edward for the portland water bureau. marine stapleton for the san die ae go and less tear from water and wally bishop the contra water d district. each panelist will have a chance to speak and ten minute time limit is a little like global warming. it sneaks up on you and then it's hard to deal with there that end. we'll try to reserve of for questions and answered that end. thanks. >> thank you jarrod and i will go through this quickly and i hope there's sufficient teasers in there to get you to ask questions as we get near the end. cautionary notes this is the system of seattle system, not your system. you have to look that principals and see if they apply to the same work the planning side, the modeling side, the adaptive side and i'll talk briefly for a few seconds on mayors initiative on climate control because it gives an as political environment to work in and then the seattle system. the mayor of seattle nickels started the protocols for the city and started process with a lot of other mayors to start aggressively

portland was doing some of this. but we don't like being second place to portland. so, eat your heart out, portland. we took a little bit from bloomberg in new york and that was the idea of payment to park land but we don't like to be second place, we are now doing more on that and we took the ideas from chicago. and i will say if there is any father or mother of these ideas it is mayor daley in chicago who is on these things years and years ago. i went out there when i first became mayor, got so jealous going down michigan avenue i said we have to do something so we stole their greening director and brought her out here and tasked here with putting these plans together and i want to specifically acknowledge astrid and her hard work and collaborative effort with all of you as well. i'm excited about this. i'm proud of this. this is a special day for me. thank you for all the hard works. this crease jobs, increases -- this creates jobs, increases values of property and increases the likelihood that people will come down and stay longer. it creates a sense of identity

so, in terms of climate change impacts portland is most concerned about. here are five according to me and my staff. i'm sure there's more and thinking on this i tried focus on things we're dealing with now. as i mentioned the higher summertime demand because of higher temperatures. this would be by growth alone and that's a significant issue. the other side of the coin with that is having less supply during the summer and if we're in a situation where we have a longer drought period we like seattle have annual refills with reservoirs and a summer draw down where we're serving from our reservoirs if that presents challenges for us. increase in wild fires. it's a huge concern for us and i'm sure for like san francisco we're an unfiltered drinking source and our watershed is in the mountains where there's lots of reck rauks and eventhough it's protected and there's no entry allowed our watershed we're are neighbors of an intensely utilized effort. water rights issue is only issues with our ground source but we do share that series of,aquafo r's and we have t

finally, we need models that address increasing complex models and we have multiple systems and portland we have a hydro facility on both our damages and we're planning and are in the process for providing fish flows. other systems dealing with navigation and the whole, gamut of things that go on we need models to address that level of complexity. that's it for me i look forward to our on going conversation. [applause] >> good morning., jarrod said in his introduction that this panel was going to talk about how we're planing for the worst and how we're planning for disasters. it's probably one of the worst introductions i've had it's such a downer, who wants to hear it really? so as a result of that introduction jarrod i've decided to entitle my presentation i feel so much better since i gave up hope. welcome to california water. i'm not going to talk about the analysises that were done or some of the technical planning we have done but really focus on water management and what we've done specifically related to that in san diego. i want to tell you who the authority is. we're the region

seattle and portland. say 85, that's beautiful. boise, 89, should be nice. low humidity for you. a little hot in vegas at 107. the valley of california will be warm once again. coastal areas, cool in san francisco. winds haven't shifted much offshore. on shore wind for a long time. that's why your temperatures remain only in the 60s. that's a 92 and sunny expected. tucson, arizona, mix of sun and clouds. we'll have that weekend forecast later in the show. >> temperatures in the 60s and 70s in san francisco. i want to be there. >> you have to wear a sweater. >> i would enjoy it. it's too hot here. >> i know. >> thanks, bill. >>> earnings soar, more outrageous bonuses, and the most successful horror franchise of all time. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a true heavyweight battle, angelina jolie takes on leonardo dicaprio this weekend at the box office. >>> ichero robs the home run champ, a walk-off in miami, and a-rod is one big swing closer to 600. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica d

disappearing from a most unlikely place, his elementary school in portland, oregon. since then the investigation has focused on a most unlikely person. kyron's own stepmother who faces allegation she plotted to kill her husband. this afternoon, kyron's parent as dressed those allegations and other details of the case in an exclusive interview with my colleague andrea canning. >> reporter: in a rare interview the parents of 7-year-old kyron horman sat down in afternoon once again begging for the public's help to bring their son home. >> there shouldn't be any fear from anyone to get in the middle. we need that information. >> he's a great kid. he's got a great smile. everybody has become familiar with it. just remember that. keep it in your head. >> reporter: it's been two heartbreaking months since the 7-year-old went missing. what do you miss most about seeing him as a mother and father? >> you can't -- >> yeah. >> he's a very affectionate kid. he has been since a baby. just the random hugs and the sounds and -- >> yeah. always had the short hair and would always ru

he joins us from portland.hat you make of this development of the family coming out and really trying to smoke out dede spicher. what difference can she make? >> well, george is actually good news in the fact that it's showing this investigation is fleshing out the people associated with terri horman. we had a break last week with the other fella that was allegedly with the affair. now we've got this other close associate, particularly focusing on her whereabouts on june 4th, the day kyron disappeared. how it was released, this didn't come through a press release from the sheriff's office. it came almost like a wanted poster from the private family themselves. so that part is a little bit strange but actually it's good news. >> you say it's strange. why do you think it happened? >> this is either -- if it's being orchestrated by the sheriff's office using kaine and the youngs as their spokespersons when they have people on staff to do that. that's a rather awkward and clumsy move. if it's not coming from the sh

>> gilbert's chowder house, portland. >> outside of portland?right in portland. >> how about red's? >> that's good too. >> more later. >>> still ahead this morning, mel gibson and his ex-girlfriend fighting in court for custody of their infant daughter and you'll never guess who came to his defense. we have the latest. >>> also we've been showing you ways to save money online. we've got some great new websites that will keep you in the black. this is the "early show" on cbs. is "the early show" on cbs. smiling, i can tell ♪ ♪ gonna meet me at the lunchtime bell ♪ ♪ long division can't split us in two ♪ ♪ we'll share the day i'll share it with you ♪ ♪ share it with me, i'll share it with you ♪ [ sneezes ] [ female announcer ] only kleenex brand has sneeze shield in all of their tissues, to help catch a sneeze in its tracks, so kids can continue to pass on the fun of learning. kleenex. sneeze shield your classroom. move over, mr. ice cream man. mr. rollback is here. summer ain't summer without popsicle pops. ben & jerry: my two best friends. what

. >>> we have learned this morning that portland, oregon, police have questioned former vice president al gore about allegations he sexually abused a massage therapist. a law enforcement source confirms to our portland affiliate, detectives interviewed gore in san francisco last thursday, after dropping their case against gore earlier this year. police reopened their investigation. gore has denied the accusations. >>> a wheelchair-bound congressman has resided over the house of representatives for the first time. rhode island democrat joe langman, presided. he was elected in 2000 and is the first quadriplegic elected to the house. he was injured in a shooting accident when he was a teenage 3er7. >>> two days after deadly storms hit the washington, d.c. area, tens of thousands of people are still without power. an official says it could be severare it's fully restored. workers are scrambling to repair power lines and transformers that were damaged by hurricane-force winds. >>> and now, for this morning's weather from around the country. severe storms from the dakotas to the upper penins

louis and boston and around portland and seattle for severe weather. weather.heck "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? >>> it weighs more than 12,000 tons. the new tower being erect at the bay bridge. we'll explain the details. >> and after hours of debate, richmond city council reverses course and votes to allow only three medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. >> and dozens of people are evacuated from a wildfire in kern county. >> and this picture from downtown san francisco, the clouds are still around but not nearly as widespread as yesterday. more sunshine and slightly warmer today. i'll tell you how much warmer it's going to get through the weekend. >> there is the bridge tower going up a

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we have heard from australia, new york, arizona, what is happening with portland, we are interested in watching los angeles of bit longer on that one. certainly, we have had other property in the watershed. >> if you could address the general manager's claim -- where are we on the continuation of technology? >> we know where we want to be. and we are using centrifuges for dewatering and taking it out of the county. the chart that we showed you, where we want to be, we need to be careful about the bleeding edge of technology. what is available out there, we are looking ahead. brown bag lunches, meeting with companies, many in the room, to see what other agencies are doing. d.c. water is taking a stand, and doing these things. based upon our footprint, what we have there, we thought it would work well. we still have something to do with, about that is something to take into consideration. when we talk about uv, we have to be careful. you always have to have that landy. if you lose electricity, you are out of uv instantly. there will always be some other way to disinfect. we watch places

portland, oregon was number two. >> denver came in fourth.y considere three things, availability of coffee, how much was spent on and total caffeine consumption from all sources. >> they found more than half of americans over 18 are daily coffee drinkers. a lot of teeth white they are is being used. that is a lot of energy. >> from hot coffee to cold cough a ee to ice coffee, what do you think? >> it's going to be a little peaking in international language) and he said unto them go yinto all of the world and prea the gospel preach the gospel ♪very creature in the world. (applause)

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for "good morning america," mike von fremd, abc news, portland. >>> in other news, what's left of tropicaly strengthen, as it moves through the gulf of mexico this morning. most of the ships working on the gulf oil spill have left for safer waters. >>> a new pentagon report found dozens of military officials and defense contractors allegedly bought and downloaded child pornography on private or government computers. >>> the harry potter rollercoaster ride at universal studios in florida got stuck last night. over 100 passengers were stuck for an hour and a half. but there were no injuries. >>> and take a look at this newly-released video, that shows an atlanta woman falling on the marta train tracks on july 12th. commuters pulled her to safety, as the train scra close call. that's a quick look at the headlines. >>> now, to marysol with the weather. >> good morning, everyone. the big news, of course, is tropical depression bonnie. still about 300 miles southeast of new orleans. as we track it, it could make landfall as early as 9:00 tonight. about 3 inches of rain and ndsut 3 inches of rain

portland, oregon was number two. >> denver came in fourth.sidered three things, availability of coffee, how much was spent on and total caffeine consumption from all sources. >> they found more than half of americans over 18 are daily coffee drinkers. a lot of teeth white they are is being used. that is a lot of energy. >> from hot coffee to cold cough a ee to ice coffee, what do you think? >> it's going to be a little >> it's going to be a little warmer in the i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat witmy friends mo how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] work faster, play more with our fastest internet speed ever... with speeds of up to 24 megs. or call now to get great deals on other high speed plans starting at $19.95 a month. please, i know what he's up to. high speed internet from at&t is so fast, that we get more done in less time, leaving me time to chat... wat

portland, maine; boston and seattle round out the top 5. >>> charles rangel says he looks forward to fighting the ethics charges against him. the files against the 80-year- old congressman from new york have not been session tied yesterday but they reportedly include allegations of accepting improper gifts, failure to report assets possible conflict of tr. an 8-member house panel will make the allegations public next friday. >>> we want to go back over to sal. last time you were talking about an accident near the venetia bridge? >> that's right. i circled it on the bridge if i can. right here on marine vision tax south of the bridge. the traffic is actually not going to be affected so much because it's light there. we move over to the right. we just want to move the map over to the right. you can see that antioch traffic is a little bit lighter than unusual. north bound, traffic -- we are going to the sonole grave. this eggs north bound 280 getting up to highway 17 that traffic moves well. 648. here is mark. >> good morning to you, sal. we are taking another look outside with all the

>> we live in portland oregon. we see it on tv over and over.e were here, why not stop at the chance. >> you are not from here, i can tell. >> from south africa. >> not only are downtown businesses benefitting from the tourists, so is the freemont street insurance. >> this is like the forgotten part of the strip. i have thousands of tourists a week come in here. >> if you look closely. >> what do you think happened to all of our heat? >> i pawned it off.7ygÑ all right. >> you will be here all week. >> yes, you felt the heat in the east bay and dublin, low and mid 80s, for the north bay, 74 in santa rosa, for san francisco, 61, with 71 in redwood city. again, the fog, and slightly cooler air in the atmosphere. the same pattern we have been stuck in since sunday. we are a bit warmer in concord. the fog, not as easy as a time as it did last night. basically, that will equate to more warming as we head into friday's forecast. the fog not as aggressive. we head throughout the weekend, a mild start for august, it won't be cold by any means, just unsea

. >> portland is the same. we're supply limited the study does not suggest we have significant but they would come with intensive frequency but i think we would be interested in some of the direction chuck has suggested in our short record because it's very short. >> all right. i think this may be the last question. >> thank you. i'm with sea well global. would you repeat the name for all of us. >> it's called a climate resource for water changes a primer for water planners. >> the first seminar in the leadership position. what i have not heard in general is new water supply and question is if e

. >> portland is the same. we're supply limited the study does not suggest we have significant but they would come with intensive frequency but i think we would be interested in some of the direction chuck has suggested in our short record because it's very short. >> all right. i think this may be the last question. >> thank you. i'm with sea well global. would you repeat the name for all of us. >> it's called a climate resource for water changes a primer for water planners. >> the first seminar in the leadership position. what i have not heard in general is new water supply and question is if de salinization is an issue and we look that sub sea water company our problem solve the problem how do you solve the environmental impact but what the impact to put it back in the ocean. what are the electrical costs. pipeline insulation costs if there's a leadership or new opportunity out there who will be responsible at least from how things done get the committee to put pipelines in. what is actual cost of water today

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temperatures are going to be about 80 in portland, 75sco wasa little steamy, astoria oregon, another story. clouds and cool at 66. enough moisture late in the day and evening for showers and thunderstorms over arizona. >>> as i mentioned some showers and storms could be on the way thursday. we'll talk about who will have a chance finally for some wet weather. >> bill, thanks. >>> well, apple shines, yahoo! stumbles, and the social networking facebook falls into dubious company. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, no more denial as lindsay lohan faces the inevitable, her stay-behind bars. >>> usc cleans house, lou piniella called it quits, and no deal for the devils. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. a final senate vote is expected today to advance a bill that would restore jobless benefits to more than 2 million out-of-work americans. senate democrats were able to end a two-month republican filibuster yesterday, thanks to newly sworn-in w

same with portland, warm in her for a pop-up thunderstorm most of the day will be dry. san jose, cool and dry with clouds lingering in the morning. only hot spot pasco washington 99. we'll talk about that wednesday forecast when i come back a little later. >> thank you. >>> well, surprising home sales, optimism from fedex, and an airline gets spanked for bumping. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, is any movie star worth $20 million a film? apparently the hollywood answer is an enthusiastic yes. >>> mauer powers the twins, and matt garza tosses a gem for the rays. you're watching "early today." garzback to "early today." t i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. on the anniversary of cuba's revolution, fidel castro made the latest in what's become a not-so-rare string of public appearances. the former leader laid a wreath at a monument to cuban revolutionary jose marte, but did not attend the country's main celebration marking the national holiday. >>> a salary scandal in the southern california city of bell

portland was the best on the west coast taking in number two. albuquerque and new mexico, followedly atlanta and seattle. when they contacted pita for a recount they responded that seven places are still pretty good. >> atlanta, number four? who makes these up. >>> we'll be right back with sarah palin's twitter blunder. >>> before we go to break here's a like at your seven-day forecast. >>> how is sarah palin like william shakespeare? she says it's because they both invent words. the problem is, shakespeare didn't use twitter. she treated to peaceful muslims her request that he -- under ground zero, new york city. there's no such word as "refudiate." but she stands by that use, but it must have been repudiate. she said she likes to make up words, too. >> that's all part of her str aechlt . >> that's for us. see you again at 6:00. advantage topical solution treats dogs... ( barking ) but destroys fleas. so y a veouskr teri rinafo anr advante, the flea specialist for gentle, but effective, flea control.

seattle help. 81 in portland, also in the great lakes, chicago 81 and 88 in boston and 87 in new yorkason why we're seeing the cooling trend in new england, flight arrivals at j.f.k. and laguardia and newark. justice check out flight tracker at www.abc7.com and specific details what flights are affected. >>> 4:47. a herd of deer and four-legged creature's eating habits have divided people. they face the question how far should they go to protect their landscaping? lisa amin gulezian explains. >> this is a all chewed up. this has all been chewed up. the buds have been removed. >> michael has lived in the saratoga oak neighborhood for 20 years. he doesn't like what is happening. >> this is the result of deer. >> dozens of deer are eating their way through this development. a large fence keeps some deer out of the neighborhood but it doesn't surround all 12 acres of the subdivision. >> many homeowners have taken matters into their own hands and put up private fences. some are even electric while others have gone have bought cat urine to sprinkle on their plants to protect them. >> making

portland's overdose prevention project again hosted its annual recovery & wellness resource fair. the event served as a way to inform and educate participants, as well as providers, about recovery-oriented resources and health promotion-related services within the community. the beacon house association of san pedro held its 24th annual recovery block party. this event has grown to become a premier event in the recovery community. the event featured arts and crafts, live entertainment, speaker meetings, information booths, and plenty of food. waianae women in recovery held their 7th annual women and children campout. in addition to workshops dealing with women's issues, the event allowed women to spend a fun filled afternoon with their children by enjoying meals, arts and crafts, and several fun and sometimes messy games and activities. the department of health and mental hygiene sponsored a recovery month state kickoff in catonsville, maryland. highlights included recognition of elected officials, display tables for local vendors and substance abuse information, as well as food a

portland, oregon which had a long, long history ostreet carts and now with the trucks isn't exactly asig as new york is, but they have a really big and ready and willing audience to partake of what all ous are doing and it's not just limited to tweets. that's what's so interesting about it. there are trucks where there's lots of cooking going on. we have a fried chicken truck in l.a. and a fishy truck in l.a. it's all across the board. >> love that. >> how do you want to grow this business? do you have plans to apply for a loan to get bigger or perhaps build a brick and mortar restaurant? what's the next step? >> a bit oall that. no question we would like to have a brick and mortar restaurant. now i'm starting to see trends in where carts may be more at van takous than trucks. trucks have their own bagable, so to speak and carts strategically placed would be the next step. >> such an interesting story grant, barbara, samir, great to have you on the program. onward and upward. for a video look, check out our website wsjr.cnbc.com. when we come back, up next on "the wall street journal r

check out the country, seattle and portland in the low 80s.to push severe weather into ohio river valley and up to england. expect delays around chicago, detroit and even boston and new york this afternoon. when those develop our flight tracker will have them at www.abc7.com. >>> developing news, real tragedy a pakistani official has announced all 152 passengers on board a jet that crashed near the capital have died. the plane was flying to islamabad and was trying to land. they searched the forest and hills and was able to find any one alive. that prompted reports that a handful survived. the plane was operated by private carrier, air blu based out of karachi. >> today is hundredth day after the deep water horizon explosion. bob dudley is laying out a plan of attack to kill the well that has spilled 180 million barrels of oil into the gulf since the explosion. he hopes to have that done mountain next few weeks and then focus on cleanup efforts. much of that oil is so deep underwater researchers say the effect of the massive spill on marine li

notice the clouds and maybe a sprinkle, 70 to 75 from seattle to portland. when you get south of that, though, out in the sunshine, look at medford today, 95. we've got 104 or so in vegas and phoenix. l.a. should have a wonderful day today right around 80 degrees and sunny. that's a look at your thursday . only tops yuma at 107. so, there are some hotspots in the southwest. that's a look at your thursday forecast. we'll talk about friday. friday's just about here. >> when you say it, it just has a ring to it where you just get excited. >> it's a beautiful sound. >> all right, bill, thanks. >>> well, big ben batters stocks, airlines fly high, and ice cream for dogs, seriously. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, you won't believe whose shoulder reports say mel gibson's been crying on. >>> the cardinals are flying high, strasburg does it again, and a curtis call for the yankees. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning

portland almost got up to 90. how about that, seattle, that's more like it, 86 degrees after an incredibly cool start to the summer you're trying to make up for it a little bit. this morning, showers, monsoonal moisture funneled all the way up through nevada this morning. the coastal clouds still very stubborn along the coast. this weather pattern shouldn't change this week. if you live anywhere typically affected by the marine layer in the morning, it's that type of week. late in the afternoon, you get some sun, morning and nights cloudy. as far as the forecast goes, cool in san francisco, 69, l.a. 77 with that afternoon sun, hot in vegas, beautiful in the pacific northwest. that's a look at up to the state of washington. it will be a warm and beautiful sunny day. we'll chat about that tuesday forecast coming up. >> sounds good, bill. thanks. >>> well, geithner says cut the tax cuts. chavez threatens no more oil. and nuns hoping to hit the top of the charts. your early morning business headlines are straight ahea

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. >> and prosecutors in portland oregon say a 54-year-old massage therapist accused mr. gore of groping her and making unwanted sexual advances. the prurt prosecutors say the case has problems among them, his accuser fail aid polygraph test and appears to have been paid by the "national enquirer". mr. gore denies accusations. >> coming up, a new study finds what is good for battling britel bones may not be good for the heart. >> and it's demolition day at minetta airport paving wait for a project to take off. >> it's going to be cool to warm this weekend. i'm jand patel. i'll show you the temperatures and the rest of the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and take a look. the commander in chief in the drive's seat for the first time in several years. the news continununununununununu >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> demolition of terminal c at minetta international airport began today taking about eight weeks will be replaced by a 1400 space parking lot. terminal c closed at the end of june when terminal b opened. the new parking lot expecte

priya david clemens in portland this morning.bruce mccain, former captain of the multnomah county sheriff's office, just retired last year. >> thanks for having me. >> there are new reports that terri horman told her stepson's teachers that he had a doctor's appointment later that day. she said she alerted them to the appointment that would happen that following friday. you look at that information and say, there's something that doesn't work here. >> yeah, it's quite significant because this is actually the last day of school, so a doctor's appointment the following friday would are been pretty irrelevant to the school but the critical thing about this june 4th doctor's appointment is that that put the school in a position of not being concerned at all, that kyron was not in his class, wasn't at lunch or the bus that afternoon. so, it looks like at least at this point terri was able to bring kyron to school, establish his presence there, and then perhaps take him away, at least that's the theory they're working on, without the s

right now call for 74, 80 in portland, 91 in medford. warm in vegas, 103. not as hot as you were earlier this week. we're still very cool right along the coastal areas. we're going to be unseasonably cool. same outlook as everyone on the coast. in the morning, clouds, you burn them off, a little sun late in the day. that's why you're only going to heat up to 64. nice day in roseburg, 85 and 70. i really kind of ruined it veronica by telling everyone not much is going to change but i'm still obligated to give the friday forecast. >> what is it? nothing to see here, keep moving along. >> thanks, bill. >>> techs wobble, citigroup pays up, and more recalls from toyota. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, steve carell is funny, there is no question about it, but is his latest film too mean? >> the phillies get their man, the padres trade for an mvp, and beware of the claw. you're watching "early today." >>> well, good morning to you and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. and here are some of your top headlines

for me gordon lowndes dale who was the must of mind of what we call the portland bill spy ring many years ago was indeed colonel. of the k.g.b. but he was gordon lums ala canadian businessman. and he was asleep but it's very unusual it's the most unusual. form in which espionage takes place and this is a song that's actually still ongoing just this week we had the arrest of another yet another spy in the united states only twenty three years old which seems extraordinary young what kind of training do you think he would have had at such a young age well i don't know what i don't know how he was able if he was indeed able to cross the thing about america it's an easier. to penetrate than in british society because i mean america is an ethnic melting pot and you can say hey you know i'm a bum a polish immigrant i love america polish american and i have a name like cobol skeet because my. american with a name like of all speak it's harder to say i am. hoping to go my answer is go back three hundred years in britain when you're not. these things can be checked so you have to have what's calle

i was in portland before this which i liked for a lot of urban reasons a likeable and walkable city but its the widest cities and it freaked me out! so, growing up in chicago and new york you know i had sushi and chinese food and everything cuisine my entire life. i like different people. if i don't have somebody disagree with me once every 5 minutes something is wrong. this neighborhood is like that. the one problem i had never had to face as being supervisor is apathy. i never had a day when people don't care to call me that something's wrong and i want to do something different and new. >> y are lucky in the castro because the resident's association, the merchant's association, we work together effectively. we have a supervisor who is committed to working together with us to accomplish very concrete goals. and so we are very lucky. its an exciting place to live. >> the beauty and convenience offered by district 8's neighborhoods made the neighborhood a highly desirable and expensive place to live. how do the neighborhoods maintain their diversity when sky high housing prices are driv

be here and as far as i could take note is the situation for cyclists as well as in oakland as in portland as in san francisco -- excuse me, i think, yes, important to be again the whole different thing. but as i understand most probably brussels is somewhere in-between. in the last few years, we managed to raise the amount of cyclists let's say from 1% in 2000 to what today is estimated but how did the countings go, but it's estimated as being 3 1/2%. i have made it as one of my priorities to put the discussion on what we call soft mobility for pedestrians and cyclists to put it on the political agenda and being a deputy for the green party in an assembly of 89 deputies, it has been possible to find an alliance in every political party whether it's the liberal, the socialists, the christian democrats, or the green. so we have been taking initiatives together asking hearings in the parliament and so on. i think it's very important that grassroots organization kansas do their work. i'm still participating in actions when we are doing that in brussels. but you need that. you need an efficien