>>president david chiu: roll cal. cl eric clerk supervisors yee, avalos, aye, breed aye, supervisor campos, aye, supervisor chiu, aye, cohen aye, ferrell aye, kim aye, mar aye, tang aye, wiener aye. there are 11 ayes. >>president david chiu: those ordinances finally passed. next item. city clerk: item 4. item 4: avalos4.140918[appropriation - legal services for unaccompanied children and families -mayor's office of housing - $2,127,600 - fys 2014-2015 and 2015-2016]sponsors: campos; avalos and yeeordinance appropriating $2,127,600 from the general fund reserve to the mayor's office of housing, $1,063,800 in fy2014-2015 and $1,063,800 in fy2015-2016, for legal services for unaccompanied children and families on the san francisco immigration court's expedited removal docket. sf 41234 >>president david chiu: supervisors campos? >>supervisor david campos: can we come back to this item. >> >>president david chiu: let's go to item 5. city clerk: item 5: 5.140754[sublease and property management agreement - john stewart comp

here to me me if i'm right, wrong or crazy, we have stephen moore as well as roll cal editor and chiefna bellantoni. steve moore, more than anybody at this table, you live in the world i'm talking about. i'll start with you. the case i just made. what's your reaction to it? >> i think you nailed it, steve, actually. i think every argument you made for mitt romney is the argument that establishment republicans are making. when i talk to a lot of the people who are part of that establishment, they say who else is there? i'll tell you the one guy who would sort of stand in his way is jeb bush. everybody is waiting for jeb to see what decision that he makes. he would be a big challenger to romney for that kind of establishment, big money support. but a couple of reasons why what you're saying, steve, is not crazy. one s when i talk to republicans, they're looking at these republicans you've seen that if the election were held today, mitt romney would win over barack obama in landslide. that has a lot of republicans salivating. so there is a lot of support for him. he could raise a lot of m

cal trans reopened the lanes. >> right now i'm standing along king street. this is the northbound off ramp from interstate 280, northbound in to san francisco. cars started rolling here around 9:40 this evening. cal trans closed this section of interstate 280 last thursday and worked all weekend very hard replacing two seismic joints in the roadway and were able to wrap up the work essentially monday afternoon and went in to a little bit more concrete pouring and they had to rebuild one of the guard rails along the side of interstate 280, then go in and paint and stripe the lanes and they finally wrapped all that work up around 9:40 this evening. a spokesperson says they were able to finish early because of lessons they had learned during previous closures of interstate 280. >> we use the best practices from the work we did out here in memorial day and 4th of july and we were able to get everything accomplished in that narrow window of time. we actually only had seven more hours to do twice as much work but they were able to accomplish it even a little bit quicker. >> cal trans originally when they started this summer-long project left themselves a little bit of

roll in. some rain in so cal, but some flooding and up to four inches of rain.ough parts of arizona and new mexico. even into north texas tonight. >> and you were telling me about chicago and the midwest. >> a strong cold front. risk for severe storms, parts of chicago, michigan, indiana, illinois and ohio. damaging winds. pushing to the northeast tonight. new york to boston, tomorrow will be affected with the same thing. tens of millions of people affected over the next two nights. >> thank you. we can't wait to watch you this weekend on "gma." >>> we move on to joan rivers. her fans, fellow sending out messages of love. and her daughter responding. and now, a famous face in the hospital there to say good-bye. what she now wants answered.ñ5r ron claiborne tonight. >> reporter: family and friends of joan rivers tell abc news she had complained of a raspy voice and went to a clinic where, they say, she underwent a diagnostic procedure on her vocal cords while under a general anesthetic. the 81-year-old comedian suffered cardiac arrest and by the time she arrived

western region if not the national system my roll earned my invitation t is having authored legislation last year i've got to be honest happened to be at calt a year and a half going on an energy briefing popped in to see the folks in the center they briefed me own the integrated seismic network bureau your infarctions formulations with the federal government that was sitting and hadn't said no or yes to bring about a warning system not only research that's important no knowledge not only the early subscribers but an early warning system to benefit the public it was clear it is that city clerk was to help save lives and mitigate injuries and reduce damage we ought to be compelled to do so one look at the congress today ac on unanimous or even bipartisan basis is far too infrequent and california shouldn't hold it's breath for california to come forward so i introduced the legislation it mandate the build out it later secretary the point person on the design and dloichlt a system going forward and, in fact, in california we did act on a unanimous bipartisan basis to do that to make that a proprietor we had a two year time period for the pla

cal goes into overtime at berkley. we're looking to rebound against the huskies today in seattle. game tied at 13. stanford threatening. rolls right. then decides to keep it himself. hogan dies for the pylon. he's in for the touchdown. cardinals take a seventh-point lead. fourth down with 20 seconds to play. trying to make something happen with his legs, kevin anderson says, not on my watch. stanford survives this one, 20-13. >>> the bears went into overtime with the boston berkley. down the middle for the 25-yard touchdown. colorado gets a shot to tie it. so we go to a second overtime. fourth and goal. going for it all. the cal defense stops them. bears get the ball back. 59-56. >>> san jose hosts nevada tonight. we're going to have highlights on that game at 11:00. from the gridiron to the diamond we go where the giants were playing their second to last game before they begin post-season play. >>> hunter pence not in the starting lineup since 2012. just like the opener of the series, giants needed some late her heroics to pick up the "w." that would give the g-men the 3-1 win. >> he's shortened things up and thrown out qua

rolling with it, so to speak. >> this is the third time this summer that cal trans has closed down either the north bounds or southbound. they say the lessons they have learned from the previous two closures have helped them go quickly. >> we left ourselves an extra 7 hours to do twice as much work and it appears that that's going to happen in less than the amount of time that was allocated so we're very happy about that. >> back live now, they are putting the finishing touches on this repair work and they expect to reopen 280 before midnight. in san francisco. >>> charles, clifford, enjoying some nice weather in san francisco, 68. 73 in hayward. we'll see if you have nice weather ahead after the break. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 24-month special financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >>> all right, back to the grind. so long summer. thousands of people headed back to the bay area tonight after labor day weekend excursi

i believe it's going to be very kit cal that we continue to focus on rolling back this trend of disinvestment in research and development so we can ensure that our country continues to produce the kind of life-saving, world-changing research that we know we're capable of. but i am very concerned. i just need to say this -- that fiscal awe state and the return of sequestration next year will continue to weaken our ability to respond to needs like this. so, dr. fast -- disaster facci he talk about how the sequestration has impacted the u.s.' able to respond to the ebola situation? >> thank you for the question, senator. i have to tell you honestly, abeen a significant impact on is, as you well know -- i know you've been fighting for us for a long period of time. our bug has been flat since the end of the doubling in 2003 with the two-plus percent inflationary index that over a ten-year period we lost 22% in our purchasing power. that was the left hook. he right cross what the sequestration that came in and pulled out a significant amount of money. 1 359 billion. of which we got reconstituted, n

i believe it's going to be very kit cal that we continue to focus on rolling back this trend of disinvestment in research and development so we can ensure that our country continues to produce the kind of life-saving, world-changing research that we know we're capable of. but i am very concerned. i just need to say this -- that fiscal awe state and the return of sequestration next year will continue to weaken our ability to respond to needs like this. so, dr. fast -- disaster facci he talk about how the sequestration has impacted the u.s.' able to respond to the ebola situation? >> thank you for the question, senator. i have to tell you honestly, abeen a significant impact on is, as you well know -- i know you've been fighting for us for a long period of time. our bug has been flat since the end of the doubling in 2003 with the two-plus percent inflationary index that over a ten-year period we lost 22% in our purchasing power. that was the left hook. he right cross what the sequestration that came in and pulled out a significant amount of money. 1 359 billion. of which we got reconstituted, n

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cal now falls to 2-1. arizona state and minnesota taking on the golden gophers. blake found tyler winston on the screen. minnesota's lead cut 10-7. minnesota rolledhe dice and went for the touchdown instead of a field goal. chris trevler scored. they would add another and go onto win it. and the spartans fall to 1-2 on the season. jameis winston came out with his pads though he was suspended. clemson in field goal range. florida state recovered and the game went into ot. carlos williams got free and scored from 19 yards out. florida state survivability. winston loved it. lsu has won 19 games in a row. we finish up with a little soccer. earthquakes in montreal looking for their first win since august 7. john bush stops one shot, but jack mchenry is there and he scores in the rebound. 1-0 montreal. and they go onto win it by the count of 2-0. the winless streak for the quakes is still at 9. but we are still talking about the cal finish. >> well that was just nuts. you guys really thought it was over. >> it just kept going back and fourth and back and forth. and with basically, you know, a minute to go, they have the lead, but arizona got the ball b

rolling, bubbling up. plus the propane tanks were blowing, bombs going off. >> firefighters are making sure -- making progress, but they say the danger is far from over. >>> a cal schoifornia school is closed after a car crashed in. it's a miracle no one has seriously hurt. as children arrived to class, a parent accidentally drove through a classroom wall. eight students and a teacher were inside. the force of the impact was so great that pieces of the wall went flying on the tables. the wall ended up on the other side of the room. >> i came in and i just -- i jumped on the table to get out. >> was it loud? >> yes. >> what did it sound like? >> it sounded like an earthquake. >> two children had a few bumped and somescrapes. the school will be closed for several days. >>> a story from western pennsylvania about a small dog with a big bark. so big, in fact, it was enough to scare a bear away from the family home. here he is. on sunday, his owner noticed the dog was missing. after seeing the size door of his home smashed with scratches and fur, well, he concluded casper was after a bear that had broken in. >> about seven points. he is seven years old. he's always

rolls 119-76. they'll meet lithuania thursday in the semifinals. >>> a's and white sox, oakland getting john lester some early run support. this should have been out number three but former calduct marcus simeon a bad throw. that made it 2-0 and that's -- oh, look at craig gentry colliding with carlos sanchez, full speed. face to shoulder there. and gentry really shook up. had to leave the game. right now a's are up 4-0 and they're in the fifth. giants will host arizona later tonight. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> that hit. >> that was nasty. >> but he's up, shaken, but that was quite an impact. >> thank you, larry. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. lava that's inching ever closer to a small hawaiian village. the latest on the people and homes standing in its path. >> then at 11:00, if you think your internet is slow now, just wait. why the information superhighway may move at a snail's pace tomorrow. >>> and here's the new abc 7 daytime lineup starting this week. actor terry cruz is the host of "who wants to be a millionaire" at 1:00 p.m. >> that is followed by jeopardy at 1:30. "general hospital" at 2:00 and we welcome rachael ra

rolls 119-76. they'll meet lithuania thursday in the semifinals. >>> a's and white sox, oakland getting john lester some early run support. this should have been out number three but former calduct marcus simeon a bad throw. that made it 2-0 and that's -- oh, look at craig gentry colliding with carlos sanchez, full speed. face to shoulder there. and gentry really shook up. had to leave the game. right now a's are up 4-0 and they're in the fifth. giants will host arizona later tonight. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> that hit. >> that was nasty. >> but he's up, shaken, but that was quite an impact. >> thank you, larry. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. lava that's inching ever closer to a small hawaiian village. the latest on the people and homes standing in its path. >> then at 11:00, if you think your internet is slow now, just wait. why the information superhighway may move at a snail's pace tomorrow. >>> and here's the new abc 7 daytime lineup starting this week. actor terry cruz is the host of "who wants to be a millionaire" at 1:00 p.m. >> that is followed by jeopardy at 1:30. "general hospital" at 2:00 and we welcome rachael ra

bill clinton has backed out of a appearance in col roll to spend -- colorado to spend time with his new granddaughter. >>> the buffalos will be taking on caly the rain has gone by. >>> it's a splendid day and a examined day to be outdoors. we have sunshine out in this morning. it's starting out with a beautiful view of the sunny skies over berkeley this morning. so, temperatures on the mild side even a tad bit below the seasonal norm for this time of the year. all in all it will be quite noise, have a look at those numbers coming up in a moment. let's start out with the satellite and the radar. we have to put a time lapse of four hours. we'll have to go peculiar up a few scattered showers over parts of the east bay. it's pushing out of here. we could see a little build up, partly cloudy skies over higher elevations like mount dable low. partly cloudy skies around the coast and east bay and inland. it will continue to move to the east where we have lingering showers for today. it will be the sierra maybe even a little more snow for the higher elevations, up above several thousand feet. it's going to be a warming trend that will start today.

roll some video from overnight. you can see this nasty fire burning. close to 90,000 acres have been charred. more than 21,000 structures still remain threatened. calid tell me they had some help from the weather, it was more moist out here. the wind died down, that helped them get some containment on this thing. i did talk to a lady that was evacuated. she's been out of her house since tuesday. she was at one of the meetings held by cal fire and she appreciates what the firefighters are doing. >> i'm worried about my home, but we got out our animals and we'll out. i guess insurance should pick up the rest. i hope it's all there. it's devastating to these people, i hope we don't have to go through that. >> reporter: so in all, 10 homes have been lost so far because of the king fire. i can't tell you, there have been 4 injuries, minor injuries for people treated for smoke inhalation. now the focus goes to stopping this thing before it spreads to the lake tahoe area. that would be a even worst disaster than what we have out here. >> thanks scott for the update. highway 50 is open, but one lane is closed because of the fire in pollock pines. >> the la