mayor newsom: it is an honor to have phil ginsberg, the director, with us today. he will be introducing all of the speakers in just a moment. i have to be able to announce this. i am very excited about this. for two months, phil has been wanting to tell everyone about the good work they have been doing for the summer. a preamble is important. there has been a lot of news about the frustration advanced because of cuts over a unified school district. it is appropriate to be concerned. the one under $13 million budget deficit -- the $113 million budget deficit they face means they have to face tough choices. one of the choices announced with immediate impact is for the summer. they're looking to cut roughly 75% of the summer school programs that are traditionally being afforded to our youth. they will just be keeping open some special education programs and programs that are essential to getting credits that high school students need to graduate. overall, the cut is substantial. traditionally, there had been 8000 slots for students. those are being impacted. with tha

phil. '80s' oates. >> one belt! two mustaches![ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is what it's all about right there, man! professor barry, the capacity crowd is on its feet right now. >> steve: well, the excitement is palpable, brock. let's go to the tale of the tape. >> jimmy: tale of the tape! hard to see a definitive edge there, barry. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah, that's pretty evenly matched. but here's an interesting graphic. [ laughter ] there you go. >> jimmy: that's a double rainbow, man, what does it mean? >> steve: i don't know. [ ding ding ] [ ding ding ] whoa! >> jimmy: people make some noise. [ cheers and applause ] we got world famous ufc referee, dan miragliotta in the house! let him hear it! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and here we go. the fuzzy fight is about to unfold. now approaching the ring, weighing in at 0.001 ounces, with a record of 8 wins, no losses and more than a dozen self-help books. hailing from under the nose of phil mcgraw -- it's dr. phil's mustache. >> steve: according to legend, dr. phil went b

what it really takes is a phone call from phil. he called and asked if we could help. he said if we help, our kids could come free. that is how it happened. mayor newsom: we're also manning the swimming program substantially. >> you are good at this. >> we're increasing the learn to swim program by 200%. axil drowning is the second leading cause of death among our children. -- drowning is the second leading cause of death among our children. we're committing ourselves to prevent an of drowning the summer. mayor newsom: is there a cap on the slots of a housing authority? >> there is no cap. any kids and lived in a public housing units -- that lived in a public housing unit will be able to participate in the summer program at no cost. >> good morning. the mayor was too modest to knowledge this, but during our tenure on the board of supervisors, i served as the chairperson of the park and recreation committee. the mayor served on that committee. it is about 10 years ago that we began to lay the groundwork for the refreshment, redevelopment of all of these parks and recrea

willie brown and phil matier. it is 6:52. >>> bart's connector from oakland airport to the coliseum back on track. the latest headlines when we return. >> and why it's not a real good idea to get too close to large animals that has horns. for fast relief of itchy summer skin, get cortizone 10 cooling relief gel. cools instantly with the strongest itch relief medicine. cortizone 10 cooling relief gel. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. a concord man is in jail for the >>> let's take a quick check of today's top stories. a concord man is in jail for the death of his 2-year-old step-grandson. the boy was mauled by as many as three pit bulls in the family's garage yesterday. the step-grandfather owned five pit bulls. all five have been put down. >>> sheriff's deputies finding $60 million to $80 million worth of marijuana plants 56 a deadly raid --

i am julie watts. >> i am phil matier. unemployment, budget deficits, foreclosures across the state. why would anybody in their right mind run for governor. one expert boils it down to one personality trait. >> plus aids walk sf under way at golden gate park. the fundraiser comes just days after president obama announced a new strategy to fight hiv and aids. so how will the new policy impact the bay area. the president to have black coalition on aids is here to explain. >>> the final numbers about the turn out in the states primary election that just happened. we take a look and say what they tell us about how voters are turning out these days. >> we will get to all that in just a moment but first leading the news. both directions of 580 shut down this morning and two officers hospitalized following a freeway shoot out in oakland it began overnight when two officers pulled over a truck 580 and grand avenue. as officers approached they saw multiple guns inside and called for back up when the suspect began shooting and offic

phil matier is in oakland to show us how the department is coping this evening. phil. >> reporter: juliette, first off, what they have done is taken the officers out of the stations like this one at eastmont mall and put them in the squad cars to make sure that the patrol levels stay at the same levels they were last week. so when you're driving around oakland you won't see too much of a change. but if you are a victim of a crime, you may be in for a surprise. >>> they called the police for a simple theft. we are not going to be able to investigate it and we can't afford to send an officer out there to take a report >>> reporter: if you come home and your garage has been burglarized, the cops aren't coming out there? >> if there is no suspect information, no. >> reporter: that's the new reality. >> if i call the police, he want an officer. i don't want to go on the internet and put in a police report. >> reporter: instead, cops will concentrate on 911 calls and crimes in progress. >> people need to realize that we responded last year to over 300,000 calls for ser

no one needs him more than the guy who is shaking his head, phil ginsberg, our director. you are lucky i'm reappointing mark, phil, who is doing a great job and i'm very excited about what mark has done already just in the few months he has been on this board. but no one is more familiar with city hall and no one with more respect, even from those that sometimes don't always respect what is happening on this side of the aisle and have come to respect greatly mark's leadership and stewardship. thank you for continuing to want to serve. >> kevin, p.u.c., revenue bond oversight. this is where real jobs are being created. 27,000 jobs. regional project and we need to spend the money wisely and that is what kevin has been doing in other capacities and will be doing in it. and beca in be a -- in absentia she want as private swearing in. i know this was long-winded but i'm honored and proud of all of you and i will ask you all to raise your right hand. you can stand if you wish for the heck of it but you don't have to. but if you like to, it just adds to the formal occasion. i wi

this relates to phil's comments, is it only the money? fundamentally it is only about hearts and minds. if some direction can be pursued in a way that captures hearts and minds, we're seeing you're not going to be to -- you're fwree to think

phil matier spoke with oakland police this evening and phil, did the last 48 hours set off any alarm bells? >> reporter: yes, it did. it was a sort of a drive home something they had been fearing ever since they heard about the possibility of layoffs. they didn't know it would happen this fast and this magnitude. the sign on the oakland police union hall said it all: oakland, home or war zone? and after this weekend of the sounding death in gunplay, one begins to wonder -- have you ever seen a weekend like this? >> no, this is probably one of the busiest weekends we have had. >> reporter: automatic on the heels of the city laying offer 80 police officers a move that stretched the already thin line of investigators even thinner. for example, in the case of last night's murder robbery, the cops would have used special teams to work parolees, find out what they knew and beat cops for tips, but today? >> we don't have those resources, they are back in patrol responding to 911 calls so it's very hard when you lose 80 bodies here to respond to some of the major incidents. >> reporter: the

the cards beat the phils 8-4. they've won six straight. >>> finally, it's marlins beat the rockies in dramatic fashion. down one in the ninth. pinch hitter donnie murphy hit one high, hit one deep, and hit one gone. a walkoff homer by an unlikely hero. murphy's first homer in over two years. there's only one way to celebrate a walk-off. the shaving cream pie in the face. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> yeah, it is. >>> well, the day of reckoning for lindsay lohan. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, hey, he's a busy guy, so if the president can't make it to broadway, broadway can make it to the white house. you're watching "early today." >>> good tuesday morning to you. welcome back. i'm meteorologist bill karins. things look relatively calm. if you're traveling anywhere in the west, you really don't need your umbrella today. we're going to see warm conditions, too. very hot in the desert area. even very warm in the valleys. temperatures e

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on the newshour tonight, authors steve coll and phil smucker assess what the secret material says about the conduct of the war. >> woodruff: phil shenon of the "daily beast" updates us on what is wikileaks and who is behind it. >> brown: fred de sam lazaro reports on the first sentence handed down by a war crimes tribunal to a member of cambodia's "killing fields" regime. >> woodruff: john merrow wraps up his series about the top to bottom efforts by a school superintendent to reform the new orleans public education system after hurricane katrina. >> making promises, talking publicly about all the big changes he's going to make in the schools. well, it's been three years, time for paul vallas's report card. >> brown: and we look at the impact of the americans with disabilities act on this, the 20th anniversary of the law. >> he didn't come because politicians thought it was a good idea. it came because people with disabilities fought and said we're going to be equal. we're going to have access. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has b

phils and diamondbacks, 11th inning. wilson valdez ended this one with an rbi single. not a bad day for the phils. they won, 3-2. oswalt expected to pitch tonight. >>> another walkoff. this one in the west, padres and dodgers. oscar salazar with a cue shot up the middle. in came the winning run. padres won it, 3-2. they have a 3 1/2-game lead in the west. >>> the yanks' alex rodriguez remains stuck on 599 homers. perhaps he should take notes from robinson cano. belted his second homer in as many days. yanks beat the indians, 11-4. >>> finally, you know things are going well for a team when they come up with inside jokes or maybe a secret handshake. for the rangers, it's the claw. the gesture is kind of like a high five. rookie mitch moreland had his first experience with the claw against the a's. after his first big league hit, look at the dugout. come on, rook. show us some love. we want the claw. and there it is. the a's fought the claw, but the claw won, 7-4. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> well, c

phil? >> reporter: that's right allen. fewer cops, more crime, that's the question being asked here in the foothills of oakland as they undergo a couple of weeks of incredible robberies. here is the story. in recent weeks there's been a string of hair-raising crimes, everything from attempted carjack its to gunpoint robberies. a construction crew was robbed at gunpoint in the middle of the day. but last thursday night it really went off the charts when a man came back to his home late one night and found two men and a gun. >> he tried to give them his wallet and keys, and cell phone, they didn't want it, they said no, and at gunpoint forced him in the house. >> reporter: they made him strip naked and forced him to lie down on the floor as they ransacked the house. >> tvs, xbox 360, computers, and then loaded into his car, and stole his car to transport the goods. >> reporter: the very next day? just down the street? this man's family and a construction crew working in their home were robbed in the middle of the day. the ow

i am ann mac vick. >> i am phil matier.rivacy versus public safety a big debate going on between gerry brown and aclu over dna the taking of it, sampling of it and the keeping of it on file. is it a crime tool or is it an invasion of privacy? we will take a look at that. >> plus they are hard at work making the commute on highway 1 safer and easier, take a look inside the devil's slide tunnel coming up. >> looking for that for a long time. >>> you probably heard this name before john beurres the attorney connected with some high profile and high priced police misconduct suits we have seen. how much those cases are bringing in for him. >> all that in the next half hour. leading the news this morning, a very sad story a 7-year-old girl is dead and 10 other people are hurt after a fire in an apartment building in san jose. it started just after 1:30 a.m. on hamilton avenue in a single apartment that is part of a complex of 40 units it took more than 50 firefighters to get those flames under control. >> when crews got on scene

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phil jackson knows it. doc rivers knows it. and anybody that knows basketball knows it.n bring up anybody he wants. but the fact of the matter is it comes down to miami, l.a., boston, orlando having outside shots. that's about it. you can't -- it can't explain it any simpler than that. he should know enough about the game of basketball. and if he doesn't he certainly should not think about debating me. >> larry: sid, you're entitled to equal time. >> listen, i have the utmost respect for stephen a. smith. the man does know the game. in this case he is just entirely wrong. i know just as much basketball as he does. yes, boston plays defense. ray allen $20 million is an old man. garnet is broken down. orlando has two good players. pat riley's teams play defense. now they have three best offensive players in the world. stephen a., come on! >> that's what i'm saying. miami is the team to beat. that's what i said. >> larry: you both agree there. all right. you are agreeing to disagree. i don't know what over you disagree. rick? >> i just don't think that boston, even the lake

this is one world phil jones from climate gets i've used mike's trick to hide the trying hide to the clay those are very significant words what. do you know what you're doing shadow so mary maybe you use mike's trick that i do you understand what that email was talking about typing that i tell you what you're talking about hiding in the train on time but your phone. line and temperature of the tell me tell me when you're from sound so i'll get the last question i guess they could actually stick. right so tell me come on tell me the difference explain to me what was missing in the context context context this is the muslim association i mean this is done for you for me to be a small of so much to my. journalistic inquiry my journalistic inquiry see what i mean to you the question being funded by oil companies if it is the a b a small us . yes my god man said there's been an increase in temperature in the last hundred years did that in the nature article phil jones says i've used makes trick to hide the decline so there's actually been declining temperatures recently and they've used a

others around this reason and it's just just a natural if you listen to call the televisual the old phil jones from the climate gets i've used mike's trick to hide the flying hide to the clay those are very significant words what. do you know what you are doing just fine i remember you use mike's trick the hi do you understand what about email was talking about typing that line to tell you what you're talking about hiding in the train on time but your phone. line in temperature of the time it's only when you're from science and because our story of course that you can stick with it actually stick. right so tell me come on tell me the difference explain to me what was missing in the context context context this is the mindset of so you know that i think you need to be a small of so much of my. journalistic inquiry my journalistic inquiry where you are you the question being funded by oil companies if it is the a b a small us. yes michael mann said there's been an increase in temperature in the last hundred years did that in the nature article phil jones says i've used makes trick to hide

there's been an increase in temperature in the last hundred years aided that in the nature article phil jones says i've used makes trick to hide the decline so there's actually been declining temperatures recently and they've used a trick to hide it so. let's pretend it's hard all over the world to know that this was really entertaining enough for serious crimes and you actually want to quote the climate game if you actually want to understand what it was a time when you name just one of us is a literature. we can't explain it and that's a discrete this. mean i should probably just quote from it's only what you said we're not getting the conversation because they're for their wonderful source their wonderful source of information about the tricks and the deceptions that these climate alarmists to use you know you to prove you're going to jail and that's all i was was like here in the. last week just been here a little bit. bothers me so much people know i'm sorry let me jump in here with really bothers me and i'm not pointing any fingers on this program here but there is a lot of finger

[applause] you will need him again, but please help me welcome send francisco assessor phil king, supervisorid chiu, carmen chu. [applause] supervisor eric mar, right here. [applause] public defender jeff adachi. it was just here. and from the city administrator's office, edwin lee. right here. [applause] and i would also like to welcome some generals who may be in our audience. i did not get a chance to see if you were here, but i know that the council general from japan was supposed to be here. if he is not here, though he is coming. the consul general from the philippines was going to be here. also, consul general also from the philippines, wilfredo santos was going to be here. give them applause. [applause] and we all know that an event like this, with your help, also, we need the help of our generous sponsors, and please, indulge me if you will, for us all to recognize some great sponsors. then, i am going to say who they are, and we are going to give them while the applause at the end of all the sponsors as i read them. so starting at the top level, i want to say our heritage sponsor,

phil keating. >> a reported neonazi leading rogue immigration patrols on the border. officials worried because they are heavyly armed. his militia identities with nazias. he said they have only found a few border crossers who were given water and handed over to official patrols. citizen patrols have been on the rise in arizona that passed a tough new immigration law requiring police to question suspected illegal immigrants. >> the new mexico governor is slamming arizona's new law. >> it is going to lead to racial profiling. anybody that looks hispanic will be racially profiled. it's a simple as that. secondly it preempts federal law. this is immigration is a federal responsibility. >> the governor also told a latino group that american america is a group of immigrants and urged stronger border security. an arizona senate candidate said police there support the law which takes effect tuesday. >> a government watch dog is criticizing the treasurey department's handling of gm and chrysler last year saying led to the loss of tens of thousands of jobs. they urged the maker

he shot 67, tied for 8, phil mickelson doing his thing. 73.daley lost about 50- pounds, all decked out in look at me colors. he's tied for third. of course, the question is can john do it again. rorirory mcilroy leads by two strokes. the good news for golfing fans, tiger woods and john daley both having good opening rounds. stage 11 of the tour de france, office si mark renshaw tossed out for head butting. they sprint to the finish. renshaw head butted and his teammate won. further proof that he's the best sprinter of his generation. you know who wrote that? kevin the bodyguard. >> he can write. >> he's fabulous, but i'm reading what he told me to read. >> it's just that you're following anyone's instructions is already remarkable. >> you could lead me into something to. i would follow you to the end of the earth. >> i'm not going there. how about to the car. have a good night, everybody. see you tomorrow.

phil will be at 3:00 p.m.. we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. >> taking a quick look at sports shall tighter when it's finished at 26 and the british open this year. he has won three times before. theres the winner. a man the most affable don't know yet to appear and he finished the tournament 16 under par and takes home $1.3 million. and a wild and close their with at&t park today with the giants and the mets. it is spot on two runs time the games. >> the a's have won five straight games and 12 of the last 18. and a final quick look at whether. cool enough? >> yes finally some relief from the heat. the mile i think for going see the sea breeze, and an usher some cool air. although antioch is still hanging on to the '90s. it is nice and mild around the bay was readings into the '70s. and this is where rear going to stay for this week. have been and everybody and we going to stay for this week. have been and everybody and we will see this week. phe powertrain warranty. a 100,00

that means if we can help phil ginsburg or rec & parks, we are trying to see how we can use our projects to help more than one goal at a time. the community engagement process around these is never over. it is the beginning of the process. the goal really is to get to a place where these developments never feel like an us and them mentality. that really happens if you move in on the work. i would be remisnot to mention we have had a tremendous amount of work from our philanthropic founders. but a tremendous amount of work. again, we know we have an ongoing need to keep the public and our city partners and our private partners informed. it's one of the great challenges of hope s.f. our goal through the web site, hope-sf.org and through the fiscal presence of partners is to keep the communication level up. we realize there is no way to ever sort of be done with this process, and that's again part of our goal in coming here today is to try to surface these issues so that if people don't know about it or they are getting bad information, or if there are things people need us to work on, we c

after what phil talked about with the civic center, you never went to civic center unless you were doinga civic field trip for you worked at city hall, soy do love the idea of activating the process for all ages, and i think this is -- i think this is great. >> is there any public comment? >> you like to ice skate? >> i have done it all my life. i recommend it highly. it is a healthy thing to do. it keeps kids out of trouble, and to activate this would be great. i agree. go forward with this. it is a healthy environment, and it will bring a lot of success to the community, because kids love that. they want to be active, and it does not require a lot of money. kids can take it advantage of it and enjoy it. >> is there any other public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. >> i entertain a motion. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? hearing none. >> we're on item 14. >> this is the last item for the partnership of research development. as you know, the company was selected through a process to analyze the golf courses. the term began on april 1, 2003. a previou

phil will be airing at 3:00 p.m. the smackdown will be moving to saturday at 7:00 p.m. >> it is not just getting on the city bus, it is also off the city bus as stanley roberts shows us in this edition of people behaving badly. >> as this bus stop is at fourth street, market street, but attention to the woman in a red. she is blocking the door, and passengers are still trying to exit the city bus she is trying to get on the city bus. the lady in the blue jacket wants off but is having difficulty because of notes nobody is getting out of her wake. at the center of the doors, the same problems, people are avoiding as people are trying to exit. >> and another said the bus, and people that wanted to board this, crowded at the door. it is difficult to see but look closely, there are two people trying to exit at the same time. and if you go and ride public transportation? it would be nice if you would wait to people to disembark. here is another example. this woman, she stopped to pick up something and blocking the door. a

rorr:iv years ago phil company, a venture firm,taed this new business. there are about 3000 ohe parking lots in central tokyo. the firm is targeting the open space above thearking lots. the company approaches each land owner and proposes construction of a buildg thas oim f thocion and also finds a tenant. to keep construction costs low, it uses recycled materials. most land owners recover their investment in about three years and get better use outf tir land for 5 to 20 years. so far the cpa has converted the space above 15 parking lots for oer uses. tenants include restaurants, spts cafes, and trendyai salons. >> translator: shop owners can find good space for their shops at lower ic. land owners can earn something extra in addition to tir income from parking. rather than selling in a real estate umosan owners would prefer to continue to use them as parking lots. >> reporter: another new business has popped . renting vacant parking spaces for other purposes for few hours. this parking lot is near a sissisicinentral tokyo. around noon a van arrives to se

that means if we can help phil ginsburg or rec & parks, we are trying to see how we can use our projects to help more than one goal at a time. the community engagement process around these is never over. it is the beginning of the process. the goal really is to get to a place where these developments never feel like an us and them mentality. that really happens if you move in on the work. i would be remisnot to mention we have had a tremendous amount of work from our philanthropic founders. but a tremendous amount of work. again, we know we have an ongoing need to keep the

and there was -- maybe phil or an interim manager, and talk about this had because -- there was -- it was supposed to be a sharing of a situation with funding.