will sit down with mayor chuck reed in the efforts to balance the budget.n los angeles the rally is held in bright and stows honor. we will show you the event and what the giants fans of family members had to say. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>rob: the city of san jose is facing at the start shortfall, more than $150 million in the red. the mayor has called this a fiscal emergency. is already proposed job cuts and concessions to help. >>reporter: city that's home to many multibillion-dollar corporations is also a city that is in financial crisis. mayor chuck reed declared san jose in a state of fiscal emergency. >> it is never been this bad, we are shrinking our work force dramatically. we eliminated

so chuck reed, let's go to san jose he said, we've got a big problem too. no unions, ear going to going forward. city council may have tee claired a fiscal state of emergency which he says would give emergency powers to force some of the same proposals they're looking at in san francisco. higher retirement age, larger contributions to your pension fund. in that case most likely there's going to be a legal battle saying, can you do that? we've got our vested rights as sitting employees, how can you unilaterally about in and do this? >> belva: two approaches but both coming from the same problem. no -- there's no silver lining as to money made at the state -- >> except printing machines. public defender jeff adachi has made pension reform or changing how much money the city puts into the pension his number one priority. he went to the ballot last year. it looked like for a long time it was going to pass. then the unions as well as most of the city officials said this was a terrible idea. it was sunk at the ballot. pretty resoundingly. he's trying to gather si

reed: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 9, printed in house report number 112-75, offered by mr. reed of new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 264, the gentleman from new york, mr. reed, and a member opposed, will each control 15 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. reed: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i rise today to join with my colleague, mr. grim -- grimm, from new york, to offer an amendment for the brave members of the intelligence community for their role to kill osama bin laden on may 1, 2011. as we know osama bin laden was killed on may 1 by members of seal team 6. the heroics of this seal team have been well documented in the press over the past weeks. but the work of other professionals in the intelligence community is less well-known and has received less attention. bringing osama bin laden to justice was the result of over 10 years of hard work an

and we have "andrew johnson," a presidential biography by annette gordon-reed. one would think >> as i read through them, itmu became apparent to me that they had an enormous amount innt common. andrew johnson, of course, was a southern unionist, and the war was over the union. furthermore, there are huge constitutional issues, huge race issues in both books, and sormor they do have tail nicely.ge r dovetail nicely. let me introduce our authors, and the authors will speak, and we'll have a question and answer session. we will have a question and answer session. hopefully there will be lots of times for questions and answers and i expect you to participate. when we begin i remind you this is not a moment for you to give speeches, it is time for you to ask questions and for the authors to answer. first, harold holzer has written or edited several dozen books. he is by my standards perhaps the best authority on abraham lincoln in the world. i recently had the opportunity to use one of his books in my undergraduate class with great success. harold has received the n

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---durante una reunÓn con los concejales, el alcalde "chuck reed" advirtio que si san jose no adoptaradical al sistema de pension de los empleados municipales, la ciudad se podria ir a la quiebra.---el plan de "reed" quire limitar la contribucion de la ciudad a los planes de pension, aumentar la edad para jubilarse, y exigir mas aÑos de servicio para recibir cuidado medico cuando uno se retira, entre otras cosas. ---los sindicatos acusan al alcalde de imponer un plan de reforma en medio de las negociaciones laborales. --un grupo de estudiantes, lideres comunitarios y funcionarios de oakland realizo una marcha contra la violencia.--el objetivo principal de esta movilizacion es tratar de encontrar soluciones que mantengan a los jovenes lejos de actividades delictivas, como la prostitucion y las drogas. --el jefe de la policia, "anthony batts" participo de la marcha. ---enseguida en noticias univision 14......un sismo de gran intensidad sacudio una region de "costa rica" provocando panico entre los habitantes de la zona. federal amplÓ la lista de programas educativos con las que un estu

take vo ---chuck reed, dijo que se tienen que controlar los gastos excesivos para los fondos de pensin deline un plan que fija lmites a las prestaciones de jubilacin. --- limita las contribucione s de la ciudad a los fondos de pension a un 9 por ciento. ---aumenta la edad para que los empleados jubilados puedan recibir el monto total de sus pensiones. ---y tambien aumenta a 20 aÑos, el tiempo que una persona jubilada debe haber laborado para poder gozar de beneficios de salud al jubilarse. cu - calls tease ---es justo que a los trabajadores municipales se les reduzca el monto de sus pensiones para aliviar esa crisis? ---llamenos gratis con su opinion al 1-866-229-4848 ...escribanos a en facebook, somos: telemundo san jose. cu ---san francisco podria llevarse otro reconocimiento nacional, pero este seria negativo. take vo ---maÑana martes la junta directiva de la agencia del tranporte municipal decidir si aprobarn un incremento a los pasajes de taxis que opran en la ciudad. ---bajo la propuesta, el servicio aumentaria 10 centavos, a un total de 55 centavos por cada milla. ---el tiempo d

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reed: and leahy. ms. landrieu: i don't know how to do this but if we could do three minutes each and reserve -- the presiding officer: time is being consumed during this debate. mr. schumer: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mr. schumer: i believe if -- if we have 37 minutes remaining? the presiding officer: correct. mr. schumer: and i know senator leahy wants to close with five minutes. so what we could do equitably is one, two, three, four, five, six give each of the six members on the floor five minutes. ms. landrieu: i have to object to that. mr. schumer: madam president, i have the floor and i ask -- i ask to be recognized. the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mr. schumer: madam president, i rise today to talk about serious crisis in the third branch of government and that is the rate of vacancies in the united states district courts. there's a crisis that is unlike almost all of the other issues that we grapple with on a daily basis. it has a very simple

my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spok

reed: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 9, printed in house report number 112-75, offered by mr. reed of new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 264, the gentleman from new york, mr. reed, and a member opposed, will each control 15 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from nework. mr. reed: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i rise today to join with my colleague, mr. grim -- grimm, from new york, to offer an amendment for the brave members of the intellince community for thei role to kill osama bin laden on may 1, 2011. as we know osama bin laden was killed on may 1 by members of seal team 6. the heroics of this seal team have been well documented in the press over the past weeks. but the work of other professionals in the intelligence community is less well-known and has received less attention. bringing osama bin laden to justice was the result of over 10 years of hard work and ded

reed: mr. speaker, at this time 50eu78' pleased to -- at this time i'm pleased to recognize two minutes to the gentlewoman from washington. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington is recognized for two minutes. ms. herrera beutler: i had a job creator forum. the one thing i heard was the rising cost of gasoline. you can all imagine what rising gas prices does to a small business like this. they had to let people go in the past and starting to hire people again. one thing he requested was make this affordable. one thing we can do is by supporting this bill because we open up the opportunity to get more -- to get more domestic energy. and that's the reality. you know, i can't wait for the day when our country no longer is dependent on fossil fuels, when we don't need gasoline or we don't need to get it from countries that don't like us. i can't wait for that day. i support the alternative energies but the problem is we're not there yet. we are not there today. and the reality is

reed johnson with the bat. and the seventh they break it up. 7th inning for the cubs. johnson had himself a triple with the bases loaded down the right field line. about the only highlight offensively for the giants provided by cody ross who hit it deep and over the vines. two run shot. but 11-4 is your final. madison baumgartner takes the loss. he is now 0-6. we were talking about the sharks, they have the highest television rating as more than 250,000 households were watching the game last night. victorias over detroit. 250,000 house holds they calculated. that's about 2.5 per household. >>> you don't see this every day. a spectator goes into the drink trying to pull out a driver. the golfer michael bradley accidently tossed in there. helping the guy out. bradley by the way did not make the cut. david tom tonight's birdie put at 11. and nick wattny from dixon is in second with just a shot back. that's the highlights for this hour. a's play at 9:00. and we'll have it for you. >>> lace up your running shoes for san francisco's most famous foot race. the final touches b

mayor chuck reed have proposed service and job cuts to fulfil that deficit.lked with all mayor about the budget and how we planned to dig the city of. >>reporter: city that is home to a multibillion- dollar corporations is also a city that is in financial crisis. mayor chuck reed declared san jose in the state of fiscal emergency. >> it is never been this bad, we are shrinking our work force dramatically. we eliminated 800 jobs last year. are going to eliminate 600 this year. the following year we will have to cut another 500 jobs. >>reporter: includes police officers and firefighters. the city is looking to make drastic cuts to libraries and parks. and they are blamed the budget deficit on the pension system. >> over half of the shortfall in our budget is caused by the increase in the retirement benefits. were draining our income services and putting them into retirement. we can't continue. >>reporter: he said the union that represents city workers will not agree to pension reform. he is taking the issue to the voters and plans to put his pension reform prop

chuck reed hopes that the city council will approve the declaration at the end of the month. he says the current retirement commitments will force the city to come up with $250 million to cover the costs next year. the growing payments he says will lead to layoffs. the city is facing a $115 million deficit and some union reps have said reed is overstating the trouble and suggests that he make cuts elsewhere. >>> speaking of cuts. teachers and students protesting cuts with big rallies in san diego, san francisco today. don knapp went out into the crowd to ask educators where they think the state should look for cash to pay for the school. >> reporter: the high school students joined their teachers after school to campaign for an end to education budget cuts. ♪[ music ] >> teachers from around the bay area found support in one another. >> i want to be absolutely clear. we need a budget that invests in children. >> i really believe that everybody needs to be paying their share which includes the corporations and 1% of the wealthy that could really afford to be taxed a little bit

>>reporter: mayor reed admits he is too. but says choices have to be made. >> i'm worried about the entire city. seniors. youth. worry about police department fire department we have public safety issue. >>reporter: san jose has 115 million dollar budget deficit. mayor reed blames the union and rising pension for the short fall. firefighters and police officers are also facing lay off. >> this is the worst for everybody. >>reporter: seniors and students will make a similar plea to the county on tuesday because county dollars are also in jeopardy. san jose city council will vote on a final budget june 21st. live in san jose, abc 7 news. >>> all right thank you lisa. >> assembly republican today introduced their plan for closing california 15 billion dollar budget deficit without raising taxes. instead they are proposing deep cuts to social services and 10% cut in state employee cost. the plan does not cut any more funding from education. republicans call it a path way to compromise with democrats. >> this path way is not excl

. >> council member and president reed being the four is and three nos with brooks, kathrine and adell voting no. and spooner as recused, it passes. >> reporter: when all was said and done the council voted to continue spending money to keep the gang injunctions going right now. there are two right now. one in oakland and one in the fruit vale district. they forbid identified gang members from wearing colors or going outside a 100 safety block after 10:00. the fruit vale injunction which targets a gang that effects about 40 people is right now being fought in the courts. we talked to one man on the injunction lists. he admits to being in trouble in the past but told the council this injunction prevents him from moving forward. >> you know slapped in the face i've been doing good for the last few years and put me on a list call me the worst of the worst. >> i think they do work. i don't think they have racial profiling issues but i want to do a study that allows them to see the results by an unbiased party. >> reporter: that is the other part of this decision. the council agreed to keep

mayor reed says this is a personal issue, not a city issue. we're live at san jose city hall tonight, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you, george. >>> another drinking and driving case in san francisco ended up as a deadly hit-and-run. and now we're learning the man believed responsibility is apparently a sheriff's cadet. police say 23-year-old jose jimenez was driving this 2009 hyundai early thursday morning when he hit and killed 61-year-old jamison hudson. it happened on masonic. the driver hit four other vehicles before crashing the car into some planter boxes outside st. mary's medical center. the chronicle reports he has been a security guard with the sheriff's department at san francisco's 911 emergency call center since september of 2008. investigators are holding him on manslaughter charges and driving under the influence. >>> the obama administration is now pressing pakistan to gain access to interview osama bin laden's wives. meantime, the white house wants the world to see the videos of bin laden. they are part of a major in

that is where mayor quan and chuck reed are all working. this is have an unprecedented partnership we have never had before. mayor quan, reed, and i are closely down with the preparatory work we are doing, and we will not leave each other alone. mutual aid between our cities and counties are so important. we are working today on the interoperability of our regional cities for the big event. we are setting ourselves up for success in the first challenge that we have, getting interoperable communications up and running, so that local police and fire and emergency systems can communicate with each other. so when we work on interoperability issues in our city, we knew it was not good enough. we knew it had to be on a regional basis. now we are making commitments from the federal government, federal agencies, to a effectuate that. so i wanted to give you a glimpse of what was on my mind as the mayor of this great city, to embrace the work you do, to take your advice very seriously, and to give our whole fit -- city family and regional family an

my name is christine reed. i am a grandparent of two. my grandson's are eight and five. -- grandsons are eight and five. i have had to take parenting of them. the five year-old just became a student last year. might a-year-old needed speech therapy. i have been blessed with the fact that edison has provided that need for my grandson. he has had the same speech therapist since he has been attending that school. from that, he has become one of the top leaders of his class. he looks forward to receiving one of these every week. this is from the spelling test that he gets every week, 100%. as well, he was involved in a spelling bee the school started recently. he won that as well. the 5-year-old had a problem because this is kindergarten and he did not want to be there. he had a problem for a couple of months. he looks forward to bringing this home every day. this is what my grandson's bring home every day. this is what they look forward to every day, being 100%. more importantly, what the school does -- they deal with the soul. they don't j

reed: mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 236 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 32. house resolution 236. resolved, that at any time after the adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r. 1213, to repeal mandatory funding provided to states in the patient protection and affordable care act to establish american health benefit exchanges. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be .confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on energy and commerce. after general debate the bill shall be considere

reed? >> thank you, chairman pryor, ranking member toomey and distinguished members for the opportunity to speak with you today. as executive director ira present over 3,000 developers and small business entrepreneur as many human rights apps for smart phones and towelettes. often when we consider the issues in this setting, we do it to look at the impact it will have on the country at large and we talk in broad themes and big ideas but today i would like to start off differently. breaking it down to the smallest of the small specifically my point size to five-year-old. my daughter is learning to speak chinese, granted she's doing it because doud wants her to the oil and let her use an old smart phone, i floated on the chinese language learning apps and she has gained that help recognition and even one that let her take pictures of a character and gives her a translation. i recently have seen a demo of an application that will allow her to take a picture of an object and get a translation a

tyler was out with reed timmer who has his own show on the discovery channel.one piece. >> we want to keep it that way. also, after some 30,000 guests the final oprah winfrey show featured just one person. the one person fans tune in to to see every single day, oprah herself. that solo appearance was a bittersweet ending to oprah's legendary 25-year run. we have a look at the highlights of that final program. we'll also check in with some of the many, many fans out there, tv critics, as we take a look at oprah. >> something to be said for going out on top. >> that's the way to do it, without question. >> runaway number one. here is jeff glor at the news desk with one more look at the headlines for us this morning. >> just like george costanza. good morning. going out on top. good morning, everyone. in our news here this morning, jared loughner, the gunman who allegedly shot congresswoman gabrielle giffords is headed for he's accused of killing six people and wounding 13 others in january. >>> tomorrow, giffords will talk by video uplink to her husband, shuttle

but as chip reed reports everyone knows what mr. obama meant when he said justice has been done. >> when we say we will never forget we mean what we say. >> reporter: this is not just any firehouse, the home of engine 54 lost 15 men when the twin towers fell, an entire shift. more than any other new york firehouse. a bronze plaque honors their sacrifice and that of their family including 28 children who lost their fathers on 9/11. >> it is some comfort i hope for all of you to know that when those guys took those extraordinary risks going in to pakistan that they were doing it in part because of the sacrifices that were made in this station. they were doing it in the name of your brothers that were lost. >> reporter: at new york's first precinct the president thanked the first police officers to responds on 9/11 reminding them that while bin laden is gone the threat of terrorism is not. >> you're still going to be called on to take courageous actions and remain vigilent but you'll have an entire country behind you when do you it. >>

mayor reed calling on the council to declare a fiscal and public safety emergency for the city. there have already been layoffs and paycuts in the city's workers, including police and fire departments. mayor reed had to calm down crowds at last night's meeting. >> everybody will gets a chance to speak. >> i stand here before you tonight to say i am disappointed to say that i voted for some of you [ applause ] >> how can you start to build a stadium, a baseball stadium -- >> please don't interrupt the speakers. let them speak. >> the mayor's retirement reform plan includes a lower cap on the city's contribution to retirement benefits and raising the age for workers to get full retirement benefits. >>> catching a cab in san francisco about to get more expensive. the city approving raising fares by 50 cents a mile and 10 cents for time spent in stuck traffic. the starting rate is also going up 40 cents to $3.50. just get in a cab, it's $3.50 automatically. only boston and san diego will have higher cab fares. >>> a star-studded turnout to say good-bye to television's talk show quee

democratic senator jack reed of rhode island is a member of the armed services committee. thank you, senator reed, for joining us. >> thank you, chris. >> what is your take on this? did torture work did we need it or what? >> torture is not only illegal, but it leads to inaccurate information. if you talk to professionals, the men and women who are trained interrogators they understand it takes a long process. it takes an understanding of the psychological sort of strengths and weaknesses not gained by torture but gained by discussion, observation. it takes a long time it and then that information has to be corroborated it has to be checked against other information. so, no torture is not the magic silver bullet if it was, then why did it take us ten years or many, many years after the water boarding of these individuals to find bin laden? >> what about the allegations we are hearing about the rough interrogations, most of us call torture of khatani -- ksm and his replacement in al qaeda, led us to this fella this courier who had the nom de guerre of code name of al kuwait

that's the word from mayor chuck reed following a rare special council meeting to deal with the budget crisis n.a statement rae lease the tonight city workers however say mayor reed has taken his scare tactic and campaign of misinformation about the city worker retirement to a new low with today's declaration. more on all of this now from corina rusk. >> this is an emergency. and we are proposing that we declare an emergency so that we can focus on this with all the attention that it deserves and take the actions that are necessary to avoid a disaster. >>reporter: the mayor is taking decisive action and dramatic proposal for pension reform already has the union fighting back. >> we have been waiting 6 mont months to have meaningful discussion with the mayor and i think today we found out why. becae he's really pushing his political agenda non-and not looking to solve problems. >>reporter: 63 million dollar cost 10 years ago has sky rocketed to 250 million dollars in this budget. and retirement cost are expected to escalate to at least 400 million in another 5 years. council members are

today that city council will consider mayor chuck reed's plan to declare a fiscal emergency.iet do joins us now from the downtown veterans memorial among the victims of the city's lingering budget deficit. kiet, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. and this is one of the most visible symbols of the city's budget problems here as the veterans memorial in downtown san jose. right now, it is covered in canvas and plywood, and that is because the city just can't afford to repair some of the damages that were caused by vandals. now, normally this is a gleaming wall of glass 10 feet tall about 50 feet long. however, over the past six months, vandals smashed several of the panels and the city of san jose just can't afford to fix the $40,000 repair here that caused over the past couple of months. that's because the city is dealing with its tenth straight year of deficits. this year is the worst, the most historic at $115 million. dozens of police officers have gotten pink slips, as many as 64 firefighter positions set to be eliminated. mayor chuck reed is calling for a council v

. >> from afghanistan to germany and from germany to walter reed.doing better. >> we have this big sign, we will never forget. >> they said the u.s. should leave. >> and no-win situation maybe. it is time we pool our young men from afghanistan. >> we taught to a number of teenagers and some said they thought it was unfair to bin laden, that he did not get a chance. among older people, we found no such reaction. >>> updating tonight's top stories. the white house could release a picture of osama bin laden's body. it could be inflammatory if it is released, they said. the white house wants to put an end to speculation without informing radical muslims. >>> someone spotted the bodies of brian daniels and a woman and another man. police believe they are connected to a home invasion. there are tight-lipped about evidence found in the car. >>> the cleanup continues in the midwest following the devastating flooding. they demolished part of a levee and the could punch holes in more levees. water levels are meeting a record set in the 1930's. >>> montgomery

we'll be talking to reed later in the program. first, we return again to what is left of joplin, missouri. mike is searching everywhere for his 16-year-old son. mike came on our show last night and pleaded for help finding his son. since then, thousands of people from all over the country and even the world have poured on to the family's facebook page to offer help and prayers but none of it has brought lance back to his family, at least not yet. they're still hoping and so are we. mike joins us tonight from joplin. i want to know the latest in the search for lance. for those who missed your interview last night, let's start by getting a skrings description of them out there again so anybody who has information can get back in touch. tell us again about lance. mike, mike, tell us about lance, if you're hearing me, we want to hear about lance, give us that description so folks can get back to you, go to your family's facebook page and help us reach him. tell us again how tall he is where you know about when he has been, any leads y

that includes mother of two patrice reed ford who took nine years off after school but is now the first one to graduate in her family. >> just knowing that i can do it. i can achieve my dream. >> reporter: she did it in just two years and is now transferring to uc berkeley. but it hasn't happened that fast for everyone. the threat of another 10% cut to california's community colleges could make getting to graduation even tougher. >> we don't have as many students as we had a year ago. not because of lack of demand but lack of funds. >> reporter: however college of san mateo president claire says getting a college degree by starting here is the rout for more and more people. >> reporter: assemblyman jerry hill aimed to inspire this crowd with his own story of struggling to get through college. many like reed ford can certainly identify. >> we worked so hard to get here and i'm so proud. >> reporter: tonight the college president told me about 10,000 students attend here. but he said if they had all of the state funding they needed the number would be closer to 10,000. eric rasmussen. >>>

that includes mother of two patrice reed ford who took nine years off after school but is now the first one to graduate in her family. >> just knowing that i can do it. i can achieve my dream. >> reporter: she did it in just two years and is now transferring to uc berkeley. but it hasn't happened that fast for everyone. the threat of another 10% cut to california's community colleges could make getting to graduation even tougher. >> we don't have as many students as we had a year ago. not because of lack of demand but lack of funds. >> reporter: however college of san mateo president claire says getting a college degree by starting here is the rout for more and more people. >> reporter: assemblyman jerry hill aimed to inspire this crowd with his own story of struggling to get through college. many like reed ford can certainly identify. >> we worked so hard to get here and i'm so proud. >> reporter: tonight the college president told me about 10,000 students attend here. but he said if they had all of the state funding they needed the number would be closer to 10,000. eric rasmussen. >>>

reed responded back. >> i don't know what they mean by that.htforward and up front as anybody you'll ever find. i laid this out in my state of the city speech. i said this is what we need to do. >> part of his pension re for the includes capping retirement benefits at 9%, raising the retirement age, requiring 20 years service for retiree health care, limiting pension accrual rates, and limiting cost of living adjustments to 1% a year. >>> state park officials released a long-awaited list of parks that are going to close due to budget cuts. in all, 70 parks will be closed including china camp and 13 others in the bay area. governor brown large is the state parks budget by $11 million this year and another $22 million next year. the closures will begin in the fall and all parks on the lust are scheduled to be closed by july of next year. >> we can't continue to manage our system as we have been with the budget that we have. it's just the reality. >> take a look at this map. the green squares on the map show the locations of the parks that will cl

reed talk about that? -- ms.novelli. >> i often on games like that, i say, no, if s me if big in german location. the reality is for some of us building applications that are ad driven, third-party networks will ask for informations and they can provide a higher quality ad, and that location of the mission as part. interesting to see there are some interesting small town benefits i have seen. red laser, is slightly different one. i can hit a skew and it will tell the the product and show me the amazon price but right below that it would say time harbors board has the same product, $3 more but it is right across the street -- tom's hardware store. so there are some benefits to that kind of add marketing. it illustrated the first point most readily which is, you want to use paper towels and you don't want to see the ads targeted, turn off location- based services and it is something we as an industry understand it and expect some consumers to do. we have to figure out how we still make money from the ad networks be

reed johnson, that ball looked like it was headed out of the park.e's like what's going on. 5-7 for the cubs. reed jackson this time with a bat in his hands down the right field line. bases loaded triple. if the giants had a good moment it was this. cody ross puts the sweet part of it on the bat. two run homer but not nearly enough. madison baumgartner loser now 0- 6. >>> the nfl work stoppage continues but there is work to be done off the field. some of it surgically. 49ers second draft pick collin copernick it was revealed today he recently had a procedure to repair a preexisting condition in his leg. the 49ers were aware of the problem and it's not expected to impact his season, assuming there is one. >>> another game seven, the under the radar memphis grizzlies pushing the thunder to the limits. they owned the second half. mayo hard to the hoop to break the tie and they own the second half. 51-29 of course zack randolph right in the middle of it. back to oklahoma city they go for game seven. winner to face dallas, that's the sporting life for a f