we're advocating that if an ordnance does not -- if an ordnance addresses the function of a sign as opposed to the particular ideas or even the subject matter, then it would not be content-based for purposes of -- >> is there a difference between the function of the sign and the content of the sign? >> yes, your honor. >> i, frankly, can't grasp that. what is it? >> it depends -- >> doesn't its function depend upon its content? >> in a literal sense, yes. >> oh, i see. what sense are we talking here? >> well, both poetic -- [laughter] we think there needs to be a nuance as the federal government has indicated so that it guides -- the content test is a guide for courts to determine which level of scrutiny applies. and at some level if content is the on/off switch, then such distinctions as temporary and permanent, commercial and noncommercial, even on site and off site are going to be content, and we don't believe that in and of itself justifies strict scrutiny. thanks, your honor. >> thank you, counsel. mr. cortman, you have four minutes remaining. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. just a fe

we're advocating that if an ordnance does not -- if an ordnance addresses the function of a sign as opposedo the particular ideas or even the subject matter, then it would not be content-based for purposes of -- >> is there a difference between the function of the sign and the content of the sign? >> yes, your honor. >> i, frankly, can't grasp that. what is it? >> it depends -- >> doesn't its function depend upon its content? >> in a literal sense, yes. >> oh, i see. what sense are we talking here? >> well, both poetic -- [laughter] we think there needs to be a nuance as the federal government has indicated so that it guides -- the content test is a guide for courts to determine which level of scrutiny applies. and at some level if content is the on/off switch, then such distinctions as temporary and permanent, commercial and noncommercial, even on site and off site are going to be content, and we don't believe that in and of itself justifies strict scrutiny. thanks, your honor. >> thank you, counsel. mr. cortman, you have four minutes remaining. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. just a few

the explosive ordnance division is inspecting it. they have found an additional package under a truck in the dallas police headquarters and this is in addition to the four suspicious bags they found. one of them we know detonated as the explosive ordnance robot went. it exploded on its own. tristan, give us an idea of the resources that are pouring in right now that you know of to assist with this standoff and now this search for potentially more explosives. >> as you mentioned before, the federal authorities are now working with the dallas police. dallas police have now expanded their perimeter around the headquarters. they are working to evacuate everyone. they have got a ton of officers down at the second location. there are officers working security at all of the patrol stations around the city. they have got security over at city hall. they are trying to keep every possible target, even though it seems like it's limited to the police headquarters and where this van is now. but they are trying to keep them all secured. >> did you

they argue that it's an unconstitutional -- they say this ordnance is one of their last hopes for gaining more housing for low income people. legal analysts say if the the court rules with the builders then it would effect similar housing laws in nearly 200 california cities. pam. >> all right we're going to keep an eye on this one for sure. >>> a san francisco police officer recovering after a dog bit him. this happened in the bay view. police say that dog bit the officer several times as he was responding to a 911 call. the officer shot and killed the dog to stop that attack. >>> in stockton two police officers shot and killed a man after he led them on a high speed chase in a stolen car. it all started yesterday when officers on patrol saw a man hitting a woman on the street. when the officers approached the man he took off in a stole everren car. and then thiara the the car to stop him. >> as i was coming outside i heard the top for basically the guy was trying to hit the >> >> >> 24-year-old richard perez was killed last september. police say perez was drunk when he got into a fight

it sews an ever ordnance violates free speech. the ordnance requires cell phone refrom berkeley's -- >>> time is 6:08. still ahead a steph new wells fargo commercial featuring a same sex couple. up next we'll show it to you and tell you about religious backlash wells fargo is now getting. >> plus an unexpected uber driver. the reason an nfl player is getting behind the wheel. >> good morning. right now we are looking at the east bay commute and you can see highway 4 is getting busy. we also have word of a new problem on the altamont pass. >> fog is on the coast. it will be sunny for most for awhile and cloud cover will come stream screaming. screaming in here from the south. dñañy let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. still a heavy police presence in new york. they are searchi

as to whether to assert the attorney-client under the section brown act section 549569 a sunshine ordnance 67.10 for the discussion the anticipated litigation as explained. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment? or the call the question >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> > opposed? carried unanimously 5 we'll go into closed session. >> mr. chair let me state for the record there are two matters and the second matter i'll be recusing participate. >> all right. we're now in open session and the question is whether or not the ethics commission was to will move to disclose it's closed session deliberations and do i call another vote. >> well somebody needs to make the motion and second it. >> i move not to disclose. >> any public comment? hearing none call the question >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? hearing none 5 vote item no. 7 discussion and possible action on the which i guess april 27, 2015

our explosives ordnance detonation unit is investigating four suspicious bags left in front of dallas police headquarters. as i was walking out to talk with you all, one of those bags have been confirmed by our bomb squad to have explosives in them, pipe bombs is what has been described to me by our explosives unit. we are in the process of evacuating residents of the south side on lamar complex located at 1409 south lamar street. i reiterate. no dallas officers have been injured. this is a preliminary investigation. this is an active investigation. meaning the police headquarters scene is a active shooter's scene until we confirm first that there are no other suspects at that scene waiting to ambush officers and we have ongoing discussions with the suspect in hutchins. the suspect has told our negotiators that we took his child and we accused him of being a terrorist, and that he is going to blow us up. and then cut off negotiations. we cannot confirm a motive at this time. what we are asking from the public, we need their support, we need information. we have learned through social

we'll tell you more about the new ordnance who may be passed today. >> good morning. we are looking at the east bay commute and right now traffic looks good on highway 24. we'll tell you more about this commute coming up. >> big change after yesterday's smoking hot crazy hot temps but the fog is back and coming up from southern california the remains of hurricane blanca. we'll have a tuesday change forecast. >>> cool it down. >> good call dave. >> see how we are cooling it down. look at the fog out there. live pictures right there. >> i had a moment i didn't trust him yesterday. just a quick moment. >> you have to trust steve. he's our weather authority. and if you're going out to sfo to catch a flight you might run into delays because it's cooling down and there is fog. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2 and we are on tuesday morning it's june 9th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it is 5:30 and i love to see that fog rolling in, steve because it was a little too hot. >> i think a lot of people do too today. >> i like t

. >> we're looking at the ordnance and the staircases and stairways. there's a number of different things that the landlord is required to look into for each property. >> the management has been given until thursday to provide with a new inspection report. the phone calls were not returned. >> one person was injured when a small plane went into a reconvene. this is the video just after the accident and the single engine went down around 11:00 a.m. and landed right upside a canal and two other people on board were not hurt. they're not clear what caused the crash. >>> four teen age ers are okay after one drove the parents suv and they were too afraid to tell their parents. they changed after the mother could not find the car this morning. where is it everybody? well the two boys and girls escaped with only minor injuries. >> oh boy. scary. >>> it will cost you omore to drive across the golden gait bridge. commute ers will be paying $6.25. those driving in the car pool lane will pay $4.25. the ferry fairs going up and golden gait bus will rise about 5 pe

the ordnance cracks down on anyone appearing intoxicated or using profane curse words. >> freedom of expression. stop putting a blank on whatever we are supposed to say. >> i'm usually here for happy hour. i don't see people getting that wasted. >> last year arlington county police made 664 arrest of drunken people cursing in public. the penalty was still $100. >>> the warriors assistant coach proves age doesn't matter. yeah that is coach alvin gentry dunking the basket. a little help from the wall. but hey, you try that. not bad for the 60-year-old coach. it wasn't his first try but the team loved it. my least favorite name pelicans. that is a great shot though. >> way to go coach. >>> our time is 6:26. a staffing overhaul happening at an elementary school. why they are making the teachers and staff reapply for their jobs. >> plus five college students were killed early this morning when an a balcony at an apartment complex collapsed. eight other people have serious injuries. we'll tell you what we are learning about the young victims in this case. >> good morning. we are looking at

for the actions of their subordinates no matter how you dice your interpretation of the sunshine ordnance i would strongly speak against this motion i think you need to do the exact opposite and find that mrb /* mr. ginsburg violated the ordinance. >> thank you. any other comment? i'm going to summarize what at staffs recommendations on this particular matter. >> certainly. >> at the lastly time this was horde there were two issues one to this consideration of whether the mr. gibner staff was properly noticed in terms of the flying sunshine matter and an issue to putting that aside whether they in fact violated the sunshine ordinance by redacting this information and at this point as the second question staff had pretty much the same position as they do now but battery commissioner renne disagreed with that assessment that went back to the task force and it was vague as to exactly you know what was expected we didn't get another hearing they wrapped up and wrote some finding from our prospective we think that by this time it is a long time and everybody is on notice and know what's going

once the developer sells, they are out. >> reporter: city officials say the ordnance is one of theirlast hopes in securing housing for low income people. builders argue if they are forced to subsidize housing the cost may be passed on to new buyers. pam. >> all right interesting. thank you janine. >>> time is 6:38. the clock is ticking down to the ted deadline to have a state budget in place. lawmakers are expected to prove am spending plan that is bigger than what governor brown wants. it includes $749 million in spending that was not in the governors budge proposal. it's based on assumptions that state revenues will be higher opinion democrats want to put more money into child care, welfare, and health care. the governor boosted school spending in his proposal but he is also committed to building up the states rainy day fund. the two sides are expected to continue negotiating which has to be done by midnight tonight. the governor is also trying to work in a law that would let state officials force financially troubled water agencies to be taken over by larger water systems. support

approximately 25% of the aircraft that have been sent out on strikes sorties release ordnance.rds 75% return home not releasing ordnance. >> reporter: these very questions will be put to general hesterman during the pentagon briefing that just begun. jamie: jennifer, keep us updated. thank you so much. jon: back on the campaign trail now, four democratic candidates are officially running for the white house as the number of republican candidates increases to 10. so how are the media doing covering the campaign so far? let's bring in our media panel. judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter author and fox news contributor ellen ratner bureau chief for talk radio news services and a fox news contributor. give us your overall assessment, ellen. so far you have four democrats as we mentioned, 10 republicans in the field. how are the media doing? >> the media decided who they want to run and who they want to cover and that's what they're covering. in my view they're giving these nice a huge pass and not asking questions. everybody knows i'm a democrat but hillary

, sonar weapons firing nonexplosive ordnance used in extended materials. report also goes on to say the navy at 70 -- navy activities could directly or indirectly cause impacts on species, modify their hive attack or modify the water quality. -- modify their habitat were modify the water quality. "may result in damage that could take years to decades from which to recover." it should also be pointed out that the national marine fisheries service requested the navy to do things like have independent scientific observers on board the ships during the exercises to monitor the impacts on fish and the navy has refused to allow that. there is no independent observers allowed in any capacity for these naval exercises. so we basically are in a position where we have to take the navy's word for their own reports on what is going to happen as result and during his exercises. i have contacted the navy directly and spoke with a captain and asked her why this area, why this time, and she said basically -- i basically got a lot of military propaganda from her stating th

heard the proposed ordinance on may after a grief of brief deliberation voted to remedy the proposed ordnance with the modification that the pg is the party responsible for planting and mom and pop a street tree two folks spoke and mentioned the process are very much needed and helps to mediated any goals in the urban forest plan land use voted for the proposed ordinance to the full board. >> next on the junked were interim zoning controls for the conditional use authorization for the merchants sponsored by supervisor avalos the commission doesn't look at those controls the resolution that requires the equivocation including the mergers of the legal and illegal units the supervisor times to amend it only to legal units the supervisor said he will convene a meeting with the staff to look at the permanent controls and the merging of illegal units should trigger the hearing count i committee moved that that with a positive recommendations if those are adapted they will remain in use at 18 months first a resolution calling for a comprehensive analyze olsz on the housing and production distributio

>> so we called the city of mountain view tonight to see if renting out a tent falls within city ordnances. so far, we haven't heard back. yes, the tent comes with wi-fi. >>> ford is ready to give zip car a run for its money. the auto maker is testing a car sharing program here in the bay area. it allows car owners to rent their vehicles to drivers for short term use. the drivers are all prescreened. the rental rate is based on the type of car and where it is at. it includes roadside assistance if there is a problem. >> google is letting you see what it is like to be a daredevil. people can use google street view to scale the nose. and the dawn wall routes of yosemite's el capitan. you can do this from the safety of your home. there was a little risk involved. professional climbers scaled the clips to capture the imagery for you. >> and a gusher in san francisco's cal hollow today. a car crashed into a fire hydrant. water spewed 70 feet in the air. the driver had a medical problem and lost control. but the driver will be okay. >>> well, these days, we can use every drop of water. all you h

the new ordnance would place one dispensary in each of the four city quadrants and require an application progress. and those that plan to operate farther away from schools will be given extra consideration. now officials plan to issue permits in august and have dispensaries operating again by the end of the year. >>> a lake tahoe casino employee arrested for theft after being accused of taking $10,000 that has been accidentally dropped by a gambler. the gambler dropped part of his 70,000 in winnings. contract janitorial worker richard perrer he's accused of swiping that money into a dust pan and stashing it in a garbage can. he told deputies he was going to turn the money in during his next break expect for $100 which he did plan to keep for himself. >>> so much rain has fallen in texas over the last 30 days that meteorologists say it could cover the entire state with eight inches of water. finally the forecast is calling for sun and that will allow number -- allow a number of surging rivers to continue. at least 27 people died as a result of the storms. 11 people are still reported miss

reporter: today the santa clara county board of supervisors voted almost unanimously to pass an ordnance that would find property owners for setting off fireworksful that's right. property owners. that means if someone else is lighting fireworks on your property, you, the homeowner will get stuck with the bill. >> these are already crimes. we are just telling people from now on, one warning is as much as you get. >> reporter: and maybe they will listen now. after a warning the first offense for lighting fireworks was a $350 fine. $700 for the second and a thousand dollars for the third. every year, many property owners were warned by cops to stop, rarely listen. >> i think it is wrong. >> reporter: not everyone agrees. if a kid is committing the crime on someone else's property, their parents should be fined instead. >> it is getting ridiculous. these rules, they keep making about everything. >> reporter: but supervisor dave cortese say some property owners simply know the rules but choose not the follow them. now there are consequences to a crime long overlooked. >> even when property o

today i manage using a ballot measure to expand the scope of the city surplus ordnance which tracks the city part privatize for the housing and homeless housing department not essential department. i made a commitment to voters last year that proposition k was only the beginning of a larger package of legislative tools that we rule out to address the cities worsening housing crisis. we have an updated the surplus property ordinance since 2005 percent to bring it up to speed the city's priorities and strengthen it. we have a finite amount of precious land but to develop in san francisco. on a daily basis this --, residence because they want to continue to live in the city that we should prioritize the production of affordable and middle income housing over luxury housing. the best opportunity sites that we have the are ones we have site control over and that is public land. this initiative would spend the surplus property ordinance existed among priority for publicly owned parcels to include the housing residents making us want 20% [inaudible] at which 6% san francisco residents currentl

what was left behind after you took out the ordnances? is there a plaque there? >> okay. so in the main battle area, we put down, we have two small monuments. one is a large table made out of lava stone, and it's cleaning this way. and you stand behind it and in french, german and english there's a picture of york, and it describes the action there. and slightly to the left, about 10 feet away to the left is another marker approximately three and a half feet tall that has every mesh soldier's -- american soldier's name -- >> so, basically it's a general concept. >> if you know a great donor who has about $100,000 -- >> okay, let's do that. i think maybe a u.n. project -- >> that sounds good. >> okay, thank you sir. >> we have a question. >> i can speak without the microphone, i think. do you have the serial number of alvin york? >> yes. we have it of his rifle and his side arm. how many digits is in his serial number? >> i'll have to get back to you with that. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> i don't know that off the top of my head, but i have it, clearly. >> i'll

some of those, eric you're talking about 15 per day, half of those the airplanes come back with the ordnances still on them and didn't drop anything. we put forward the idea of an arab nato. we've invested in foreign militaries in that region for the past 50 years. i was at the army war college this week. we have foreign officers attending university there. why don't we call in our investment. we've invested in the egyptians and jordanians and the saudi arabians. let's organize them for their own victory, their own defense into an arab type nato. what we're calling a red sea treaty organization. >> i'm not sure which side it would fall on colonel. the three-state solution sunni, shiite and kurd may not be such a horrible idea. >> exactly. that's our point here. you have to find a way -- you guys were talking about the iranians. we have to have something that counters the iranians quickly. so you have the basically the sunni crescent that can actually kind of organize the egyptians, jordanians and saudis. they have plentsy of money. we've trained them. if our training is not good what good is

it would have been a good move to relax that ordnance and allowing people. people who are vulnerable than having water when needed it. temperatures are soaring, it's insane. they need to make sure they are comfortable in a crude place. >> they get some respite soon. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >>> the united states is sending 250 tanks and other heavy armour to n.a.t.o. allies in eastern europe. the u.s. defense secretary ash carter made the announcement at a meeting of defense chiefs in estonia, it will be the first in countries since the end of the war >>> as a constant stream of migrants moves through europe in search of a life one e.u. country is making plans to stop them. hankary suspended european asylum rules requiring them to take back refugees entering hungry and trailing to other countries. in a report they talk to migrants about journeys and their treatment upon arrival. >> reporter: they could be tears of pain or relief or exhaustion for more days than many can count, they travelled, crossing borders by any means, fleein

what we're seeing now is ordnance that rival others. >> there's a severe drought as well. >>> some of the family members of young people killed in the berkeley balcony collapse are hoping, rather today to see their loved ones. last night hundreds gathered in berkeley silently holding candles praying for six people killed during a 21st birthday party at the library gardens apartment and for seven others recovering in the hospital. hundreds more gathered at the cathedral of christ the light in oakland. the victims are mostly from ireland, in berkeley on summer work vees sassisas. families are in shock and can't believe it. >> that was one of their biggest questions. when can we see? sometimes you need to see it touch it feel it. that's what the parents wanted most. >> the contractor who built the apartment complex has hired a crisis manager to help the company's response to the collapse. >>> and now to the other story that has dominated our headlines in a very different spirit. we are getting ready to celebrate warriors style. the nba champs are back in the bay area after winning that n

the new ordnance will place one dispensary in each of the four city quadrants and require an application process for the permit. previous dispensary operators who ignored the closure mandate will be disqualified and those that plan to operate further away from schools will be given extra consideration. officials plan to issue new permits in august and have dispensaries operating again by the end of the year. >>> lake tahoe casino employee was arrested for theft after being accused of taking $10,000 that had been dropped by a gambler. the gambler dropped part of the $70,000 in winnings inside harris tahoe on wednesday. he's accused of sweeping the money into a dust ban and stashing it in a dust pan. >>> so much rain has fallen in texas over the past 30 days. weather experts say it could cover the whole state with eight inches of wear. but finally the forecast is calling for sunshine across most of texas. that will allow several surging rivers to recede. at least 27 people have died from a result of those storms in texas. 11 people are still reported missing. >>> around the middle of the c

in fayetteville when an lgb the t civil rights ordnance passed, they donated and got a campaign. duggar recorded a robo call that went to voters and said transgender people are going to molest your children in bathrooms. >> she did that knowing what had happened. >> yes, that's why i say it is unconsciously about that, you know. this isn't my family. this didn't happen to me, it's those people. i'm going to protect other people from those bad people. >> it's to me what was so striking about this whole thing, particularly the happened in the venue of fox and michael brown stole some cigarettes and he's a thug and this young man molested five different girls, i want to live in a world where we find human and compassion et interventions for the victims and for this young man so that he can get right and healthy and have a productive life and he shouldn't be thrown in the criminal justice system and shouldn't be tossed out as someone who is inredeemable but this bubble of compassion that existed is so constrained, right? >> you can't have that therapeutic intervention in an enviermen

needless to say, the county ordnances that govern farmland preservation program allowed pipelines pipelines. since november 20 14, two elections where it was in a de facto manner in the ballot and voter were clear in rejecting efforts to stop the proposed pipeline including have two townships adopt a community based ordnance to declear that federal and state laws do not apply in these municipalities. voters recognize this pipeline represents the greatest good is served. in closing, i emphasize how incredibly important the on going energy revolution is to the future of the united states and the world while renewables, greater efficiencies, clean coal, next generation nuclear and smart grids are vitally important and virtually unlimited supply of clean recoverable natural gas from shale that lead americans to the future. thank you. >> thank you mr. martin. next witness is mr. gerald vice president of upstream research and consulting. and thank you for being with us. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. members, thank you for having me here -- >> did you turn your m

and today, they-quarters of our planes that go out come backdrop backdroping their ordnance because they're in a situation where we don't have forward observers on the ground we don't have special opes that really can assist in that way, and we haven't armed the kurds or the sunni tribes that are in fact fighting isis. we have not done that and because of pressure from iran baghdad is not arming them either. they're fighting without the weapons they need. they're fighting with small arms. so with all of this what i would say to you, wolf is it is time to get serious about arming those on the ground rolling back isis so that their supporters can see that they're not invincible in sending the opposite message that they will be defeated. >> i want you to stand by. we have more to discuss, especially as we get closer and closer to the july fourth holiday here in the united states. much more with the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee ed royce when we come back. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i

number one, they are going to take time use all the resources they have in their bomb dissupposal and ordnancere going to use all of the specialists to make sure if there are devices they are disposed of properly and no one gets hurt. >> matthew, thank you for weighing in. we're going to clint van sant former fbi profiler on the phone with us now. good morning to you, clint. what can you tell me about the situation? what do you see going on here? >> well looking at reports that i've been able to pick up on this if this is the individual using the name he says -- who he says he is this is somebody with a history of mental health problems that goes back a number of years. there's been interactions with his family violent interactions, this is an individual who has allegedly threatened that he was going to shoot up schools, he was going to shoot up churches. he's had access to guns ammunition, body armor in the past. it looks like again, should this be the individual whom he identifies himself with there has been a recent custody incident concerning his 11-year-old son where the court supposedly

needless to say, the county ordnances that govern farmland preservation program allowed pipelines pipelines. since november 20 14, two elections where it was in a de facto manner in the ballot and voter were clear in rejecting efforts to stop the proposed pipeline including have two townships adopt a community based ordnance to declear that federal and state laws do not apply in these municipalities. voters recognize this pipeline represents the greatest good is served. in closing, i emphasize how incredibly important the on going energy revolution is to the future of the united states and the world while renewables greater efficiencies, clean coal, next generation nuclear and smart grids are vitally important and virtually unlimited supply of clean, recoverable natural gas from shale that lead americans to the future. thank you. >> thank you, mr. martin. next witness is mr. gerald, vice president of upstream research and consulting. and thank you for being with us. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. members, thank you for having me here -- >> did you turn your

eod, the explosive ordnance disposal team of the military and secret service canine dogs will sweep the room and clear it. that's a long process. the eoc's motto. their motto is find our function. either find the device or sadly function. that's how brave the guys are. they are the ones that get hurt obviously. they'll be the ones who ultimately give the all-clear. let's hope this is the case. they would never do that if there wasn't a threat from a verified source or some kind of a hit. in other words like the dog may have hit on something during the course of a routine sweep. that usually doesn't happen by mistake. >> it's interesting because you watch the reporters get up and saunter out. i use that adjective correctly because it doesn't look like they were saying panic, run. >> right. well that usually -- and that can give you a -- it could be misinterpreted for a number of reasons. number one, if they found through experience here that any loud voices or running on our part usually just makes the situation better not worse. typically, even if it was a situation where there was an i

pounds of ordnance? certainly no forces on the ground to verify it. our sbil generals the intelligence done by air. speculative at best. >> what's the point of releasing numbers like this? simply to reassure the public the air strikes are working? is that it? >> perhaps an overall dialogue we're win. clearly we're not winning. air operations alone has been a dismal failure and we continue to lose ground. seems every day a policy is again, is in free fall but there remains threats. what are we going to do with syria? what are we going to do with iran? what happens if iran gets a nuclear weapon and can you remove the iranian influence out of the eastern side of iraq? right now i don't see any indication they're leaving anytime soon. >> you heard barbara starr, pentagon correspondent, report a little while ago. using social media to pinpoint where to attack. they don't have forward control personnel on the ground. they get, see something going on in social media and then launch a strike. does that make sense to you? >> well it makes sense up until it's r

ought to provide israel with the kinds of capabilities, specifically something like the massive ordnance penetrator, as well as a platform to deliver those. established the credibility of the option to make sure the iranians have to worry about the israelis in terms of violating any deals. can i get your view on whether you would be supportive of that? >> i am distant from what is being discussed on capitol hill. there is great bipartisan support for israeli security and about the impact of a nuclear iran on israeli' security. it should have a deterrent effect on iran. no one in israel is talking actively about a military strike. it seems to me, they would have to have intelligence that there was a breakout occurring. in other words, the israelis couldn't say they're going to get nuclear weapons in 10 years and we are going to stop them now. there would have to be evidence that there is breakout intelligence at that point. i think there would have to be evidence at that point. and of course the general is right about the relative capacity of the israelis to do damage. i believe they coul

their staff legal be able to have a diet soda currency and free use after the board of supervisors ordnances curve that consuming $1.7 million for phase two of the jefferson approve the project m prove to design traffic conditions of the poor a sam francisco provides more than 8000 jobs and phase one widen new sidewalks added better lighting roadways and significant portion of market street calls for no more right turns and section from the third eight bicycles public transit vehicles taxis still like to make their rose right turns however private transit companies lift would not be allowed to make the right turn you be our expected to do the new law will start in august. >> reporter: ballparks' trying to figure out how to save water during a drought and taking a closer look at what at&t park is doing in a pitiful level outside sfo piquancy clear skies similar delays for you that some good news on this friday will be right back 1/5 tom mitchell mid-60's cooling down in the '50s partly cloudy conditions pact clears once again it could be a pretty nice evening for some baseball in this friday

council members are concerned that entice young adults to start smoking on counselor before polls ordnances he will start allocating for people to smoke or corporate since thoreau to advertise and you were resisted of the city to lawsuits. >>darya: the state senate passed the bill yesterday to raise the smoke in a to pass the bill read bisectors is closer that bans and the cigarettes from public spaces of of those bills not have to the assembly and if the smoking bill passes california would be the first or maybe the second state to the u.s. to raise the smoking age there is a similar bill to pass recently and why you and is the governor's signature. >>mark: a bill headed to a state senator that will require the state to pay for for a recount and the victories of the thousand votes that will cover the bill the south san francisco says last year it was in control and the flaws of the car system all of those who could afford to pay for recrossed to request them to oppose the bill were real will careers more recurrence or changing election results. >>mark: office did it in the wake of the will

first city for warnings that ask for some other sugary drinks board of supervisors approved zero ordnancese san francisco billboard walls and cabs and buses and another at on city property a third is a city money cannot be used for those warning labels. >> james: open water or hand sanitizer. research >> darya: shares in new zealand decided to find out adding sandpit sanitizer dispenser to classrooms did not make a difference in having fewer sick calls. but the 70 schools half of the class is used up other is used as an sanitizers both groups giving hygiene a semaphore study began after 20 weeks the groups virtually the same. in the the chiapas same cdc still says hand washing is always better but when you can wash your hands hand sanitizer is fine. coming >> james: up we have another check of the forecasts and a bit like to look outside a wet morning all around the bay no major widespread heavy rain and but has been persistent and hasn't really entered a whole lot outside of san francisco and some portions of the east bay more in the forecast coming. snait. we sck i we sosh . weove . rsh'

the ordnance in question is the least intrusive -- ordinance in questions is the least instrusive inspection scheme this court has ever encountered. it is limited to showing the police a single book containing only information that the hotels transcribed specifically for the city and that they have been turning over to the police by operation of law for 150 years. >> first -- two questions. is the information that they have been keeping for 150 years the same? because looking at the requirements, the early information was basically somebody's name and i'm not even sure their address. today's registry and requirements have information that federal law doesn't permit to be disclosed. like driver's license. credit card information. federal law says, you can't disclose that information. >> the privacy interests however, have been pretty much the same. it was name and address in the rate that they were charged and so forth. and that is the information that the hotels have argued is the most -- >> all of the things that you say, the most effective tool for trafficking, prostitution, child molestat

political signs outweighs the interest in safety and aesthetics, then the town should basically adopt an ordnance that abides by that. and the simple way to do that is to treat it as a constitutional floor. if the state has decided that we're going to allow political signs up for that period of time -- and, by the way, the statute doesn't mention other signs, so it's not a restriction like this town code is. all it says is we've deemed it important enough for political signs to be up for -- >> just permissive for political >> determined to be a helpmate to her husband andrew johnson as he navigated an end to the civil war, reconstruction in the south and his own impeachment. first ladies, influence and image. examining the public and private lives of the first ladies and their legacy. sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. >> up next, treasury secretary jack lew takes questions. chaired by congressman jeb hensarling. >> the committee will come to order. this hearing is for the purpose of receiving the annual testimony of the chairperson of the financial stability oversight council. i now re

. >> but there are also local ordnances and most of those are illegal. >> it's interesting.omeone is either falling out of their top or pulling on a shirt that barely covers their behind." what do you have to say about that that mr. manners? >> i don't want to skirt this issue. >> oh! >> you know if it's a perfect stranger and the person is obeying the decency, law even just barely, there's not very much you can do. it's not your place and no matter what you say it won't be taken in the right way. if it's a friend, a co-worker, then you need to speak up and do in the a gentle way. >> always done with style and grace. thank you so much. >> they call her the latina judge judy and she does dole out that advice on her popular show. now anna polo is going to help you. >> and did joy cut out the flavor on our favorite dishes? i don't think so. >> we'll be the judge right after this. made with whole grains and fiber to help a body thrive. ♪ folic acid and vitamin d... to make a body feel this good. start your day with 150 nourishing calories... in a bowl of special k. eat special,