the democrats have pencilled in $1.2 billion from the sale but leasing back the buildings as we showedou in previous reports actually costs taxpayers more. that's why jerry brown cancelled the sale earlier this year. another revenue gimmick critics say is the so-called amazon tax. a tax on internet sales from out of state companies like amazon. the legislature is penciling in $200 million in revenue here but there are serious constitutional challenges. lawmakers will be voting shortly on another constitutional and confrontational revenue stream that has to do with the sales tax increase about .25% going into effect on july 1. democrats say they can vote it in by majority, republicans say no there are will challenges on that you can bet. in either event there will be fighting going on this afternoon and they all say they will get it done by 11:59 p.m. at the latest or they don't get paid. >> we have heard that before. that should be a good motivator. you won't get paid, get it done, guys. let's hope they do it. >> reporter: indeed. >> mike luery in sacramento, we thank you. >>> and ther

we acknowledge that that if the project as the pencil out of the appreciate this bodies work suits. the particular servics are yet . we are very strong critics. each year as come before you with the skepticism. -- you hear us come before you with the skepticism. thank you to the staff for your work. again, we hope that you will certify in it. have a good evening. >> the evening. we have worked on the island for 11 years. i urge you to deny the appeal. thank you for the time. >> the evening. this is what we are going to bring. i am a member of the first chance. i am now the president of the association. it is when you talk about engineering feat ireland. they presented all new things. they took them after the boot camp. it inow moving faireforward to e future. it is part of the new museum. >> i heard from many of my colleagues. i sit on a local board. i have worked on treasure island for 10.5 years. with this some of the folks of the street. -- let us give some of these folks off the street. the members of the public that wishes to speak that, please let up in the center aisle. >> i

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so i have like a pencil that i was able to take from closed set. >> jimmy: oh my god, a pencil is allou celebrate at all? >> i wasn't going to and then, my wife threw me a "congratulations, you're unemployed" party, which was a surprise. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's very nice of her. "congratulations you're unemployed." >> i didn't see it coming and looking back, there were many signs, telltale signs. but, long story short, she was able to -- well here's the thing, we were supposed to go out that night. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i went out, i tried to get some exercise, i came back and i could hear her walking around in the house. and i'm like, "those sound like fancy shoes." and then, next thing i know, she was gone. i said, you know, "what?" with friends in town. oh, our cousin picked her up and we're supposed to meet at 6:00. and then she texted me, come at 7:00. and i'm like, "i'm not going out tonight." "you have to go out." so, i go out. we get there. where's my wife? my cousin says, "she's upstairs with a friend of ours," who i won't mention. who i don't care for so much. and -- [ la

there is a comment of like to address made by someone, the only way this can pencil out whole ignores price. it isn't the price for the developer, is the prize that the neighborhood would pay. that can't be measured in dollars. this needs to be put aside, it will prove something. the special use district is a farce. and it has been created for this particular project. it isn't fair to the neighborhood. it is an outrage. thank you. >> my partner and i of a unit. it backs up to the rear yard of this project and it won't be completely overshadowed by the project. we are on the genocide. that is rotative currently. facing the rear yard that extends past the zoning it is an outrage. as with the story being off of the building. the bulk of the building is really my concern, but i will take anything at this point because a think this is a complete outrage. i am not sure if you can see this, but this is the bar that is across the street. it will be the driving force and will be on the next block. the open space, where the buses are part, the zoning is 50 feet. it is not even 50 feet. i will s

you can see all of these pencil markings are by payne. in fact, payne actually hands them to the printer, and he numbers them as part of the printer's copy. and when the printer is cone with them -- done with them what does he do? he puts them on a spindle. that's what this little hole is all about. i mention this not to kind of beat up on payne, but because it does lead to the fact that there are things that should have been in the autobiography manuscript that are gone, that are lost. and one of the things the editors managed to do was to solve that problem as well. now, you can see down here that payne has decided he doesn't like what's being said here. um, let me blow it up a little bit for you. this is a discussion of a man named newton who's a faith healer who is with called in when olivia lang done was paralyzed for a number of years, couldn't stand or walk. doctors really did no good at all. they were finally persuaded to hire this guy newton, and mark twain says newton made some passes about her head with his hands, and he put an

we have been able to pencil out the impact for the coming year and this may impact why as much as $900,000. over the next five years, and she will talk about the budget plan, there could be impact of $12 million. things potentially affected by this in the coming years, we have an interest -- the commission has led us put output an rfp down to a shake shack type of burger or milk shake ammenity down on the green. we project 50 dozen dollars in revenue from the. entering into a permit with a company providing supplies, they will charge fees. we are not certain about the ballot measure but this may no longer be possible. we have plans in place for a quality exhibit that would have some elements with about $100,000. the soccer games at candlestick would be jeopardized. the urban markets would be jeopardized. we have a number of events from the channel 6 parking lot, and this could be jeopardized. we have some interesting issues related to the america's cup and we are not quite certain what the impact of this ballot measure would be on the ability that we have to join the city family in making

it is the only way the project can pencil out. that is what we are told. perhaps an entirely new approach is called for. city planning cannot be driven by cost alone. they can and must be balanced. the compromise is far from ideal. it is also the only credible solution that has been offered. we support a compromise, delay the project until a better solution can be reached. >> i live at 850 presidio avenue. it will be 25 feet away from the property line. our community does support the rebuilding. anatomy presented a plan that they're trying to shove down our throats. the problem is not only parking, i did a unit to put more and the units that i own. i've played by the rules. it doesn't sound like they have to play by the rules. with the money that is already been spent, before everything was done correctly and legally, it doesn't seem fair. it really is a safety issue on the street. i see cars double part, buses trying to go round them and people almost getting killed because of the bus is going around. i have called the enforcement division. they drive by

. >> the governor could have recognized that the governor also has and had so called blue pencil authority. >> it is unclooeb clear whether state lawmakers are going to get paid as state law requires, lawmakers to come up with a budget on time or else lose their salaries, until they come up with one. but they did come up with a budget. thanks to the veto it never took effect. the fight will be over wun way or another. a neighborhood will find out if a cell phone tower will be built near their homes. at&t is planning to build the tower. neighbors are fighting the tower saying the company should consider other sites not in residential areas, also worried about with possible health effects. the church sight is om one that will work for them. they would disguise it as a try so it could not be an eye sore a. final decision tonight. it's 4:37. let's check win christina. i heard you saying triple digits. look at those. >> this is yesterday. i'm going about five degrees warmer in some cities today especially the east bay, one of the hottest locations across the bay area. pleasanton hit 101 yesterd

thanks to that low working its way in as we take a look at the pencil here.he daly city and pacifica, 0s. mill peta. 79 degrees. richmond, 68 and brentwood 84 and we're seeing quite a difference there. but temperatures again trending below average. napa, 82. fairfield 83. 79 your expected high. as we take a look at the extended forecast. lot to talk about here. i was definitely waiting to get to this. we've got the thunderstorms possible by tuesday into wednesday. we potentially had them on wednesday. i bumped them up to tuesday. a bit sooner than i initially anticipated. by wednesday we're going to see it clearing out wednesday night into thursday. finally warmer temperatures by thursday. into friday. i bumpus up quite a bit there for the highs on friday, saturday and sunday and sunday i left us at 98 degrees. however, i think we may actually hit 100, 101. >> oh wow. so a long weekend. long hot weekend. >> long hot holiday eastbound. >> all right. thank you erica. >>> watt earl levels on the american river are dangerously hi and rescue crews have made a reco

that pencils out to approximately $6.50 per month per user. that is significant -- a significant savings to the city. as a matter of fact, was one of the key ways that the department of technology was able to achieve its 20% budget reduction target for this fiscal year which was directed from the mayor's office. so the importance, i think, one things i like to stress about cost, there's two things. one, the city's currently operating seven email systems across the city. so there's -- as the gentleman from i.d.c. mentioned, there's hardware, software, infrastructure, to run multiple email systems and staffs associated with managing all the systems. additionally, not only are we saving money by going to the new system, we're actually really gaining significant capabilities. we are, again, leapfrogging to a newer version of the technology that much more easily integrated into where we're going from a technology vision for the future and frankly the thing i see as the c.i.o. for the city that we're really cognizant of it creates disaster resilient

lease them back, many of those buildings in sacramento, others in san francisco, and the democrats pencilled in $1 .2 billion worth of revenue. but brown blocked that sale earlier this year saying it does not add up for taxpayers and there are many other problems with the budget, too. so the governor took out his vito pen and delivered this message on youtube. >> i am vetoing today because i don't want to see more billions in borrowing, legal maneuvers that are questionable, and a budget that will not stand the test of time. >> reporter: governor brown is calling on republicans at the capital to allow californians to vote on extending higher taxes which are set to expire on june 30. of course, the big question now is will the lawmakers get paid after all because they got their balanced budget on time? but it contains a lot of rosie revenue projections and other accounting maneuvers that may be discontinued. we haven't heard from the comptroller as to whether he will dock their pay. we'll let you know what happens. >> sounds like think pushed this through to get paid and now the governor said

run to secure the lead through the opening round this and chewed classic the thirty seven year old penciling down a stunning sixty five but a host of other players are just one stroke behind the office holding six parties on route to a five under par score was this close to getting his seven on the whole swedish special record karlsson sits in a group of five golfers a shot back the forty one year old bird being the sixty year settling for a four hundred car on the day defending champion lee westwood still remembers beating paulson on robert requests in a playoff at a year ago and the inishmaan remains within reach of a second straight prawn finishing four strokes off the. street is cricket squad will be missing a veteran presence in the upcoming international spear simon cabot's removed from the list of centrally contracted players for the national team despite being one of the country's most consistent performers done the years on the thirty five year old thinks he knows why. well i've got a massive feeling that played a big big part of it is going so much speculation about the idea of a t

so pencil that in for morgan hills, san jose. but closer to the coast, 60s and low to mid-70s. >>> good morning. this morning, let's take a quick look at traffic outside on 880 through oakland. you can see there's just a few cars on the roadway this morning. not too crowded headed to the 80 east shore freeway into the bay bridge toll plaza. more traffic on the roadway, but everything is moving smoothly. back to the desk. >>> on the our news, overnight, -- topping our news, overnight, he is a free man. the former police officer was released from the los angeles county jail at minute past midnight this morning. we have been up all night outside that jailhouse. and we are live in los angeles. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, pam. yes, it was official at 12:01 a.m., he was released from here at the los angeles county jail. there were a lot of cameras outside, and even the uncle who came to see him emerge, but no one saw him. details of how exactly he was released still unclear, but we did get indications early on that it woul

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. >> or a pencil, whatever was available. so i decided that if i don't do anything, if i go and sit in a corner of my cell, i would start thinking about my family. and i knew thinking about my family would break me down. so i decided that i have to do something to keep my body at least in good shape, quote-unquote, you know? and since i'm a fanatic about exercising, i like pilates, i like walking, i decided to do pilates in my cell, and i decided to walk up and down the cell and count. so by doing pilates and counting all the time, it stopped me from thinking about that. >> hinojosa: did the women guards who were guarding you think you were a little crazy? here's this, you know, grandmother... >> 67-year-old woman. >> hinojosa: who's doing pilates and exercising in her cell. did they think you were... or did they look at you and say, "maybe i need to learn something from haleh"? >> well, it was interesting. some of them would come to me and say, "could you teach us some of the movement to tighten the muscles of our stomach,"

prepare for twenty four hours of industrial action and they're responding to climate change just a pencil and paper and thousands of teachers civil servants and border control officer save your wants needs more work for a reduced action. possible points to double standards of the un over the organization's position on syria saying the crisis morant a peaceful solution to the foreign minister sergei lavrov says the security council should not be calling for action not ignoring what he described as a civil war in yemen. and it's time now to check all the highlights from the world of sport with kate. hello and thank you for joining me for this course and these are going to split. the last two maria sharapova big parts of the last sixty to go into the bottom part of your town or place the trip put up. with the winners top actually just gave it becomes the first battle to win the so-called reality. up in the pipeline ready for a long drive a market that sets its sights on target korea pilot. first a tennis and reassure after that has avoided an upset by coming from three left wild cards the bi

the piece of paper and pencil comes later. i really go out on the road and start interviewing people with a tape recorder. and i take those words and in the case of let me down easy which i'm here to talk about today, i interviewed 320 people on three continents and then i take all that stuff and whittle it down to an evening in the theater. in this case an hour and 37 minutes long. >> does the process start with something that is kind of a fire in your belly about a particular issue and then find the people or talk to people? >> i usually have an idea in mind. in this case this play started because i was invited to go to the yale school of medicine and talk to doctors and patients. that was a great experience that five years later i thought, maybe the area of the human body, health, our -- we are all vulnerable. never know when the shoe is going drop. on the other hand we have incredible powers with our bodies. so i decided to look at that as a theme. >> okay. so the health issue certainly is one -- and i think when you expre

the governor could have, you know, recognized that the governor also has and had so-called blue pencil authority. >> and back and forth we go. the point of convention remains the question of whether to ask voters to extend tax increases or tax extensions which will otherwise expire this summer. >>> a different kind of protest at oakland city hall. there was no shouting, no protest signs. instead a single voice was raised to read children's books. members of the group "save oakland library" staged a read-in to protest planned budget cuts which would shut down 14 of oakland's 18 libraries. now that would leave the remaining branches with sharply limited hours and services. >> every child that i've talked to, every child that we've told in the library, not a single one has said that they would miss the free dvds or said that they would -- some people say they miss the computers. every single child talks about the books. >> protesters will find out tomorrow what the city leaders -- whether city leaders were listening. city council members present their budget recommendations tomorrow. >>>

we have to save paper clips and pencils and paper and do things more efficiently and better. at some point, we have to look at the overall cost of our labor. to some extent, that will require that we make some adjustment to our labour force. it does not appear that those will be large numbers. but, it likely, if these broad cuts from the federal level continue to come down, we will have to make some minor adjustments in our labour force. >> there are several questions hear from people, several different people, apart -- regarding public health concerns. one is from ms. hanson, one from larry nelson. one of the themes is about substance abuse and treatment centers. the city has done a solid job of providing substance-abuse treatment centers. these seem to be on the chopping block due to budget cuts. their concerns that the gains that have been made in helping people turn around the lives, especially in the sector, will now be undermined. how can the department of public health and the city justify these cuts? next, with regard to the "-- closure of community health centers, wh

it is soft out as pencil, near the top of the waldegrave. a disabled beer truck is blocking one of the planes. traffic is like right now, it has not created a problem but it is a potential hot spot if it is not cleared fairly quickly. >> new this morning, police in san jose are investigating an early morning in murder, it is the 20's to the murder of the year for the city. craig skalar is live on the scene right now with the very latest. >> good morning carried this is a quiet neighborhood, the 1200 block of oxygen drive. police received a 911 call where apparently the man was shot to death. he was dead on the scene when offers is arrived. he is identified at this point. three other people showed of nearby at a hospital with gunshot wounds. it is not clear whether they are victims or suspects. police are canvassing the area going door- to-door to see if anyone saw or heard anything. this is the twenty fifth homicide this year in san jose. they have blocked off the street and it has been blocked off for hours as they continue to look for susp

directed against russia later claims the system is aimed at so called rogue states most goes against the pencil mr it's on its own course summed up the president's concerns. and was what were we worried about missile defense elements being placed in europe before twenty twenty this will certainly diminish russia's nuclear defense potential we are openly voicing our concerns to be us and we need to be able to achieve progress in this respect although we have a feeling that our partners simply do not heroes really good people but i had the american civil war that still being fought on that why for many americans this to the north south divide clinton is on. a drug designed as a cure is now being used to kill americans death row is a powerful chemical used to treat epilepsy there's also things to put to sleep he writes crusade in a subject to bring a painful death other than it wants. if you. get a few of it we'll see the word execution from a dog's life to a dog's death prisoners on death row and now being killed with an animal drug planted bottles used to put pets to sleep but it's never been te

political stability and whether we're going to see this country bring on the supplies that it's penciled in in the timeframe that it has i think most serious oil analysts little bit skeptical about that at the moment but the real question is you know what those injuries are in the opec you know the big problem is outside of you know we see production in the north sea declining we see production in all opec countries basically fly which really gives opec control over the marginal supply of oil all right gentlemen i want to ask all of you want the same question if i'm going to dominate first are we living in an era of high oil that will stay high oil going to stay with high prices now because of that the demand dynamic dynamic that has been mentioned already in this program. i think long term we're going higher without a doubt i think we're going to get some short term blips up and down i don't think we i mean i think the market's going to struggle a little bit at current levels but i think if i look long term down the market i only see higher prices i think the man is going to continue to

course we're seeing and becoming more difficult for a lot of states to even carry out executions as pencils and available anymore in a lot of european countries block you know them being able to access i think i made aware of their tale i think i said polish meant that abolition it happens and t.v. craig i want to thank you very much for joining us here you're very welcome thanks for having. so the concert and eighteen t.v. pundit says that jon stewart's audience audience is dealt a cycle time and said i'm going to be awarded a pulitzer prize another clear attack happens stick around for all that i am one day vision of how to. ensure that only a military victory is a good deal to bring justice or accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so sorely sleep you think you understand it and then a glimpse something else here see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you do