i have to get back to rod. rod, we're looking at ugly scenes. looting. talked about here in gunfire. rocks being hurled at you. give us an update here. okay. we'll try to get rod back on. maybe he's filming some of this with his phone. the baltimore sun wrote a piece saying there's a credible threat that rival gangs have actually teamed up to, quote, take out law enforcement. we're talking the black guerrilla family, bloods and crips to harm police. at what point do the police stop worrying about political correctness and maybe have to defend themselves? (?) are they going to wait until someone gets shot at? even though seven officers have been injured. >> again, i think the train has left the station. the seven officers that are injured. and, you know, they -- the police understand threat analysis. they understand risk versus gain. but this new equation, this new calculous, that's being layered whatever police is doing, regardless of what community the police is in. we're sort of in new territory at this point. this is a problem that, you know, frankly,

rod: an exciting time of the year, hockey fever. before we get into the playoffs, let's talk about a medical issue that came up because of the national football league. a federal judge this week approved an agreement. it result thousands of concussion lawsuits by former players. there was a time in the nhl when players like yourself did not wear helmets on the ice. hockey players where so much protective gear right now. is the sport more violent than when you played? rod: not really. there is the same amount of contact. the players are much bigger and faster. i believe the equipment is much harder than the ones we used to wear. because of those reasons, contact becomes more serious especially hits to the head. they are trying to curb that. it is difficult because it is tough to control all the players and the temper flies. they hired less fighters on each team so they hit each other harder to intimidate. it has always been part of the game. i think it will endure. mark: during your career, was there more respect between players beca

in nuclear power plants, after fuel rods are used to make nuclear power, they are called spent fuel rods. when they are spent fuel rods, they are freaking radioactive as all get out. that's part of why it's so anxiety producing to see the spent fuel rod pool totally screwed up at the fukushima power plant. spent fuel rods honestly are a little scary. they're a huge, dangerous nuclear waste problem and there are a ton of them at nuclear reactors all over the world being piled up and piled up with nowhere to put them. those spent fuel rods can also be reprocessed into plutonium. which can make a nuclear bomb. yay. that is another part of the deal with iran today. iran apparently does not now have the technology or know-how to make plutonium used in a bomb by reprocessing spent fuel from nuclear reactors. they have agreed in the framework deal today that they will not develop that reprocessing ability. they will not develop it or research it. there is one other way to get plutonium. that is with a specific kind of reactor. you don't have to reprocess anything. it just produces plutonium as

caltrans is emphasizing all of the other rods are in good shape. if tests determine the rod did break, caltrans will have to strengthen the tower's anchoring system. >>> the roads are slick. be careful if you are gonna be driving today. at 8:00 an update on conditions and the headaches the rain is causing this morning. >> there's always bad things happening in the city and bad things happen in the country, too. >> after the break, the brutal crime at one castro valley ranch and the clues authorities used to help catch the culprit. >>> we're looking at a wet commute. there's slow traffic including 280 as you drive through downtown san jose. we'll tell you about about all of the commutes when we come back. >> urfront has moved through. we have snow in lake county. what about here? we'll take a look at it. >>> a disturbing crime at a quiet ranch in castro valley. pam cook joins us with what has happened to one rancher's cows. >> just a surprising story. three cows shot and killed. >> it just bugs you. there's people out here in the world that would do

the other 421 rods are okay. caltrans is planning more tests to figure out why one rod is shorter and wants to make sure all rods are safe. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. the rain may be coming but it won't mean much when it comes to the drought. now some people say a real solution could be found in the bay. imagine huge ship used to turn sea water into fresh water. ktvu's tom vacar looked at that proposal by a south bay lawmaker. >> reporter: dry years put california on the very edge of an epic water crisis. >> not the kind of solution that will wait any longer. >> president of the board of supervisors say the bay area needs to get a desalination ship into the bay. >> the ship, the mobility plants have been -- mobile plants have been used around the world. they are mobile. they can get here. >> our water agencies here, in our counties, together can do what needs to be done. >> reporter: san diego opens up its new plant next year to serve 100,000 homes. santa barbara is proposing a plant. other plants are in the early plan

it may be as much as six inches shorter than the other 421 rods. according to the san francisco chronicle, cal tran will conduct more tests to determine if the rod is really broken or if it was just cut shorter for some reason. cal tran is also emphasizing that all of the other rods are in good shape. if the tests determine the rod did break, cal tran will have to strengthen the towers anchoring system. >>> time is 6:45. let's check in with tori campbell. >> we'll have a live report from donor summit in the sierra to find out how much snow is falling there, what traffic is like in the mountains, and how it's impacting the few ski resorts that are still open. >> a tribute backfired. those are some of the stories we are working on for the next hour on mornings on 2. now back to you. >>> time is 6:46. in san francisco drivers are being warned o about a partial closure of van ness avenue this weekend. they will be shut down all day friday, saturday, and sunday. most traffic will be routed west of van ness that will cause detours. the closure will allow

cal tran is emphasizing that all of the other rods are in good shape. if tests determined the rods did break, they will have to strengthen the towers anchoring system. >>> school board member defending comments made about how some students may not need air conditioning because they acclimated to the heat. the parents want air conditioning installed. board member denise has been criticized for saying most students don't have air conditioning at home so they might be able to quote handle a little bit more heat than the john sweat students. most of the students at l.a. hoon that are latino. >>> labeling himself as a different kind of republican. the rally for rand paul's announcement is set for 9:00 a.m. pacific time. rand paul will be the second republican to announce a presidential run. >>> hillary clinton is getting ready toy understand mother presidential campaign in two weeks. her campaign will focus on small events where he is can connect with voters one on one. there are reports that the former secretary of state has signed a lease on office space i

rod, you were in the middle of it all last night. did an amazing job.us what happened since then with things on the job. >> just like you indicated, charles, yesterday it was just all hell had broken loose. i was on the telephone with you as a matter of fact on this show when everything was taking place. i can tell you today has been completely different. significantly different. we've seen a couple of little squirmishes amongst the crowds. we haven't seen anything as bad as we saw yesterday. i do think we're making progress in terms of restoring the peace and tranquility of that community. don't forget, we have another night to go. i can tell you, there's been chatter on the internet and various social media websites where people are talking about gathering again tonight. so still going to be time for us to see exactly what will happen. charles: you know, mike, i want to piggyback off that. this is starting to feel a lot like there was serious organization. that it wasn't impromptu. that it was planned out. when you hear chatter. we hear chatter about

rod, thank you. continue to gather information, if you would, and i want to go live to darrell parks who was the attorney to trayvon martin and michael brown's families and part of the crump law firm. darrell, when you see what happened to freddie gray and the city of baltimore. for what it's worthy used i used to live in charm city what's what they called it. people take pride in their city feel connected to one another, and yet they seem to be setting it ablaze and tearing it down tonight. >> without question meghan my heart goes out to all the people. my mother was actually born in baltimore, maryland so i feel a close affection to it. and i think that many people are are trying to do some good things but these protesters are shameful to all of us for them to take the situation in the way that they're doing and destroying that city and destroying the actual neighborhoods that they live in. >> why does this keep happening, darrell? why does it keep happening? >> meghan it's a few people. it's a few

it was home run number 655 for a-rod. fifth on the all-time list.t five back of willie mays. yanks lost to the jays 6-3 21 year old jordan speith dominated the opening round at the masters. arnold palmer jack nicklaus gary player at the first tee to get things started 7th hole. tiger woods approach from behind the tree a monster drive that lands on the green to set up a par save 18th hole. but spieth was the man rolls in the birdie putt to finish with an 8-under 64 one off the course record 63 he leads three others by three strokes a long wait for one sharks player finally pays off. bryan lerg after 7 years and 353 minor league games making his nhl debut tied at 1 with 3 minutes left lerg scores the game winner for his first nhl goal at 29 years old and his parents dan and debbie love it! final: 3-1 sharks here's lerg after the game >>:i have no words honestly. it was an unbelievable game to play in. a long seven years waiting for this one. >> reporter :we should do the post-game because we like the gap in his teeth >> catherine : >> reporter :and s

. >> chair avalos, cis rod rod, department of the environment. i'm not here speaking specifically of any of the candidates but the ordinance does require the technical support of this committee and i wanted to stress from our perspective the importance of moving forward. we think the bredth and scope of these individuals is really important, having these kind of community experts in the field in support of what our department is doing to try to move forward energy every si in san francisco is really an important thing. that's still an expertise that you heard from all these individuals i think will benefit our department, the work we are doing and trying to bring together a more cohesive program. if you can think about it, energy efficiency in san francisco is managed not only by our department, the puc on the government side, the state of california has funds, the federal government has funds, pg&e has funds and the ability to have this committee to leverage and coordinate all of those activities to move forward to make sure that our residents,

yankees' slugger o rod rod rod -- a-rod alex rodriguez closing in rather on the major league milestone. tell you that that is. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up can the a's avoid a sweep to houston? the lpga's number one ranked player had a chance to come from behind with her golf clubs. >> what's cool about your school? e-mail your nominations to us >>> okay. let's hit the road and here's a live look right now at the bay bridge. the toll plaza. you can see the cash lanes are filling in. that's quite a bit different than even just five, ten minutes ago. and we're all starting to really heat thing up right now through the altamont pass. pretty heavy traffic right now through about north livermore avenue and then sluggish out to the dublin interchange. we'll take a full look at your drive to work, kcbs traffic is all minutes away. >>> alex rodriguez is now a home run away from tying willie mays on the all-time list. he hit his 659th home run last night as the yankees beat the mets 6-4. so when rodriguez hits number 660, he will be tied with mays for fourth in career home runs. and i

rod, you've convinced me that you're certainly on the right track with things. now our job is to convince the judge tomorrow. >> you do need some help with your anger. i don't think you're crazy but i think something inside is bothering you. what you think? i know mommy. but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sleep. if you want to choose wisely, choose angie's list. with in-depth reviews, an exclusive scoring system and real people standing by to help, you can get a finished project that you'll love. pretty. call, click or download the app for free today. >>> last time morris was arrested, it was for damaging his mother's house in a fit of rage. upon being released, he ran away from home and failed to show up for his hearing. he was picked up yesterday for smoking marijuana. and will soon have to face the judge. but right now, he must face his mom. >> so i can get out tomorrow? >> i don't know. do you think you should? why? you didn't do anything? you didn't go to court. >> i know. i was scared. >> you were scared? >> because they said they were going to

this stuff yesterday it is the event imyou've ever covered a super bowl or a gone to a super bowl or rod i didn't played in the super bowl (clapping) you but you know what a mom neglect thank or thing this is every year the super bowl is one of the most watched event it attracts more than one hundred million people vultures watch it on tv and people going come to the venue and what better place to stage this thing in san francisco bay area the world will find what we know this is trowel the greatest plays in the world to live and play and live the nfl will be showcasing this thing to this the 50th anniversary of the super bowl and so it will be a monumental event to say the least did you know though they tell me super bowl week has 8 days this is the week prey second street super bowl sunday and the latter one in san francisco, in fact, right adjacent to where we are you'll see the detailed the city of san francisco will be able to show case all it has to offer to millions of visitors but coming here to televisions, in fact, the bay area will show case was it has to offer that's why peop

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for help in identifying the attacker seen on this video brutally beating a homeless man with a metal rod. >> good morning, i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. we have new information of what may have happened before the unfrom vehicle attack. >> kristen, i spoke with a witness who called sunday thinking this started with a fight across the street outside of a strip club and the homeless man was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the video shows a homeless man sitting against a wall on san francisco's street and another man walks toward him and he is carrying what appears to be a metal rod or pop and for no reason whacks the homeless man across the head. this happened in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood on wednesday night a little before 9:30. >> i was in shock. >> justin is also seen in the video on the right-hand side of the scene smoking, just feet away as the suspect walks by. he did not recognize the attacker. he said he might have been involved in a fight that happened on the same block earlier in the night. >> that came across the street and these happens her

the other rods are okay. caltrans is planning more tests to figure out why that sod shorter and wants -- rod is shorter and wants to make sure they are safe. >>> two -- were charged in a shooting. he was -- two men were charged in a shooting. four other suspects have already been arrested and charged. investigators say she was walking home with her two children when the gunfire erupted. coal-fired sherco cheyenne phillips was killed. yesterday outside of a bar in oakland, ktvu's cara liu spoke to the musicians mother and she is outside the bar. >> reporter: she tells me it has been a tough couple days. very difficult for the family. she tells me her son was a wonderful person, loyal and caring. >> reporter: a memorial outside the bar honoring emilio nevarez, a guitarist for punk rock bank the lucky eejits. he was killed by a stray bullet. he came from a musical family. >> he was an incredible musician and he worked -- musician and he worked very hard and he -- he started out very young. you know, kindergarten

but rod mccutcheon, a toxicologist at the texas department of public safety crime lab, was willing to>> so i started thinking about the possibility of detecting arsenic in a cremated remains sample, and decided it might be possible. there were a lot of things to consider. >> mccutcheon knew that arsenic is actually a metal and some metals survive fire and intense heat. >> you may change its form from a solid to a gas but you aren't going to destroy the arsenic itself. >> so he took the sisters' ashes and added an acid solution to dissolve all of the organic material. what was left was primarily sulfuric acid. in a process called colorimetric testing, he added hydrochloric acid and zinc to the mix. >> as it bubbles through this device, the arsenic will react and form if it's present a purplish violet color. the more arsenic present, the stronger the more purple the color is. >> rod mccutcheon's chemical cocktail made frenss -- forensic history. the solution turned a deep purple. conclusive proof of the presence of arsenic. the depth of color in the reaction showed that cordelia norton

rod rod they have a lot of great stuff. cheap jet blue flight it you are trying to go. anything else? that you know so much. [applause] >> the book is up here and mary pilon would be happy sign a copy for you. >> you are watching booktv in prime time. a reminder every weekend booktv features 48 hours of non-fiction books beginning at 8 a.m. eastern on saturday. go to booktv.org for the schedule. and with congress on recess the booktv prime time continues on wednesday with a focus on technology. at eight, a discussion on the topic from the boston book festival and then the co-founder of paypal is here on his book. and then a look at the $2 trillion global automoti

i wanted to acknowledge we're working with guillermo rod rod from the department to make sure we're going to support the work going on, but i'm pleased with how there's a great connection and good timing and the partne

you're on the ground, rod. what do you do? >> this is a situation that is really growing out of control. as you have been talking about. i was in baltimore yesterday and actually i'm getting ready to head back up to baltimore this evening because what i see happening today is a stark contrast from what i saw happening yesterday. there were some protests yesterday. there was a baseball game yesterday evening as well. and we saw the protests but we didn't see the violence like we see it now. so something has happened between yesterday and today. now, another thing that's very interesting, i was just reading and hearing about a group called the bdf the black gore -- black guerrilla family and have called for attacks on police officers in baltimore. it's suspicious the call came out from he bgf just today and now we see the riots itch think what we're seeing enough is going to get worse before it gets better. >> they've actually entered that group and crip gangs and the like into a contract to attack police. you hear that kind of

i wanted to acknowledge we're working with guillermo rod rod from the department to make sure we're going to support the work going on, but i'm pleased with how there's a great connection and good timing and the partnerships that miss rafael just mentioned. i'm very, very pleased. thank you. >> thank you. i'm curious, moving forward, what kind of action legislatively that might be needed from lafco or the board of supervisors to help strengthen the work that can be done with energy efficiency moving forward. do you have any recommendations that are coming forward for us? >> beyond be what director rafael added, yes. anyone else from staff? >> barbara hale, assistant general manager for power at the sfpuc there may be an opportunity for you to lend your voices of support to our efforts to get california puc authority to expand pg&e rate payer dollars to expand our energy efficiency. there may be an opportunity there to engage. we weren't at this point envisioning bringing any specific legislation for energy efficiency to this body or to the board. that could change but at this point we wer

rod, we've got dash cam video now of the beginning of this incident.he -- walter is in his car right there. and for some unknown reason at this point, he bolts out, and the cop gives chase and he goes taser, taser, taser. then there's a period of we don't know how long the police officer's going to chase him here. we don't know how long, but something happens between that and the video that we have seen, as well. what do you make of that? >> well first of all, steve, mr. scott he took off running because he had an active warrant for unpaid child support. that's not unusual, but at the same time, if i was out there in uniform in a police car such as this police officer was, i would have not chased this guy. we don't chase people for having outstanding warrants for nonpayment of child support. but i do think that the police officer should've used a lot more discretion in approaching the individual and, of course, at the point in which he drew his weapon. >> so, rod, you would not have -- because it was a broken taillight violation. >> i don't think most

a five minute video shows the process of ultrasonic testing to measure the length of the 422 rods to secure the tower on the eastern fence to the foundation. technicians found that 42 rods were slightly shorter but not enough to impact their performance areas one both measured 6 inches shorter and will require some more testing. >> ultrasonic testing provides link verification and it's interestingly the same technology used for an ultrasound when a woman is pregnant. without, however, the presence of an image. >> told local transportation leaders but the issues concerning headline cracks aren't serious. >>> a 93-year-old man known as the accountant of auschwitz based a judge at holocaust survivors today. as his trial got underway. he is on trial for accessory to murder for the deaths of 300,000 people at the auschwitz contra concentration camp great alcott greg alcott shows us the first day of the historic trial in germany. it included the descendent admitting that he is morally guilty. >>reporter: they have waited seven decades to see justice done. holocaust victims and their famili

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rod v' sinks, mayor of cupertino, jim griffith fromq sunnyvale, lisa gauthier from east palo alto andu. >> thank you. >>> that's alle1 for tonight. but before we go we want to make a moment to remember richard moore who died last month at the age of çó95. moore was president of kqed from 1969 to 1973.e1 richard moore was a man of many talents.fá he helped launch kqed's original "newsroom" in 1968. fh(urj a strange, strange world we're lu9♪ he was also one of the founders#3mjddy of public radio station kpfa in berkeley and a prolific documentary filmmaker with more than 110 films to his credit many of which he narrated. >> there are now more people in california than in any other state in the union. >> in ok1963 moore invited the writer james baldwin to san francisco tolp chronicle the lives of the city's black residents. he also made films about duke ellington and photographers ansel adams andlp dorthea lange. as a young man moore was one of the san francisco renaissance poets, crafting poetry in his writing shed. friátj describe moore as a lifelong pacifist, a belief reflected in his

rod wheeler, good seeing you again. >> sure. good seeing you too, neil. >>> more than a few of you remember this. >> i'm really the one standing up to president obama. and these people are essentially the lap dogs for president obama. and i think they're sensitive about that. >> john mccain heard that when he was called a lap dog. and i don't think he liked it. next. we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if you have any packages you want to return you should just give them to us since we're going to be here anyway it's kind of a no brainer wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what make

it was a self conscious effort by the clinton campaign it have her on the rod trip and chipolte. and surveillance to theage to show. but in the end, it doesn't make a difference, it will be her ideas and policies that matter and does she have good ideas where to take the count row and middle class or doesn't she and how she got to iowa doesn't matter in the slightest. >> there is plaudists but not specifics. i want to fix our political system she said and i want to get things done. i am guessing everyw3 president yell candidate would like to do those two things as well? >> exactly. i don't fault her for not having a fully flushed out tam campaign platform. she has a lot of time and doesn't have the that the republican candidates do. they have to find their way and make her mark quickly. she can dominant the field and get the nomination and my guess she will start to be more specific. this is plotted. and that is fine for this early in the whole process. >> one of the people who was quited in the wall street journal was a high school principal who was invited to sit with mrs. clin

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the latin america report at -- from mexico, and former baseball pitcher rod dolling is at the ballpark in washington. -- ron darling is at the ballpark in washington. all of that and more when "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ mark: welcome back. there's speculation that the fighting in yemen may escalate. according to pakistani officials, the saudi led coalition fighting shiite rebels has led pakistani soldiers. that has raised speculation of a ground offensive. so far, they have only attacked from the air. the rebels the capital city aden, and they've both -- forced the saudi backed president to flee. greece is looking at a number of fronts today. the prime minister is heading to moscow to meet with vladimir putin. the prime minister wants russia to restrict greek food products. and the finance -- wants russia to stop restricting greek fruit products. in the finance minister says the cash reserves are running out. a controversial story of a gang rape at university of virginia an outside review calls in a journalistic failure. the school says they fail to follow basic journa

meteorologist rod my eed as has been watching that. we were lucky to get raindrops today. >> the nice thing, the rain came and went fairly quickly so probably didn't get in the way of too many outdoor plans. necessary than a quarter inch in oakland, castro valley five 00ths of an rain. san francisco, breezy 67 degrees, and clouds east of downtown san jose as you can see here. on the radar we've been watching the south bay and the santa clara valley. the last to clear out of those showers. still showers off towards morgan hill. but now we are seeing this system winding down in the bay area. still tossing snow towards the sierra. winter weather advisories through 8:00 tonight. and more on the way in the next 24 to 36 hours. one thing you will notice tomorrow, a lot more winds. this time tomorrow gusts approaching 45 miles per hour. and the rain that comes in monday night and tuesday could also include some thunderstorms and small

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i want to start with you rod. you've seen this firsthand. you understand the emotions.se i don't think pictures, as dramatic as they've been truly capture what's going on there. >> you're exactly right, charles. (?) good evening to you. i can tell you, the people in the city of baltimore as well as these other cities where we see the protests begin to brew. these people are frustrated. right, wrong, indifferent. they're frustrated. why are they frustrated? i've been thinking about this when this story in baltimore first broke on monday. the primary reason is because the city of baltimore, the officials failed to properly communicate information to people. so when you don't communicate to people, what's going to happen is you'll have the crisis. we still don't know, charles, if you think about it, it's been three weeks since mr. gray's death. we don't know the cause of death. that's unacceptable. that's why we see what's going on in baltimore and these other cities. charles: also, to your point, not only has the police been extraordinarily slow on this, but now all kinds

. >> the spent nuclear fuel rods, they are in a tank with water that's exactly the way it was with fukushimawhen fukushima flooded with the tidal wave the tsunami that hit them part of the water came out of the tank. that heats the fuel up, it causes gas to get into the containment vessel that's around it and then it exploaz and explodes and that's what blew it up. >> the country ordered the plants to review their safety plans. an nrc spokesman said turkey point is secure against current sea level conditions. the nrc has reviewed turkey point and determined it is free of immediate safety issues. the nrc is satisfied to this point that turkey point is appropriately implementing strategies to maintain key safety functions if a severe event such as flooding affects installed systems. >> i'm not aware of anything they've done to harden the site since fukushima. >> phillip stoddard, recently reelected to a third term as mayor of south miami also an outspoken critic of the power plant. >> is it a good idea of having nuclear plants of any age on water line? the water going out there is pretty low t

fue uno de los suspendido por escÁndalo de dopaje supe cada ir a la clÍnica donde jugadores como a-rodspendido por ir a este lugar, yo fui por una lesiÓn, fractura de pie, quise hacerlo todo para volver rÁpido que me costÓ mÁs caro. >>> cumpliÓ 6 meses de castigo y para esta temporada contratado por pittsburgh donde quiere borrar el pasado. >>> no estoy orgulloso de esto pero hay que seguir adelante no puedo tener la culpa siempre. >>> para cervelli una nueva oportunidad, trabaja intensamente durante entrenamientos de primavera para ganarse un lugar en equipo titular. algo que ya logrÓ ahora su meta ser uno de los mejores de grandes ligas. >>> le preguntÉ sobre alex rodrÍguez y me dijo que prefiere guardar silencio, el deporte ofrece segunda oportunidad y cervelli no es la excepciÓn podrÁ limpiar esta peque na mancha en su pasado edgardo >>> que bueno, gracias rogelio. >>> en nuestro vistazo al mundo lufthansa no informÓ de trÁfico aÉreo sobre los transtornos si sikh que sufrÍa andreas lu en 2009 reanudÓ su formaciÓn, tras supuestamente haber superado episodio de depresiÓn grave. >>> e

supervisor 2014 reelect mark farrell 2014 jane kim for supervisor 2014 reelect supervisor scott wiener 2014 rod resolution santos for community college board 2014 carmen chu for assessor recorded 2014 san francisco alliance for jobs in sustainable growth pack san francisco police officers association issues pack unit here local 2 pack building owners and managers association of san francisco political action committee independent expenditures and council and lash pack alice lesbian and gay pack mayor ed lee for san francisco committee that's the last slip provided me. >> okay that's it for - >> so those are all the committees and activity level one wore to select 6 committees from this level would someone like to come up and select that for us. >> one at a time. >> would you like to read it for us. >> mayor ed lee for san francisco committee committee for better wages yes on j no on b 2014 sponsored by san francisco alliance for jobs for sustainable growth no on the waterfront yes on prop b jane kim for supervisor 2014, yes on e choose health san francisco. >> how many is that. >> 6 i think hol