commissioner yee riley: are you still in favor of the penalty? >> there would be no penalty associated with it. the poster would have to go up, and that would be it. >> how did you in force this and how to mitigate the potential hazard to your health? president o'brien: how do we force them to put the posters up without a penalty? >> their or pun -- there are penalties for not posting minimum wage. i have a lot of postings and i think that all have penalties. >> here is another posting. i think it is getting ridiculous. you're going to have a whole wall of postings for every little thing. commissioner yee riley: there are laws if you do not post the sun about drinking during pregnancy. -- sign about drinking during pregnancy. >> i can check the ordinance for you. i agree with commissioner o'brien that it would be -- i would agree that you would have to hand out information with each individual phone if you had a posting that is informing people. there is an opportunity to mitigate their exposure. there is the ear piece, the bluetooth -- >> 1 not

president o'brien: commissioner riley? president riley: yes, under the circumstances, we do need to come up with a solution. but i do have a question. what kind of outreach efforts will you do and what's the response? >> thanks for the question. i think there are a couple of answers we've had. several meetings internally at the mayor's office as we have been thinking through this, we met with small business network, chamber of commerce, a number of stake holders to get their view on this idea. the mayor has also raised this as he has been going out and doing town hall meetings and merchant walks and been trying to talk to people about this and gauge the opinion. i think the response -- first of all, the second part of the answer to that is i think there is also still a long way to go on this. and that coming here to the small business commission is one of our first steps as we go through this process. so we have introduced this legislation. we're going to go to the board. so we're still in the process of doing more outreac

commissioner yee riley: what about the money in the account? >> if the request is for more than the account, the individual will begin to use up to the amount in that account and would argue anything above that could not be reimbursed by that account. they could submit a new request. commissioner yee riley: this would be provided to all the employees as well? >> this is provided to the employees in three languages -- english, chinese, and spanish. you did not ask this question, but the payout rate for the mra year to date is 55%. commissioner kasselman: that was a good segue to my question. what happens to the remaining 45%? after seven years of inactivity, you said that account closes. what happens to this fund? >> those funds are deposited in to help the san francisco. the account is closed after 18 months. that employee goes back. we reinstate that account. the funds would come out of that help the san francisco department account. we would transfer them back into the mra. we maintain information on inactive accounts seven years from the dat

president riley: yes. >> that item passes. item number six, discussion and possible action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors. file number 101497. police code prohibiting the use of open top buses. amending section 46 to clarify that the definition in that section does not include open top tour buses. amending to clarify that noise restrictions do not apply to city agencies, adding a new section for the use of amplified sound on seeing buses in san francisco, except where sound is only audible to individual users. we have a presentation by a legislative aid to supervisor david chiu. >> good evening, i am here representing the office of supervisor david chiu, the sponsor of the legislation before you. supervisor chiu introduced this offensive coordinator nance several months ago in order to address noise concerns from open air tour buses with amplified sound. while we all recognize the importance of tourism as one of the primary economic engines for the city, supervisor chiu has been hearing from many residents

president o'brien: commissioner riley? commissioner riley: thank you, again, for sponsoring this legislation. and i think it's a great idea to lower the application from 1700 to 385 and renewal at $139. i'm curious why $385 and $139. supervisor mirkarimi: this, believe it or not, took the largest amount of time with the city attorney and planning department and entertainment commission, we have to be be absolutely precise about the science as required by law to affix a particular fee system so that it covers the cost of those who are granting the permit. so it strictly is a cost recovery of the administrative process of the permit in itself and that's typically the gauge that's used to help determine how fees are set based on capacity, meaning the size of the place, the businesses that is requiring it and other variables. president o'brien: any other commissioners? seeing none, for myself, we've read this and it came before us and the subcommittee quite a while ago and we all generally supported it. we see the common sense

commissioner yee riley: on the ground floor, it allows addition of 5 feet? with that also be added to the total limit of the building? >> it would be added to the total limit of the building, but only applicable to the ground floor. let us say a developer wanted to make release small floor heights to try to squeeze an additional floor in. we would not be allowed. >>8 40 foot limit would go to 45 and a 50 foot limit would go to 55. >> we got a little confused about this in committee. the 5 ft. can only be added to the ground. >> that is correct. >> yes it is. i just wanted to check with planning staff. it is written that way. president o'brien: we did not think it was -- >> we were a little confused. president o'brien: we could not tell when we read it if it was saying that you could raise the height of the building in order to accommodate the house -- a high on the ground floor. >> the 40 foot height limit becomes 45 feet. the 50 foot height limit becomes 55 feet. the total height of the buildings in the 40 foot zone becomes 45. in the 55 foot zone, it becom

riley walter, his hometown street filled with family and friends. in the driveway a hand shape and a hug from dad. >> probably the proudest guy in town right now. >> reporter: and a long awaited kiss from his high school sweetheart. >> it was one of the greatest feelings, just being home. i'm just really glad to be home. >> reporter: riley welter comes home on a holiday weekend when the nation is said to celebrate the red, white and blue. and this young 19-year-old man knows even more now the importance of independence day. >> it makes me more proud, it love serving this country, our great nation. we were doing great things over there. >> your service, our freedom. >> reporter: patriot writer penat is a veteran himself with a son of his own in the service. >> we need to celebrate more as far as old glory, the red white and blue. god bless america, you are here in the land of the free. because of the brave. >> lance corporal walter served seven months in afghanistan, second batallion. his mother mary walter on her son's return this holiday weekend. >

lance corporal riley walter.hometown street packed with family and friends and the driveway, a handshake and a hug from dad. >> probably the proudest guy in town right now. >> reporter: and a long awaited kiss from his high school sweetheart. >> it was one of the greatest feelings, you know, being home. i am glad to be home. >> reporter: lance corporal riley walter comes home on a holiday weekend when they are ready to celebrate the red, white, and blue. and this young man knows now the importance of independence day. >> my experience changed. it makes me so much more proud. a lot more honor in it. i love serving the country. a greatination. we were doing great things. >> your service, our freedom. leading walter's escort is a veteran himself. >> we need to celebrate more as far as old glory, the red, white, and blue. god bless america. you are here in the land of the free because of the brave. >> reporter: lance corporal wanter served seven months in afghanistan, 2nd battalion sniper platoon. his mother says he

riley, kansas.tely mcveigh takes to the discipline and regimentation of military life. >> i wanted to get out and experience the rest of the world. i wanted to get out of my isolation of pendleton and i wanted to be part of a team. i was a bit of a gun enthusiast, so you can't go wrong both brushing up your skills, and the army is military experience for me, some of the best years of my life. >> i think that mcveigh found success, really, probably for the first time in his life in the army. i think mcveigh was looking for some kind of family that would make him happy. >> tim mcveigh at ft. riley was like the model soldier. >> he bought a second army uniform just to wear during inspections. so he looked crisp and top-notch. >> he was an amazing marksman. he was an amazing student of guns and explosives. >> he would spend time cleaning his gun. he didn't go out and get drunk. >> mcveigh did not socialize much but he did connect deeply with two other soldiers at ft. riley who made a lasting impact. >>

marine, lance corporal riley walter his hometown street packed with family and friends, in the driveway a hand shake and a hug from dad. >> probably the proudest guy in town right now. >> reporter: and a long-awaited kiss from his high school sweetheart. >> it was one of the greatest feelings, you know, just being home. >> reporter: lance corporal riley walker comes home when the nation is set to celebrate the red white and blue. this young 19-year-old man knows the importance of independence day. >> from my experience it's definitely change. it makes me so much proud. there's a lot more honor in it. >> i mean, we were doing great things over there. >> your service, our freedom. >> reporter: he led walter's squad is a veteran himself. >> we need to celebrate more as far as old glory, red, white, blue. god bless america, you're here in the land of the free because of the brave. >> lance corporal walker served 7 months in afghanistan. his mother on his son's return this holiday weekend. >> it means so much to me now and so proud of him in the country, you know, just proud, so over well. e

. >> for me, let me bring in ryan riley who has been reporting on this story for talking points memo.g this, ryan? >> evening it's part of an elaborate ruse on the commission to poke fun on some of the lack campaign finance regulations that have come up and sort of been an issue in recent months. it's something that a lot of -- you know, some of the good government groups are very concerned about. the implications this decision could have for other politicians. you have a number of politicians who have pacs and they also have their own programming on fox news. you have sarah palin, karl rove who's constantly talking about their superpac on his program. >> what does this tell us about campaign finance law in a post citizens united world? >> well, i think there's a lot of good questions that sort of come up because of citizens united. the fec has come under criticism because a lot of people don't think it's enforcing to a great extent. it's not enough disclosures. i think this sort of poked fun at the situation and brought it to a larger audience. this is something the fec typically nev

marine, lance corporal riley walter his hometown street packed with family and friends, in the driveway a hand shake and a hug from dad. >> probably the proudest guy in town right now. >> reporter: and a long-awaited kiss from his high school sweetheart. >> it was one of the greatest feelings, you know, just being home. >> reporter: lance corporal riley walker comes home when the nation is set to celebrate the red white and blue. this young 19-year-old man knows the importance of independence day. >> from my experience it's definitely change. it makes me so much proud. there's a lot more honor in it. >> i mean, we were doing great things over there. >> your service, our freedom. >> reporter: he led walter's squad is a veteran himself. >> we need to celebrate more as far as old glory, red, white, blue. god bless america, you're here in the land of the free because of the brave. >> lance corporal walker served 7 months in afghanistan. his mother on his son's return this holiday weekend. >> it means so much to me now and so proud of him in the country, you know, just proud, so over well. e

they include frank conway, katharine q., stephanie rawlings blake, otis riley, and republicans also griffin and vicki harding. at this point, the income that has generated the most money and receive the most endorsements from the governor and various senators and conference people and from the city council it set -- it's self monday morning. >> they can claim that all of these important officials think that they are the pri -- right canada for the office. so it is important to have endorsements. on the other hand, some endorsements do not bring in many votes. to go there is also an advantage given the number of people running against her. in fact, he says it would be tougher on her if most about out, leaving only one to give her a challenge. >> there are so many candidates running against her, the more the merrier. they cause the -- carve out the anti-rawlings blake boad. >> the mayor is up for debate on radio and television. one other alexian note, we're live outside of city hall, wbal- tv 11 news. >> in tonight's education alert, baltimore county is spending millions of dollars on new con

first up, riley's closet we've we've why did you think this was -- >>> why did you thing this was madein america. >> it says america on the back. >> reporter: china. >> next up mom's closet. >> this is the closet dan and i share i am curious about coach bags. >> it is an american company. >> score one for them and one for america but what else is in here. >> nike shoes. >> american owned but all their shoes are imported from india or china. >>> roger says the same with sketchers in fact. >> just about all the sneakers you buy are imported the only brand made in the usa is new balance 30% of the shoes are made in the us. >>> as we dig through their closet we continue to discover just how rare an american owned and stocked store is. >> jc pennys american store. >> yes, it is. >> everything made by them all their products american. >> well, the company is american owned they have a mix of american and foreign product. >>> look for made in america usa label be forewarned some times you will have a made in usa piece of clothing produced for a foreign company so you are supporting american j

joe riley was the fbi informant who'd been hired by capano to make the threats. >> he wanted me to killmebody to kill her. >> riley had even recorded his calls. >> we have a new -- a friend, a mr. thomas capano. he was telling me some things about you that took place in his office. >> i don't know what you're talking about, sir. >> you don't want to talk about it? well, i'll talk to your husband. i know where you live. >> for prosecutors, this was proof of just how capano could intimidate women who rejected him. charlie oberly, former attorney general of delaware and now one of the defense team, had known capano for years but even he was surprised at the information surfacing about capano's steamy private life. >> as i got to know this case and got familiarized myself with the facts and learned about his personal life over the years, that was something that i had never seen, or i was not aware of. >> if fahey was capano's thursday night girl, it turned out there was a wednesday night girl, debra macintyre, with whom capano had been having a secret affair for 17 years. divorced and a sin

commissioner yee riley: last week, we learned was not very obvious to us the total footage. you might want to take another look at. president o'brien: other commissioners? we will open it up to public comment. do we have any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. i guess we are ready for a motion. >> i will moat -- vote to approve our recommendation of this item. president o'brien: all those in favor? any objections? seeing none, item is approved. next item, please. >> discussion of possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on the planning department proposal, planning code zoning self- service restaurants, retail copy stores, and video stores. we have a presentation by aaron starr. >> the legislative sponsor, supervisor mirkarimi, he and his staff were not able to be here tonight. this was scheduled as an informational briefing for you, all of this is a generalized as an action item. the supervisor has requested that no official action be taken tonight. the planning commission is going to be hearing this on august 4. we

a phenomenal goal by riley. team usa saluting the american military members at the game., lauren cheney to megan and the coach is -- take a listen here on a mic. >> wired for sound! >> she's singing bruce springsteen's "born in the usa." they earn a spot in the quarterfinals and they'll take on sweden on wednesday. >>> maria sharapova against petra k slchvitava in the far c. sharapova throws up a defensive shot but just waiting for this and puts away the volley very nice. she wins the first set. 6-3. the championship point rips it by sharapova and that's it. she upset sharapova winning her first wimbledon championship and the first lefty since martina navratilova. you can see the match here on sunday. >>> golf, the at&t national outside of philadelphia. several players in contention hoping to strike a pose like this little guy. yay! one of them, fairfax native, he had nine bird disin the round and finished with a 63 and he sits at 7 under, two shots behind the leaders. one leader, nick watney who not shot a 62. he shares the lead with rickie fowler at 9 under par. i'll ad

a's win 5-4. >>> a special homecoming for a bay area soldier. >> only on 2, how lance corporal riley walters says the military has changed his outlook. >> and another live look outside, there she s still rapid and wrapped up in morning fog. you're watching mornings on 2. >>> good morning to you! giving you alive look oakland estuary for the afternoon temperatures expected anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above the seasonal norm. >>> rescue crews continue their search for a father and daughter presumed lost in the colorado mountains. about 40 searchers have joined the effort to look for pulledder city doctor and his daughter. the two disappeared after going hiking on june 22nd. searchers fear the pair may be trapped in steep terrain or in a river well so 14 high runoff. >> so we've got ask for more help from other areas and lots of people are coming to help. we're continuing a systematic approach to trying to find these folks. >> rescue crews say there's still hope the two are alive. the dad has written a number of papers on surviving in the willednesses and takes emergency equipment wi

cheney put the usa ahead after just nine minutes following her good work from good work from head to a riley and they stayed ahead until a few minutes into the second half sunday upon past as long range pun somehow evading keep the hype silence to make it one the usa press for a winner and they got it at the one back making a corner with eleven minutes remaining and then substitute alex morgan breaking away in the dying moments to say your victory ensuring they make some base final in frankfurt against japan in the year the game jersey people which had given sweden in the early lead against japan following a mistake by sour. really could finish today but japan then responded with three goals of their own power seamy levelling just before half time and that was followed by another strike from savoir making up for her mistake. before power so we got a second to make it three one a brilliant lob to. which puts japan into the women's final for the first time in their history and that will be held in the same stadium on sunday against the two time with us. meanwhile reanimate did stars sergio ram

thanks for people like baby face and teddy riley, you know, we had a good run. we really started something that is still relevant today in music. so i'm just grateful to be a part of it. tavis: we talked earlier about the voice. how, on this new project, "the masterpiece," how would you describe the content, the sound of the music? you just described what new jack swing was back in the day. is it the same thing, is it different? how would you describe the sound? >> it's a gum boat. it's a little bit of rock and roll, a little bit of r&b. i just think what we're doing now is music that people can enjoy. because you're hearing so much on the radio, you know. somebody needs to sing about love. somebody needs to sing about having a good time. tavis: and some melody. >> yeah, with a melody, with some sub substance. that's how we say it at home. so that's what this album -- this music is, man, it's just fun-loving music. i'm pretty sure that people are going to enjoy it. >> i'm sure they will. it's got a whole lot of sustain nance. -- sustenance. the new project from

start with that match on cheney put the usa ahead after just nine minutes following good work heather riley. and they stayed ahead until a few minutes into the second half sun haven't passed as long range punt a riveting keeper hopes i like to make it one one the usa press for a winner and they got it abby wambach making a corner with eleven minutes remaining and then sub alex morgan broke player in the dying moments to seal victory cheering they make sunday final in frankfurt against japan. while in japan's game of yours if in all fairness had given sweden an early lead following a mistake by sa great finished that japan responded with three goals of their car assuming equalizing just before half time. and that was followed by another strike from sarwat making hope for early in the state. before assume he got her second to make it three one a great lob which puts japan into the women's final for the first time in the history of the funk being held in the same stadium on sunday against a time when it's the usa. some transfer news nash to dining is on his way to liverpool from aston villa af

that there is any way that breivik is a christian because no one believes in jesus commits murder or riley added this little gem. the left wants you to believe that fundamentalist christians are threat just like crazy geodes but the left wing press wants to compare nuts like brave and big they to state sponsored terrorism and worldwide jihad again dishonest and insane the second reason the liberal media is pushing the christian angle is they don't like christians very much actually fundamentalist christians are a bigger threat in the us than jobbies just as the f.b.i. stats show far more domestic acts of terror in the us and islamic terror of the last twenty five years nine eleven included and maybe the media wouldn't make such a big deal of bread it being a christian if ox news didn't rush to judgment immediately after the attacks claiming it had to be the work of islamic terrorists that was very very. coming up there's a question we all need to start asking republicans i'll tell you what that question is and why republicans can't answer it in tonight's deal he said. drives the world the

with that match your unchaining put the usa ahead after just nine minutes following good work heather riley. and they stayed ahead until a few minutes into the second half sunny a bomb passed as long range plan to revive the hope solo to make it one one the usa press for a winner and they got it he won back making a corner with eleven minutes remaining and then sir alex morgan broke player in the dying moments to seal victory ensuring they make sunday's final in frankfurt against japan. while in japan's game using office had given sweden an early lead following a mistake by so great finish to that japan responded to be three goals of her assuming equalizing just before half time. and that was followed by another strike from the south making her for early in the state. cover sumi got her second to make it three one a great lob which puts japan into the women's spinal for the first time in a history of the final being held in the same stadium on sunday against the time when is the recess. transfer news nash to it banging is on his way to liverpool from aston filler after both sides finally ag

and so are bill riley and lou dobbs take a look like. if you're going to report the poor in america because you're going to lose you can still watch jobs in a row united absalom what i mean there is. a blessing in there being you know that you know we don't want to get in oh my god is this just makes me angry in so many ways it because i just love it they get to watch fox news if you watch bill o'reilly lou dobbs so obviously learned all poor i mean i think that there is something to be said for the fact that clearly people that live in poverty in the united states are not living in the same type of poverty that we see in a lot of undeveloped countries or people live last year on less than a dollar a day and you literally are starving but there is still poverty which is rampant in this country and for them to just brush it aside like it's new big deal. i'm crazy well yeah i was trying to make a point well you know we didn't have a lot of money when i was growing up we didn't get a t.v. until i was in high school you know lou you didn't g

there's nothing like riley asking me, how was practice today, mom? how was training? did you win?reporter: christie is the only member from the historic team that took the cup home in 1999. her teammates call this mom from florida an inspiration. abbey whose last-second goal kept the u.s. alive i i their quarterfinal match against brazil. >> we have our leader. you can see how hard she works. she does it in this quiet, amazing way. she just leads by example. >> reporter: win or lose tomorrow, this team captain knows her two, biggest fans will be waiting to cheer her on at home. >> being active, being a mom, being a captain, being a good teammate, keeps me balanced. i can have my love on the field, playing soccer. and then, separate it, and come home and enjoy my kids and my husband. you know, be a happy family. >> we are pulling for christie and the entire team. tomorrow's world cup final between the u.s. and japan, coverage begins at 2:00 eastern, on our cable partner, espn. >>> when we come back here tonight, harry potter before he had the magic. what he did the moment he learne

if you look at all murder whether it's on television where you got paid verbal what sasson swiper riley and hannity and united states i don't win or britain. it's a whole culture of power and control and deception or an agenda and that again i think. both written in the united states and very much closer to that purpose it's interesting it let's talk about the global implications here you talk about the sleaze of british media because this goes beyond britain doesn't it it's also there are implications then the usa and australia are you saying that this is just a part of on the hand journalism that was. supposedly reportedly part of the murdoch empire not other media organizations also to blame you saying the others are not blameless and this sort of way of gaining personal information from people in this underhand journalism isn't being practiced elsewhere awful couldn't this just be the tip of the os because the demands on generally small delighted just the same well i'm sure it's i'm sure it's actually the same we know in country after country i mean look weird to a lot of the girls

they include frank conway, joseph jody landers, kathrin pew, stephanie rawlings blake, otis riley, wilson, and republicans all been griffin and the key in harding. at this point the incumbent has generated the most money and received the most endorsements from the governor and various senators and congress people and from the city council itself wednesday morning. >> they can claim that all of these important officials think that they are the right candidate for the office and that carries away with the voters sometimes. on the other hand, some endorsements do not work very well because they do not bring any votes. >> he also points out rawlings legs has an advantage given the number of people running against her. >> there are seven candidates running against her, the more the merrier as far as the mayor. they carved out the anti- rawlings blake boat. >> according to the rawlings blake camp, the mayor is up for debate. in other candidates news, charles spoke who said he was going to make a run for mayor never registered, and instead will focus on trying to remain in the district 12 seat.

that is his son, and larry riley comes out and addresses the camp kids ages 7 to 13.s at redwood high school and it was nice for larry to show up but more importantly for a vern glenn to get his son jake a gland in the highlights to play with his mohawk. >> it is a family thing. >> it is and i am waiting for him to get a little nose ring. >> we do not go for that? >> to each his own. >> anyway, jake look great. >> we have newsroom we come back. and >> today sculling yard announced the arrest of a teenager accused of being the voice of a group of hackers could have taken responsibility for some recent notable website takedown. the 19 year-old was arrested in scotland today he faces charges for cyber crime, hacking and network intrusions'. in recent months, hacker's web sites in aside--identify themselves with that group belonged to many groups. now do not expect to seek the simpsons and bones the day after day year because it they say that fox is limiting the next day screaming to paying customers all others will have to wait eight days to see the shells according to t

every step makes, every success the has to much riley faces is faced with absolute utter integrity inis individualism and a sheer joy in his work. in our world that man is steve jobs. steve jobs dropped out of college, is an orphan, the guy just came out of nowhere. think what he accomplished, simply because he loves it. he is obsessed with this stuff. the canvas from the pain on. when he founded apple computer he completely transformed the computer industry from a command and control man for a model to individual empowerment desktop model. he made that happen. a few years later he brought an obscure little dazzle rendering company on a fire sale when george lucas needed to get rid of it called pixar. he had this idea that this could be used to create full length animated movies. he taught that will be pretty cool. he found this guy named mark klass other. it's been so many years on it and so much of steve jobs money that he came near to personal bankruptcy funding it. they almost discontinued at the last minute. finally he did a hell mary pass and did a deal with disney. to a story i

among these seeing them off, 6-year-old riley, who's always wanted to fly helicopters and i dollizes the prince. it was supposed to be a day off, a chance for a little royal r and r, but the duke and duchess added another stop. >> everybody's spirits are lifted. no one's worried about their houses, about other things. right now, it's will and kate. >> reporter: while the destination is guarded, it's highly speculated the newlyweds would escape here near the canadian rockies near jasper. as william and kate took time to wind down, the city of calgary is gearing up. of course, we know the young royals are accustomed to a horse or two, but today, they'll saddle up for the famed cal dpary stampede. here, they like to say some of the best cowboys are cowgirls. what do you wear for a royal rodeo? >> a nicer cowgirl dress with classier boots. >> reporter: the future king and clean better clean up quickly. an a list hollywood crowd is waiting. nicole kidman, tom hanks all expected to welcome the royals. >>> let's take a look at some of the stories we're following this afternoon. we'll have a

you for that information this morning kron 4 morning news will be back in just apartment governor riley sounded $86 billion spending package. talk about changes for the vehicle registration fees the percentages being cut in half and another $12 will be added to it. you'll notice it when you go to register in your vehicle. if you get $20,000 value car. and the other big news is the sales tax can supers making the ticket purchases will halsey the biggest difference in sales tax the sales tax drops is expected scene by the state. you will see $2.50 more for every thousand dollars you make. >> they came to agreement on a budget in oakland. city officials are debating on two competing proposals close the gaps some of the progress will be slashed not as bad as some our originally thought. the employee union concessions is expected to save thousands of dollars. >> a news out a new york there is serious credibility issues what with the maybe that accused roscommon of rape. hothe cases on the verge of collapse against these issues. the defense is seeking to reduce his bail and they will appear i

riley arkansas. in germany, the great radical went for her opinions and in france, a staunch opponent of the war that she saw coming and spoke out repeatedly was the socialist leader who was assassinated by a right-wing nationalists three days before the war began. in england, the leading philosopher, bertrand quote russell was to my mind the most eloquent of all war opponents and but what i like about russell so much is he was so honest about the conflict of his own feelings. let me read something where he describes his state of mind as the war began. he describes himself very poignantly as being "tortured by patriotism" i desire the defeat of germany as ardently as any retired colonel. with the strongest emotion i possess and appearing to set it aside of such a moment, i was making a difficult annunciation. but as a lover of truth, the national propaganda of all belligerent nations sickened me as a lover of civilization and the return to barbarism appalled me. from parental feeling the massacre of

. >> in is he roo i will -- this is riley about making more money for at&t it. >> at&t wants to installp to 722 boxes to improve their landslide service. the company already has a thousand boxes throughout the city. >>> work is undertwaed on a -- on a hiking trail to bypass the home of james hetfield. the new path stems from a 2008 dispute in know the rocker put up this metal fence on the frail saying trawl users were damaging his property. the new trail costs more than $650,000. >>> a major bay area construction project is now more than a year behind schedule. jade hernandez is live in pacifica with details on the delay at devil's slide. >> reporter: good morning t what do residents in and around this area think about the devil side project delay? we found out in a very unscientific poll. >> it doesn't matter to me. i kind of partnership if the -- i kind. prefer the highway 101 drive. >> i would rather get it done. navy been going huck killly- buck and all of a sudden -- yeah, i don't get it. >> reporter: the commute has picked up in the last 30 minutes or so. caltrans has been working

more than 500 american conscientious objectors were jailed during the war like these two men at fort riley, arkansas. in germany, the great radical rosa luxemburg went to prison for her opinions. in france, a staunch opponent of the war, which he saw coming and spoke out repeatedly as he saw a drawing closer was the socialist leader jean jurist who is assassinated by a right wing -- right wing nationalist three years before the war began. in england, the country's leading philosopher bertrand russell was to my mind the most eloquent of all the war opponents. and i think what i like about russell so much is that he was so honest about the conflict in his own feelings. but he read you something where he describes his state of mind as the war began. he describes himself very poignantly as being quote tortured by the patriotism. i desired the defeat of germany as ardently as any retired colonel. angwin is very nearly the strongest emotion i possess and then appearing to senate decided such a moment i was making a very difficult pronunciation, but as a lover of truth, the national propaganda of