showed no longer peg to the euro and devalue our currency. that would help the economy to recover because our products would be cheaper abroad. then we could sell more aluminum to germany. that would really help us. >> the center bank is against on pegging from the euro. their goal is to adopt the euro by the beginning of 2014. >> there would be only losses and nothing else. there would be much more uncertainty, there would be much more expensive imports which would eventually make our exports much more expensive. we have to stick to the fixed exchange rate. >> next year, latvia plans to reduce government spending by 120 million euros. they don't know where the cuts will be made. the intensive care has been closed. they can no longer treat accident victims. >> the weather is next. stay with us. which foot was it? best make that "best wishes." we don't want them getng their hopes up, do we? no, i suppose not. have always done it. why should she watch the flowers? nobody really remembers,

so peg, we want to say thank you very much for having us.en, thank you very much, and congratulations on your anniversary tomorrow. >> thank you. thank you. thanks for coming. >> you're welcome. and the weather is going be very nice this weekend. for you guys, whatever you're doing. are you renewing the vows? >> no, no. >> i just wanted to make sure. if you needed somebody to do that, jim vance knows how. the next couple days because of weather is going to be quite nice. we're looking at temperatures into the 90s. 94 degrees on sunday. that's going to be the hot day. i think we'll be okay tomorrow. but then it gets really hot on sunday with just a slight chance of showers in the afternoon that will be the showers and storms would be the late on sunday evening. and i think right now the fourth of july is looking okay with the temperature of around 92 degrees. jim, i've given them your number and they may be calling you. >> thanks, doug. >>> talk about macy dulan now. she is one week old today. and when she gets a bit older, her parents are go

. >>> peg is still trying to get -- pge is still trying to get power restored after an accident on stony point road. police say the driver lost control and struck a set of guide wires for a main power pole. officers say the man was "ailerred and -- altered and combative. there are no details on his injuries. 4700 people were without power. as of an hour ago, that number dropped to 2,000. >>> president obama delivered a highly-anticipated speech this morning for negotiation for a debt-ceiling deal. the president said it's possible to strike a fair deal with sacrifices on both sides. he says he will not sign a short-term bill. he wants a deal that will last a considerable length of time. he says it would involve spending cuts, the closing of corporate loopholes. >> i continue to push congressional leaders for the largest possible deal and there's gonna be resistance. there's frankly resistance on my side to do anything on -- on entightlements. there's -- entitlements. there's strong resistance on the republicans' side to do anything on revenues. >> republicans say tax hikes should not be -

of cell phone communications systems that have varying radio emissions and to one of them is not pegged to sar. we want to make sure we have an ordinance that met with the reality is out there for radio emissions. we are amending this ordinance that would instead of having a rating per make and model of cell phone a point of sale, we would have a sign that merchants would provide in the stores close to the cell phones. i would say that cell phone emits radio frequencies and that there would have to provide at the point of sale -- they would have to provide at the point of sale a document sharing -- to share with buyers on how to protect themselves from radiofrequency missions. measures you can take to protect yourself, include using a headset instead of having the phone next to your ear, keeping cell phone in a casing that is less conductive of radiofrequency and other measures as well. this because we're providing the public with information about how you can protect yourself, and has a strengthening of the legislation which we did not provide in last year's ordinance. we look at this

that means because everything else in the financial system is pegged off of the u.s. treasury. u.s.d as about the safest mvgsment in the global economy. if you buy a u.s. treasury that's as safe as it gets. if the ratings agencies say that's less safe that be we thought it was, interest rates have to go up there, everything else in the financial system is pegged off the treasuries, interest rates start to go up on everything else. if you want a car loan, a mortgage, a student loan, any kind of credit that you want to get as a consumer you're going to have a little bit more difficulty getting it and pay more for it. that means companies will be able to sell less product. auto companies will sell fewer cars. we'll see a general economic impact throughout the system. that's bad for everybody. >>> we've got $49 billion worth of social security payments scheduled to go out on wednesday. the president says if this isn't done by tuesday those checks stand to be delayed. do we not have $49 billion in reserve? >> i've been looking under the mattresses in washington. i just checked yesterday,

light, we will honor ~ess you in speech laszo you with language and make you bleat like the common peg you were. >> one of my favorites lines. we are spending a lot of time studied enequalities in algebra which makes sense, >> we have a wide range of forces that we call upon. and we try to respond to the diverse community throughout san francisco. we may partner with cultural organizations. we support literary organizations and lit quake that we do annualy. we might be promoting an author reading who is on a national book tour. there is just a wide range. and oftentimes we go out to the community and seek the partn partnerships or they might approach us with an idea for an event or program. as well as we have active community minded staff throughout the library who have a wealth of resources and ideas at their finger tips. they often bring ideases and from that we create programs. >> that was a really great program. that came to us as a lot of events and programs do through our book seller community. bo and our staff worked to bring poets and writers for a wonderful program. we had ove

chopper took these pictures just a while ago -- while peg. there is a standoff -- while ago. there is a standoff. and s.w.a.t. officers removed cars that appeared to have babies on them. there appears to have been shots fired. we're also hearing someone is holed up in the house there. the s.w.a.t. team is on the scene. this is happening on darling way in union city. pictures from newschopper2 f we get any more information during the news at noon, we'll bring it to you. >> in san francisco, muni has a new boss and while he's no stranger to leading a city agency, he's new to muni. jade hernandez joins us live to explain the reason for the change. >> reporter: that's right. there were nearly 40 applicants and the man steamed to fit the bill -- seemed to fitle bill. >> mr. ed reesekin [ applause ] >> reporter: reesekin officially stepped into the title in august. today, he faced praise from his peers. >> i see how much he cares about san francisco, irrespective of his role. he has leadership skills that drive the vision, the people skills, i think, to take muni to the next level.

peg. >> reporter: yes, lesli, the prosecutor said he decided to pursue charges against karen murphy in part because she made a similar mistake last january. today in court the 40-year-old mother of three looked sullen and sad. she and her husband were silent as they quickly walked from the courthouse to their vehicle. their only son died in her honda odyssey on june 17th. she had apparently forgotten to drop the 2-year-old child off at daycare and went to her vet job. he was left in the van for more than seven hours. his mother apparently didn't realize he was there until her husband called wondering why ryan wasn't at daycare. >> i don't know if she will be any better or worse from prosecution but one of the reasons we hope it will be a wakeup call for other people who may be inclined to not take care of their children. >> we will do everything we can legally to keep this family together and to keep the prosecutor and legal system from tearing this family apart because of what was obviously a very tragic accident. >> reporter: paul ebert said she did the same thing last january but a

on my way here, i took about four de pegs. -- jpegs . these are probably the least egregious ones within a five minute walk of my home. [laughter] i would recommend to the supervisors and the people at large to go past the corner of bush and to visit iraq, where next to godzilla -- and divisidero, and go to the corner of tai and divisidero. these boxes are continued graffiti attractants. if you look at the corner of the vallejo and broderick, the amount of concrete pedestal because of the steepness of the hill is a significant tripping hazard for senior citizens. there are six metal pylons with fluorescent tape around them to keep the cars from running around them. you cannot open a car door to part anywhere in that area. thank you for having a hearing. >> good afternoon. i live in haight-ashbury. i am concerned about the lack of coordination and the inability of the city to control and manage the thousands of boxes that are already on our streets. the last thing we need is more of those. as a homeowner, i am expected to maintain the sid

peg. >> that's right, lesli. we're on williamsburg boulevard and you can see just beyond those two trees is a huge crane nonon virginia power brought in. it got here at 3:00 and the whole point is to move utility poles, lift them up and over two homes. behind those homes are two utility poles that crashed to the ground in the storms. so if you can see that man working up there on that utility pole. that's a brand-new utility pole that brought in. he is attaching whatever apparatus needs to go on there. all the equipment that goes on that particular utility pole. he is going to attach right now and he will also put a cable on the top of the utility pole and then the crane, he'll get down at a safe distance and the crane will pick that utility up, that utility pole up and very carefully lift it up over the home. it has been quite a scene here all throughout north arlington as crews struggle to return this power after hundreds of people lost power in sunday night's storms. >> i'm not bothering to call anymore, becau

that thing woulding pegged. this guy would be spinning. here's how you shut it on and off. like the gas thing, the valve thing with the square head. there are a couple of ears. you lineup the 2 ears. there is a hole to put a padlock. if it's on ita in direction of the /phroe. flow. when it's off, these 2 lineup. the 2 ears will lineup so you can put a padlock in there. that tells you you hava shut off. like that gas circle thing, if you see that thing in a sidewalk and you are standing in the street and you have that in front of you and look directly at the house you will find the gas shut off. same with the water. if you have the water thing in front of you and look directly at the house. 9 times out of 10 on the floor you will find the main water shut off, here. a lot of places have the sprinklers if you shut off the main in the street you shut off the fire systems. so, if you have a choice of shutting off the water in somebody's house go for the one that coming between the foundation, usually it's in the garage or basement. you turn it to the right. right to tighten, lef

the man is sues pegged to get bail reduced tomorrow. >> major security breach at one of the country busiest airport airports. nigerian born man has been in fbi custody tonight after he was arrested trying to board a plane in los angeles with 10 boarding passes that weren't his. and this wasn't the first time he tried this. 5 days ago he managed to pass through 2 security check points at jfk airport with only a student i.d. and an expired boarding pass. it wasn't until he was on board that flight that the crew noticed he had invalid documents. he's charged with being stow away but not under any terror or security loss. >> los angeles detectives came to san francisco today looking for clue about missing teenager from india. 15-year-old singe has not been seen since he disappeared from the radisson hotel near the university of southern california campus a week ago. singe was part of group of about 30 people visiting the u.s. on educational tour. they are now in san francisco. >> we have his passport flagged and no indication that he left the country with the passport. >>reporter: singe speaks

his assessment is that you could cut 14% of the civilian payroll out of the peg -- pentagon. that's $150 million over 10 years. that's a lot of money. host: what do you say about this being a naive cut? guest: washington doesn't cut because washington cares more about being re-elected than they do about the public. it comes from a lack of courage to stand up and do the best right thing for our country. when you are threw up -- through up here and you get out and the country is belly up r. you say, well i believe careerism is killing us. term limits and a balanced budget amendment, term limits and a balanced budget amendment would fix everything that's wrong with washington. wrong with washington. host: you answer this twitter questioner, which says, "would you vote for the house balanced budget in a recession?" guest: yes, because it will take a period of time for that to move through the states. we have to be careful how fast we cut, but we need to cut and we need to cut quickly. otherwise we're between two lanes. if we don't cut quickly enough, we're going to have the amoun

examples are strewn through the near decade war familiar aftermath we have anybody pegged down here in the south only now americans heard this declaration before news of the blast we're starting this drawdown from position of strength about u.s. plans to begin pulling troops out of afghanistan but there are declarations on the ground from afghan activists of military might that selected different mark them all close enough to come by a completion democracy never come by military invasion democracy never come by cluster bomb by white phosphorus by muscle car by bumping our wedding parties and in washington talk of winding down war in one country does not wind down talk of tackling the global terrorist threat as the focus seems to shift to neighbors should be refocusing resources on pakistan yemen somalia parts of north africa and other locations i've always believed pakistan is more central to what happens in afghanistan a change in the guard at the department of defense with robert gates retiring and former cia chief leon panetta getting sworn in signals this change of course to critic

and we'll have a story of how capital and pegs coming to the help of humans with a cure for heart disease using a groundbreaking new russian procedure. these activities have looked to an american military base in england for an annual protest against secret u.s. sites popping up across the world men with hail in new york is said to become a key part of a star wars inspired missile defense shield by the project has raised concerns over the militarization of space as well as accountability with critics saying even the british government has little idea on top and lower and that reports. it's no ordinary fourth of july celebration at this top secret u.s. military base here it's a little piece of america in the heart of the case yorkshire dales where it's demanding independence from america this base symbolizes what's wrong with the special relationship between britain and the united states here we have a base that's on u.s. control the british government and british people have no control this base is not accountable to us the british people it's engaged in activities supporting wars which m

squarely aimed at british working people who enjoyed seeing the rich and the powerful taken down a peg or two. but not families touched by grief. the "news of the world" is under police investigation for hacking into voicemails belonging to relatives of fallen soldiers and a murdered teenager. journalists also hacked into the phones of celebrities who found out and sued. it was james, rupert murdoch's son and heir apparent, who authorized a reported million dollar out-of-court settlement to at least one of the hacking victims. this week, he admitted it was a mistake. >> i acted on the advice of executives and lawyers, with incomplete investigation and that's a matter of real regret for me personally. >> reporter: in fact, it raises some very dangerous questions for the murdoch empire, which includes fox news, the "wall street journal," and the "new york post." murdoch biographer michael wolff: >> james murdoch wrote the initial checks to the people who were suing the company. and the question that investigators are asking now, are they settlement checks or are they hush money checks? >

peg said norway was just not prepared for this type of crisis. what we're talking about here is possibly a lack of resources instructive to say that the. european organization pulling all the police forces in europe in europe or. together. setting up a group of you also experts to aid police forces across europe in looking inward as opposed to. the question there is why this is not not being done before because there are a number of reports that you can read on the internet and privately is those reports are classified. suggests that the the rise of right wing extremism in europe has been prevalent for a number of years so the question is why have we not moved into our cells probably of these things much better probably we could have done. it where do we go from here. well here's a reminder of the developing story we've been covering for you the latest we have is that at least eighty seven people are now confirmed dead after a shocking shooting spree at a region youth camp and that attack came shortly after a powerful blast of downtown oslo which

and house speaker boehner pegged the chance of getting a deal within 48 hours at 50-50. but that was yesterday. that was before the bad jobs numbers. this was boehner today. >> we need serious reforms that restrain future spending. you've heard me say before a debt limit increase that raises taxes or fails to make serious spending cuts won't pass -- won't pass the house. gwen: so where do the negotiations stand tonight? alexis. >> standing still tonight. trying to get organized for the sunday discussion. they're getting back together in the evening on sunday. gwen: and who is that? >> that would be the leaders, the eight leaders representing the house and the senate in both parties. the president, the vice president, and the president's staff. they're going to get back together in the evening on sunday. having brought their homework and their number two pencils and the white house, their sleeping bags and pillows, you infer know at 6:00 p.m. and trying to get back down to brass tacks about what kind of pieces of the budget everyone could live with that might add up betwe

if you want -- because so many other interest rates are pegged to the cost of borrowing, a downgrade could be felt by all americans. next is newcastle, connecticut. frank. caller: they are talking about saving $4 trillion over 10 years. why isn't there more of a concerted effort to find the $4 trillion missing in the pentagon and they could have $4 trillion in their could havers right now? also, why aren't we hearing more about what they are going to do? they are talking about shared sacrifice. i don't see any shared sacrifice from president obama and the congress. why aren't they paying for their own hospital zation and whatever? i used fob a democrat, but i found out that democrats and republicans are wolves in the same sheep's clothing. i think the majority of the working people in this country ought to send a message and all register independent. thank you. host: johny depp, as he calls himself on twitter, writes "i hate when taxes and spending are used as a political ammo. guess what, you will be taxed and the government will spend the money." "this sounds like the brinks heist

talk to clearly somebody on the phone trying to get hold of here some scary thing i would say that pegsright about to be futile and joining us live rick ross thank you thank you. well to more on controversial arms flows germany is reportedly sending two hundred tanks to saudi arabia talk of a deal has caused outrage among germany's opposition politicians who claim the government would be breaking its own export rules yun van auken he's a foreign affairs expert from germany's left wing party as told me earlier that the move compromises the country's position on democracy and human rights. we know that even in the ruling party there's a lot of opposition against this because you know it was this government in the past couple of months went to egypt went to an easier well we say we have to promote and support the movement for democracy in the arab world and everybody you know also talks about that it was saudi arabia who invaded behind with tanks by the way. to fight down there and a bloody intervention the democracy movement so even in the ruling parties there are a lot of members who say

question of if they want to sell to us what they would have to do is they have to change their currency peg they would have to say you know we want to revalue our currency because we don't want to sell to the united states whom i want to sell. more to europeans and therefore we want to wean ourselves away and then you would hear a huge sucking out of the chinese economy into all the other asians and asian economies that compete with china and so it wouldn't get the chinese anywhere and so they're in a bun it's a lot of moving parts a lot of making parts and we don't know how quite are going to play out but thanks for giving us your analysis thank you all right and just ahead here we will continue to discuss the debt issues facing the west tonight we'll look at how state and one city are dealing with ranch a hardship plea back in just a moment. really believe there's something in. the future. all right as we mentioned the federal government seems to be struggling to come up with solutions for this country's economic problems including growth including jobs now this is led to look to the stat

what they want to sell to us what they would have to do is they have to change their their currency peg they would have to say you know we want to revalue our currency because we don't want to sell to the united states and we want to sell. more to europeans and therefore we want to wean ourselves away and then who if you would suck out of the the chinese economy into all the other reasons of asian economies that compete with china and so it wouldn't get the chinese anywhere and so they're in a bar a lot of moving parts a lot of main part and we don't know how quite other going to play out but thanks for giving us your analysis thank you all right and just ahead here we will continue to discuss it get to us tonight a look at how state and one city are dealing with an actual hard hit believe that in just a moment. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here see some other part of it and realize that everything you saw you don't i'm trying hard as if it. were yours. and yet. fuck fuck fuck. fuck. let's not forget

san francisco chronicle reports that pegs should not have to pay damages because the blast was caused by a third petition. the state of the art pipeline, pg&e says it's standard part of the pro l process. >> no man died when a charter fishing boat erik capsized. a navy deep water dive team is about to search the wreckage of boat. a sacramento based coastguard c-130 crew will conduct an eighth day from searching from the air. >> kidnapping and rape survivor jaycee dugard memoir, a stolen life goes on sale today. its amazon's number one best-seller. dugard described how she survived 18 years in captivity. she was kidnapped from her lake tahoe neighborhood by philip and nancy garrido. since the interview millions of people have responded with e-mails admiring her strength and courage and also expressing outrage that it went unnoticed by authorities that were assigned to monitor philip garrido. >> it seems impossible that no one knew that you were there. >> you would think that, you know, the authorities would know more than they did. i hate to point fingers and blame but there is oversig

. >> not only did i peg you wrong on your thesis, but i think what you have proposed is far fetched, powerful and provocative though it may be, i don't know and i don't think it fits most of the evidence here, but it was interesting to hear your premise. let me go to what was presented here and dr. michael baden what do you think o ashton's presentation in the closing argument for the prosecution of his forensic case? >> i think he relied too heavily on bad science and that he relied on the chloroform in the car. i agree with wendy. i don't think there was any chloroform there. i think he has an unproved novel machine that the judge allowed in. we have polygraphs lie detectors for hundred years that are not allowed in court but the judge allows in a totally unreliable machine that allegedly found floor form. i don' think there was any chloroform there other than background chloroform. what they could have done and didn't do is test the flies and maggots in the car and see if they ped on the baby. if they feed on something it will have the child's dna. they didn't do that they went wi

. >>> peg is set to begin digging up an abandoned section of pipe this morning that was originally parts line that blew up in september. the puc ordered it as part of the investigation into the explosion and fire that killed 89 people and destroyed 38 homes. san francisco chronicle reports the stretch of pipe was laid in 1948 and has been inactive since the mid 1950s. the quality of pipe and welds have come under scrutiny since it revealed the section of the line has shoddy welds. >> giants will have the big batted they have been lacking when they play the phillies today. carlos beltran is coming to the team. in exchange they gave up zach wheeler. beltran a six time all-star is expected to bolster their offense which is second to last in the national league in scoring. >>> let's recap top stories. a fight on board an sfo bound flight ended with two men arrested, a pilot injured and passengers jumping in to help. >>> i'm aim is live at the airport with details. -- i'm is live with details. >> passengers jumped in any way. one of them told us he was doing his duty. two men, two men who we

beyond that, they pegged the power to craft the mandate precisely to their commerce power. q l.i. been to ignore the repeated sexual references -- who am i to then ignore the repeated textual references? you really were opposing it. >> i think it refers to tax alone about 34 times. penalty has been meant to mean tax. there are other provisions in the affordable care act that use it. they often use them interchangeably with the word "penalty>" ." does it function like a tax? hear it and natalie functions like a tax. -- hear it absolutely functions like a tax. if you have not met the requirements, you have to pay. call me with one thing. you have to check off a box on your 1040 income tax return reporting whether or not you have insurance, right? if you do not have insurance, then the penalty kicks in. >> correct. >> is there any enforcement mechanism in the statement? where would i find it? >> it details it in a supplemental briefing. it is two things. the secretary of the treasury would be able to offset future credit against any unpaid taxes. united states could bring a suit agai