself and mission ner brandon, even commissioner katz said we want equal plan for trying to make it more equal, community outreach, you guys have done this this say nice piece of work this say start. i want to say thank you. >> thank you both. i'm very excited, i know it's taking a little bit of time to get here part of that is trying to be creative and get it right, i want to thank for you eports on that, i'm pleased and excited on what we have before us. if i could take this opportunity. the amplify a little bit on the nature and the partnership -- the strength and structure of the partnership, as a significant part of the score i know that's where we're trying to be creative and do outreach but take the opportunity to amplify. the >> the reason the partnership is important, is to do two things allow for mentoring. expand the overall pool. port's parking situation is much more unique to the port mta operator fee we have a system that requires capital investment but what we think will happen is the larger

he was cleared at one, the other ner made it to court. from the egyptian courts, the retrial of two al jazeera journalists have been postponed to july 1st. mohamed fadel fahmy and mohammed badr have been accused of promoting the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they reject the charges. the two have been freed on bail. egypt is holding 12 media professionals in prison on charges of sympathizing with the muslim brotherhood. world war ii resonates strongly with russians more than 20 million were killed. it's why the annual victory day parade is a source of pride. it is also controversial. rory challands has more. >> reporter: russia's biggest ever victory day parade to mark 60 years. 60,000 servicemen, 200 hunts of hardware. this from a leader speaking against militarize im. in the red square address vladimir putin praised the citizens who perished in the war and criticized modern powers presumably the u.s. for trying to dominate global affairs. >> translation: in past decades basic principles of negotiation, principles hard won by man kind and

gib ner, if you have language for us to add >> sure. just addressing dhr's, concern, i agree with mrs. johnson, that the catch-all exemption at the end might do the trick but to make sure everyone's on the same page and i think make dhr most comfortable with, we propose adding would reveal personnel information, not subject to disclosure, which i think would address that concern as one of the now, list of maybe five different bases to not list attendees, and meetings >> would reveal? >> woeld reveal personnel information not subject to disclosure after california government goad section 3504, would reveal personal information, subject to disclosure comma or disclosure under state or -- law. >> can we add that to the amendment? >> so moved >> i will take that without objection. then on the amendment of the whole supervisor tang? >> i made a motion to adopt the amendment as a whole as submitted >> okay we will take that without objection. and on what is the language you wanted to add? no? i think we're good. and on the motion to move forw

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. >>> the tallest skyscraper in the western hemisphere one world trade sent ner new york is 1776 feetill be able to catch the incredible view from the observation floor. anthony mason got a sneak peak. >> reporter: a step back in time. >> i want you to see the elevators. >> reporter: the rise to the 102nd floor is a visual history lesson. >> this is what it looked like. >> reporter: visitors see new york city's transformation from wetland wilderness to modern metropolis. >> this is 47 seconds. then, all of a sudden at the top. >> reporter: a video show builds the suspense. >> reporter: on a clear day, visibility seems endless. you can see a empire state building statue of liberty and brooklyn and manhattan bridges. they will not see reminders of 9/11 unless they look down at the memorial pools below. >> this space was to be used as a first bump. we put it back up. now, looking forward to a future with promise. >> reporter: the observatory spans the top three floors. >> reporter: at the sky portal you can look down at the streets below. this is a video of you 1700 feet, straight down.

. >>> today thousands of students from villanova and wide ner will receive their diplomas from the 2015 commencement ceremonies. ceremonies last night. congratulations go out to the graduating class in manor college in jenkintown. josh shapiro delivered the commencement address. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >>> a cool start this morning. 55 degrees at 4:26. we have some sunshine on the way but big changes ahead for the weekend. out the door right now, jessica boyington and the first alert traffic center has a look at friday morning. happy friday jessica. >> happy friday to you, bill. good morning, everyone. looking at 95 around gerrard avenue around the work area looking just fine. we'll check in with mass transit and see how that's doing. >>> plus tom brady is fighting back against his punishment for deflategate. still ahead, how the nfl commissioner is responding to the quarterback's appeal. >>> "nbc 10" breaking news. >>> that breaking news the death of a legendary musician. this morning fellow artists and fans are mourning the loss of blues crooner, bb king. >>> more o

start seeing less kick notes as we go forward over the next few years weaves made substantial progress ners in terms of the progress the majority of activity is in construction with 14 actual projects in construction with the total cost of nearly 2 points $5 million but we have completed 65 projects which have either been totally completed or construction is completed and then we have to projects preconstruction the alameda creek capture project and the ground water storage the overall project is on budget of $.67 million and for completion in may with you have a number of accomplishments i want to highlight a couple we were awarded the region storage those are 14 of the 15 we need we'll bid out two additional wells we have land assess issues a separate contractor next year but we completed final administrative close out of the treatment facility within the main contract of the truit u truant planted we completed more than 90 percent of the shut downs a major overall risk going forward we continue to achieve a level of service on the projects that are going into service and in fact 35 of th

camden ners ci, and the broken -- new jersey, and the broken window approach to cleaning up crime. and a second chance at justice. wednesday on "america tonight", after 10 years of america's drug war, experts are reconsidering what victory means. >> the war on drugs is not a war on drugs, it's the war on people. >> trafficked labor on the front lines? >> they're things, they're commodities... >> we go undercover... >> it isn't easy to talk at this base >> what's happing on u.s. bases? >> the tax payer directly pays the human trafficker >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... fault lines america's war workers only on al jazeera america >>> so what do you do with a dubious distinction, the most dangerous city in america? camden new jersey faced the moniker, and "america tonight" turned its focus on efforts of reform beginning two weeks ago. now president obama touted camden as a model for other cities. let's make a difference from "am

>> city attorney john gib ner again. it's a good point. when the board receives notification the board member can contact the department head to find out what is going on. a board member can call a hearing all before the department requests a provl and even potentially before $250,000 of work is being done. you you are right, it doesn't speed up time in which the resolution will get to the board and potentially be approved at least, it allows the board members members to use the board's power of inquiry to find out more. >> may i ask a question director nu rv u, the budget analysis said 60 days, derequired because it can take that long -- what can can you tell us on the day of an occurrence versus three days later, or two weeks later? >> i think you spelled it out whennage emergency happens we don't really know what the full costs are involved in the emergency and we won't know for -- it could be a week, sometimes it could be longer depending on what the emergency is. when you have an emergency that is above $250,000 it is a serious emerge

tandem with that system and comp lment that subsidized child care system in the city and there are part ners in delivering services. those are a total of 5 providers. one of the things in terms of the policy issues kw response strategies that we are working on, we manage san francisco pilot that allows us to have a higher state reimbursement rate. the state has a single rate throughout the state which is a problem for us because our cost of care and i have a sloyd to show the rate disparity for title 5 contractors. it is our number 1 policy problem because as we try to support those providers if the state isn't paying their fair share it is a problem. it is a problem for them to keep their doors open let alone provide quality care. that is a big challenge. we have this pilot that allows us to pay a slightly higher state rate and that pilotdue to sunset. it also allows us for families to stay in eligibility for subsidy longer. the state medium income ceiling for eligibility is 43.200 and the pilot rate allows them to stay in the subsidy for 53 thousand. that is for a family of 3 and it change

according to ner conductor, he reported hearing two major impacts at the time of the derailment. none of this explains why the train 188 was doing 106 miles per hour intended to be taken at 150 miles per hour. >> thank you. >> crews found the wreckage of a u.s. marine helicopter in nepal. three bodies were spotted at the crash site. there's no hope of survivors. president obama covered don dollances to the -- condolences to the families. the troops were helping with earthquake relief when it disappeared on tuesday. debris was discovered on a steep mountainside in eastern nepal. saturday, a rescue team will head up to the site to collect the bodies and search for other remains >>> a tipping point in the battle for ramadi after a full and brutal assault. i.s.i.l. took control of the main compound. the entire city has not yet fallen. but, that could be next as zeina khodr reports. >> the symbol of government authority is in control of islamic state of iraq and levant. it's a city fought over and the iraqi government's stronghold in anbar province. i.s.i.l. fighters launched an assau

rita mont, executive director, of the chinese newcomer center i'm very proud we will be able to par ner with ivy waning and pat trin young with green solutionses, they have ambition goals, they have more than 14 + years of diversion and waste disposal, i would like ivy to tell you more about this. >> good evening commissioners. as i know i saw one year i know her for the past almost 15 years, and she knows what i'm doing because, you know when i first met her, i have been doing, the recycling. as everybody knows, the chinese community especially in china town it's like newcomers, under served, low income families the last thing in their mind is environmental issues. so it's really hard to reach, but there is one great thing about our chinese families for the next generation we should do good deeds. this is what my point is, to outreach to them, you are not doing it for your family now, you are doing it for the next generation, you are doing it for the future, for the piece and harmony on this earth. and when you leave this earth, you left something behind. that's the good deeds. but rig

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start seeing less kick notes as we go forward over the next few years weaves made substantial progress nersn terms of the progress the majority of activity is in construction with 14 actual projects in construction with the total cost of nearly 2 points $5 million but we have completed 65 projects which have either been totally completed or construction is completed and then we have to projects preconstruction the alameda creek capture project and the ground water storage the overall project is on budget of $.67 million and for completion in may

the toll take ner question asked the girl inside the suv if the man and woman that she was with were her parents and she said no. that's when the chp were called to help. they were unable to track down the suv that night, he just felt there was something off about this. he's the father of two so he was very in tune with that fact and he really felt that this little girl, this juvenile may have been in some distress. >> and the chp says the driver of that suv, they're looking for, was a black man in his 60s with a beard. he handed the toll taker a dollar and did not pay the full $5 toll. they need to speak with the adults to try to clear up this situation. they say there's the possibility this may have been some kind of a family dispute, but there's also the possibility that this was something worse. so, they need to figure out what was going on here. >> we hope this girl is okay, though, all right, thank you so much. >> we're learning new details about a dui case in livermore where a car careened into a backyard into an apartment building and killed a mother and daughter. it was goin

fans say they send good thohts his way tonight and hope they ner have to see a fall like that ever again. we are leif in san rafael tonight, abc 7 news. >> cornell could have been so mu worse thank i. >> fans were told to remain in the staum. after the game because of wt awaited them outside that's why so many e still in the arena you saw live still in the arena you saw live. rain has fallen 4 to 6 inches every hour tonight. flash flood emergency issued shortly after the final buzzer. powerful winds and more than 1,000 lightnin strike. come up. t will introduce later on to 105-year-old warrior fan takes the game very seriously. how she analyze every player stay with us for that. >> basketball to fotball. former forty-niner ray mcdonald was arrested again this morni was arrested again this morning. it is his third arrest since august. this time he's accused of domestic violence and child endangerment violence and child endangerment. stl lilli is live in santa clara with the story tonight. >> ray mcdonald is here at the carlisle and this is where the assault happened say police. they got t

. >> sure deputy city attorney john bib ner. there are two -- one is the supporting or opposing candidates, that we discussed earlier in the meeting, two independent committee sued the city, challenging that particular provision, we lost that case in the trial court and ultimately, as a result of citizens united settled that case, and agreed not to enforce, that is a situation where a court told us you cannot do this, you cannot enforce this provision. the second piece mrs. johnson may have been referring to is the cumulative contribution that mr. minority described earlier, the rule that no individual can con tribe ut more than $500, for the seats in that election for all combined for all seats in a year. >> that is mccuchin >> yeches it doesn't address the san francisco, it addressed an analogous law. to the ethics and commission, and the board, to enforce that law and the ethicics, commission concludes, on that and the mckuchun decision, is not to enforce that provision, and they haven't in years, since mckucha n this would r

. >> reporter: security expert jess sis ner and law enforcement have been reviewing surveillance tape of car break-ins. they say younger thieves are using an electromagnetic pulse device, which unlocks doors. they're cheap, small as your remote key, and just one of many hi-tech gadgets used by car burglars. >> the code grabber. >> reporter: code grabbers resemble key faubs too. they duplicate the remote key code. it allows someone to get into your vehicle by essentially cloning your key. >> reporter: lastly there are remote key power amplifiers. your remote key uses the frequency specific to your car. power amplifiers increase the strength. so if the vehicle is parked closer to your home -- a thief can open it. there are ways you can block a signal from being amplified. he showed us that the door of a microwave didn't allow a radio frequency to travel. a refrigerator will block it. generally, any metal box, is a safe place to keep keys and the safest place to keep your car. >> if you park it in the garage you have a physical barrier, alarm systems you you've noise, you've got pets. >>

>>> and nfl, rookie mini camps all over the league, including here, the first round pick amari coop ner practice yesterday in the silver and black. 89 the number. the star attraction on the field. cooper regarded as one of the most pro ready players in the league. his assessment at practice? >> no surprises. it went exactly how i thought it would go. the first day of practice. it went pretty good. i made a couple of plays. we looked good out there as a team. >> are we going to do a daily update on our number one pick? i thought he was fine. he is going to be a good player. >> thanks forbe the insight, coach. >>> the giants defended morris with the world series love. look at the love. and now a miami marlin. one season in san francisco. 20-14. came up big in the post season homerun. game tying homerun in the nlcs clincher. the go-ahead rbi in game seven of the world series. and you know that came up, when we chatted. >> he looked the same. the product in his hair is still the same. hey, michael. man, i cannot remember someone getting so much love on a homecoming after being with a team o