. >> roland wong. >> present. >> now i will read the agenda. one, welcome, introduction and roll call. two, action item, reading and approval of the agenda. three, public comments, items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc, each speaker is limited to two-three minutes. four, information item report from the chair. five, information item report from the director of the mayor's office on disability. six, information item, accessibility planning for the 34th america's cup and update on the city's plans to make the 34th america's cup the most accessible and international sailing event in history, including accessible paths to travel, transit, seating and signage. presentation by adam van de water, assistant project manager, office of economic and workforce development. at 2:10 the council will take a 10-minute break. 7, information item, mental health awareness month, spot light on psychiatric disabilities, support service and recovery. a, language matters. discussion about the relationship between the stigma surrounding m

roland schrade in malaysia has done just that.commented on our report on the football professionals who campaign for the environment in namibia. he writes -- "this is a very good idea. german football players are famous all around the world. having football players promote and show how it's done is a very good marketing idea. hope you are successful. here in malaysia it is very difficult to get things moving toward protecting the environment. but never give up." well, thank you, roland. i am sure the german football players will be glad to hear that. and that was "global 3000." thanks for watching. from me and the whole global team here in our berlin studios, bye-bye. >> crossing a red line, the u.s. says the syrian government has used chemical weapons against the rebels. the white house shays it will now begin providing military -- white house says it will now begin providing military support to the opposition. world news from al jazeera. also ahead -- defying a final warning. demonstrators in turkey refuse to leave as the prime

so thank you. >> thank you very much. >> roland? >> i'm sorry, oh, okay. >> my name is tony robles with senior and disability action and very moved by the comments that were made. you know, really about stigma and the fact that there are inroads that are being made in the media, because the media perpetrates so much of that stigma and knowing that i think it was united press or one of the news services has made a move to remove some of that stigma by changing some of the language. we know that language creates reality and language is very powerful. so it's incumbent upon us to shape that language and to form that language so that we can have a voice and say and to the reality that is made about us and the messages that are disseminated about our community. i am also very concerned about mental health and the stigma of mental health conditions insofar as the relationship with law enforcement, because there have been many deaths, deaths that could have been prevented had there been more of a dialogue or more knowledge of the community

she treated roland garros to text look clay-court tennis, dominating long rallies from deep.n the first set, neither player could seem to hold serve. williams finally broke maria cher post -- maria sharapova decisively. sharapova had major problems with her first serve. effort after effort failed to clear the net, even though she threw everything at williams at the start of the second set. williams broke the russian and the third game to virtually decide the affair. with impeccable concentration, she took set two 6-4 as well. after just under two hours, she sealed the victory with an ace. it was her second french open win and 16th slam in all. >> israel is hosting the european soccer championships. while eight teams are competing, for germany's young stars, the trip is about more than just sports. >> a warm welcome, and all respects to the german under-21 team in israel. the squad usually trains at night to avoid scorching daytime temperatures. it's been two years preparing for the tournament. it is one of the biggest sport in competitions is real has hosted. israel abeen to

another piece of tennis history here at roland garros today.he canadian grand prix was killed after he was run over by a recovery vehicle. it happened after the race. the date, it did band to belonged to -- it vettel. the street circuit in montrÉal. so far the german maestro has failed to convert the front position into a win. this time, apart from a close shave with the wall, he dominated the race and led for all but three of the lapse. in f1 terms, streets 14 secondss rivals, cleared. there was a battle for second. lewis hamilton who started second, he tried to hold off the for ra driver. -- the ferrari driver. justo slipped past with nine laps to go to claim a vital point. finishing in third to complete the podium. >> i had a very good start which was important. i was able to go with the car. yes, the tires were falling apart, but i think we were just as good as everybody else. i was able to fill the gap. vettel moveswin, into a 36 point lead over second-place alonzo in the drivers championship. he has shown consistently that he is a hard ma

. >> glad gave him a platform to explain himself, which they would never do to, remember roland martin, who did the tweets about the soccer player. >> roland martin is really unimpressive. >> he is the guy from -- >> tmz would think it's offensive. look at the head of tmz, harvey, who is a jew -- >> think about it. >> geez. >> oh, man. >> thank you for saying what everyone was thinking. >> thank you, thank you! >> thank you for helping the budget cuts next month be even easier. we will not have as much of a debate now. bill schultz or this molting goat that we found in the woods. the molting goat would stay. >> the goat could not wear this jacket. >> are we all now babies that twitter is like crank calling? >> i think we are babies because of the way we react to these things. >> okay. >> if somebody reacts emotionally because someone took a shot at your wife,and you say things that you regret. i agree with everything that everyone is saying. alec baldwin is clearly a train wreck emotionally. but i think he is sincere. he is pro gay rights and i do not believe in his heart, he is a raci

ocasiones, lara se quedó con el duelo por knockout tecnico >> rafael nadal hizo historia ganando octavo roland entrenamientos, el chepo dijo que la victoria es una necesidad, y los ticos vienen optimistas para sacra un buen resultado >> hemos trabajado para complementar el gran ataque de méxico, igual es un buen lado izquierda, nosotros supimos contrarrestar eso >> es un partido para ir a seguir tomando confianza en la eliminatoria, puede ser 1 o 3 y crecrer como seleccion >> le sigue lloviendo mojado a chadf5, después de darle una nalgada a su abogado, y aunque pidio disculpas no se salvó de ir a la cárcel, dice que hay maderas que no agaran barniz >> ¿cómo vez el partido de mañana? >> de nalgadita >> difícil >> gracias william >> es posible que en el sur de la bahia alguien le pegue al gordo, dicen que se vendio un supermercado ganador en el supermercado lion >> compro un boleto del fantasy 5 sorteado al sábado y le atinó a todos los números >> tiene 180 días para reclamar el premio >> si no lo reclama tendra una buena nalgada >> lo dejamos con el noticiero nacional. >> buenas tardes. ♪ > >>

. >>> el espaÑol nadal ganÓ su octavo tÍtulo en roland garros al vencer a david ferrer.ida. >>> el partido amistoso recibe la recibe la visita de la selecciÓn francesa al minuto 54 la verde amarella abre el marcador el 2 por 0 lo harÍa hernÁnes y la kwooucuenta la ci >>> brasil 3-francia 0. >>> estamos en el res resumen deportivo >>> que tengan todos muy buenas noches. >>> nos vamos en paseo a nueva york para presenciar una esplÉndida celebraciÓn y que tiene sabor caribeÑo, cuando regresemos. >>> la gran manzana volviÓ a vibrar con los ritmos caribeÑos, miles de personas marcharon por la quinta avenida de nueva york fue inaugurado por el alcohalde bloomberg el evento reuniÓ a mÁs de un millÓn de espectadores quienes disfrutaron de lo mejor de la cultura boricua con decenas de carrozas y grupos de baile se trata de la mayor celebraciÓn que tiene lugar cada aÑo en la ciudad de nueva york, muchas felicidades a puerto rico. >>> con esto llegamos al final, gracias por su atenciÓn, maÑana los esperamos en las distintas ediciones de univisiÓn muy buenas noches. ♪. >> ¿qué tal?

. >>> william sumÓ su 2° tÍtulo de roland garros al vencer a la rusa sharapova copo esto lo menor deugar, la carrera la podrÁ disfrutar por unimas (informaciÓn en pantalla) y bien recuerden que para lo Último en el mundo del deporte pueden visitar univisiÓn deportes.com, regresamos contigo muy buenas noches. >>> seguimos con deporte, usted va a definir esto en argentina una abuela campeona del baile del tipo acaba de escribir un libro para ayudar a romper los prejuicio que tiene esta modalidad de danza ella dice que no se trata de un espectÁculo de club nocturno sino de una actividad deportiva cada vez mÁs popular. >>> vivÍan morales se desliza por un tubo mezclando la acrobacia con el baile, a los 50 aÑos de edad esta abuela campeona del tubo quiere cambiar el prejuicio que tiene las personas. >>> tal vez quiero que se logre lo que se hacÍa con el tango, que pasÓ de una cosa que se hacÍa en lugar medios prohibidos y ahora se hace masivo y es una disciplina hermosa. >>> viviana comenzÓ a tambiÉn practicar el baile del tubo hace 6 aÑos instalÓ un tubo en el living de la casa, me acuer

. >> let's serve them up at roland-garros. serena wins. then is struggling to return the forehand.vanses to the quarter finals, so for the men, roger federer facing simone of france. shot of the match. goes wide, reason the post, and drops in. that's too good. check it out again. that hard to do. took federer five sets to one but is moving on to his 36th 36th straight major quarterfinal. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hard wear -- hardware. >> ama: fast and furious keeping up the pace at the block join me tonight. we'll take you to florida to find out why authorities in two different cities had to taser a llama and a kangaroo. then at 11:00, here on abc7. families battling over remains after a fire at a bay area crematorium. what they want done now to honor their loved ones. it's all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7. news. >> fast and furious still out in front at the box office. >> ready? [engines revving] >> ready? [engines revving] >> go! [engines revving] it's number one for the second weekend in a row. the thriller now you see me was in second place, af

. >> let's serve them up at roland-garros. serena wins. then is struggling to return the forehand. at vanses to the quarter finals, so for the men, roger federer facing simone of france. shot of the match. goes wide, reason the post, and drops in. that's too good. check it out again. that hard to do. took federer five sets to one but is moving on to his 36th 36th straight major quarterfinal. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hard wear -- hardware. >> ama: fast and furious keeping up the pace at block join me tonight. we'll take you to florida to find out why authorities in two different cities had to taser a llama and a kangaroo. then at 11:00, here on abc7. families battling over remains after a fire at a bay area crematorium. what they want done now to honor their loved ones. it's all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7. news. >> fast and furious still out in front at the box office. >> ready? [engines revving] >> ready? [engines revving] >> go! [engines revving] it's number one for the second weekend in a row. the thriller now you see me was in second place, af

stayed in the match, holding on despite exquisite shots like this from the seven-time winner at row roland garros. finally, after over 4 1/2 hours, the match came to an end when he sent a forehand long. nadal won the final set 9-7. he moves on to send's final, where he'll take on fellow spaniard, david ferrer. >> so, as we just heard, in the final, nadal will meet david ferrer. sunday's all-spanish class will be ferrer's first grand slam final. ferrer advanced to the final by downing local hero, judge will fried tsonga. to formula one season, it's made its way to montreal this weekend for the canadian grand prix, and so far it's looking good for ferrari. former world champion fernando posted the fastest lap time in the second practice session. the spaniard went quickest in the afternoon after the first session was hit by wet conditions. he'll battle for pole position with louis hamilton. and to football now. we're just one year away from what many think is the greatest show on earth, the world cup. next year, brazz sill hosting the tournament and they're also hosting a world cup curtain ra

serenally, far court, williams moves on to the semifinals of the roland garros.hocking result in the men's quarterfinal between roger federer and tsonga. federer only won 11 games all set. tsongain long -- delivers a stunner. louisville basketball coach rick pitino's 2013 looks like the dream that never ends. he won the national championship, co-owned a horse that won two legs of the triple crown, -- now he has a bottle with his own picture on it. you can find him on a limited edition of makers mark bourbon. inte the tradition louisville. bottles go on sale later this week. the estimated $500,000 raised from the promotion will go to louisville's academic center of excellence. you might want to also add a disclaimer that louisville does not necessarily support mixing academics with bourbon, even if bourbon helps support academics. a little know they might want to put on the back of the bottle. asit is the same bourbon always, but with rick pitino's picture. >> i thought they were doing barbecue. >> you would think that. [laughter] . up next withus the seven-day fo

roland. >> thank you. i would like to find out if the website is updated with the maps? because i found them very useful at last summer's america's cup. and where are the accessible pathwaysin the paratransit drop-off? i noticed it wasn't in the presentation, but it's very useful to have that, so people can visually also see where the key points are. >> absolutely, good point, council member wong. the people plan, which i have a copy here, and can show you the cover is currently available on our weekend at oewd.org as well on the sfmta.com and americascup.com has the link and also i believe the plan is shared with 411. the digital resources should be there for you and if not, take my contact information for copies and they have just been uploaded this past week and i can leave a hard copy with staff. >> thank you. >> staff, is there any questions? >> yes. hi. mr. van de water, thank you so much for your presentation and updates. i just wanted to ask a question. if members of the public knew to contact someone to ask for assistance for a particular policy or accessibility

to win her 16th career major and talked about the 11 year gap in titles at roland garros. >> 11 yearsng. >> that's really true? >> well yeah i never thought i would play you know past you know -- 28 or something. but -- hey i mean i'm still here. this is the only one that i haven't won more than one and now i have multiple of every major. singles and doubles. and it just feels really good. so -- i'm really really really pumped. >>> here come the bryan bros taking on the local french favorites. crazy point second set. missed overhead by nicolas mahut but his teammate had his back. the return through his legs and the bryan brothers returned it wide. but that's okay. match point. the return goes wide and the bryans win the french doubles championship. their second french open title. they are the winningest doubles team in history with their 14th major. >>> final leg of horse racing's triple crown. the belmont stakes. and here's the finish. >> it's going to be palace malice and mike smith and the belmont stakes. >> that's palace malice ridden by mike smith won it 13-1 odds. today won $600

it's the 31-year-old's second roland garros title to date and her 16th major trophy overall. >>> let'saseball now. the mets and marlins decided to make up for friday's rainout by playing extra long on saturday. the game went 20 innings with the mets pulling out the 2-1 win. rangers and blue jays tried to keep up. they played 18 innings. it's just the second time in history that two games went at least 18 innings on the same day. >>> i'll see you back here at the top of the hour, 8:00 eastern time. first "sanjay gupta m.d." brings right now. >> hey there, thanks for joining us. good news this week about sunscreen. turns out it does more than prevents burns and cancers. the pictures we're about to show you are something you're never going to forget. i'll tell you exactly what you need to know. also, my friend dr. phil mcgraw is stopping by to get rid of the toxic people in your life. and how to negotiate win-win solutions with your friends, family, and the people you work with. first a crackdown on drug cheats in baseball. start out by asking this question. what makes these players so di

next we have david elliot from the mental health board of san francisco and roland wong will be taking over as co-chair now. thank you. >> i don't know how much time we have here. about ten minutes or so. >> you have about that, eight minutes. >> my name is david elliot lewis and i'm glad to have the chance to be here to be able to talk to access to services in the city, from my own experience, my observations of others. this city is blessed in many ways and we probably have more access to mental health services per capita than i think any other city in the circuit city and that is good, but pain and suffering still exists. and it's actually pain and suffering that i have known firsthand. first let me talk a little bit about myself and you can see where i am coming from. in addition to being co-chair of the mental health advocate, i have been successful in many ways in my life and i have been a consumer and if it wasn't for the services actually offered in this city to help people with mental illness, i wouldn't have been able to pull myself out of the darkness. i wouldn't have been ab

years ago the american sealed the deal with ace number ten it's thirty one she's the oldest winner at roland garros in the open era and hasn't lost to sharapova since two thousand and four are in my position to be in the final and i did.

the american sealed the deal with ace number ten and thirty one that she is the oldest winner at roland garros in the open era and hasn't lost to sharapova since two thousand and four are in my position to be in the final and i did put up a fight obviously today against her is not enough but she's been playing really great tennis i mean there's certainly not an excuse but bitches choose prosumer i think she really wanted it she came out with a real plan him. she was really determined to do really well and i think there was a queue for the marriage was to play well and i think she did i think she played excellent. well although it was disappointment over a couple of her compatriots were jumping for joy after the elena vesnina and yet katherine i'm a carve out won the women's doubles the russians beats the italian zero of solder irani on the robots of inchy seven five six two to claim their maiden major trophy while the american bryan twins won that fourteenth grand slam in the men's tour. and in the singles rafael nadal changed a record eight french open title following its straight sets

years ago the american sealed the deal with ace number ten a thirty one she's the oldest winner at roland garros in the open era and hasn't lost to sharapova since two thousand and four. i are in my position to be in the final and i and i did put up a fight obviously today against her is not enough but she's been playing really great tennis i mean there's certainly not an excuse but but she is she was playing serenely well i think she really wanted it i think she came out with a real plan in. she was really determined to do really well and i think that was a key for the match was just to play well and i think she did i think she played.

relatives say the victims with 17-year-old richard james, jr., 15-year-old roland lowe and 46-year-old colleen lowe of sacramento. butte county prosecutors revealed that the 17 -year-old had spent several summers visiting the suspect, 7-year- old donald clark. but for some reason their friendship soured. the three were shot to death and then the bodies burned near chico earlier this month cbx in a video released today, president obama announced he will make a major speech next week about climate change and how to solve it. >> it's a serious challenge, but it's one uniquely suited to america's strengths. we'll see need scientists and farmers and engineers to device new sources of energy and businesses to make and sell them. we'll need workers to build the foundation for a clean-energy economy. >> mr. obama called for america to be a leader in combating the global crisis and he will make his speech tuesday at georgetown university in washington d.c.. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a vintage plan to crash today apan air show? the stearman biplane crashed into a fie

let's listen in to roland clause, a spokesperson for the party. >> the euro was explained to be some kind of a peace projects. you about it's just the opposite. it is in danger of tearing apart the countries within the eurozone. >> roland klaus was a cnbc reporter many moons ago, ross, and you and i used to have conversations with him on german policy and what the german government was up to. he's moved on, he's pursuing a political career and he speaks for the afd. they at the moment are a relatively small party. but depending on the direction of travel for this eurozone economy, they could potentially become more significant as we run up to this september election, ross. >> and how much play is this imf report now getting? and actually that they went against three corporals of the imf on decision making? >> yeah. it does seem as though there's a little -- is there anybody out there in the markets would doubted some of the credibility of the statements that we were getting about the robustness or otherwise of greek recovery program? my read on this is the imf is almost slapping itse

it's easy. >> and roland let you freelance? >> and jamie loves that stuff.ng to keep up. there is funny stuff in the movie. he fell in one of the scenes and crushes me with the rocket launcher in the head. and we kept it in the movie. >> we talked about the beginning of the show, top of the 8:00 hour, congratulations again. >> thank you, man. >> the birth of everly. we talked in new orleans a few months ago. she was on the way. what has the change been in your life just 26 days in? >> sleep. all of the normal things. i've never been so excited when something poos. i just get so amped up because i'm in the game now. you know, the mom does so much of the early work and those first few weeks. i'm like, put me in the game. i've got so good at changing the diapers. >> how is jenna doing? >> good. she's tough as nails. >> quickly, did it help, the fact that -- did it help you connect to this character? >> you know, we found out at the end of this movie that we were pregnant. or she was pregnant. that would be weird. yeah. it was kind of odd i did my first movie i

he is now an amazing 59-1 all time at roland garros. >> we proudly and humbly select redraft 9577, centergreat gesture, arizona diamondbacks selected cory hahn in the major league draft. he wore the number 34 at arizona state. and in his second game he broke his neck sliding into second base and was paralyzed from the chest down. after being selected by the diamondbacks hahn tweeted i cannot thank the d'backs enough. so humbled and forever grateful. so honored to be a diamondback. that will do it for the bleacher report. suzanne, back to you. >>> oscar nominee, a real-life hero after coming to the rescue of an injured man. we have the details up next. >>> why are you trying to kill me? >> why would i be trying to kill you? >> because the last time we met i tried to kill you. >> that was a long time ago. >> some people hold on to things like that. >> january malkovich is being credited with helping save a man in real life. he helped a 77-year-old man who tripped on the sidewalk and then slashed his throat on some scaffolding. a witness says malkovich ran over, applied pressure to the man's

. >> many are saying that the roland garros semifinal match versus nadal is one of the best games everin history. do you agree with this? >> i think so. i guess it would be much better if i won that match so i would talk about it with more enthusiasm. no, i'm kidding. of course it was a fantastic match and marathon. 9-7 in the fifth set. it was definitely one of the most exciting matches i ever played in my life and against one of my biggest rivals and we played over 30 times. i badly wanted to win and wanted to get my hands on roland garros trophy, the grand slam that i'm missing. but, look, it's another great experience for me. i hope i can learn from that experience and come back stronger next year. >> you've made a little bit of money already. and we're a business channel. we talk about investing and the financial markets all day long. do you invest? >> well, i am investing, and i think everybody should, you know, whoever made a certain capital and, of course, in order to -- in order to have a great life and stable life you need to work. you need to earn your money and, obviously,

surprising exterminators like chet roland. >>> i've never seen nothing like this.verything from homes and businesses to get this even electronics. turns out the little hairy ants have expensive tastes. he says they're attracted to heat-producing devices, like computers and smartphones. according to researchers, in texas caused $146.5 million in damages in one year. >> we have liquid ant bates. will this stop them? >> no. like a drop in the bucket in the fight against these type of ants. like love bugs. you can't get rid of all the love bugs. you can get them under control. >> craziest thing. hence the name, crazy ants. they get electrocuted. >> the orkin man. can i exterminate anything? >> i can't stop -- i can't get rid of that disgusting feeling. i have ants all over me right now. >> you got the willies. should have seen her, started getting the shakes. >> couldn't help it. millions of ants. piles and piles of ants. they figure out they're attracted to electronics. kept finding burned, electrocuted carcasses. >> a silver lining, read an article, displacing red an

. >>> talking tennis now over at roland garros, we had some pretty solid tennis being played. rafael nadal, the defending french open champion, hasn't lost in his last 20 matches. his last defeat in april to novak djokovic, who just happens to be the world's number one ranked player. both men in action today trying to set up a semifinal showdown. djokovic looking to advance to the semis for the third straight year taking on tommy haas. first set all tied at three and djokovic just explodes with the forehand right here. you're not going to get that. he'd take the set 6-3. so we go to a second set tie-break. some nice back and forth between the two. check out djokovic with the backhand. yeah, you're not going to get to that one either. >> too old. >> you think haas is too old? >> mm-hmm. >> third set. haas keeping it alive for the moment but djokovic says, you know what, i'm tired of messing around. look at that. is that a perfectly placed shot? and by the way, haas is only 35 years old, far from over the hill. it is kind of old. >>> moving on, seven-time french open champion ra

most lopsided semifinal win at roland garros since ronald reagan was in the oval office.ll face last year's winner french open champ maria sharapova in the fines. >>> serena worked quick but this was even faster. justin gatlin beat 6-time gold medalist usain bolt in rome running the 100 meeter in 9.94 seconds. it's the first time someone beat bolt in track signature raisins 2010. >>> now, they won't run that fast in the famous tipsy race here in mill valley. its claim to fame is how tough it is and one runner's training has gone to the dogs. >> i have wanted to be able to get healthy and make money doing it. [ dog barks. >> reporter: for 11 years, mark assem has been whipping the dogs of marin county into shape. >> most of my clients are new parents. and yeah, they don't have the time anymore. so they call me and then i'm part of the family. >> reporter: assem's pups get a true workout but it's a miracle he is even able to walk them around the block. >> having a near-death experience you wake up and go i don't want to do something i don't like for the rest of my life. >>

." >> narrator: but instead of paying a jackpot, roland okuomose is accused of ripping people off. >>tim has received any lottery or sweepstakes winnings. >> narrator: now this alleged criminal mastermind is on the

. >> roland emmerich. >> i wasn't going to work. i had a 4-week-old baby.reer. i love careers like yours, where there is a little bit of everything. you can perhaps satisfying acting one way. and you can settle into something like that. another blockbuster. can you feel the balance? >> in terms of acting, i think of them in the same way. but it's nice to like a movie that many, many people will see. there's something nice about being in a movie. this movely have is a party. you're supposed to yell at the screen. >> oh, you -- does not let you go. it really doesn't. you're shooting this with a newborn. and channing became a father himself. i was reading and i'd love for you to tell us. he was saying, it's wonderful and hard, every day. and i know emma thompson, said something to you about that. if you could encapsulate it for us. >> i was working on a movie with her. a long shoot. i had a little baby. i had just gotten married. we had a tough day one day. and i just burst into tears. and it's a lot like the woman i play in this movie. she's this professional

ted rolands, thank you. >>> a marine reservist kidnapped at gunpoint.been seen or heard from since. the fbi is asking anyone with information about the case to come forward. >>> in new jersey, and the nation's capital, mourning the loss of frank lautenberg. the liberal democrat died yesterday from viral pneumonia. at 89, the senate's last remaining world war ii veteran. >>> and new jersey governor chris christie will chose lautenberg's replacement. he has a leeway potentially on when to set a special election. new jersey has sometimes conflicting laws on this. so different lawyers have different interpretations about what he might, might not be able to do. >> certainly a legend. and chris christie, a lot of nice things about the fights heory the years with frank lautenberg. >>> just what the world was missing. a job site for beautiful people. the controversy over beautifulpeople.com is starting a recruiting service. employers hoping attract good-looking workers will have access to the site's 750,000 members. you have to survive a ruthless peer review wh

executive director of the telegraph business improvement district, roland peterson said sunday on telegraphss meant to bolster business. with uc berkeley is in some recession. >> the event will be free every sunday. restaurants that bought out by ceding to allow customers to enjoy the music. >> erica will be back in just a moment with another update update of the forecast. being it looks like we have some '80s in the forecast today. it is far inland. most of us in the '60s and '70s. heading into tomorrow as similar day. expect morning fog but afternoon sunshine. a bit more by the middle of this week. a lot more by the weekend. i will talk about the potential for a triple digits coming up in just a few minutes james. >> thank you erica. let us take a quick look at how the movies did over the weekend. >> fast and furious six raced to the box office for the second consecutive weekend. estimates show the movie will add another $35 million in its north american ticket sales. here's how the other movies di the magic heist thriller now you see me exceeded industry expectations to debut in second pl

but roland is amazing. "independence day."t movies -- really have a talented film. and channing did all of his own stunts. i didn't do all of mine. i was trying to keep my wig on in the pool. i had a wig. >> that was your stunt. keeping the wig. >> off my head. you know what i'm saying. but, other than that, it's cool. and the response to the movie is great. like, they screened it last night. >> i screened it last night. my son. women love it. >> you know women love it. yeah. >> let me tell you, you and he are not a bad duo. >> thank you. >> up next for you, you are playing a villain in the spider-man series. >> i play electro. andrew garfield, emma, amazing. being a part of that was amazing. my little daughter got to be on the set. and it's really cool. watch out for this kid, gahan. >> jamie foxx, you are on a role. -- roll. "white house down." >>> stick around. miley cyrus is with us. "white house down." >>> stick around. miley cyrus is with us. >>> i'm kristen sze. we continue with breaking news this morning. the u.s. supr

and driving -- and dying, and i wondered if it was werese the windows electric and they could not roland down. the thing that worries me about computerized cars is that i do not know if they are say and people panicking about the nsa gathering information should even think about it they want a car that they cannot control themselves when they are in it? guest: i cannot answer the one of the beginning of blake, but that is a great question. i think that what you're saying is -- could your car be hacked and someone take over control? when i asked that question, i was assured and told by engineers that that would not be possible, that there is sufficient security. your car is that of a fight with you. one of the issue that spoke to engineers about is -- when you sell the car, how do you make sure that it is scrubbed clean so that none of your personal information that might have been connected to your phone and your car would get into the hands of someone else? these are really, really excellent questions. i think questions that need to be asked. host: how is the ntsb going to keep up with

so to have it in the white house is a little uncomfortable, a little scary, but, you know, roland doesox, channing tatum. >> gretchen: right, i was just looking there. >> amazing guys. >> gretchen: you play michelle obama? >> i do. it's -- yeah. i play the first lady, but she was my inspiration. i think she's elegant and intelligent, strong and it was definitely -- it definitely helped me get into the character. >> gretchen: one of the things that you've been known for is coming from a mixed race background. you came from haiti when you are seven. you moved to massachusetts. you've written a children's book about this. why was it so important for to you get that message out to kids? >> well, for me, i have two five-year-old biracial boys and we couldn't find any books where they could sort of see themselves as the characters or relate to anything. and it was important for me to do that because i want them to be proud of what makes them them. and the book is really about celebrating who you are, the mixes that you are and being proud of your heritage really and starting a conversation b

. >> for hollywood, blowing up the white house is something that director roland does very well.day" have grossed more than $3 billion world wide. what is it about all these blowup big action movies you like? >> myself am still a little kid and i have fun blowing up things. the movie has to be fast, otherwise they don't like it. >> he sees more independents in his future. so "independence day 2", i understand that may be in the works. >> 2 and 3. >> is that so? >> i'm in a contract with fox to do it. >> we're excited about that for you then. we love it 'cause it's fox, right? >> steve: so it's a comedy. >> no, it's one of those big fun summer one, as you can see. i took some pictures behind the scenes because they recreated the white house, literally to scale. some of the rooms right there. there you see the red room and that's on the public tour. this scene you saw that was shown in the piece. but then also the big foyer, the main foyer, the front of the white house, amazing that they did that and all that research. >> steve: and it opens? >> on friday. >> anna: is it bad that i

this could be obama's roland. -- rowanda. how many people have died?his is not slow motion. 90,000 in one year? this is far from slow motion. when i think and my heart hurts when i think of syria. my head because it is so complicated. also because if you want to look at this through a strategic level, this could turn into a maelstrom, no kidding. look at israel, jordan, turkey, the kurds, saudi arabia. iran is involved. the russians are a big part of the problem that is going on here. syria has its own maelstrom. ora strategic person thinking of this idea, this gets to me. this right here gets to me. the children in syria. if you not to read this report yet, read it. toughk of myself as a guy. i work with the military. i read some of the stuff and i wept. this is what is happening here. theshattering of society, shattering of economy. the shattering of infrastructure. this a very dangerous situation. the question is how do we get from here to there? $5 billion i heard for an appeal. to does $500 billion sound get this country somewhat stabilized? somew