. >>> the oriental fruit fly is back in the south bay, what is at stake for farmers and consumers as traps go up to try to halt the infestation. >> if you are headed to union scare you will see a different scene than the one you are used to, the long term impact from the over haul. >> the weekend is approaching. the fog pattern you could expect saturday morning and when 90-degree heat returns to parts of the bay area. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> fire investigators say a truck fire this morning appears to be suspicious. it was reported near 164th avenue in alameda county before midnight. the flames were so infence firefighters -- intense firefighters evacuated home. >>> a infestation of the oriental fruit fly triggered a proclamation by the state. >>> rober

>> it is brilliant to celebrate people of all races or all sexual orientation. it is also the education that makes the difference, always the education. there are now elected officials in the united states who have overcome difficulties. we have one state now that has 54% of its money going toward education. education is the means by which we can protect people. protection is our obligation. as a right. i should be able to be free. i should be able to housed. i should be able to have lots of things. when you travel people because of their color or because of their sexual orientation, it is a crime against the city and the humanity. i beg you to help me, a victim of persecution based on these things. i think black is beautiful, it is time to celebrate every culture and every race and every sexual orientation and have equality and justice in the city. please include us all. president chiu: thank you. >> we need to include people in being able to be part of this country. i have ideas to make that happen. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> i have

could have stopped their but he went to sexual orientation.s has been democrats and liberal and homosexual activists playbook for a long time which is to include sexual orientation as a class and that is what he in won't say he bought into the play book but he is using the language of the liberal playbook and that is something that does not go over well in the evangelical world because this is what they have been fighting against decades. this idea of classifying sir orientation from a statutes standpoint within the federal government were language if you will. >> host: as part of an overwhelming desire by some to see president obama out of office? >> guest: in the religious community -- >> host: though you identify as teavangelicals. >> guest: there is a concern that romney when he uses this language goes to a trust issue and whether they can trust him on social issues. do they trust and economically? they trust him economically. that is not the issue and most will vote for him. the question is it is all about trust and social issues so is fr

it is already a pedestrian oriented area. we have a lot of pedestrian safety issues.s much as we could incorporate that in the future plans so that people feel safe walking, i think that is incredibly important. >> when the shadow analysis came up and we had a potential appeal, i did look at the different open spaces in the city that were impacted. i appreciate your analysis. in chinatown, there was a very strong lack of access of open space. your analysis showed a small fraction of time. one of them was about six of the year. n balancing that significant impact on those three open spaces and the otherv<(q minor 6 open spaces would be significant improvement of parks and open space in the project area. thank you for the very thorough presentation. i think we are ready -- of there is one more question. supervisor olague: i wanted to repeat my support for the plan. i am excited about it, despite some concerns i still have. i guess, months ago, mta was looking at the contestant pricing issue -- congesting pricing issue. are we anywhere near some type of final report on t

we have orientations on most saturdays. this is a really wonderful location and is the real jewel to the community. >> ready to develop your photography skills? the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. [roll being called] >> you have a quorum. the use of sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited. cell phones that are set on vibrate do cause microphone into parents. please put them in the off position. >> to have any comments on the last meeting? to have a motion to approve? -- do i have any comments on the last meeting? do i have a motion to approve it? >> item 6, introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> chairmen and i met with the leadership of the bicycle coalition regarding street safety and cyclist's ability -- cyclist civility. we have asked the coalition to come to a board meeting next month to update the board on the actions they're taking regarding cycling, street safety, and we would like in september

we have orientations on most saturdays. this is a really wonderful location and is the real jewel to the community. >> ready to develop your photography skills? the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. tape 55 >> welcome, this is carl. >> great to meet you. >> great to me you, and i want to thank you for your interest and this is the city's animal shelter. and come in and a lot of people come here to adopt a animal or if they have lost their animal or looking for other animals. and we deal with other animals like birds and rabbits and you name it. this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescuing animals in distress or hit by a car or dealing with aggressive animals or wildlife or a variety of things. you can only get that flavor with them and doing it first hand. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a ye

it will be very technologically oriented with regard to positioning for a good job. so people with good math and science background will be able to find jobs in many areas and that is the key issue for many young people thinking of going to college and trying to pursue higher education. >> host: jane, thanks for waiting. >> caller: did you attend the catholic high school in new york city? >> yes i did. memorial academy. i graduated from power in 1965. >> caller: did it have an influence on you? >> guest: yes. my high school definitely had an influence on me helping me understand the fundamentals, the classic foundation of education. we could not get general diplomas or things that had to do with -- i know a lot of my friends take shop and stuff like that. if my celebrity was academically oriented. >> host: julie in alabama the last. hello? go ahead. >> caller: yes. i am here. >> host: your question. >> caller: i have a comment. it is a wonderful thing that you have done this. is a good idea and the reasons are very important and i wanted to thank you for writing the

it would not be able to be transformed back to its original orientation. the tabling of the transfer helped to preserve the space as is as an historical property. before it gets transformed, an historical plaque on the building. the tabling does not immediately reopen the eagle. if preserved, there are plenty of qualified a business people -- gay business people interested in getting it reopened even if it takes a few more months. the owner made numerous attempts to deal with the property and was ignored by the ownership. why is it after over a year of delay and ignoring highly qualified gay leasees, he jumps at the first straight organization. it is outrageous. it is important to save the gay meeting space as it is even if the opening is delayed. i asked you to table the license for a month or two, investigate the real-estate discrimination i believe has gone on and preserve the space as is. thank you. supervisor elsbernd: next speaker. >> good morning. my name is danielle berson. serve on the board of the charitable organization currently raising funds f

knout in an organization that made him hate his sexual orientation or somebody who is transgendered. that is not the place with federal health issues. nobody has time for that. but to launch operations a don't have time for sensitive issues even the superior officer that he had to get his hand out of his agenda -- vagina and quit being a pussy but he leaked information because the government commits to secrecy. this soldier was crazy and never should have been in the military and the first place. maybe grappling with the issues lonesome thain negative scene. >> were there any other comments? any of their comments on wikileaks? >> following on what i said the navy's elite secret documents during the cold war. contraction of wikileaks and youtube had a spinoff in terms of this and related issues. once the toothpaste is out to bid is hard to get it then. there is multiple sources of in formation but shall we say stop promoting you could never unearned it again. >> a final summation? >> one more quick comment. >> it is important the public realizes how the military embraces many soldiers

if they do they come out for an orientation. we get a chance to meet them and talk to them. >> you do what? >> i called the number on the application to talk to james holmes about the next orientation. i did not get him. i got his voice mail answering service. it was a rather bizarre answer on it. >> how? >> it was very low, glutteral, low tone voice, talking, rambling, indistinguishable for what he was trying to say and do that lasted a while. i thought it was bizarre. but people do strange things or people do pranks. i left the message let it go. called the second day. normally i only call a person once we are very short on ranges in the denver area. so they will call me back almost immediately. he didn't call me back. so by the time i called him the third day i thought that's it. >> same voice message. >> could you decipher the words? >> only some words. >> how did this strike you emotionally? what did you think? >> this is bizarre, crazy for some reason. it was a low gutteral... type of thing. >> at some point you realize th

i do not think anyone is saying the decision should be based on sexual orientation. there are many gay or straight individuals who could take over the license. the question is the sensibility they have to the larger community and issues that are relevant in the code. one of the things that is concerning for me is the fact we have had a number of people during public comment and even in correspondence, people that have made a serious allegation about the landlord in terms of his willingness to negotiate in good faith with the lgbt community. that is a very serious allegation. it is one that i think we have to make sure we are fair and do not jump to conclusions. i do think it is something we have to look at. if it is the case that by virtue of being gay potential owners or people who would run the establishment were denied the ability to compete in good faith, i think that is relevant for consideration. i am wondering if you can address that issue. second, i believe to the extent those allegations have been made, they were even said in public comment. i personally wou

>> kindergarten orientation. because they are paying the most attention.y are brand new to the school. they want to know everything they can no to help their kindergartner. we can start the behavior and start trying to change it later. next month, we're going to be school night and kindergarten orientation. supervisor avalos: that sounds great. my office has done a lot of outreach to the schools, and we would be very happy to help in those efforts as well if there are letters we can write to schools. we visit the schools fairly frequently. we can be part of the messenger. >> that would be fantastic. any avenue available to us, we would be very happy to take. we would like to, again, recruit these parents-caregivers to lead the walking school buses and these a bike trains and provide a lot of support to them so that they are the ones championing it in their schools. with additional funding, as has been mentioned, we do have some possible long-term changes we would like to make to the program. most importantly, we want to expand beyond just 15 schools. we wa

so, there are people who wonder about their sexual orientation. there are people who have decided what their sexual orientation is. some decide early. some decide later. but the key issue is that a person should be able to make that decision without fear of social retribution, whether it's physical or psychological retribution or essentially being banished. so, as dr. harris pointed out, none of the, your peer group but also your family members, and so you're definitely isolated. and it puts you at greater risk because we find a number of lgbt youth are running away, living on the streets, and being the victims of pedophiles and sexual predators, which just makes life really miserable. so, now they're not dealing with sexual orientation. they're basically dealing with sexual trauma. and i think it's even an issue when the youth are in facility care, residential care. we see it in the residential treatment centers and in services for adolescents, in juvenile detention. so, we see that whole retraumatizing played out again in those facilities. and t

. >> using religion or spirituality is as a way to manage your sexual orientation by being extra righteousfaithful as a way to suppress those feels or control yourself, is the most damaging way to cope or deal with your same-sex attraction. >> reporter: while the church no longer teaches that being gay is a sin, leaders to be a good mormon you can never act on those feels. since josh has a private practice as a counselor, the biggest concern is that he was trying to turn gay men and convince them that a straight lifestyle is possible. >> i do not try to change people's sexual orientation. my assumption going into it is that their sexual assault probably will not shift. >> reporter: inevitably there are people watching this who want to say to you, you know, that you're living a lie. why are you living a lie? >> i feel like i am being true to myself. i had to choose one path or another to make the choice that would be best for my life. >> reporter: he insists he is not bisexual and says his religion is what's most important. despite the fact that he is only attracted to men. >> reporter: do

than just neighbor-oriented, because there is a difference. most of the issues ic see could be helped by having a more community-based dialogue instead of just neighborhood dialogue. >> i think we are having thought of the next meeting. good >> our attention -- our intention is to legendize -- to agendize as it relates to the presidency and the role of elections, and that would be the agenda item for the next meeting so that the meeting after that we would be prepared to vote for an election for and now vice president your good -- for the vice president. if it is the policy to look forward to other changes to the bylaws, that is something you may want to look out. but i think we should stay on track, but for the next meeting we could also form a subcommittee to focus on the items we would like to see change. goo5 i asked for the representae of the drug policy alliance who deals with night livfe and to talk about the new things she has learned in europe. i think for education purposes, she is coming here to do a seminar, and a lot of the stuff

if they do they come out for an orientation.a chance to meet them and talk to them. >> you do what? >> i called the number on the application to talk to james holmes about the next orientation. i did not get him. i got his voice mail answering service. it was a rather bizarre answer on it. >> how? >> it was very low, glutteral, low tone voice, talking, rambling, indistinguishable for what he was trying to say and do that lasted a while. i thought it was bizarre. but people do strange things or people do pranks. i left the message let it go. called the second day. normally i only call a person once we are very short on ranges in the denver area. so they will call me back almost immediately. he didn't call me back. so by the time i called him the third day i thought that's it. >> same voice message. >> could you decipher the words? >> only some words. >> how did this strike you emotionally? what did you think? >> this is bizarre, crazy for some reason. it was a low gutteral... type of thing. >> at some point you realize the shoote

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claimed the lives of two young men from middle river whose friends say had just attended a student orientation at the university. >> reporter: when the car they were riding in crossed the median of interstate 79, it struck another vehicle head on, ceiling the fate of both people in the car eye walked up there to -- >> i walked up there. >> the driver, 21-year-old tavon frisbee and his friend cameron shields excelled at football. >> it was like someone shot me in the chest. i wasn't prepared for this. kids always come back in the summertime. i always have kids who will get a lift in in the weight room. sometimes you don't see them for awhile and they show up and get a lift. that's a good surprise. when you hear something like that, that's bad. >> reporter: they were outstanding athletes but their contributions to the school extended well beyond sport poos cameron was involved in our weight training program. he was just a great person, great individual. a smile could light up a room, really hard working. >>> tavon one of the most outgoing persons, really involved in student government, student a

because this is so clear, the newer and the older buildings maintain this orientation.i think they have opportunities to increase their legibility. the main streets are associated with moving to and from the water, the number streets are associated with moving up and down the peninsula. how can this be made more legible. one opportunity is to look at the use of corners. these are sights that are vacant or have small buildings in the middle of a lot that is open. and so the corners are not directional. as soma changes, building heights and block corners, are all opportunities to clarify the legibility. there has been a conflict between those who want to keep things as they were, and those who want everything to be new. if we accept this polarity, the debate for growth and change, then the debate for growth and the inevitable change in cities is an intractable problem. but if we return to the original question, i would like to strike at two words. i find that tradition and heritage, in the urban structure. i see the architectural history as a continuum, with every buildin

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. >> work began in morgan hill to eradicate oriental fruit nice before they damage local farms.his comes after four mail fruit flies were found in different traps this weekend. crews sprayed a special chemical mixture meant to attacked fruit flies and kill them. it covers 16 square miles in and around morgan hill. >> with early detection that we had and the quick response, we're hopeful we can knock it out before even detecting anymore fruit fly. >> ama: the oriental true fly can harm up to 230 different typed of fruits and village tables. many of those crops grow in the south bay. >>> an update to breaking news from yesterday. it took nearly 24 hours but crews finished repairing a broke water main in san francisco. the pipe that 22nd and guerrero street broke around 2:00 p.m. yesterday. crews had to dig up parts of the intersection to pinpoint the leak. crews finished repairs around noon. the block was re-opened this afternoon. but the road still needs to be repaved. >>> there's one winning a mega millions lottery ticket and it was sold in the bay area. >>> faulty air bags lead

what i am proposing that we will do when we discuss last week's meeting is changing the orientation a little bit and orienting the agenda to be lined with our strategic plan, the first goal of which is the safety goal. we would get an update on the plan. what we would do is we would discuss any highlights or challenges or encountering in terms of implementing the strategic plan, so you have this ability not only to the safety item but to the overall plan and implementation. associated would be a review with the performance metrics that had been reviewed and adopted with the plan. these would be off track. so, we will get to the safety data that is available and we will aim to shift to more monthly reporting so we should have more current and frequent reporting and do it in a way that tracks the plan and keeps safety at the forefront. we have also discussed maybe twice a year having more of a workshop format to review where we are with the whole board in a public session. we will continue working with the board a chair and any thoughts anybody has on the that, we certainly welcome. the

we look forward to trying to do that and create a sustainable 21st century transit oriented developmentde. supervisor cohen: just to a knowledge of the comment, -- acknowledge the comment, we never assured you that the board would have all land-use authority. i wanted to make that a matter of public record. supervisor mar: thank you. ] deploy -- at the time when hines won the bidding rights, times were good. then the recession came and the outlook was bleak. since that time, the building has shrunk down considerably, only 60 floors from 800 force. taking away the iconic structure -- only 60 floors up from eight floors. -- 80 floors. san francisco has a golden opportunity to incorporate the tower back to its original height and vision. by doing so, you'll be putting a lot of people to work, fully occupying eight floors and constructor markers building higher, which will increase revenue in the tower. fuh more businesses to san francisco. more money in the city coffers. one missing aspect to this tower is an observation deck at the top, which people could enjoy the breathtaking vistas֖o

we have orientations on most saturdays.is is a really wonderful location and is the real jewel to the community. >> ready to develop your photography skills? the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes.

the notion that you brought up about the orientation of the streets being markers and identifiers for the way we may look at how we attribute character to those buildings to help reinforce that is very important. the named streets are actually larger, they become the streets that may become the more dense locations, locations for greater density and height. streets with numbers may contain, especially the sixth street corridor, sixth street, for instance, is a good case where there is a variety of building types on narrow lots, from market street, southbound, that represent a more residential character, as opposed to it a character that is much more commercial on the east or west street. i thank you for pointing this out. the notion about density and creating greater density, i would agree with martinez that -- i would rather see vertical height, then building spread across the landscape, and seeing buildings in properties consumed in to the mega blocks. i think that this gives the opportunity, i think, at the ground level, with the orientation of pedestrian experiences, we don't and

noelle walker is here with more on knocking out the oriental fruit fly. >> reporter: pests got here from most likely someone bringing in fruit from the mail or suitcases. contra costa county is trying to get rid of the flies before any dry out the losts -- profits. >> there are no flies here. >> reporter: he's putting insecticide on his fruit trees trying to turn -- >> we have to treat in order to save the crops. >> reporter: andy's orchards is in morgan hill being treated for the oriental fruit fly investigation. agricultural inspectors found this on tuesday and today is the two months of targeted treatments to keep the pests at bay. >> as long as we get an early start on it, we're very likely to get control quickly. >> reporter: the spray is a gelatin that sticks to trees, to attract i fly and then kill it. >> and then there's no males to meet with the -- to mate with the females and then we have a population collapse. >> most of my fruit is coming off here. so if there is a quarantine, i won't be able to move this normally. >> reporter: that would be a potential $40,000 hit. a quarant