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moms and grandmas and grandchild ren can see their loved ones and see that they're being taken care of. it is a matter of life and death that we get this 89 bus, the 89 muni running from forestville to laguna honda hospital again. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors and president chiu. does this work? president chiu: we can hear it. ♪ i look around me and i see it is so ♪ ♪ some people want to fill the city with city blousons -- love songs ♪ ♪ what's wrong with that? ♪ ♪ i would like to help you with your problem ♪ ♪ it's like a flower ♪ ♪ it's coming up on the flower ♪ and i notice the beatles are -- revisited are coming to the city. ♪ the city loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ i saw it yesterday, you know it is up to you ♪ ♪ you know you should be glad ♪ ♪ wooooo ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is eugene gordon, jr. news meeting has -- when did frg has eight begin this use and who gave them permission to build? that was put to the u.s. attorney, san francisco california, approximately april

president morsi also gathered outside a cairo court, ahead of cases niled against the president to reninst the president to reinstate egypt. >>> a 5-month-old baby was detected inside a carry-on bag in the united emirates. they found the boy during a checkpoint x-ray. you can see him in the machine. they parents didn't have a visa for the boy and tried to sneak him in. >>> plans are taking shape for president obama's next visit to the bay area. we're told the president will arrive on july 23rd and this trip will focus on oakland. he's set to take part in a round table discussion possible which at the -- possibly -- possibly at the oakland tech center and attend a private dinner in the east bay. >>> today, foie gras band? what band? why one bay area restaurant says they can still serve it and the creative ways that diners and chefs are getting around the law. >>> again, the news will be on at 4:00 this afternoon. we'll bring you the latest held lines before the all -- headlines before the all-star game. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. you'r

the central bank's ren me ames to support the coy's economy and secure jobsit roer monetary easing. >>> well, let's seeow ts affecting markets. over on wall street, u.s. stock prices ended on aixmo. for details on how stocks are trading here in jan,e' intoo to ramin melonguard. markets back in full swing after independence day liy. how are tokyo stocks looking? >> let's go straight to the lelsctllth fday morning, and we can see exactly how we're kicking off here in tokyo following the u.s. and european markets, and bh des trang lower. 06foth nikkei can you remember, and 675 for the topix. a mechanics b ihe.s we did have the nasdaq trading actually unchanged onhe day, but it was helped by shares from apple and the dow andhe s&p 500 actually trading lower and that was weighed down by neti sentiment following some services data. i'll come tt isecond. slowing growth really is one of the keyoces across the globe, and that's really been proven by some of theenal ba mes that we've seen specifically china, of course of course cutting rates. the european central bank yesterday, thursday, cutti

it has been ten years since ren just moved to europe from one of the northern states of india he sells vegetables here in the past registers not even think of learning dutch english was quite sufficient but not anymore. i don't. think it was going to be a problem because that was the custom model year marveled at the very. moment that. no register tens language courses immigrants from africa asia and latin america sit at the desks next to him the dutch name for the program is in buggering integration in other words this is not just a language course but also a way to incorporate foreigners into dutch society as much as possible. that it helps i think that the compulsory language training helps we are now facing the following situation i sometimes have to deal with students who have lived in holland for ten years or longer and who have never considered it necessary to learn dutch because it was not compulsory and they have lived here for ten years and no matter what i tell them they do not understand a thing i'm sorry that this is so but when they are required to learn it i see that aft

>> on the shoulders of giants, a documentary he released last year, tells the story of the harlem rensack basketball team that won the first integrated professional tournament in 1939. >> black americans have never been given credit for the things they contributed to american life. it's always seen as something that happened in the shadows and in the corners. i wanted to shine a light on that. >> 7'2" is still the nba's all-time lead scorer with 38,387 points and his place in 345er7b sports history is ensured with his signature sky hook. >> okay. for those who don't know, what is a sky hook? >> sky hook is just a hook shot on the basketball court. put my own stamp on it. >> you want the ball to come down through the hoop. up and over and down. >> that's it. perfect. >> so what did you learn in sports that helped you in life? >> oh, jeez, you learn so much team work, you learn perseverance. and preparation. one of coach wooden's favorite sayings was failing to prepare is preparing to fail. we used to just think these are corny sayings. >> that's another important influence. you got to b

and ren olds gets just nuf. two reasons come in to score and the orioles take a 4-3 lead. jim johnson, closer extraordinary. in to close this one out and that's exactly what he does. he picks up his 28th save of the year. tied for the major league lead. >>> adam scott in unchartered waters for the first time in his career. scott tied a course record at the open championship. and tiger, not too far behind. tiger fans showing the support you've got to like that. tiger came out of the box in a hurry. the par 3 first hole from 205 yashds out. sets it up. tiger very solid. shoots a three under 67. the par 4 13. we find steve in his second shot. this might have been the best shot of the day. one bounce and in. stricker one of three players 8 and under. his second shot on the par 4 16th. very close and just a few feet away from the pin. scott shot a 6 under 64 tieing a record. >> it miegts be different. >> thank you. >> we'll see your reports. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the

will acface so much and yesterday in arlington, and that is a moving experience and have some some dif ren have been through this and off of the court and the life building, it's been great. it makes you appreciate what we have in america. >> and i have 30 seconds to go here and you were with the knicks, obviously. jeremy lynn, you see his situation and can you believe the lin-sanity? >> and that is fun. he deserves everything that happened and persevered through everything. has been cut and turned around and many people would have given up. >> eight:00 against team brazil, usa and i didn't ask him which was better. we'll find out and history will tell that. >> and i think you're right, dave. thank you. you have the news edge at 6. the news is always on at www.myfoxdc.com. keep it here on tmz on tv. see you at 10. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. [ male announcer ] when a president doesn't tell the truth, how can we trust him to lead? the obama outsourcing attacks: "misleading, unfair and untrue." there was "no evidence" that mitt romney shipped jobs overseas. candid

but this crew is not here to soak in the beauty or thor is ren ti. they have one goal -- bringing home a medal from the london games. >> there's two tes of athletes that come home from the olympics, those with medals and those without. >> reporter: the coach should know. this will be his eighth olympics, the first three as a rower, winning a bronze medal back in 1988. >> he's the best coach there is. we had a great run at cal, and i decided to have another opportunity to be coached by him. >> reporter: bay area native and cal grad zach spent to two years as the cal coxswain, that crew member who sits at the stern steering the built and yelling out commands. >> easy! good. >> the biggest misconception is people think it's just -- the coxswain sits there and says "stroke" every single stroke of the race. but no, there's a lot more to it with steering and calling race time. they're like machines out there. my job is to try and make their lives as easy as possible. >> reporter: this crew of nine was named at the end of april after a grueling six-month se

they're concerned that the board could ren raise tuitions at uc schools by as much as 20%. we spoke with uc. interestingly, the board today is not voting to raise tuition. rather, they're expected to temporarily freeze the amount students pay to attend uc. in other words, keep it status quo. in exchange, the state has promised an additional $125 million in funding next year. the board is also expected to endorse governor brown's tax initiative. proposition 30 would temporarily raise the sales tax and income tax on those making over $250,000. that tax proposal could bring in another $250 million for the school system. so why are protesters upset? if voters do not pass prop 30 in november, the uc system will not only lose the $250, but also the $125, putting it in the hole for almost $400 million. to make up that difference, the board might then have to consider a 20.3% increase in tuition in the middle of the year. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> in the meantime, the csu system struggling with its own budget problems and warning of d

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all right, gentlemen, first of all, we know there is no for are ren sicks on the letter that makes it very clear there is a relationship between the murderer and the victim here. but what is it it in the letter that, you know, would lead you lieutenant, detective, to investigate in a certain direction? >> well, it talks -- it actually lead you to believe there was a scorned lover type incident here. now, you are leading to a situation that it is someone that she knew very close to her. >> judge jeanine: what about the fact that they send the letter to the atlanta journal constitution? what does that tell you? >> tells you usually they will do this thinking they will get a a lot of publicity. some of the killers for lack of a better term get off on this stuff. really incredible what they will try to do. but that could be an element on this case. >> to corroborate what the lieutenant is saying as far as the relationship there. not only look to the letter but to what the killer did. no robbery and no jewelry taken. nothing of the sort to establish that i went in the house to grab anythin

-mexican border, the drug enforcement agency found two drug tunnels but these are not ordinary re renorced, ventilated and lighted all the way through. they run from arizona into northern mexico. the de ea. estimates it took more than a year to build and cost $1.5 million. >>> just one day after gop presidential candidate mitt romney woos booed, vice president joe biden received a warm welcome by the naacp. he delivered the keynote address at the organization's annual meeting. during his speech, biden talked about all of president obama's accomplishments including the affordable care act. >> he prevailed where no president had done before. he was right. he was right. >> president obama won 95% of the black vote in 2008. the president did not attend the meeting this year but did he send a pre-taped video message. >>> a metro train derailment caused by the extreme heat. that is what happened last friday on the green line. >> up next, detail of what metro is doing now in hopes of preventing a repeat of this. now, let's check in with tucker. >> we've got clouds moving in. a few showers ou

former pennsylvania governor ed ren del. and our own cokie roshts. george, these rituals have become all too familiar. the question was posed, how does a fair society protect its from a twisted mind? >> by recognizing that this is the problem, an individual's twisted mind. there's a normal human instinct to explain things like that. we try to explain these outcroppings of evil in terms of some defect in society. which once isolated could be corrected. we wouldn't have these things anymore. what makes these things scary, columbine, virginia tech and this, is precisely the fact that there is no social motive whatever, discernible. the great killers of the 20th century, told us in excruciating details why they were doing it. they had theories. the unabomber had a theater. he wrote it out that's how he got caught. the beginning of wisdom about this is to understand the randomness of it. >> but, you know, at the same time that is true, there are some things that are warning signals, one is buying thousands of rounds of ammunition, in a short period of tim